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RS, if you want to consider more historical 'conspiracy' stuff, some of it relevant to Russia and the origins of Christianity and the Khazars, here's a wild one:

https://jackheart.substack.com/p/ammon-hillman-is-full-of-shit

Well down the page, skipping the Septuagint Fomenko and Hilman:

'The Old Testament is no older than the eleventh century.'

'Hardouin denied the genuineness of most ancient works of art and inscriptions, particularly coins. According to Hardouin the only authentic classical literary works were Homer, Herodotus, Cicero, the Natural History of Pliny, the Georgics of Virgil, the Satires and Epistles of Horace, and the New Testament. He questioned the authenticity of much of the early Christian literature, particularly Alexandrian and Hebrew contributions, Old and New Testament, which he outright denied…. (37)'

'Vladmir then dispatched Bruno, ostensibly to make Christian converts among the Pechenegs. The Pechenegs were a savage and unconquerable tribe of nomads, nominally Khazarian, living between the Danube and the Don River and although Vladimir’s father Sviatoslav I Igorevich had subdued and indeed obliterated the Khazarian Empire the Pechenegs would still end up using his skull for a drinking cup when they ambushed his convoy on its way back up the Dnieper River returning from his victorious campaign against the Khazars. Bruno would make all of thirty converts but what he was really doing was working out the details of the Old Testament or Tanakh with the Pecheneg sages, the high priests of Tengrism who would later come to be known as Rabbis. (47)'

'The Onoğur, the ten war like tribes that dominated the Russian steppes and were called Scythians by Herodotus, would become the ten northern tribes of Israel in the “good book” of Bruno and the Pecheneg priests. The Pechenegs themselves since they were nomads would of course become the Tribe of Levi, who had no land allocation, and were a tribe of priests. The proverbial wandering Jews would reinvent themselves as god’s chosen people and would through what the foggy memory of history recalls as the Radhanites, control the West’s overland trade routes.'

'There never was a Rome; there was Köln, what is now known as Cologne. The scriptorium where the Saxons converted their tales of yore into “Roman” and “Greek” lore have recently been discovered underneath Köln.'

Maybe 'Jack Heart' would be willing to talk to Guyenot and yourself?

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leblabbiy's avatar

Fait accompli.

"Une fête" is a party in French. "Un fait" is a fact.

I'm looking forward for the metaphysics articles, the not war became boring in its predictability.

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