Daily Discussion Thread - February 5th, 2021
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Yesterday I made a post that noted that LinWood and Lindell (a wooded area near a pool of water) basically mean the same thing. It got removed as it wasn't in this daily discussion thread. Today, I looked at "Roths-child". The child part is obvious enough, "child-of".
Roths, however, was quite interesting: "Roth is an English, German, or Jewish origin surname.There are seven theories: The spilling of blood from the warrior class of ancient Germanic soldiers; Ethnic name for an Anglo-Saxon, derived from rot (meaning "red" before the 7th century), referencing red-haired people;; Topographical name, derived from rod (meaning "WOOD"), meaning a dweller in such a location". So does it refer to child of "rot" or "red, as in hair or spilling of blood", or yet another "Wood" (child of the Wood)? Another hmmmmmm.
schild = shield
REDSHIELD
in their history they had a red star of david on their business, it was their logo - nothing to do with Judeism
the star of david on the israel flag is actually the Rothschild family emblem.
The fallnof the cabal sequel goes deep intonfamilies and surename meanings. Its very interesting
I went down a rabbit hole telling Rothchild is derived from anciet Egyptian time. The priest class of Ra that sun god. They were known as Ra's Shield that translated/morphed over the year to Rothschild.
Rabbit hole went deep into ancient times about the priest class / shamans were the keepers of knowledge, and the only ones that would have access to reptilians. It got into Mayan rituals, sacrificing virgins to volcanos.. etc. Wish I could remember the exact context of the documentary or where I caught it.
Rothschild is rot (red) + schild (shield). It means red shield. Edit: if you heard a German pronounce it, it is very obvious.