The Moses' Story: Finally the Truth

Talking about Moses, we just had this insight: because the Phoenicians were indeed Our God’s people back then, they would know the difference between a human being and Our God, so that nothing that the negro said is true: Moses, the Phoenician descent, therefore white male, was killed together with the Pharaoh in the place they both, like father and son, were conversing. The wife of the Pharaoh never plotted against him because her daughter was never touched or abused by the Egyptian Pharaoh, as said before, more recently. The daughter of the Pharaoh was never crying while being watched by the Nubian male’s wife, when the wife would have pitied her: Egyptian women were strong, so strong it was a female, white as their race was, that dared going on her own to Nubia where she was doing research into African ways of thinking, living and doing things (when the satanic Egyptian male from the Nubian race got her). That means the daughter would have solved her own problems in an active manner instead of needing others to come and ask, how can I help, as a person who cries would be thinking things would work. As said recently, the Nubian male, therefore black African male, plotted against the couple of Our God’s people, white couple, the Phoenicians: he waited until the son was born then perpetrated, killing the parents, when he then gave the boy to the Pharaoh claiming that he found it. All that he was thinking is that if the boy knew nothing about what he had done and had been well raised, he would be instrumental to him and his people. His wife would have told him about how different the Phoenician woman was compared to any woman from their race: that she was very active, had initiative, conversed with the husband about everything and anything, and felt really confident and happy about herself, her marriage, the husband and all else. She then would have told her husband that the Phoenician woman mentioned their God as cause for her happiness and she was then curious, would like to follow the same God. The Nubian man went after the couple and tried to get the man to betray his wife, as he had previously done with the Pharaoh, when he had no success. The Phoenician man was equally happy and did not accept his conversation or argumentation either, just like the good Egyptian Pharaoh (therefore white). The Nubian man tries to disguise the fact that, while his wife was welcome and became friends with the Phoenician woman, he was rejected. He then said everything went well, he conversed and became friends with the Phoenician male but the Phoenician male said that his wife had been inconvenient, so that he was then requesting that she never bothered them or went close to them again. The Nubian wife, as always, takes what her husband tells her to be the truth without any thought being given to the matter, since she is not a Christian. She then obeys and never goes close to the Phoenician couple again. They become pregnant, her husband does all that, and the couple disappears from sight, since he finds a way of hiding the corpses. He then says that they abandoned their kid there and took off but he has an idea: he will talk with the Pharaoh and, since he is also white, he will accept raising him. The Pharaoh promptly agrees with raising the kids of the Phoenician couple, since his morality seemed to be compatible with theirs, even though he cannot understand why they escaped or how they did that.

They probably had good life in Egypt, when compared to their life in Nubia: the Pharaoh seemed to have given them a house and plenty of free time, since they could even converse among themselves, become friends and all else.

The wife then did not want to leave Egypt. He plots and kills the Pharaoh and Moses that day, when he tells the wife the Pharaoh also took off and now his fellow is trying to fix things for them all, since they fear people are going to start accusing the wife and daughter of the Pharaoh, his wife’s friends, of having plotted against and murdered the husband/father.

He says he has to take off because people saw him around where the Pharaoh got killed by Moses and he told Moses to go somewhere, where he will find him.

He then had this one fellow, the one who stayed at the Pharaoh’s house with the wife and daughter of the Pharaoh, claiming, to those, that he was protecting them against the public while he was actually trying to become husband and father, or husband of both. That being his reason to stay inside for a long time before daring going out and doing things pretending to be the Pharaoh.

The Nubian then tells one of the Phoenician slaves, a male, to collect all other Phoenician male slaves and go in the direction of the ‘Red Sea’ (back then not called Red Sea yet) in a straight line from where they were, stopping close to the edge, where he would meet them later to tell them where to go, since he had spoken to the Pharaoh (so that he told them he was still alive and well) and he had then agreed with giving them freedom, since that was his own skin color (that he thought of all very well before speaking and was trying to help the couple of Phoenicians that escaped. That they escaped and that created a reason for him to converse with Pharaoh about that, that they were spiritually blessed because of their choice of God, so that he used the information collected by the wife at that stage): he was going to Arabia to prepare a land for them. When the Pharaoh came back from Arabia, he would let him know where to go to find the lands and that is when he would take his bunch, the black slaves, and go after him, so that they could all proceed together to the lands of freedom. The Phoenician slaves did not want to go without their families, but the Nubian convinced them that that was a necessary step of the story.

