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vehement
June 21st, 2004, 06:44 PM
I am concerned about a friend I have who happens to have a name that I know is shared by some jews. She doesn't seem jewish and I'm no good at judging besides. The name is Edelberg and it translates to "noble mountain" from the Deutsch. I want to know if there is a chance she is not a jew but rather simply part German. It is awkward to ask such a question to a new friend so I'm just exploring my curiosity another way.
Antiochus Epiphanes
June 21st, 2004, 08:06 PM
I am concerned about a friend I have who happens to have a name that I know is shared by some jews. She doesn't seem jewish and I'm no good at judging besides. The name is Edelberg and it translates to "noble mountain" from the Deutsch. I want to know if there is a chance she is not a jew but rather simply part German. It is awkward to ask such a question to a new friend so I'm just exploring my curiosity another way.
German names are just that. Jews take them on to act as chameleons, part of their parasitic tribal strategy.
Example: Alfred Rosenberg, author of "Myth of the 20th Century" and Nazi intellectual. Not a Jew. I'm guessing the name means mountain of roses. Rosenburg, fortress of roses.
Now if the German name has something to do with geology, that increases the likelihood. Such as, any "steins" which means stone.
So your friend could fall either way. Why dont you just cut to the chase and ask her if she is Jewish?
Herman van Houten
June 22nd, 2004, 04:56 AM
Give them pork. Or push a cross against their skin, a kike will shrivel up and die. :D
Antiochus Epiphanes
June 22nd, 2004, 01:10 PM
he definitely wants to feed her some pork. LOL
sorry I couldnt resist that one-
vehement
June 22nd, 2004, 03:02 PM
Women are strange enough as it is. Before the week ends I'll have a chance to ask her. Don't some jews reject the customs of Jeudaism? Eating pork or unkosher food wouldn't be a definite sign, nor would avoiding it (vegans).
I'll report my findings when I gather them.
The Final Solution
June 23rd, 2004, 09:15 AM
Eating pork or unkosher food wouldn't be a definite sign, nor would avoiding it (vegans).
Of course the "secular" kikes (amongst the most vile & dangerous) don't follow the dietary laws. Even in Roth's somewhat autobiographical Portnoy's Complaint, he says the "kosher" family will eat pork at a Chinese restaurant, I seem to recall, because the Chinks are the only people they're not afraid of.
vehement
June 26th, 2004, 12:50 AM
Well after finally getting a chance I learned my dreaded fear was true. She's a jew. For now I'll stay friends for a while, gradually getting more distant as time progresses. I mean she might have nonJew girl friends I could meet in the meantime. Man, there must be tons of jews at my school since I keep having run-ins with them. I may have learned a life lesson this time though, although considering the post at www.vnnforum.com/showthread.php?t=6537 (http://www.vnnforum.com/showthread.php?t=6537) I'm wondering if I'm not part jewish myself being semi-Irish. The bible foretells 144,000 jews working for God in the end days of Christianity's influence. They may well be rebel jews working to end ZOG and the worldwide jewish rule by proxy. I'd gladly be prometheistic about the situation as I know I'm neither Aryan nor jungle savage and work regardless to support Aryan preservation.
Antiochus Epiphanes
June 26th, 2004, 01:54 AM
Oh please dont go obsessing. Last thing we need's another dan burros.
ARYANOUTLAW S.S.
June 26th, 2004, 01:02 PM
Damn This ones Something ----- S.S.
Winter
June 26th, 2004, 07:19 PM
I am concerned about a friend I have who happens to have a name that I know is shared by some jews. She doesn't seem jewish and I'm no good at judging besides. The name is Edelberg and it translates to "noble mountain" from the Deutsch. I want to know if there is a chance she is not a jew but rather simply part German. It is awkward to ask such a question to a new friend so I'm just exploring my curiosity another way.
Alfred Rosenberg was infact part Jewish, as his Placename provides the evidence.
vehement
June 29th, 2004, 04:08 PM
Oh please dont go obsessing. Last thing we need's another dan burros.
