Psyop of Edessa: Prester John, the Tartars & Khans

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What we have to go through is some chronological material. The type of information that I'm going to reveal in this video necessitates that we put it in perspective with what was going on at the time.

Sops are nothing new. The term "sop" may be relatively new, but the activity of deceit in mixing truth with absolute deceptions has been going on for a very long period of time. And that's what the story of Prester John is. I'm going to get to it.

For those who want to know, the word "Prester" depends on what your culture is. Prester means "priest." I looked that up this morning because I wanted to know. It also has connotations of something weird, like a blast from the sky. I'm not sure that would be relevant here, although right around this exact same time, we did have an event in 1178. I don't have it here because it's not relevant, but for those who don't know, in the year 1178, papal monks saw something very unusual and recorded it. It appears to be an explosion on the moon.

I know, listen, I know I'm always telling you guys the moon is a hologram, but many things have been seen in this hologram. Back then, it was an explosion, and for about four days, a black rift appeared on the moon and just got bigger and bigger. Now, at the time, it was a terrible omen in 1178 AD. I have it documented in my chronicon and the source from which I derived that material.

Nowadays, people use the frames of reference that are available to them now and automatically say, "Oh, well, that was a meteorite. A meteorite must have hit the moon, exploded, and that's what they saw." Then that was volcanic ash and detritus that filled the atmosphere and left that cat-like looking dark spot. I don't know; I wasn't alive in 1178, but I do know what they recorded and what they wrote. From a modern perspective, it does sound like a meteorite, but then again, that conflicts with what I know about the sky, which is 100% simulated. So, I don't know. I'll let you decide.

But that is the time period we're going to discuss. To ensure I don't get any details wrong in this dissertation, I made sure to bring my little Cliff Notes because we're going deep into chronology. We have to put this into perspective.

A little background before I begin this story about this intriguing situation of the emergence of an identity that woke Europe up: Prester John.

Before we begin this narrative, you have to understand when the story begins. A sufficient amount of time had passed where Europeans had either forgotten or forgiven the sins of the past. What I mean is the Muslim invasions of Europe. It was widely known at the time of the days of Charles Martel, "the Hammer," when he finally defeated the incursions and began pushing the Islamic forces back out of Europe. For centuries, Islam controlled half of Europe.

In the early days, it was actually known what happened. Later on, the people fell in with the narratives that were put out. What I'm going to reveal to you in this video is going to be new information for a lot of you, but it's very well documented and historically supported.

The Saracens and the Moors had help. They did not invade Europe without a very detailed, well-laid-out strategy. There was no way they could have; they didn't know anything about the European infrastructure, and they had not fought battles the way Europeans fought.

At that time, in the 6th century and the 7th century AD, this is before our story begins, this is the background history. But at that time, there were Jewish merchants in all the European countries and cities, but their authority wasn't in Europe. The Jews reported to the Exilarch. The Exilarch was a capital in Persia; sometimes it moved to Baghdad, which you know of as Babylon. This Exilarch controlled the Jewish communities of Alexandria, Egypt, and all throughout Europe.

The Jewish communities in the former Roman provinces didn't have a country of their own when Rome burned Jerusalem and Palestine to the ground. So, they set up an international country. This is why the Jewish people have always had a really good upper hand in all international intrigues and activities that were going on.

These people had an information network unlike any other people in the world. There were Jewish Turks, Jewish Shens, Jewish Mamluks, French Jews, German Jews, Prussian Jews, Austrian Jews, English Jews, and Jews all over the entire world. There were Persian Jews, and there was the Empire of Khazaria. Those Jews you all know about—the Khazarian Jews—are the only ones anybody talks about anymore.

But we had Jews that were Jew first and then the nationality that they lived under. They always sent their tithes and support and money on the trade routes back to the Exilarch because it was the Exilarch that protected them when they were in all these different communities.

This genius web of interaction, this network and infrastructure that was international, created by them, was genius because the Jewish people were the advisors to kings and queens. They were over different counties' treasuries. They were trusted in Egypt, Persia, Palestine, and Syria. They were trusted in all these different positions all around the known world.

Because of this, the Jewish people are the only people in world history whose own culture can boast that they speak every single language in the world—that's the known world of the Mediterranean, Africa, Europe, and Asia.

Now, this afforded them great latitude. They used this power structure to enrich themselves, and they learned early on that as bankers, they could always finance both sides of a conflict. They learned this by trial and error. They got caught many times, and there are books I can direct you to about what these books are.

But there are books that publish the hundreds of times Jewish communities were banished from the countries of their hosts because they got caught in financial conspiracies and all kinds of accusations laid against them, collapsing whole kingdoms' economies over and over.

So, here's how these Saracens and these— not the Mamluks yet, but the Saracens and the Moors—invade southern Europe with great success. The reason is that the Jews of the Exilarch had sent messages along the trade routes to the Jews that were in the countries that were about to be invaded. They're also in communication with the Jews that are working as advisors for the Muslims because the Islamic countries have always employed Jewish advisors because of their bilingual, trilingual, and quadrilingual abilities to speak multiple different languages.

One Jewish family could often produce several members that could speak multiple languages of the region. They weren't just businessmen; they were always in positions of financial offices, often money lending.

So, we have this infrastructure of people that most of the countries ignore—just how powerful and influential this small minority is among them. Because these pieces of the small minority are spread through every country, every kingdom of the West, Asia, Africa, and Europe, we have a situation where when the Muslims come to attack the Christian cities, Christians don't know it.

But the Jews that are in those Christian communities that have taken them in since they lost their homeland to the Romans did know because they're the ones that opened the city gates at nighttime so the Saracens and the Moors could invade unopposed. Whole European communities and cities were taken in this way.

The Jews have no allegiance whatsoever to the host nations they live among. Their allegiances are to the Exilarch. The Exilarch is an infrastructure; it is a hierarchy. The Rabbis are the ones they report to; these are the ones that they obey.

International conflicts and wars were going on, and people weren't even realizing in the Dark Ages and in the Middle Ages what was really going on. But there are people who woke up, and they woke up real fast. They woke up during the Crusades, and that's where we're going to go with this narrative here.

I'm giving you the background information of how, centuries—500 years before, excuse me, 400 years before this story begins—this is the history that people had forgotten in Europe. They had forgotten how these people living among them had all of a sudden gotten the pick of all the children and all the prettiest and most beautiful wives of the Christians in these cities that were taken over.

The Muslims gave them to the Jews to do whatever they wanted with. There was a lot of Caucasian European slavery going on in those days, and it went on for centuries. What happened was these money lenders got into the position of creating massive, massive wealth, and they became banks and trade unions and shipping guilds.

