Yes. He fought in one of the Jewish Wars. When his group was about to be overrun by Romans, and they were hiding in a cave, he convinced everyone to commit suicide rather than surrender. Then he went and surrendered to the Romans.
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Irenaeus II
Clever girl
But what you described explains why no one talks about him in ZOG. That would make the TJB too obvious and ruin their façade.
But what you described explains why no one talks about him in ZOG. That would make the TJB too obvious and ruin their façade.
Wyrmlord
He told the head of the Roman division that he offered himself as his slave, and said that he would become the emperor of Rome. The Roman commander was Vespisian, and he became the emperor. He was released from slavery, and became an elite among the Romans.
alkeides 2.0
Microcosm of how smart Jews throw their less educated brethren under the bus.
Wyrmlord
To be honest, he had interesting reasons. He explained that God had given Palestine over to Romans and it was foolish for them to defy God. Excessive Jewish radicalism led to wars against Romans which led to further suppression. The Jews should have accepted that God had given their land to Romans and learn to be good Romans.
Irenaeus II
Jews always have reasons. Their rhetoric is world famous.
alkeides 2.0
Backwards rationalization. If he believed that in the first place he wouldn't have fought in the rebellion.
Irenaeus II
Oy Vey!
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Are you signaling to your Jewish overlords here or something? Wtf is going on?