I never liked Birth of a Nation. Made in 1915 when the cannon fodder were being groomed for world war, it portrays the all important turning point of the civil war as an insignifigant disagreement between white brothers, brought about by a mulatto who was able to manipulate white men, with the birth of unity coming afterward. In fact, the war itself was the death of a nation, with the unity that followed being at gunpoint. Sure, even before the end of the 19th century the South had embraced Americanism and the bayonets were no longer necessary, but had they resisted, the unnaturalness of the unity would've been looking them square in the eyes. By the 1950s and 1960s the cold steel basis for this unity had to be brought out and used, and sadly they no longer had the will to resist the truly anti-white nature of Americanism.

The movie went hand in hand with the then fashionable "patriotic" Ku Klux Klan, which was nothing more than flag waving support for authority - the exact opposite mission of the original organization.

And what has your research revealed?

Why should I give away my magical knowledge for free? Hahaha.

Off the top of my head:

Use of cross on food-
Cross Buns: Christian, Good Friday;Egyptian temples- offerings piled on altar; cult of Adonis (or Attis, can't remember)- apparent cross bun held in the hand of statue.
Fermentation - In England cross and hearts marked on raw dough for magic or luck in getting dough to rise.

Use of cross on idols: Egypt - Earth God holds one on an orb (if I remember rightly); cross-marks on flesh of image of baby god "born of the virgin Briseis". Dionysus cult- cross or "x" on priestly robes. Mexico and/or South America - Prominent pagan "cross cult", said to be "Tree of Life", (a Catholic priest said his Indian parishioners called it "Our Father").

Geometric design-
American Indian: usually said to represent the four quarters, the four winds, the old man of the winds.

Used in many alphabets. "T" -Said to be the symbol of Tammuz. In China, the central part of the symbol for flayed grain.

Cross mark - Star symbol. Protection symbol. Used in religious ceremonies, mark made in ash or other material to show person has participated in the rite. Cult of Gemini -firesticks.

Neo-pagan - said to be sexual opposites, yin-yang type symbol. (No paleo-pagan evidence for this.)

Overall, the symbol seems to have to do with grain products, fermentation, "rising " etc. I think making a "cross-hatch" in dough with a knife probably began as a trick, sort of like cutting a hole in the dough-nut, to help make sure the center of the bread was "done". Could possibly stand for "fire-water", which is successful fermentation.

By the way - "challah" (meaning bride) is a borrowing from the German goddess "Holle" cult, and "bagel" is also a very early German bread, like pretzel. They are not Jewish.

My favorite part, which truly demonstrates the chutzpah of niggers and their jew handlers: One of the niggers described how the naacp started race riots around the film's showing...

The naacp started them?Typical niggnogg hubris; stupid nig actually believed that the nogs themselves came up with it,when,of course, the jewboys came up with the plans to provoke it,because We know damn well,that no moolies could ever have had the mental capacity to think it up,either back then,or now.

...and then sued to have the film banned because it spawned violence.

And they admitted it?That's not like them.Why the fuck haven't WE done the same?

Why the fuck haven't WE done the same?

http://www.vnnforum.com/showpost.php?p=286826&postcount=9

The naacp started them?Typical niggnogg hubris]At that time the naacp was headed by a jew.