One of the greatest, easiest ways for them to infiltrate European society was they started their own orders because the old archer guilds would not allow them in. The Elks, the Moose, and the Lions—all these different guilds wouldn't let them in because they knew these histories. So, they created their own fraternal benefit societies.

In those societies, also the Foresters wouldn't let them in, so they created their own societies. This is why Freemasonry is absolutely rife with all kinds of ancient, Enochian, rabbinical, forgotten books of the Bible, apocryphal imagery, and narratives.

When they created these orders, they were principally populated with Europeans, not knowing that the orders themselves were entirely Jewish-created. In this way, it allowed them to get closer to the kings and monarchies, the queens, to be personal advisers for the most powerful people in Europe because they came with the stamp of Freemasonry and later Rosicrucians and different orders of the times.

One of the greatest orders that was secretly created by them, which most people of the time thought was a Christian and a European order, was the Knights of Malta. The Order of Malta was created for them to foment the next series of wars. They wanted to deplete Europe of its wealth; they wanted to weaken the European structure, the European monarchies.

The best way to do that was to have them fight against the might of Islam, very powerful at the time, in a series of wars that they knew they could never win. They knew the Europeans would never win the Crusades. You know why? Because it was the Jewish agents on either side that were providing 100% of the intel.

This is why so many weird and botched things happened during the Crusades. Europeans were set up from the beginning in scam after scam after scam. One of the biggest scams, the most damaging, was the one that played on the hearts and minds of Europeans, and it's the Prester John scam.

This is what we're going to talk about in this video. The reason Europeans fell for it again is because centuries had passed since the earlier invasions of Islam into Europe when the Jews played a significant—not just a significant—when they basically spearheaded the entire deal and financed it.

Our story begins in Greece. When this story begins—when this, it's not really a story; it's real history—but when this narrative of history begins, Europe has stagnated. It has essentially gone through a 200-year period of stagnation—almost no development, no discoveries. There's nothing going on. Europeans are just existing, and the only thing that's really developing is the iron-fist dominion of the papacy over Europeans.

Rome has essentially stifled human development with very stringent practices and teachings. At this time, Christianity has swept through Europe; Christianity is everywhere throughout Europe. But unfortunately, the papacy disallows the common people to read the Bible. The priests read the Bible, and they do it in Latin.

So, there are people who are knowledgeable of biblical stories, and there are secret Bibles hidden by monarchies in different areas, and people do read them. Just like today, we have some states that have marijuana laws where you can't smoke weed in those states, but the weed is still everywhere.

So, it's the same thing. The closer you get to Rome, the more of an iron fist you run into with Roman and papal bulls and policies. Europeans were doing pretty bad for about 200 years, and this is after 200 years of recovery from the Muslim invasions.

In the year 1062 AD, we have the Greeks get overrun. They had no time to prepare; they just suddenly get overrun by the Turks. These are the new players in the game. I've already done a pretty extensive video on Vlad the Impaler in Wallachia, Transylvania, and the things that were going on with the Turks. Well, these are the same people—the Turks.

The reason the Greeks didn't know anything was going to happen, and the invasion happened so fast, was because the local Jews that were living among the Greeks didn't warn them, but they knew. The reason we know this in the historical record is because as soon as the Turks invaded and secured much of Greece, the first thing they did was appoint the local Jews that were already there and spoke Greek to positions of authority—yes, police, mayors, overseers.

They were all given this. It's the exact same playbook from centuries before. It's unfolding all again. So, this is in 1062, and it begins with the Muslim invasion of Greece.

In 1080 AD, there's this massive German resistance to Rome, and there has been for a long time. The Germans never played ball with Rome; they just never did. But this massive internal European conflict begins. It's going on at the same time as the Islamic forces are building and getting prepared to fortify around the Christian empires, especially around Byzantium.

This is Constantinople. I keep forgetting it's the same city. "Byzantium" is the older name for the newer Christianized city of Constantinople. So, we have this German resistance, and it begins what is called the anti-popes—not the Antichrist.

We had the popes whose authority was out of Rome, but the Germans basically told the rest of Europe, "We don't agree with Rome," which is not an empire anymore, trying to tell the kings and queens of Europe what to do. They created their own papacy; it's called the anti-popes, and this absolutely weakened the power of Rome.

In response, Rome, working with foreigners—not knowing who these foreigners really were—had a new order financed. It was called the Knights of Malta, or the Order of Malta. They started in the year 1080 AD. For those who don't know, this original order, although we know in the historical record they are knights, the truth of the matter is it's an intelligence agency.

It's a huge intelligence apparatus now to filter information back and forth between Jerusalem and Rome. That's what it's for. So, 15 years go by to the year 1095 AD when Pope Urban calls for a holy war. All of a sudden, they want a holy war to take back Jerusalem.

Remember, the Knights of Malta were created 15 years before. They've laid down the plans; every bit of this is staged. Now they want the pope to call all countries together to unify them and bring them together to fight against the Muslims to go for Jerusalem.

This begins what's known as the First Crusade. An agent of Rome, who enters the historical record as Peter the Hermit, goes from villages and towns, and he wires up people. He's a good orator; he gets thousands of people. They go out, they give speeches, and next thing you know, Rome has armies of Europeans that are ready to fight. They're ready to go save Jerusalem from the evil Muslims.

This is the narrative that's put out. Rome's eating it up; it's more successful than they ever imagined. But this is exactly what Rome wanted. The problem is it's a pitchfork army. The First Crusade assembled over 100,000 people with homemade weapons and farm utensils—daggers, long knives, maybe hatchets. They weren't a well-equipped army at all, nor were they trained for this conflict.

So, one year later, all throughout Europe, Christian knights, lords, and barons begin to put their people together because now their influence—they see that Rome has done something; they're spearheading an army. So, all the royalty, all the nobles, begin building their own private forces. Each knight has his retainers, and each baron has his knights, and it just goes on.

All these multiple armies started amassing throughout Europe. But in order to do that, they needed money. Money wasn't something that all the nobility had, but there was something that they could tap into because money was everywhere in Europe—in the form of Jewish money lenders.

They went to them and got all the money they needed to finance this major war. Now, the money they're getting from these money lenders is coming from the area of the world they're about to attack. So, you have to understand who's playing both sides of the fence here.

The First Crusade was called the People's Crusade. During the First Crusade, hostilities increased. Listen, not all Europeans were stupid. Many in the nobility realized what was happening. So, while many responded to the call of Rome and basically bankrupted themselves, they signed over as security their estates, their castles, their herds, their holdings, staying with the absolute confidence that they were going to return from these wars with wealth.

They signed all that; they were influenced by Peter the Hermit's speeches and his agents. Others stayed behind because they didn't buy it. They knew what was going on; they knew the histories. They had their own advisors who were telling them, "Hey man, this is a scam. This isn't what you think it is."

