Zephon/Zion/Sion

Background

Zion - Known today as Suez (a 13th Century anagram of its ancient name Isthmus of Zeus but backwards). One of the most famous and wealthiest trading cities of the ancient world located at the northern end of the Red Sea and a massive man made canal which connected west to the Nile River at Cairo approximately 3,700 years ago.

Because of the ancient and brilliantly engineered channel connecting the Red Sea to the Nile, Zion was literally the gateway for all ancient trade from the kingdoms of Africa, Yemen and Asia by sea, connecting to the trading Empires of the Mediterranean -- hence its ancient name to the Sarmatians in hebrew as Zion--"Gateway of the Gods".

The site has been known as the proper site for Zion and the capital of the famous Hyksos kings for thousands of years. However, since the 13th century the Roman Death Cult of the Vatican chose to hide this information in plain site from those less educated by reversing the name to Suez.


The founders of Zion

The origin of Zion has its genesis with the capture and exile of King Ibbi and the royal priest-kings to Ireland the home of the wealthiest, most powerful high priests in the ancient world- the Cuilliaéan (druids). At that time, Ireland was also famous as the centre for gold, natural bronze and tin.

Around 1791 BCE, the (H)ibiru (Hebrew) fleets from Ireland landed on the levant coast, expelling the Amorites of King Shamshi-Adad from Ebla, Crete as well as their Ugarit home. The (H)ibiru brought with them chariots – a modern military weapon that helped them defeat the Amorite army. While his son Ishme-Dagan I was installed as the new Amorite King, King Hammurabi of Babylon further annexed their lands and the Amorites fell from power a few years later.

The (H)ibiru extended their new Empire south to Egypt, founding a trading colony at the present site of Suez. The Egyptians under Pharaoh Sekhemre Khutawy were no match for the Hyksos- which means literally the “foreigners” from Ireland and soon they controlled the whole of Egypt as the Hyksos Pharaohs.

Brilliant engineers and traders, the Hyksos reinforced their new Egyptian capital and proceeded to use the captured Egyptian prisoners to build a massive stone lined canal from Zion (Suez) in a crescent path to join the Nile to the east at the site of Cairo.

Because the canal was wide enough for trade in both directions and far enough south to avoid the annual flood season of the Nile Delta, the channel was navigatable all year round and within a few years, both Zion and the ancient site of Cairo became two of the most important cities of the ancient world.


Hiding the history of Zion

In order to hide the Irish heritage of the Hyksos, including their city and feats, an elaborate set of myths have been created to claim that they stupidly established their capital in the northern reaches of the mosquito and disease infested Nile delta by capturing a small Egyptian town called Rowarty. No mention of the ancient canal system is ever mentioned, nor how such master warriors and engineers (having built Thebes) found the money for such feats, let alone controlled the country as foreigners from a swamp.

The illogical mythology concerning the Hyksos has been further refined in recent years with Vatican funded archeology confirming the site of Avaris in the flood prone delta. However the Armana letters indicate that the title of Zion may well have been Ba'al Sapuna which roughly translates as "Lord, who pours forth/out".


Decline of Zion/Isthmus of Zeus

The cities of Zion and Cairo appear to have suffered a great decline during the onset of the major climate changes preceding the "Middle Ages Warming Period" which corresponded to the rapid loss of rainfall and vegetation across much of the Middle East and Western Asia. By the 11th Century it is entirely probable these most important and ancient trading channels were dry. By the 13th century this most important ancient channel was completely lost. A major highway now sits atop this channel re-connecting Cairo and Suez for modern road transport.

The new major canal opened up in 1869 was called the Suez Canal in honor of this most ancient and important city and history. Today 99.9% of the world have no idea the heritage of this city.

For the descendants of the Sarmatian Sephardic Jewish traders who remain in positions of power, Suez represents one of their most "sacred" cities on account of their false claim of direct heritage to the Hyksos Kings, while denying the true history of Ireland.