No, my brother - I am reading what you wrote and assuming that you are pulling Ba'al worship out of your ass ("How do they come up with these names?!").
Who "decides" what are variants and how to name them? The cabal.
Harvard is part of the cabal. Since THEY are claiming there's more than 12 variants, I linked a source from THEM. I consider them to be an expert source on what the cabal claims, and it seems you agree with me.
You're the one claiming there are not 12 variants, thus there must be some surreptitious meaning behind the Mu variant.
Once I showed you that THEY claimed there are 13 variants, then it makes perfect sense for the 12th to be named Mu if all the others are also named after letters of the Greek alphabet, wouldn't you agree?
It's basic taxonomy.
If my dog has a huge litter of puppies, and I decided to name them after letters of the Greek alphabet, one of them is going to be named Mu if there's at least 12, right?
Does that mean that the 12th puppy is the evil reincarnation of Ba'al because his name is Mu? Or that he's actually a calf instead of a puppy because his name sounds like the sound a cow makes?
ANY list of items from ANY source that uses the Greek alphabet as its naming convention will ALWAYS have a "Mu" element if there are at least 12 elements. It doesn't mean the ones named "Mu" have special significance.
I'm not sure how I can make this simpler for you, but that's my stance.
I'll freely admit that I may be dead wrong, and the Mu variant may indeed have special significance, but I don't see anything especially devious or evil naming the variant Mu.
No, my brother - I am reading what you wrote and assuming that you are pulling Ba'al worship out of your ass ("How do they come up with these names?!").
Who "decides" what are variants and how to name them? The cabal.
Harvard is part of the cabal. Since THEY are claiming there's more than 12 variants, I linked a source from THEM. I consider them to be an expert source on what the cabal claims, and it seems you agree with me.
You're the one claiming there are not 12 variants, thus there must be some surreptitious meaning behind the Mu variant.
Once I showed you that THEY claimed there are 13 variants, then it makes perfect sense for the 12th to be named Mu if all the others are also named after letters of the Greek alphabet, wouldn't you agree?
It's basic taxonomy.
If my dog has a huge litter of puppies, and I decided to name them after letters of the Greek alphabet, one of them is going to be named Mu if there's at least 12, right?
Does that mean that the 12th puppy is the evil reincarnation of Ba'al because his name is Mu? Or that he's actually a calf instead of a puppy because his name sounds like the sound a cow makes?
ANY list of items from ANY source that uses the Greek alphabet as its naming convention will ALWAYS have a "Mu" element if there are at least 12 elements. It doesn't mean the ones named "Mu" have special significance.
I'm not sure how I can make this simpler for you, but that's my stance.
I'll freely admit that I may be dead wrong, and the Mu variant may indeed have special significance, but I don't see anything especially devious or evil naming the variant Mu.
May the peace and blessings of God be upon you.