They had other jasons back then giving them the game, and that's exactly what happened. Because of this, during the First Crusade, Jews were getting rounded up in different European countries and exiled. They were banished, kicked out of those countries. But it was a minority; not all countries did it. Most countries didn't, but some of them saw what was happening and took action.

This was 1096 AD. One of these guys is famous—Gottfried. I can't pronounce it; I think it's Bouillon, but he's in Germany, like Austria or Germany. This man wasn't trying to hear it and rounded up all the Jews in his country and banished them. He knew exactly what was going on. Not only did he know what was going on, but the man created his own order to fight against the order that was created by these foreigners, the Knights of Malta.

He created his own order, so I'm going to introduce to you who those people were—who these guys were—who were specifically created by this guy Gottfried. You know of them as the Knights Templar. They were vetted; they knew the histories. They knew the deceit; they knew what was going on. They knew all about the money lending; they knew about financing both sides of wars. They knew about how these people were playing with all these different countries fighting against Europe.

They were very properly educated, and they were vetted. They were 100% Europeans, and they almost instantly copied the methods of the enemy. This is why the Knights Templar became a bank. This is also why the Knights Templar became enemies of the papacy, but that took some time.

So, we have Gottfried who banishes all of them because he understands the scheme. He knows the game; he knows the score; he knows what's happening. Three massive armies of Europeans—two of these armies are absolutely totally ill-equipped. Their hearts are on fire; they're all patriotic and feeling that they're doing God's service in a holy war. They fall upon the Muslim battlefields, and they get butchered. They get slaughtered. The Saracens don't give them any mercy.

You can't blame Islam for that. Islam is being influenced also by the exact same people. Their advisors and their financial officers are the same ones the Europeans are using. This is what goes on. Incidentally, these three massive armies—all the men that get captured in battle—understand that whole trains of tens of thousands of females, wives, children. It wasn't just armies that went down there; they took their whole families. They really believed they were going to occupy Jerusalem and live there.

All of them sold into slavery. Now, that trade—I'm probably not going to go into details on that, but that trade was already secured for centuries and owned by the same shipping guilds that were owned by the same people. So, all these Europeans are now sold into slavery. They will reappear on the world scene later on.

It's a very common practice throughout history. People really don't like talking about these types of things; it gets people mad. But the enemies of Europeans have had a history of taking Caucasian slaves and then training them to be Janissaries or Mamluks. These are two different cultures of Caucasians that were taken, enslaved, and then their children, who were Caucasians, were then inducted into military orders and specifically trained to fight other white people.

Then they were used by Islam to invade Europe again as Mamluks or as Janissaries. But yeah, this has happened more than a few times. If you don't know, the Mamluks were in Egypt; they were Islamic, but they were Caucasian. They were Slavic; they were the descendants of Slavic soldiers who had been captured and then bred. Their children were white, and they were Islamic Caucasians called Mamluks who were used to fight on the Muslim side against European armies.

So, that's a standard practice, and the practice probably goes back thousands of years in many different empires and countries. I'm just talking about this period of time here.

So, really curious—Peter the Hermit. Many, the word was put out that Peter the Hermit was killed on the battlefield. Then word came that he was captured. Then the word came out that he just vanished and disappeared. But there are some historians that say Peter the Hermit and his retainers—some knights—we don't know why he had knights; he was supposed to be Peter the Hermit. We know he was an agent of Rome. He escaped and made it back to Constantinople.

That's very interesting. It's almost as if he just delivered a major sacrifice of Europeans to the battlefields. Now, while this is happening, you have to understand it's not about—it's not even about taking Jerusalem. The people who are financing these wars do not care who is in possession of Jerusalem because that is the bait. The true wealth is the fact that these men never made it back home.

They left behind a lot of them—left behind widows and daughters who were now estate holders, which introduces the next phase of the Roman papacy. It doesn't begin just yet, but it does happen during the Crusades when the Roman Catholic Church starts a whole other order that is specifically designed just to torture people into confessions so they can take their estates. But that's a little bit later.

So, this is a—so in 1099, three years later, three years after the end of the First Crusade, in 1099, now the first crusader army, principally Germans and Austrians, they are very well equipped. This is a military machine. This is not like the People's Army; this is a true invasion force. They go and they fall upon Jerusalem, and they're so adamant about taking Jerusalem that they kill everybody in the entire city.

Now, they did not distinguish between Muslim and Jew. There were no Christians in Jerusalem. The reason there were no Christians in Jerusalem when this happened is because Saladin had removed them. When it was obvious that Europeans were going to attack Jerusalem, he didn't want a fifth element, which is a very smart move. So, he removed the Christians out of there to get rid of them.

But it also shows you that the Islamic rulers didn't understand the role of the Jews in that war, or he would have removed them as well. But they never had a chance to even barter or exchange any type of information with the Christian Europeans because when they fell upon Jerusalem, they killed man, woman, and child. Every Jew, every Muslim inside Jerusalem was killed in that battle, and they took the city.

This was 1099 AD in the Crusades. Now, the Dome of the Rock, the Muslim temple—you all know about it; you've seen pictures of it. The Dome of the Rock was completely taken and turned into a Christian shrine called Templum Domini. This army went around defeating all the other Islamic hosts that it met, and finally, they just fled. They just left them alone. They realized this is a superior fighting force that left them alone.

In this one Crusade, this fighting force established four Christian states. They didn't just take Jerusalem; they took Edessa, they took Antioch, and they went to Libya and took Tripoli. These four Christian states were carved out of the Muslim empire, and they garrisoned it and left it there.

Now, the problem is they didn't end the Order of Malta because they didn't know that the Order of Malta was playing both ends from the middle. So, many years pass—talking about like 29 years—and the Knights Templar are officially recognized in the Council of Troyes. I told you they had copied the Jewish banking system, and it was widely known even in those days that the Knights Templar were actively working against Jewish interests at that time.

This explains the later history of the Templars and how so much opposition came against them and then how they were hunted like dogs in the end. Many of them were rounded up, killed, and captured and tortured. You have to understand the Roman Catholic papacy's history has not always been what it is today.

There was a time during the Crusades when the papacy was anti-Semitic 100%. They were passing papal bulls and all kinds of things against the Jews. All that changed, and the pope started wearing little hats and started working with them. Then they were overrun and taken over by them, and the tone of the papacy since then has not been that way. But these are the events that led up to all that.

So, the Europeans are now in control of Jerusalem, but that's neither here nor there because that's not what the whole— that's not what the Crusades were really about at all. Again, remember, just like World War I and World War II, what have I told you in prior presentations? They were bankers' wars. It's exactly what they were.

