Khazars

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The mystery of Khazaria in the modern era.

It talks about where Khazaria was, where the Silk Road was.

It talks about the Turkish conversion to Judaism and the Chinese angle.

So it's, it's laying out old historical, you know, times as far as, like, why these Babylonian people, like, they want to go back to the Middle East and the Jewish Khazars, and then you have, um, it talks about Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and all these alliances in 400 AD over here where Babylon is in Persia.

And so he's, he gets into way depth, and we can go into this sometime because this is very much, uh, connected to, like, what we're kind of talking about today as far as them trying to reconnect, uh, regain the new Babylon.

So it talks about the crushing renaissance, Judaism, and the origins of the Jewish banker conspiracy.

So it says, "Whatever happened to cause the weakening and ultimate collapse of Khazaria in 969 is not clear.

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... things that are founded in reality, things that are not founded in reality.

Uh, Khazars were a real kingdom that existed in, uh, modern-day Turkey, some of, some of like, uh, like lower Russia, and like that whole area.

Uh, so like, I, I think that's the Balkans, but I could be wrong.

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recordings.

5,500 recordings of tourists mangling Khazaria.

I'd love to hear that archive.

The British Mandate published the first official trilingual list of geographical names in 1930.

And it was because Christians and Muslims couldn't practice usury.

And there's theories that they're actually connected to the Khazarian mafia.

which is like they're not actually like the Jews of the Bible.

A lot of people believe that they are not.

These are people who came from the ancient world.

In my book, I describe the region Ashkenaz, which is also mentioned in the Bible, which was close to the southern border of Khazaria, Ashkenaz.

That's where they came from.

My book is full of also scholarly references, historical analysis.

They came from Ashkenaz.

The people who were in Ashkenaz were called the Scythians.

And they have had lots of great relations with Khazaria.

That's why people, you know, how do you call it, in gossip, in just communication, Khazaria is mentioned a lot, right? People link them to Khazar, people starting to call Ashkenazi people the Khazars.

I don't have a problem with ethnicities.

Or Khazarian, think of them that way.

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The religious world as the Gaon of Vilna.