King Lalibela ?

 As we are all aware, the rock hewn churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia, are a micro version of the Holy Land. And Gaza, in the Holy Land, is burning right now! One wonders who this King Lalibela was. How did he manage to employ "angels" to carry out the hewing at night, while humans labored during the day? Is it perhaps the Holy Land that was settled by people who originated from Lalibela, thereby rendering the Holy Land a copy of Lalibela and not the other way around?

The burial of King Tutankhamun was a bold statement "Here lies a Khurutshe (Russian)!" The gold (zolota) mask needs no further explanation. What some may have missed are the golden baboons in the tomb. The baboon is the totem of Bakhurutshe. And so the last Pharaoh in the line of Pharaohs from whom the Jews are descended was a Khurutshe (Russian). And these Pharaohs were then expelled, onwards to Palestine. The god Nana Sin took over from there to guide them to the "promised" land.

It seems to me that these Khurutshes named the Holy land landmarks after Lalibela landmarks, from where they originally came, before they went to Matula in India. Matula means Grain silos in Kalanga. So the US Republican presidential aspirant in the last election who said that the Egyptian pyramids were grain silos was probably right after all.

I am not suggesting that the Jews do not belong in Palestine. I am only saying that they are Bakhurutshe, as I have written before. The Anunnaki god Nana Sin probably chose to take them to Palestine because the Palestinians, being their relatives, were more likely to accommodate them. 


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