I'm good. I just think that anyone that's not genetically a full Aryan must have some non-Aryan ancestors. I believe all current races came from two original: Aryan and non-Aryan. Since my hair's black the most I can do is work to help the the remnants of the Aryan race survive till tomorrow and in part having kids that are minimally non-Aryan helps.
Who's Dan Burros BTW?
Sean Martin
June 30th, 2004, 02:00 AM
Give them pork. Or push a cross against their skin, a kike will shrivel up and die. :D
ROFL to funny
you have a wit unlike any other.
Antiochus Epiphanes
June 30th, 2004, 08:59 AM
I'm good. I just think that anyone that's not genetically a full Aryan must have some non-Aryan ancestors. I believe all current races came from two original: Aryan and non-Aryan. Since my hair's black the most I can do is work to help the the remnants of the Aryan race survive till tomorrow and in part having kids that are minimally non-Aryan helps.
Who's Dan Burros BTW?
Dan Burros was a Jew who was one of GLR's stormtroopers. A jew reporter outed him and he killed himself.
Please, just because you have black hair does not mean you are a non-Aryan. Let's leave it at that however, and not go down the road to all this nordmed crap again.
vehement
June 30th, 2004, 10:43 AM
Dan Burros was a Jew who was one of GLR's stormtroopers. A jew reporter outed him and he killed himself.
Please, just because you have black hair does not mean you are a non-Aryan. Let's leave it at that however, and not go down the road to all this nordmed crap again.
see ya on the other threads
Anima Eternae
July 9th, 2004, 06:07 PM
I believe all current races came from two original: Aryan and non-Aryan
Incorrect. 150,000 years ago there was no "aryan" race. The Aryan race dawned around 50,000 or so years ago, as a result of northern climatization once humans left Africa.
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revoltingslave
July 10th, 2004, 08:01 PM
I have a friend who just tells people he suspects to be Jews that his last name is Steinberg, then if they are of the tribe they usually ask him if he shares the faith.
vehement
July 12th, 2004, 09:50 AM
Incorrect. 150,000 years ago there was no "aryan" race. The Aryan race dawned around 50,000 or so years ago, as a result of northern climatization once humans left Africa. ...
That is, of course, if you believe in the out of Africa theory over the multiregional evolution theory. Vedic scriptures brought to India long ago by "aryan" conquerors state that the first humans on earth were "created"(possibly through guided evolution[my belief]), some by the sun and the others by the moon. We don't know if that is to be taken literally but it suggests that there are ultimately only two pure races and many mixtures as well as many further adaptations in each, possibly.
Anima Eternae
July 12th, 2004, 01:19 PM
That is, of course, if you believe in the out of Africa theory over the multiregional evolution theory. Vedic scriptures brought to India long ago by "aryan" conquerors state that the first humans on earth were "created"(possibly through guided evolution[my belief]), some by the sun and the others by the moon. We don't know if that is to be taken literally but it suggests that there are ultimately only two pure races and many mixtures as well as many further adaptations in each, possibly.
Of course. The "Out of Africa" theory has by far the most anthropological evidence out of any of the other theories. Humans concurrently evolving into humans from lower primates throughout all the continents? How many monkeys do you live in Europe or North America? Even so called "racist" Professor Rushton believes the out of Africa theory, and he shows how it plays a difference in the races as they evolved.
I think some WN are too eager to mold the facts around their ideology instead of molding their ideology around the facts.
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Mike Jahn
August 4th, 2004, 04:50 AM
Alfred Rosenberg was infact part Jewish, as his Placename provides the evidence.
Absolute nonsense. He had not one drop of Jewish blood.
Abzug Hoffman
August 4th, 2004, 07:36 PM
Absolute nonsense. He had not one drop of Jewish blood.
Unless you are his mother I doubt you are in postion to make such a statement. What does this say, anybody? It is about his parents? Was one of them a huguenot ? If so, a lot of huguenots were secretly jews.
