peace and hotep,

king david, okay, i found a chronology and the masonic connection you failed to reply on:

" The Emperor's seat as a Knight of the Garter in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle had the unusual feature of a double-sided banner, one side representing the Emperor of Ethiopia, and the other for the Lion of Judah. He had originally asked for two seats."

king david, also, did ethiopia experience a true revolution or was the revolution orchestrated by the church, again. now what is puzzling is this hearsaying:

"In 1970, still distressed, the Emperor announced to the priest: "There is a problem in Jamaica.... Please, help these people. They are misunderstanding, they do not understand our culture.... They need a church to be established and you are chosen to go." He arrived in Jamaica shortly thereafter and began building the first Ethiopian Orthodox Church in Kingston."

for we know by 1955 haile selassie was once secure in his backing by the conservative ethiopian orthodox church and A WEALTHY LANDOWNING CLASS intent on preserving feudal ways although by his deposition in 1974, his backers only remained.

what is even more peculiar is that the hearsayer later became "then invested Abuna Yesehaq, Archbishop of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in the Western Hemisphere (he was installed in 1979)"

yes king david ' There is a problem in Jamaica.... Please, help these people' is ironic considering his own deposition was being planned and later carried out by the same ones who have always resided over the habitual transference of power in ethiopia. the babylonians.

king david, if the church was as loyal to rastafari as rastafari is allegedly to have been by churchmembers, all of the parties should have faced the chopping block.

kind david, isn't the ethiopian church and the babylonian church the same and did the cock even get to crow thrice before ones denied rastafari as the upliftment of an african diaspora.

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