So, the Knights Templar were so effective and so deadly and were becoming so rich copying—they copied the entire Jewish financial model. They copied it. The pope even became alarmed, and he issued a papal bull in 1138 AD. He issued this papal bull and said that the Knights Templar owed no allegiance to any European monarchy and owed allegiance only to the pope himself.

Now, on the surface, it looks like he's raising the Templars up on a platform to where they're just—they're more powerful than everybody else. But what it really is, it's a control mechanism. He's trying to pull in the Knights Templars, but they're not stupid. These men were not stupid at all. They were created—this order was created by the very man who opposed Rome himself, Gottfried.

So anyway, 1144 comes around, and Edessa falls to the Muslims. So many years have passed now that the Muslims invade Edessa, a Christian city, and they take it. They take it, and the Second Crusade now ends in disaster.

So, one year later, it's 1145, and we have something that we have this morale all throughout Europe. It's like, "What do we do all this for? We lost all these people; we lost all these women and children." Finally, we take Jerusalem, and we carve out all this area, and we think, "You know, I mean, they're told." Europeans were living on a high for a while. "We beat the enemy; we went over there; we did this."

Now, all of a sudden, they just come over here and slaughter all the people of Edessa and just take it. Yeah, Europeans, it was a huge moral blow. Word spread from court to court to court, and you guys know how it works in the medieval caste societies. News would come in on the trade routes and by ship, and it would filter down from the castles and the keeps all the way down to the common people.

Word spread like wildfire; there's nothing else to talk about. The Muslims have risen up, and they butchered our people, and they took back one of the Christian states, Edessa. So, our intrigue begins. Rome and its agents have to come up with some type of plan. Like, "Man, we've already beaten down and stolen so much wealth from the Europeans. We don't know; we got to do something. We gotta continue this; it's been too lucrative to us. We're getting too enriched; we can't let them stop now just because they're getting beat. They got beat; they lost the city."

So suddenly, a document surfaces—a report. But what's highly suspicious about it is that within a year, all of Europe knew about it. That means there was active dissemination of this report. It's an actual report.

Now, in this report, which appears in the chronicle of a man I can't pronounce, in 1145 AD, a year after the fall of Edessa, there is a report about a mighty Christian emperor. This Christian emperor had just defeated a Persian army. This Christian emperor had vowed to help the Christian Europeans take back Jerusalem.

The rumor was that he was an actual blood descendant of one of the three Magi that had visited Jesus and given baby Jesus gifts in the gospel. This report said that this emperor had taken his invasion force unopposed all the way to the Tigris, but because of the weather conditions in the Tigris, he couldn't get over. So, he traveled north, and the weather just got worse, so he just ended up going back home.

This ruler, this emperor, was in the document called Prester John. This report, if it was just a report, would have never really entered the historical record because thousands of reports back in that day were circulated. We don't have any—we don't have any evidence of them except for the few that were cited in different books that have survived till today.

So, the problem we have is that we have a document that was released to the public, and it wasn't just released; it flew just as fast as any word of the most epic import in ancient societies. The entire European communities were on fire. They had help from somebody rumored to be around India or Africa, which there never was a specification.

The reason why is because Europeans back then had very little idea about the world outside of Europe. Everything was a blur; you just didn't know. They had come out of the Dark Ages; they're now in the Middle Ages, and education since the end of the Dark Ages hadn't really increased with most of the common people.

So, we have a situation of this document coming into this guy's possession, but there's only one group of people in the Middle Ages that could have spread that type of word—copies of that document—all over Europe and written in the languages where they were to be received. There's no other culture in Europe that had that ability. There was no postal service back then; there was only a submission service, and they passed information on a daily basis through their own networks all over Europe.

They had the greatest information network the world had ever seen, and they maintained it for over a thousand years. All roads lead back to the Exilarch in Persia.

So, this Prester John letter, this Prester John report, is recorded by a man I can't pronounce, but it was all over Europe because now Europe is on fire. They're ready to fight; they're ready to go back to take the Christian city of Edessa. They're ready to—they don't care about all their losses. The scheme absolutely worked.

So, this is 1145. Oh, by the way, Prester John was also supposed to be a descendant of the Queen of Sheba. There's all kinds of evidence from the modern perspective of a falsified identity. It's somebody who was non-Christian that believed that Christians would fall for it if you said certain things that were very scriptural and biblical.

Many things that were said about Prester John—the report is extensive about Prester John—exotic animals; he had all kinds of stuff. So, yeah, he was supposed to have ruled over 72 kingdoms—another number that is absolutely specific to Semitic culture all throughout the Old Testament: 72.

So, yeah, he was supposed to have a huge military power, all that. But word spread, and it lit Europe on fire. It was the subject matter for 20 years. People talked about Prester John and his amazing Christian empire on another side of the world and that his aim and goal was to take Jerusalem and sit in the temple in Jerusalem of biblical fame. These are all in the report; this is what Prester John wanted to do.

Now, 1146 rolls around. The Vatican—this is all by design, guys. History doesn't unfold randomly. What I'm about to read to you shows you it's all by design. In 1146, the Vatican sends this guy named Bernard. He's a master orator. He goes to Germany, of all the places in Europe. He goes to Germany. Germany has the loudest voice against the papacy.

This papal agent goes, and he lights the hearts of the people on fire. He talks about how it's the duty of the children of God, how Christians need to come together against Islam, and how they need to take back all the Christian cities, secure Jerusalem once and for all, and build a Christian empire from the holy city.

How the Germans are strong; they are the backbone of European aristocracy. They need to spearhead this movement, and the rest of Europe will follow because the Germans are the ones that everybody will respond to when the call of God goes out.

He went off, and the Germans fell for it hook, line, and sinker. Bernard had hundreds of other agents—friars, monks, just different agents of the papacy—that went into the smaller villages and cities, and they gave the same speech all over Germany.

I'm going to read you something that should piss a lot of people off. This is straight out of the historical record. This is what, when Bernard was finished with his mission sent by the pope against Germany, this is what he wrote in a letter, and it was published, and we have it today—well, we have copies today.

"I opened my mouth; I spoke, and at once the Crusaders have multiplied to infinity. Villages and towns are now deserted; you will scarcely find one man to every seven women."

This is exactly what the papacy wanted. They didn't care about Jerusalem; they didn't care about liberating anything in the Middle East; they didn't care about the holy city at all. Neither did the Jews; they didn't care about none of that. They cared about how much money they could make from all this activity.

So, that's an actual quote from Bernard when he wrote to the papacy. So, in 1147, the very next year, the Crusader army travels all the way down to the Levant area, and they take Jerusalem back from the Muslims. They take it from the Muslims; they take Jerusalem back.

So, here's Jerusalem going back and forth. The only winners are those who are financing the war. But they took it back. So, we have a long period of time that passes—like 12, 13 years—and the papacy of Rome embarks on an internal crusade.

