Georgia in the caucuses and a bunch of hillbillies

Submitted by Mary (United States), Nov 28, 2012 at 18:34

How fun to find this article after doing a little digging of my own. Using the old principle of oldest authenticated sources I am finding all these wierd little tribal groups of "Isolated hillbillies" in Modern day Georgia. The same Georgia that Russia got her hands slapped for pushing an invasion into a few years back. Rosh is definately a hebrew word for First or Head. Perhaps Principle Prince of Meshech... whom God calls Gog....

Be that as it may most of these "hillbillies" have had a taste of Islam but they arent very ardent in it. Its kind of just another god on the shelf with these tribes so to speak. Whats truly Interesting is the literal fullfillment of all this Daniel stuff by people like antiochus epiphanes. (or mama would've loved him)

Now one the kiddies that Japeth fathered did indeed sire the Germanic peoples but for the most part they were celtic type tribal settler groups warring about for a long time.... peoples like the phrygians, possibly the illyians, cimmerian (one of their leader actually had the guts to try to go up against essarhaddon and lost) which if you ask certain welshmen they will say they were the cimbry... cimmerian...

So we have a western smattering and islamic smattering and the "hillbillies" and all this isnt the big event of tribulation but the surprise war of the time after the millennial rule.... how do we know? Because there are regions this whole parade of people pass through who look at them all decked out in war paint and armor and say "are you all going to go sack someone? are you all going to go get booty (loot)?" with the same incredulity of surrealism. Why? Because for the last thousand years war didnt exist!

so much for the prognosticators....

GRIN

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