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Today we’ll take a look at Judaean participation in Spiritual Jerusalem and how this is relevant to Germany. Spiritual Jerusalem or the Golden Horde Today The Party will be dedicating some lines to Doctor Alexandra’s intentions to do research in Germany. After reaching her spiritual homeland of Jerusalem on the Rhine, she is waiting for Mädel to clear out the political party combination that has been wrecking Germany’s economy over the past decades and which decided to challenge the German Mother and Child and replace the Rhine Church with the Golden Horde. Her intention being to study the Old Testament and examine how it’s been interpreted over the ages by different people, she is to all effect an expert in Jewish affairs. This doesn’t mean her attention is limited solely to Jews and their part in biblical matters, but it’s pretty clear she is the go-to person in matters of Faith in relation to the Judaeans, the Old Testament having been written in Hebrew, the original langua

The original Divorce Bill of Theresa May was meant to be exchanged for a marriage certificate between Italy, Britain and China. A Marriage Gone Wrong In our last Party page Operating on Time and Never Too Late , I wrote how Angela “ insisted that the Serbian Mother recognises only One Holy Father and the ecclesial marriage within the Spirit, which is the fruit of the Holy Trinity”. It was my duty to present the case of the Italian spiritual Mother who commissioned some publications on Party space. She sought an ecclesial marriage in the name of the Italian Church and refused to have a marriage with the Brittunculi forced onto her whereby the C hurch-Abortionist in Italy and his British partner Sacrifice Man, each working with licences of powers to commit sabotage at institutional level, brought the Italian Church down into nothingness. Currently they are congratulating each other on their achievements. Tory Party Values When, on the 31st August 2019, the British placed the

Having fraternal responsibility towards his sister meant she always came first and her brother Hun was never late in caring for her needs. Arriving on Time When the bus pulled up at the appointed place in London, having just crossed the main road with suitcase in hand, I thought: That was well timed! At the bus stop, Angela, who had temporarily moved to England from Germany not long before and decided she couldn’t stay here any longer, got down and held my wrists in her hands as she greeted me, then she turned round and got back on the bus, I following her. On the bus she introduced me to her two best friends who were travelling with her till Dover. This is how I got to know Alexandra, who told me her spiritual homeland is Jerusalem on the Rhine. And I got to know the one I’d later call Mädel, who looked German to me – and for all I know may-be always was . They both went to the same private school as my sister.* Talking a Lot During the journey, my sister was very talkati