Why Revenge is Justice in Ancient
Egypt
© M7 2020
The Egyptian King-God Osiris was murdered by his
brother Set, the Egyptian God of Chaos. Horus was the son of Osiris, born after the
first resurrection of Osiris by his sister-wife Isis. Horus sought revenge against Set. He fought
many battles, sometimes winning and sometimes
losing. The last battle was in a
Court of Ma’at whereby Horus vanquished Set by proving that Set was inept as a ruler (Set endorsed Cannibalism, violence, Military
Conquest, etc.) and unfit to be King. Set lost and was decapitated; this was Justice.
Now the
slogan “Revenge is Justice” first
appeared in 1994 on a UEIR Barternote
currency for the Province of Iapana (East Pacific Rim); this was released on
Halloween attached to candy. Somehow this
was given to someone in Hollywood
who then started to market it in films, saying
the opposite. Whomever is doing so is
Guilty of Libel against the UEIR. A number
of films has it: Xena Warrior-Princess (Gabrielle said it), Batman Begins, Star Trek: Picard, and many others. Hollywood
sometimes markets for the UEIR after 1993.
In USA the
Justice System demands more punishment for petty crimes, as decreed by the
people. This is especially true for
cases of high emotional output. It is
like “Jesus being crucified for
blasphemy in Ancient Rome,” which was not
a major case for a death penalty, as Rome didn’t care, but the people demanded
it nonetheless. So now his image appears
on crosses to deter anyone else from repeating this act.
© M7 2020
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