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The Economist explains Why is the Cyrus cylinder important? Apr 3rd 2013, 15:35  by S.C.S. Evidence of biblical authenticity. ·            ·            NO LARGER than a rugby ball, its brittle clay cracked and broken in places, the Cyrus cylinder may seem unimpressive at first glance. The barrel-shaped object, covered in cuneiform Akkadian script proclaiming Cyrus II, better known as Cyrus the Great, as Persia’s new emperor, was not even intended to be seen again when it was buried in the foundations of a Babylonian temple (probably to sanctify it) around 2,500 years ago. But in 1879 it was unearthed by diggers on an expedition to Iraq sponsored by the British Museum, and became one of the museum's most prized artifacts. This year it is  touring five American museums . What’s all the fuss about? Part of the answer is that Cyrus himself has long been revered by leaders of all stripes. His statesmanship fascinate

CHAPTER TWO: A BRIEF SYNOPSIS ON THE OCCULT, COCAINE, AND CANNABIS IN POPULAR WESTERN CULTURE: From Freud to Hollywood and Hip Hop.  Hip-Hop culture has subliminal occultic elements that they incorporate into their musical delivery. Examples of occult content in Hip-Hop are as follows the Hip-Hop duo outcast spoke of U.F.O, s in the beginning stages of their musical career, They openly advocated the smoking of Cannabis Sativa although Andre had gone on record in denouncing Cannabis Bigboi still maintains his use of Cannabis. Many other Hip-Hop groups and personalities more often than not promote the intake of Cannabis as a direct supernatural experience Red Man an infamous rapper has openly gone on record stating that he is a believer in the occult. The supergroup Wutang Clan is one of the most overt occultic groups. Their exaltation of all things oriental and their incorporation of ancient Chinese occult knowledge and Kabbalism into th