So much time has gone by where no Europeans are going to attack the Middle East, and Islam isn't retaliating. You know, 15, 16 years go by, and now Rome wants to deal with internal problems. One of those internal problems is the Albigensians and the Cathars because these two groups of people were closer to Gnostic Christianity than carnal Christianity.

They believed that the holy scriptures should be available to all men, not just priests reading in Latin to the people on one day a week. So, this was completely anti-papal. The papacy wanted to exterminate these people, and that's what they set out to do.

It's a crusade, but it's not against Islam; it's a crusade of genocide against these people. It lasted for like 25 years. They were Christians, but Rome had to get rid of them because these people referred to the papacy as the whore of Babylon.

So, you can pretty much tell what their stance was. They did not trust the Roman Catholic Church at all. So, in 1165, now you've got to understand this is a long—that's 20 years now. 20 years have passed; nobody's invading Jerusalem; nobody's doing anything.

But they want to—the papacy and the money lenders—they want to make money, but there's nobody getting wired up anymore after taking Jerusalem that last time to do it. So, they got to do something else. What do you think they did?

20 years now since the orations of Bernard wired up the taking of Jerusalem 19 years earlier. What do you think they did? If something's not—I mean, if something's not working for you, why change strategy? And that's what they did.

In 1165, suddenly a letter from Prester John just doesn't appear to a monarch in Europe. Letters of Prester John appear in all the courts of Europe again. We have a situation where somebody working behind the scenes has the ability to mass-produce all these letters in multiple different languages and get them to the people they need to get to, and basically at the same time.

At that time in Europe, there was only one people able to do that. So, we have these letters; they appear everywhere in European capitals, and now these letters claim that John is an Ethiopian ruler. There are copies of a letter that was sent to Byzantine Emperor Manuel Comnenus from the supreme ruler of the three Indies, Prester John.

This reignited hope again. Europeans, hook, line, and sinker, buy it. We have history repeating itself. It's the exact same scam from 20 years earlier, and it goes on.

Now, to me, the multiplicity of letters distributed so rapidly throughout the European courts to create the next wave of Crusades is evidence of the scam—100%. These aren't natural developments that are happening; these are engineered. They are absolutely deceptive.

In 1177, according to the historical record, 1177 is the year that Pope Alexander III actually wrote a letter to Prester John. Now, they say no answer was ever received, and I believe that. I don't even know if a letter was actually sent, but it does continue the myth. It does fuel—it does give power to the myth of the people that were living at the time.

"Oh wow, the pope just sent a letter to Prester John; we're waiting on an answer." So, that bought them more time with the Europeans. But again, I mean, all this hope was lost. People were destitute; they lost family and friends. Many people know other people who lost everything; they lost their family members and lost their estates, their herds; they lost everything.

But now, again, hope has been renewed because John, he's still working. He's still working with Christianity. He's on the other side of the world fighting the evil Turks and Muslims from the other side. So, this gave Christian Europe hope all over again, which was exactly what it was designed to do.

So, in 1182, people start waking up in France. They're not trying to hear it. The descendants of the Merovingians, the Franks, they're like, "You know what? We're not buying this anymore." And they evict all the Jews living in their country. "Get them out! Get them out!"

So, remember, these are the same people who were under the rule of Charles Martel, who did the same thing. So, history repeats itself; they woke up. But five years later, in 1187, the Kurdish ruler Saladin of Egypt—he was Mamluke—Saladin of Egypt called for a holy war to take Jerusalem back from the Christians occupying the Holy Land.

Now, I don't have anything in the historical record that would infer to me that he was influenced by his advisors, so I can't tell you that happened. I can't say, "Hey man, you know what? This will really happen, such and such advised him and told him to go do this." But I believe that's exactly what happened because if the Christians aren't going to have a reason to go invade anymore, then his advisors, way over there—which are the same ethnicity as the money lenders in Europe—then that's what happened.

He was advised, "Hey, you're going to let those Christians just take the Dome of the Rock as a Christian sanctuary now? You're going to let that go down like that?" Why else do you think these people have always allowed for two temples to be in the same city—the original Davidic Temple and the Muslim Dome of the Rock?

So, they're playing both sides from the middle, and now they wired up Saladin, and Saladin's like, "Okay, you know what? You're right. I'm going to go take Jerusalem. We're going to rescue the Dome of the Rock." That's exactly what they did.

Now, all these money lenders have great opportunities to finance more European armies to go take back Jerusalem. This is 1187 when the Mamluke Saladin of Egypt took back Jerusalem. Now, in that war, in that battle, some of the Templars were captured. I'm pretty sure a lot of them were tortured for information and all that, but they were captured and killed.

The Templars were the ones that knew all about the money lenders. Not only were they about them, but they were absolutely opposed to them. So, it makes sense why the Templars were not kept as security. This was a very common practice back then.

Even people don't realize this, man, but Islam has always been very noble in warfare. Really, it's not a credit to European history that Christians often butcher everybody in a city. They don't differentiate between man and enemy combatant and all that.

But I tell you what, we have incidents in the historical record where Muslims have fought with absolute honor on the battlefield that Christians were bereft of. I don't know why; I don't know what the reasons are for that.

But Saladin shows all the historical earmarks of being a gentleman. There must be a reason why the Templars were absolutely killed off. They were not kept as security because keeping nobles and knights as security was a very common practice back then.

That's the matter of fact; that's the history of Vlad the Impaler. He was security for a while.

In 1187 AD, we're done. The Knights Templar have now, in this year, moved their headquarters to France. What just happened in France? The removal of a certain people—they were evicted. Now the Knights Templar move their headquarters to France.

In 1190 AD, three years after the Templars moved to France, in 1190 AD, in Britain, a crusader army gets together all over Britain. Now Britain's going to enter the Crusades. All over Britain, this army gets together; it takes like two years, and finally, man, they're getting ready to take off.

Everybody knows; everybody in every community knows which people are about to leave. A fleet of ships is on standby, going to take them to the European coast. An army from Britain is going to join with other crusader armies to go fight against the Muslims.

Excuse me, but there's a problem. The problem is a whole bunch of those people in the former United Kingdom and all those areas—they're pissed, and there is general dissent. They've been talking with each other for months before they actually disembark on this voyage.

What they had all come to conclude was that they were all now in debt. They were pissed; they were in debt specifically to Jewish money lenders. When all these soldiers got together and started sharing their stories, they realized, "Man, I signed everything over to these people."

What happened was they just openly communicated with each other, just openly talking as they were gathering and training. They realized, "Holy crap! Our whole lives and livelihood and everything I've ever worked for might get taken by these people if I don't return from this battlefield or if I'm gone too long."

Because they signed contracts, signed their estates, their carriages, their horses, their herds, their holdings, houses—yeah, they signed all this stuff over so they could have enough money for armor, weapons, and some traveling money.

