Note: A couple of the signs I blanked out because it would give away my location. Yesterday morning I took a photo of this shopping center sign on my way to work. Let’s look at the founders of these companies, most of which Americans are familiar with. Home Depot – Arthur Blank & Bernard Marcus […]

What was life like before the spread of organized religion? In ancient times, when people were still followers of their old ancestral gods, people were TOUGH. Life as often said back then was brute, nasty, and short. Rape, torture, and the killing of women and children were widely practiced by heathens engaged in conflict with […]

“I will destroy the wisdom of the wise; the intelligence of the intelligent frustrate.” Isaiah 29:14 Jesus was a communist. Christianity is not the least bit conservative as many believe but is highly left-wing and harmful to the human race. This religion has all the characteristics of liberalism that you can think of. There has […]

I had been confused about Hitler for a long time. When I woke up to the Jewish Question some time ago, I was on the sidelines with regards to Hitler. I had never really researched or read up on him, other than what I’ve been told in history class in grade school. There were many […]

The Acts of the Apostles is considered among the most important books of the Christian Bible (New Testament). Acts comes right after the four synoptic gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The gospels narrates the birth, ministry, death, and ascension of Jesus Christ. In the story of Acts, twelve apostles are appointed to spread […]

All the countries below I have visited except North Korea. LIBERAL United States – The US is a highly liberal country though it is quite segregated. The segregation has more to do with income and social-economic status than mistrust among the races (though there is some of that). The whites have a much higher income […]

11/20/13 Eilat was the final leg of my Israeli/Palestinian trip. It is a mainly Jewish city. In total spent four weeks in Israel and four weeks in Palestine. Eilat is the southernmost city in Israel and borders both Jordan and Egypt. I spent one night at a hostel before taking a taxi to the Egyptian […]

11/11/13 After Tiberius, I did a combination of hitchhiking and taxi back to Nazareth. Hitchhiking for some reason wasn’t as easy this time around, so I had to end up using taxis for the most part. I got back late, though the distance from those two points wasn’t very far. I spent a night back […]

The Jesus Trail is a 65 km path from Nazareth to Tiberias. It was supposedly where Jesus walked during his ministry. This trail was not something I had planned to do until basically the last minute. I tend to do things on the go. My plans continuously changes. Me and a couple of German women […]

I visited this kibbutz by the Sea of Galilee. This kibbutz is considered the mother of all kibbutz. It is the oldest socialist Zionist farming commune in Israel. I spent about an hour there. Below are some bizarre things from that kibbutz. An Israeli-Jewish family on tour.