1893-1946
Alfred Rosenberg
NS-Politiker, Publizist
1893
12. Januar: Alfred Rosenberg wird als Sohn eines lettischen Kaufmanns und einer estnischen Mutter aus hugenottischem Geschlecht in Reval (heute: Tallinn/Estland) geboren.
diabloblanco92
August 4th, 2004, 10:22 PM
Could be either German or Jewish. The vast majority of West European Jewish names were originally co-opted from German names.Over time certain devices evolved of distinguishing the 2, such as the presence of 2 n's at the end of a name (German) instead of 1 (Jewish)
However,any name ending in "itz" is virtually invariably Jewish. Needless to say. like any other surname, such names are not always invariable indicators of actual ethnicity due to intermarriage.
diablo
diabloblanco92
August 4th, 2004, 10:24 PM
German names are just that. Jews take them on to act as chameleons, part of their parasitic tribal strategy.
Example: Alfred Rosenberg, author of "Myth of the 20th Century" and Nazi intellectual. Not a Jew. I'm guessing the name means mountain of roses. Rosenburg, fortress of roses.
Now if the German name has something to do with geology, that increases the likelihood. Such as, any "steins" which means stone.
So your friend could fall either way. Why dont you just cut to the chase and ask her if she is Jewish?
True, but "Steiner" can go either way, as in the example of the Waffen SS General Felix Steiner. But just plain "Stein" will usually be Jewish.
diablo
H.E.A.
August 21st, 2004, 08:43 PM
True, but "Steiner" can go either way, as in the example of the Waffen SS General Felix Steiner. But just plain "Stein" will usually be Jewish.
diablo
Whats the theroy on those German Names That end with Berg, Burg,
Someone once told me the Jews usually use Burg, and German stick with Berg.
I dont find this to be true. The Kikes have stolen everything from the white
People.
Antiochus Epiphanes
August 23rd, 2004, 01:02 PM
I've heard the same theory but dont consider it reliable. There was at least one famous jew named "Berg" LOL
H.E.A.
August 23rd, 2004, 09:52 PM
I've heard the same theory but dont consider it reliable. There was at least one famous jew named "Berg" LOL
Ha. Dont get me started on that One! :p
Sheesh like My Dad says, Jews even use the surnames, Lopez, Menedez..
You name it, they stole it. On the Other hand Its rather funny to see some weasel jew shorten or change their surnames... to try to Blend In.
I usually can spot one in an instant, even the lighter ones w/ the beady BLUE eyes.. (Kinda leans towards crosseyes, )
But yes thats the dumb rumor I heard about Berg/ Burg....
Bernie
August 26th, 2004, 12:22 AM
Someone once told me the Jews usually use Burg, and German stick with Berg.
I dont find this to be true. The Kikes have stolen everything from the white
People.
My German father told me years ago that the peculiar names many Jews have is just one of the many reasons they hate Germans and everybody else:
Imagine a border guardhouse in East Prussia or Austria over 150 years ago. Inside are two bored old officials and along comes yet another family of East European Jews with their miserable posessions claiming 'persecution' and seeking entry into the country.
The Guards, struggling to understand yiddish, ask for their names and notice the older man's trousers are full of holes revealing his white skin decide that his name shall henceforth be 'Weissbein" or 'white leg' in German. This is duly entered and stamped and the Family is forever after saddled with this unfortunate name.
In this way, many ludicrous names were ascribed to Jews. 'Fishbein' means fishleg, 'Dreyfus' means three feet. The old Border Guards must have been falling over with laughter at some of them. My Father had a female Teacher whose name was Fraulein Loewenshiss (Lion dung)
No wonder they hate us.
JohnJizmTree
September 1st, 2004, 09:47 AM
There's an old German jew joke about a man named Schreisser who had to pay 500 marks more for the extra "r".
Ah yes, the famous Mr Schreisse.......... :D
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