So, you see, all soldiers needed traveling money because it might be six months before they're actually paid anything. This is how it was back then.

So, the British get together at York because at York they're supposed to set sail. But instead of setting sail, these men wrecked shop. They went ahead and just rioted. Local authorities knew why they were rioting, and there's a lot of debate as to exactly how things went down.

But it is known that 150 Jewish money lenders were killed on the streets. It is known. So, this is in 1190 AD. They didn't board the ships; they killed about 150 Jews. In the historical record, this is known as the York Massacre.

So, that crusade never took off. That was 1190. So, we have a 10-year period go by; there's no more wars, there's no more battles. It's 10 years, and in the year 1200, a major famine afflicts Egypt. That famine lasts for years.

There are stories; they're pretty harrowing. There are stories from this period of time that people in Egypt were hiding not only from each other, but if foreigners came nearby, there was dirt covering the streets. When foreigners were walking down the street, there were traps set on the street hidden under the dirt and dust.

If you stepped in one of these traps, it pulled real tight, lassoed your leg, and the whole family of a building would pull you all the way into that structure, and they would kill you and eat you. Cannibalism. That's how bad it got in Egypt.

It was cannibalism. Over 100,000 people, by some conservative estimates—some think it was half a million people—died, not just in 1200, but also in 121, 122, 123, 124. The famine lasted a long time.

Now, there's no reason to invade Egypt; there's no crusade necessary right now. In 1202, in the second year of the famine, in the month of May, earthquakes were so terrible, toppling down all kinds of things in Egypt. They were felt as far as Syria.

Again, the famine is severe; it's bad. In the historical record, we have accounts of ships and their crews being caught at sea in the Mediterranean during these earthquakes, and the sea acted tumultuously. Whole ships and their crew vanished—just gone. Of course, they sank, but they're gone.

So now, what's really ironic? Logically think about this. Europeans are at the height of their power. They're well-rested; it's been a long time since any crusades, any losses of battle. Still, this whole idea of Prester John—and now people are talking about his son. Yes, the son of Prester John. Oh yeah, the grandson of Prester John. He's a mighty warrior; he's still taking it to the Muslims.

That's why the Muslims haven't done anything. They're at war on the other side of the world against Prester John. These stories were circulating all around Europe. They hadn't stopped. This scam was continuing; it was steady going.

So, it's ironic that at the height of European morale, that there's nothing going on in the Middle East for them to worry about, and that news has traveled in from the harbors from all these trade ships that Egypt is devastated.

Why didn't Christian crusader armies go attack? This was the perfect time; they would have been unopposed—unopposed. But it never happened. I mean, I know why it didn't happen, because nobody would have really benefited.

I mean, remember who's financing both sides of a war? They actually need a conflict in order to make money. So, they can't send an army down there who's not going to fight anybody because they're going to come back, and when they come back, they can make good on their debts. Remember, this is all about forcing families and people to not make good on their debts. That's what this is all about—the Crusades.

So, all right, 1729 people.

So now, this famine affected the Middle East; it affected the Mediterranean. In 1204, in the fourth year of the famine, the Crusaders—which are not an army from Europe anytime recently—these are people that were already down there in that area. They're discontent, they're hungry, lack of pay. They actually amass and they fight a battle and they take Constantinople, their own Christian city, and they sack it.

So, this is what happens. This is what happens from inactivity. This is what happens when nobody has a focus. No rulers are actually causing things to happen. It's just been static for so long, and then this famine hits, and then followed by these earthquakes.

So, at this time in history, in the year 1206, two years later after the disaster at Constantinople, two years later, the world is now receiving information about something else. The Mongolian warlord, Timin, is named universal ruler. Some really weird stories are coming out of the East. We know this man as Genghis Khan.

We flip on over to the next note section. Now, in 1209 AD, the Dominican order of agents was founded by the papacy. So, these men are trained to do whatever the papacy tells them to do. One of the main things they're known in the historical record for is torturing people to get them to confess so they can confiscate their estates and then split them between church and state.

This went on for a long period of time. It is also another reason why Rome wanted to send massive armies to the Middle East because those men that don't return leave behind defenseless females who are in control of massive wealth, herds, holdings, estates, deeds, and yeah. This was the game plan; this is what they did.

They falsely accused these females of heresy, and when it got—when the old "Oh, you're a heretic!"—oh, heresy got old, they switched it over to witchcraft. So, the Inquisition begins in this year, 1209, with Pope Innocent III.

It's pretty sad. Also in this year, a whole army is sent to kill every man, woman, and child in southern France of the Cathars, and they kill all the Albigensians that don't escape. This is bad.

There's a famous quote from this time period. The soldiers under the command of Pope Innocent III specifically asked, "What do we do? How do we know who's a Cathar and who's just an ordinary inhabitant of the region? I mean, how do we know?"

That's how indistinguishable these people were. This wasn't another culture; it wasn't another race. It was a people that believed that they had a right to read the Bible. That's what it was.

So, the soldiers were like, "What do we do? How do we decide who dies and who lives when we invade southern France?" Pope Innocent III said, "Kill them all; God will know his own." It's a famous quote.

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In the year 1212 AD, three years later, is a famous year. I've told you about this; we're going to skip over it because I have many videos about the Children's Crusade. In that time period, there was no Children's Crusade. That was a story that was made up in retrospect to account for the mass vanishing of a major— we don't really know; we know it was over 50,000 children, but a lot of people estimated it was much more.

Yeah, it's crazy, but the Children's Crusade was made up because during that period, it was the Crusades, but all over Europe, children vanished. The authorities came up with the story of the Children's Crusade to account for that. Children never made it to Europe; I mean, children never made it to Jerusalem, never made it to the Middle East. There's nothing indicating that they were even heading in that direction; they just vanished.

This is during the years of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, and that's just the story that came down to us. But actually, from those times, there are many, many, many accounts from Old Europe of this dark Piper figure who played music, and children vanished from villages and hamlets and cities.

So, we're going to skip over that because I've already dealt with that in other videos. But in 1214 AD, 1214 AD, Genghis Khan defeats China. Shortly after, he defeats Persia. Shortly after that, he takes over Turkistan. The Mongols are undefeated; they overrun almost the entire known world. They take over Armenia and India, then they invade southern Russia and take it.

This is the establishment of the Tartar Empire. I'm not talking about Tartaria, my friends; I'm not mixing paradigms. This is the Tartar Empire. "Tartar" comes from an old Greek word that means "the Far West."

So, in 1215, King John in England enacts the Magna Carta. In 1215, but at the exact same time, the pope on continental Europe enacts laws against the Jews in all the papal states. The papacy is now catching on to what the Templars already knew—how to acquire wealth.

