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cmm Update: May 12, 2026

Question: What did Jesus warn us for?!?

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Yep, the "mark of Pfizer" keeps on giving..

Apparently, Hantah is Hebrew for "lie" or "scam", so as always, they literally spelling this our for you!

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Let me quote Brave browser:

"In modern Israeli Hebrew slang, the word Hanta (also spelled Chanta or written as חַנְטָה) means scam, lie, nonsense, fraud, or something fake. It is a colloquial term used to dismiss a story, excuse, or situation as bogus, worthless, or "full of crap."

Key details about the term include:

-Usage: It is commonly used to describe something as untrue or a hoax, similar to the English expressions "that's a load of bull" or "total garbage."

-Etymology vs. Virus: The Hantavirus is not named after this Hebrew word. It is named after the Hantan River in South Korea, where the first strain of the virus was isolated in the 1970s.

-Conspiracy Context: Recently, the linguistic coincidence that "Hanta" means "scam" in Hebrew has fueled online conspiracy theories claiming that outbreaks of Hantavirus (such as those on cruise ships) are fabricated, despite medical experts confirming the virus is real and distinct from the slang term."

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p.s. Last point is quite hilarious:

Conspiracy Context: Recently, the linguistic coincidence that "Hanta" means "scam" in Hebrew has fueled online conspiracy theories claiming that outbreaks of Hantavirus (such as those on cruise ships) are fabricated, despite medical experts confirming the virus is real and distinct from the slang term.

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ANSWER: Beware, let no man deceive you!!!

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--> Matthew 24:4 (KJV): And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you. | thekingsbible.com/Bible…