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Hittites

Here lay the roots of the modern western identity.   In this history you see the order,  the brotherhood and the spiritual origins of what would predate Abraham, and later what  is Persia, and Greece.  Omitted in the History of the Hittites is the connection with the ancient amber trade , the Anglo Saxon connection.   

FromBabylon to Caesar

On January 10 49BC Caesar croses the Rubecon and then inters Rome, Pompey, the Senators that are with him and their armies sail to Epirus. Epirus is where the oldest Hellenic oracle is, where Alexander the Greats' mother came from. A region that Aristotle considered to have been the most ancient part of Greece and where the Hellenes originated.

Think about this for one moment... These men have gone to the most holy ground they know to fight the last battle of a long civil war.

To the Roman religion these must be extremely sacred grounds.

Cleopatra

Its important to note that she was the last of a dynasty that reigned Egypt since 334BC. Established by the Greek Macedonian General that was left by Alexander the Great after his conquest of Egypt and it territories. This was a Greek dynasty and therefore a Greek royal family that would have over the years made political marriages with the other kings of the region... in particular the Jewish Dynasty of David.... making the possibility of this Woman and her Children descendants of David.

Ptolemy XV Caesarion

23 June 47: born as son of Cleopatra VII and recognized by Gaius Julius Caesar After the death of Cleopatra's co-ruler Ptolemy XIV (August 44), Caesarion is made king 43: On behalf of the Senate, Cornelius Dolabella recognizes the boy-king. After 37, he is no longer mentioned in official documents; probably because Cleopatra now hopes to continue her dynasty through the children of Marc Antony,the twins Alexander Helius and Cleopatra Selene 34: Adopted as son by Marc Antony 32: Marc Antony divorces his wife Octavia; outbreak of war between Octavian and Marc Antony. 31: Marc Antony and Cleopatra move to Greece, where they are isolated by Octavian's admiral Agrippa; although they are able to win a tactical victory and break out of their isolated position at Actium, the campaign is a distaster and Octavian is able to achieve control of the east Cleopatra flees to Alexandria and opens negotiations with Octavian; her purpose is to save her children and keep the Ptolemaic kingdom intact 12 August 30: After Octavian has declined to negotiate, Cleopatra commits suicide; Marc Antony does the same. Their children survive, Caesarian tries to flee to Nubia and India, but is arrested and executed.

Andrew Jackson

In the 1832 presidential election, Jackson easily won reelection as the candidate of the Democratic Party against Henry Clay, of the National Republican Party, and William Wirt, of the Anti-Masonic Party. Jackson jettisoned Vice President John C.

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