He said Arabia because the Phoenician couple told him about how they were going to visit Arabia when the Egyptians enslaved them. He then knew Arabia was a place of white people and therefore of the people who should be free like the Phoenicians. He thought that if he went to Tunisia, the couple was from there and he could be in trouble. He also feared their God and being judged to be a sinner because of spiritual forces. The Phoenicians would have explained to him how to get there. He then got to know about the sea through them.

After he collects all blacks and they are marching toward the ‘Red Sea’, he lets them know that they will have to kill the whites so that others will believe there is no difference in skin color and they are the same people. He said that the only way to guarantee that they don’t become slaves in Arabia is, the Pharaoh said, the Arabs believing they are the Phoenicians, since those he was sure could go and come from Arabia without being attacked or put into slavery. The Phoenicians would have told him that there was no slavery of their type in Arabia, though (ChatGPT says that slavery there back then was due to ‘warfare, debt, or social status’, not due to skin color or subrace).

He just thought that he would lose life if the Phoenicians got to know what he did to the couple and their kid (there is still the Pharaoh), so that he thought only of himself and then used rhetoric and narrative to convince the entire group (already back then these negro men were using rhetorics and narratives to manage crowds!) that that was the only possible solution to their problems.

He would then have said that the Pharaoh was still alive and well and was white, so that he had spoken to the Pharaoh only about the whites, since the Pharaoh was selfish and only cared about his own skin type.

That is when he told the negros that the reason for that counting was so that they would have one to one combat: it sufficed each one grabbed one and killed, when they then could dump them in the sea and keep on going.

The Phoenicians had stopped near the sea, but not on the edge. He then claimed they should all go and look for a way to cross the sea. As the Phoenicians accepted doing that, the negros attacked and each got one and dumped in the sea, killing them all. They then had a look at the sea and it was all full of blood, when they gave it the name Red Sea, as they said before.

All the negros that were with him and did that were men.

They all then arrived in Arabia in the condition of perpetrators (escaping slavery and having murdered at least one innocent human being) but the Nubian kept on organizing and commanding them all, which is when he gets the suggestion from the fellow and names the language they invented ‘she worshipped’, as said before. The Nubian man who did all that must have asked the ‘brother’ to kill his wife somehow fearing she would tell what happened to others, so in the same way he asked the other slaves to kill the Phoenicians, and that is only when the ‘brother’, still playing Pharaoh, asked the Amen’s Wife to select his ‘brother’s’ wife for the next human sacrifice assembly/mass, which he did because he owed him the fact that he became the Pharaoh.

He then, since he is going to be single, does not want the other men to have wives plus the wives of the Phoenicians that they killed could know of his promises and come after him. He then asks his ‘brother’ to kill them all, which he again does, since he is now the Pharaoh. He probably tried to make use of the Amen’s Wife again but she, this time, refused, since she could not accept his reasons for the massacre and she was a celibate woman, therefore used to decide all on her own and stick to her thinking. That is when the Nubian ‘brothers’ had the idea of getting a third man of their type involved and make him become Amen’s Wife. The man then started dressing the clothes of the woman and figuring as her, when he ‘finally’ ordered their death (so that they also killed Amen’s Wife and both daughter and wife of the Pharaoh, as soon as those found out there was something wrong with things).

We then see that, already back then, so before 1300 BCE [9], the Nubians acted like that: they killed all women involved, since they would never agree with what was being done by them or planned. After their slaughtering, the Nubian who led the bunch of negro satanic men to Arabia released the news: all their wives had been sacrificed because of the choices of the Amen’s Wife. He then saw that those men were really upset and decided that something had to be done. He then incited them to come back to Egypt, create the 10 plagues [1], and come back to Arabia, which they ended up doing: that was supposed to mean compensation to those men, so that revenge started being a tool of the satanic to prove friendship/empathy with those who suffered with their decisions/crimes at that moment.

It was then not true that they were 600,000 whites plus 600,000 blacks leaving from Egypt to Arabia then yet another 600,000 staying and doing that. The figures were instead at most 1,200,000. We now remember ‘Braganca’/the devil saying they counted how many left who were white so that they could collect the same number in blacks to follow those, so that the number must be correct, even though the round figures are quite suspicious.

The story involving ‘I am’ and the deity from the border of the Red Sea, both represented by a satanic negro man, are fictitious: Our God’s people, the Christians, would all know very well the difference between a human and Our God and would not be deceived by such things, even though the negro man must use that as rhetoric to prove that we are ignorant in all, us the whites, and that is why they have to all be blacks, like they are the only ones who know the truth about all. Perhaps they then use all they have done to us as argument to prove how ignorant/unwise we all are, like we still don’t have a clue or we are still able to do nothing and so on. May Our God bless those who do what we ask immediately.