Lebanon
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Lebanon is an Islamic country, established as a kingdom in 1943. It has a population of 6,8 million people. It is governed by the Jesuits. Its most populous city and capital is Beirut (33d parallel). It was ruled by the Ottoman Empire. It is a member of the United Nations. Its GDP is 134th largest of the world. Lbn: white (moon, mountain).
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History of Lebanon
10.000 bc Neolithic culture.
2100 bc Mount Hermon (33d parallel, border with Syria) is mentioned in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
1400 bc Phoenician/Canaanite religion, cult of Baal and consort Astarte, building of Baalbek.
1000 bc seafaring Phoenicians control the Mediterranean Sea through trade, cities Byblos, Tyre and Sidon, use of purple.
539 bc Cyrus the Great (Achaemenid Empire) conquers Lebanon.
332 bc Siege of Tyre, Alexander the Great conquers Lebanon.
300 bc Mount Hermon is mentioned in the Book of Enoch as the place where the Fallen Angels landed.
200 bc Antiochus III the Great.
138 bc Seleucid dynasty.
64 bc the Roman Empire conquers Lebanon (Baalbek becomes Heliopolis, building of Temple of Jupiter).
194 Phoenice (worship of weather god Haddad).
402 Maronite religion around Mount Lebanon.
1100 Druze religion.
1175 Ayyubid dynasty.
1289 fall of Tripoli to Egyptians.
1516 Ottoman Empire. Hiram of Tyre (Hiram Abiff) becomes a Dying-and-Rising God like Osiris in freemasonry.
1850 the jesuits found Collège Notre Dame de Jamhour.
1875 the jesuits found the St Joseph University in Beirut.
1923 French mandate of Syria and Lebanon (backed by League of Nations).
1943 Independence from France.
1948 Arab-Israeli War.
1952 jesuit Camille Chamoun as president.
1966 After the Syrian coup d'etat, Michel Aflaq (Fabian Society) flees to Lebanon.
1974 Hans Peter Kolvenbach (later Superior-General of jesuits) becomes provincial of Lebanon, Syria and Egypt.
1975 Lebanese Civil War, jesuit Ziad Rahbani as controlled opposition.
1976 military occupation by Syria.
1982 assassination of jesuit Bachir Gemayel (son of jesuit Pierre Gemayel), replaced by jesuit Amine Gemayel.
1989 assassination of jesuit René Moeawad (11/22 like JFK). Jesuit Taha Mikati founds Investcom.
1993 jesuit Riad Salameh (IMF) as president of Banque du Liban.
1996 jesuit Carlos Ghosn as CEO of Renault.
1998 jesuit Georges Corms as Minister of Finance.
1999 Abu Musab al-Zarkawi (Al Quaeda of Osama Bin Laden) founds Islamic State (IS or Isis, Egyptian goddess associated with Sirius).
2002 Bahaa Hariri (Atlantic Council, brother of jesuit Saad Hariri) founds Horizon Group. Jesuit Aymen Hariri is deputy CEO of Saudi Arabian construction company Saudi Oger.
2005 staged Cedar Revolution after assassination Rafik Hariri.
2009 jesuit Saad Hariri as pm.
2012 jesuit Salim Jreissati as Minister of Labor.
2013 jesuit Walid Daouk designs the internet regulation act for more censorship.
2014 the Isis-ritual.
2015 jesuit Alain Bejjani as CEO of Majid Al Fattaim Group in UAE.
2019 17 october protests.
Presidents
Charles Debbas, Emile Eddé, Alfred Georges Naccache, Ayoub Tabet, jesuit Camille Chamoun, Fouad Chehab, jesuit Charles Helou, Suleiman Frangieh, jesuit Elias Sarkis, jesuit Bachir Gemayel, jesuit Amine Gemayel, jesuit Elias Hrawi, Emile Lahoud, Michel Suleiman, Tammam Salam, Michael Aoun.
Propaganda outlets
- L'Orient-Le Jour: jesuit Michel Eddé