The Khazar Kingdom Japheth was a son of the Prophet Noah. Japheth, in turn, had a son called Askhenaz, who also happened to be a nephew of Ajooj (of the Gog and Magog tribes). These Ashkenazi spoke a Jewish dialect called Yiddish. In the 1860s they numbered around 12 million, while the Sephardim numbered around […]
Conflict of Interest In March 2001, only weeks into the new Bush Administration, two U.S. Navy ships arrived in the Philippines carrying teams of SEAL commandos. They were sent to the Philippines to recover gold as part of a plan to enlarge America’s reserves. This gold would come from two places: – new excavations […]
Since the dramatic release of a US military film of an American helicopter shooting of unarmed Iraqis, WikiLeaks has gained global notoriety and credibility as a daring website that releases sensitive material to the public from whistle-blowers within various government departments. Founder and “editor-in-chief” Julian Assange, is a mysterious 45-year old Australian about whom little […]
The first oil discoveries in the Middle East were made by the British in Iran, in 1909. A company, Anglo-Persian Oil was formed to exploit this concession. This find also ignited the already brutal contest between Britain and Germany. During the 2nd World War, Iran was occupied in the north by the Russians, and in […]
The Eviction Period Many of the wealthy Jews expelled from Spain moved into other parts of Western Europe. The richest among them established themselves in Amsterdam. Over the course of 150 years, they built up a strong financial and political base. And it was from Amsterdam that the Jewish financiers fought Catholic England, defeated the […]
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