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26 Jun 2021 18:01:14
Federal Reserve Formed Over A Blood Sacrificial Rock! These Elites Worship Satan!
The claim that a Native American tribe would sacrifice babies at this rock is highly questionable.
Also the idea later presented by the narrator that these native Americans were 8 foot tall and came from Ireland is just laughable.
The pictures they use to support the child sacrifice show no evidence of it at all.
Total nonsense.
The Tribe of Dan is theorised to be the Tuatha Dé Danann [Tuatha = Tribe]
The Tuatha Dé Danann moved to Ireland, Scotland, America and elsewhere. Some of them [in America] worshipped Baal and were into human sacrifice. And there's no reason why the males couldn't be 7-8 foot tall.
Obviously in order to keep the fake history going, anyone in America before a certain date has to be called 'Native American'.
Ancient History of Ireland, Tuatha Dé Danann, Scythians, and Phoenicians - Robert Sepehr
I just got a reply from an ex who I messaged earlier. This is very much her kind of thing, and she told me there is evidence of this ritual.
I couldn't c+p, so here's a bit of it.
'For the Timucua of northeastern Florida we have note of the sacrifice of the first born. According to LeMoyne, who once witnessed the ceremony, the first born son is sacrificed to the tribal chief. The altar is a tree stump of about two feet high. '
It goes on in some detail, but you get the picture. It doesn't prove anything, but it's strong evidence to support the claim. I don't know the name of the book or who Le Moyne was, but I will ask.
Still not sure how you tie in the ancient history of Ireland video with the Timucua ritual though. Scottish pipers confused me a bit, but some very interesting stuff. Pre Celts were quite short in stature by the way. No hard evidence of extremely tall tribes in Ireland, but that's not to say they didn't exist.