Up until this point, Rome was using religion in order to keep people under control—peer pressure. But now they understand the design of all these little Semitic communities that are spread throughout Europe. Now Rome's beginning to catch on, and they understood, "Oh, the money lending, loan sharking, this international banking—this is how you get tremendous wealth."

So, Rome wants to cut out the competition. Cutting out the competition means now creating legislation that curtails everything that the Jewish money lenders are doing. So, this is entered in 1215 AD.

Two years later, in 1217 AD, the Fifth Crusade begins in Egypt. But Egypt is still not recovering from this famine—all this death. The Crusaders don't even take much; it's almost an unsuccessful crusade, even though they're victorious. Yeah, nothing to feel good about.

That's in 1217. But in 1219, something very interesting happens. In the year 1219, a caravan of Mongols appears in Persia, in the kingdom called the Empire of Khwarezm. These Mongols show up; it's a whole caravan. The local Persians—this is ancient Iran—the local Persians take all their wares, jack them for their stuff, shave their beards, and then burn their faces so their facial hair can't grow back.

So, these men return back to the court of Genghis Khan. They tell the story; they tell the exact—they tell the story to the Khan. I don't know if it's Genghis Khan; I think it was Genghis Khan. It might have been Kublai Khan; I don't know. It was one of the Khans. They go back and tell the story to their people, and then word gets up to the Khan.

The Khan holds—invites them to court. When he sees what's been done to these men and how they went in peace with no weapons, they're just there to trade—open trade with ancient Persia, Iran—he sends, very respectfully, the Khan sends an envoy and says, "I demand reimbursement for all the trade wares that were sent to you."

I mean, that you took and reimbursement for the treatment of my people. I wish all rulers were like this. Instead, the envoy is met with all kinds of disrespect and basically told, "Hell no, F you," and he goes back and tells the Khan, "I wish all rulers would like this dude."

Because this dude amassed an army and marched 2,000 miles, invaded the Empire of Khwarezm, killed every horse, mule, donkey. He went in there and killed every village, every hand. He went in there and slaughtered the entire nation.

I don't mean I'm condoning that; I'm talking about how he stuck up for his people. But he went in there and slaughtered everything. This is actually verifiable; this is from the historical record. 75% of the people of the Empire of Khwarezm were put to the sword by the Mongols because of their treatment of these people.

Now, I don't agree with the genocide because they weren't involved in all that. What I like, though, is the fact that a leader stood up for his own people. At the bottom of the barrel, little merchants—they weren't even nobles—marched 2,000 miles.

When the Shah of Iran, of the Empire of Khwarezm, saw what was happening, he fled 200 miles to the shores of the Caspian Sea. But the elite retainers of the Khan caught him, and before they could close in on him, he committed suicide. But they still cut his head off and took it back to the Khan to verify that the Shah was dead.

True historic true story; that's what happened right here in 1219 AD. There's a lot of favorable stories in the West. We get a lot of negative stories about Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan—there are so many different Khans. But we get these real bad negative stories, and yeah, they were brutal; they were all these things.

But you know, there's also a lot of stories that are not too popular. A lot of historians gloss over the fact that the Khans had in their entourages Christians. Their closest and highest, most powerful advisors and retainers were often Christians.

Yeah, a lot of misinformation about the Khans. But anyway, the year is 1219 AD; that's what happened. He committed suicide.

So, 10 years later, we have 1228 to 1229 AD, and King Frederick II of Germany has had enough with the pope. Remember, we started this dissertation about how Germany's always opposing the pope in Rome and how they opposed it so bad they went ahead and just started a whole new line of popes. Those are in the historical record called the anti-popes.

Well, the papacy is exercising or trying to exercise so much control over all the other monarchies throughout Europe that this German king—I like this guy, King Frederick II—he writes a letter to all the courts throughout Europe about how powerful the pope is getting.

Now, he already knows that many of these monarchies are going to snitch. So, when he sent that letter out, he knew that copies of the letter were going to end up in the pope's hands. He didn't give a damn.

But he was explaining to all the other monarchies that we need to put an end to this. The pope has grown too powerful, and he's exercising powers over us that he doesn't. Because he believed in the divine right of kings, which was an old belief of the monarchy.

Even in that day, many of the monarchies believed in the divine right of kings; they just didn't run to push it because they were scared of Rome; they were scared of the pope.

So anyway, King Frederick is excommunicated by the pope, which is supposed to be a big deal, but he doesn't give a damn. And there's another crusade, and they're going to go invade; they're going to put Islam to an end. That's what they're going to do.

Again, the stories are rife throughout Europe of a grandson of Prester John and that, "Hey man, you know, this is going to be different this time. We're going to go down there; we're going to take over, and we're going to put an end to the scourge of the Middle East and Jerusalem and all that."

So they do. The crusade takes off. King Frederick, even though he's excommunicated, nobody expected for him to field his army. He's got an awesome—the Germans had an awesome military machine; it was phenomenal. Remember, they won the First Crusade.

Now here they go back. So the rest of Europe is watching, and like, "Wow, he's been excommunicated; he's been excommunicated by the pope, and he's still sending an army to the Middle East." Not only that, but Frederick led the army; he went himself.

What happened was not expected by anybody. When Frederick went down there, instead of fighting a major war—which they probably would have won with his inclusion with the other crusader armies—he sits the Muslim rulers down and sues for peace, enters into a mutual compact, and without fighting, the Muslims deliver Jerusalem up to King Frederick.

They give him control of Jerusalem. The pope was astonished; European courts were astonished. Frederick is now famous throughout Europe behind this. Nobody expected this turn of events.

But there's a lot of people who are pissed because they needed a war. So you know who they are; I ain't got to say it.

Over time, King Frederick of Germany is named king of Jerusalem for this. It's a title that was given to him; it's unofficial, but everybody talks about it.

So, he's got enemies now; he's got real enemies. They can't stand him because they've loaned out a tremendous amount of money, and they're not going to get their returns they were expecting.

So, it's at this time that a real dark chapter in European history begins. A lot of misinformation has been put out about it, but at this time, the pope and the papacy see a new way. Well, it's not a new way, but they see a great way to go ahead and get their money anyway.

So, they switch over from the accusations of heresy, and now they begin their witchcraft campaigns. All these females—some males, but all these females throughout Europe start losing their wealth; they start losing their lives.

Those who willingly give up their estates in penance for their crimes are put in cells—in above-ground dungeons—where they serve out the rest of their lives to serve all the whims of the papacy and the priests and the Dominicans. You know of these as nuns.

The women that weren't tortured to death, the women that weren't burned at the stake, the women that weren't executed—those women became slaves in nuns. This is why even today it is tradition for nuns to call their rooms "cells."

