Forging documents and tax evasion were considered serious crimes in the Roman Empire, punishable by hard labor and even execution.
This is the best-documented Roman legal case from Judea other than the trial of Jesus
It concerns a court case involving two defendants named Gedaliah and Saul, who are accused of forging documents relating to the sale and release of slaves.
Those fucking jews have been at this shit forever - ITS WHAT MAKES THEM JEWS
If you're still getting grifted by Robert Sepehr, know that he was literally the associate producer of a movie about the holohoax that portrays jews as good innocent people with hearts of gold and his father met MLK and talks about racial tolerance.
What if Elon would get Geraldo'd on live tv and Fort Knox is just as empty as Capone's vault? Someone surely should get a flying chair to the face for that...
"[I]f you research people long enough, you start to notice that they're all working together, they're all married, that they're all in-laws," she said of her latest findings.
"DataRepublican" insisted that the evidence of corruption she has uncovered isn't limited to members of just one political party.
"I cannot tell you enough how much both [Republicans and Democrats] are involved," she said. "It is everywhere."
Featuring the most famous Porsche and Ferrari automobiles ever made filmed during the actual race with Hollywood movie cameras mounted on several of the racing cars.
