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Why "Valentines Day" is Treason Season!
Valentines day was invented by the leading nation of the axis of evil:
In Persian culture (Iran) Sepandarmazgan is a day for love, which is on 29 Bahman in the jalali solar calendar. The corresponding date in the Gregorian calendar is 17 February. Sepandarmazgan were held in the Great Persian Empire...hundreds of years before its acknowledgement by western world.
It's evil was contained, until an anti-security draft-dodger supporting CATHOLIC named "Saint Valentine" introduced into the west:
Saint Valentine takes us back to the 3rd Century, around 269 A.D. He was a Roman priest or bishop who performed weddings so that men could avoid being drafted into the Roman military. When the Roman Empire and legions needed soldiers to protect their ever-expanding territories beyond the Rubicon, Emperor Claudius II decreed that nobody could become engaged to be married! The Emperor had determined that married men made poor soldiers, so he banned marriage altogether from his Roman Empire. But Priest Valentine defied the Emperor's demand and married off many couples in castle basements and wine cellars. Valentine's action was considered to be an act of outright treason!
The "Heart", official symbol of Valentines Day, is a form of pornography, and a symbol for abortion:
What the traditional "heart shape" actually depicts is a matter of some controversy. It only vaguely resembles the human heart...
The "heart" shape could also be considered to depict features of the human female body, such as the female's pubic mound or spread vulva. The tantric symbol of the "Yoni" is another example of a heart-shaped abstraction of a woman's vulva. In fact, the symmetry resembles the vulva far more than the asymmetry of the organ. In the introduction to the Vagina Monologues Gloria Steinem writes, "[The heart] was reduced from power to romance by centuries of male dominance."
Others maintain that the heart resembles the shape of the female breasts or the female buttocks.
Another possible origin can be seen on the coins of the ancient city of Cyrene, some of which depict the seeds or fruit of the now-extinct silphium plant. The seeds are distinctly heart-shaped. Since this plant was widely used as an ancient herbal contraceptive or abortifacient, this shape may have come to be associated with sexuality and love.
Thus when children exchange heart-shaped "valentines" (often with members of the same sex!) they are actually participating in an Iranian-invented celebration of illegal draft dodging by giving each other pornography and mock abortion pills!
In Persian culture (Iran) Sepandarmazgan is a day for love, which is on 29 Bahman in the jalali solar calendar. The corresponding date in the Gregorian calendar is 17 February. Sepandarmazgan were held in the Great Persian Empire...hundreds of years before its acknowledgement by western world.
It's evil was contained, until an anti-security draft-dodger supporting CATHOLIC named "Saint Valentine" introduced into the west:
Saint Valentine takes us back to the 3rd Century, around 269 A.D. He was a Roman priest or bishop who performed weddings so that men could avoid being drafted into the Roman military. When the Roman Empire and legions needed soldiers to protect their ever-expanding territories beyond the Rubicon, Emperor Claudius II decreed that nobody could become engaged to be married! The Emperor had determined that married men made poor soldiers, so he banned marriage altogether from his Roman Empire. But Priest Valentine defied the Emperor's demand and married off many couples in castle basements and wine cellars. Valentine's action was considered to be an act of outright treason!
The "Heart", official symbol of Valentines Day, is a form of pornography, and a symbol for abortion:
What the traditional "heart shape" actually depicts is a matter of some controversy. It only vaguely resembles the human heart...
The "heart" shape could also be considered to depict features of the human female body, such as the female's pubic mound or spread vulva. The tantric symbol of the "Yoni" is another example of a heart-shaped abstraction of a woman's vulva. In fact, the symmetry resembles the vulva far more than the asymmetry of the organ. In the introduction to the Vagina Monologues Gloria Steinem writes, "[The heart] was reduced from power to romance by centuries of male dominance."
Others maintain that the heart resembles the shape of the female breasts or the female buttocks.
Another possible origin can be seen on the coins of the ancient city of Cyrene, some of which depict the seeds or fruit of the now-extinct silphium plant. The seeds are distinctly heart-shaped. Since this plant was widely used as an ancient herbal contraceptive or abortifacient, this shape may have come to be associated with sexuality and love.
Thus when children exchange heart-shaped "valentines" (often with members of the same sex!) they are actually participating in an Iranian-invented celebration of illegal draft dodging by giving each other pornography and mock abortion pills!
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