So, in 1244 AD, 1244 AD, I mean a good decade and a half have passed. A good, yeah, it's a decade and a half have passed. 15 years have passed. Now the Muslims go back and they take Jerusalem, but this is 15 years after it was secured by a peace treaty.

Muslims take back Jerusalem in 1244. Four years later, in 1248, the seventh crusade against the Egyptian Mamluks is now executed. These were the descendants of Slavic and Central Asian Caucasians who had been enslaved centuries before and then bred for war.

They were bred to be soldiers, but they were actually the descendants of European Christians. Like I said, it was a very common practice; the Assyrians did it 2,000 years before this.

So, in 1254, the seventh crusade ends again. All these Christian armies, all these soldiers, they die on Muslim battlefields. History is repeating itself. All the money lenders grow filthy rich. The seventh crusade is an absolute failure—absolute failure. There is no liberating of Jerusalem.

In 1256, the Mongols crushed the Assassins. You have to understand, while all this is happening, now Islam is seeing another enemy, and it's not Christianity; it's on the other side of the world, on the other side of their world.

Now, the famous Assassins are crushed by the Mongols, and the famous library of the Assassins is destroyed in 1256. Some of you all know that year—1256 AD. What else happened in that year? In my chronicon, you can see it, but I also have videos that explain.

I have a video on the Dutch Oral Lind manuscript—this fantastic history of the world from the northern European perspective. It was written without the Jewish filters, like the Quran describes the Exodus event, the plagues on Egypt, and some Old Testament history, but not through the Jewish lens—not rewritten from a Jewish perspective.

That's the value of the Quran and that's the value of the Dutch Oral Lind manuscript and Beowulf—many of these ancient texts that somehow escaped this redaction that was done by these people over and over and over with every other ancient record they found.

So, this was from the beginning. This is going to be deep. So, this is the scam of Prester John and how it led Christian Europeans to their deaths to fight Islam for nothing but the confiscation of their wealth from the families they left behind.

Sad, sad chapter in our history, but it's happened today; it's happening today too. It's called the IRS; it's called mortgages; it's called all kinds of different things. Nothing has changed.

Yeah, it's just become more sophisticated.

1258 AD is the final year of the 11th baktun. 144,000 days of a Mayan baktun is complete, and a new baktun begins. The 12th baktun begins in this year. The Mongols, under Hulagu Khan, storm Baghdad, which is actually Babylon. They storm it and butcher the people.

You have to understand, Baghdad and Constantinople—the historians of the time have left us records, and they can be quoted today. Those historians say that Baghdad, ancient Babylon, and Constantinople were the two principal metropolises of the known world. That's a hell of a statement.

That's a hell of a statement—gigantic metropolises. Here, one of them right here is overrun by the Mongols, and the people are put to the sword in 1258. It falls on the Mayan Long Count perfectly.

So, Baghdad—Baghdad, what? It's Babylon. But the Mongols tear apart the canal works, and they make sure that the area can't receive running water anymore. This is the reason why it's a desert today. This is the reason why it is buried in sediments and sand.

It's over with; the river has changed course many times since this period of time—the Tigris and Euphrates. So, they ended that civilization by destroying its infrastructure. This is why all these ancient ruins were found only in the last two, two and a half centuries.

So, one year later, in the year 1259 AD, Kublai Khan ascends the Mongol throne, and the Mongols lose against the Mamluks of Palestine. Remember I told you who the Mamluks were? The Mamluks were the descendants of former Caucasians who had been captured in wars against Islam, and they were bred and raised to be a huge Janissary army, like the Turks did when the Turks captured people.

They raised people—like if the Turks captured, like, I just—I'll just make it up. If the Turks captured Sardinians—well, I can't use Sardinians; it's a whole different time period. But if the Turks captured Tartars, what they would do is they would take those Tartars, if there was a significant amount of them, and they would raise those Tartars.

They would feed them, put them in these big military facilities, and they would train them and breed them for war. So, they would train them, turn the language, brainwash them into the new religion.

So, if the Turks ever had problems with that same culture of people, those would be the guys that would be on the front line fighting the other people of the same pedigree, same race.

Yeah, it's an ancient practice, but it was still used even as late as the Mamluks and the Saracens and the Janissaries—however you call them.

In 1259, it's the last year of this discussion; it's the last year that we're going to end here. But I need to discuss something else. The same year Kublai Khan ascends the throne and is defeated by the Mamluks is when the Khans are no longer really a threat to the West.

Now they start trying to invade Japan. I know I have a video about that; you guys can check it out. It's very unusual how a massive, large fleet of the Mongols under the Khan from China was going to invade Japan. It's wiped out in a typhoon.

Ten years later, an even bigger fleet is going to take Japan, and again, a typhoon wipes it out. I don't know if typhoons did that or not; I just know that that's the story in the historical record.

So, because I'm very familiar with something intervening, there have been times when the Syrian army of Antiochus was wiped out by a freak tsunami. I mean, there's been times when Mithradates was about to beat the hell out of the Romans, and suddenly a rock falls out from the sky and detonates in between on the battlefield, and it scares both armies into saying no.

There's been other times when the Lydians and the Medes were going to fight, and all of a sudden, the sun went dark, and it wasn't the moon causing an eclipse.

So, we have all these historical references that I've documented on my channel that don't make sense—that they happened right when significant events were about to change the course of history. But somebody didn't want that change.

So, they introduce phenomena, like in The Hunger Games, when the trajectory of events is going in a certain direction. All of a sudden, somebody hidden on the outside of the battle dome types in some new coordinates and some new programming, and all of a sudden, phenomena appears on the inside of the dome that will stop those individuals from doing whatever they were about to do on the side of that dome.

The same principle applies; you can go back and see those videos. They're not the subject of this video. I just want to bring one thing to your attention to close out this study on Prester John—the scam of Prester John.

And that is, I'm going to read this to you. Right around this time, 1259 AD, after hundreds of thousands of people had lost their lives on Muslim battlefields or to Christian swords, many more lost their estates and wealth to Jewish money lenders and the papacy.

The truth of Prester John was finally revealed by Gregory Bar Hebraeus, that the Christian Mongol ruler named Unon was the actual model for which Prester John derived. This is written in his Syric Chronicle. The Jacobite's name Bar Hebraeus means "son of the Hebrew."

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After the scam was no longer of utility, after the scam had already done what it needed to do, we have a Jewish author right here telling us the origin of the whole story. That's the scam of Prester John.

It's not the only time a scam like that has been conducted. We already know of what happened with the poor Russian Christian people in the beginning of the 20th century, and it's very similar to a modern scam today.

There are many other instances where similar scams were conducted in ancient times. The Greeks employed them; the Romans employed them; the Assyrians employed them. Yes, information wars are ancient; they're nothing new, my friends. Nothing new.