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The kingdom of the [[Khazars]] vanished from the map of the world many centuries ago. Today many people have never even heard of it, yet in antiquity the Khazarian kingdom [Khazaria] was a major power, indeed dominating the southern portion of modern Russia between the Black and Caspian Seas, holding sway over a large empire of subjugated peoples. | The kingdom of the [[Khazars]] vanished from the map of the world many centuries ago. Today many people have never even heard of it, yet in antiquity the Khazarian kingdom [Khazaria] was a major power, indeed dominating the southern portion of modern Russia between the Black and Caspian Seas, holding sway over a large empire of subjugated peoples. | ||
The Khazars had been under continual pressure from their Byzantine and Muslim neighbors to adopt Christianity or Islam, but the Khazar ruler, called the Khakan, had heard of another religion called Judaism. For political reasons of maintaining independence in the region and to more easily infiltrate the local cultures, the Khakan announced that the Khazars were adopting Judaism as their religion as | The Khazars had been under continual pressure from their Byzantine and Muslim neighbors to adopt Christianity or Islam, but the Khazar ruler, called the Khakan, had heard of another religion called Judaism. For political reasons of maintaining independence in the region and to more easily infiltrate the local cultures, the Khakan announced that the Khazars were adopting Judaism as their religion, which acted as the façade of which to hide their [[Baal Worship]] blood cult practices. Overnight an entirely new group of people, the warlike [[Khazars]], suddenly proclaimed themselves to be practicing Jews. The Khazar kingdom began to be described as the ’Kingdom of the Jews’ by historians that were intentionally rewriting history for the Khazarians who became known as the [[Name-Stealers]]. Succeeding Khazar rulers took on Jewish names of those they had conquered and continued to name their offspring classical Jewish names, and during the late 9th Century the Khazar kingdom became a haven for Jews of other lands. | ||
As | As the Khazars moved and lived amongst the Jewish people, the ruling classes of Khazarian Jews passed on a distinct heritage from generation to generation that functioned similarly as a secret society organized to infiltrate's and ultimately eliminate their enemies. One element of the Khazarian Jewish heritage is a militant form of World Zionism which seeks to dominates Palestine and this is the force behind the creation of Israel today. | ||
The other major ingredient of the Khazar Jew heritage is their hatred for Christianity, and for the Russian people as the champions of the Christian faith. In 1917 the Khazar Jews passed a major milestone towards the creation of their own state in Palestine and the same year they also organized the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. There followed the Christian holocaust, the likes of which the world has never seen. The Khazar Jews were once again in control of Russia after more than 900 years, and they set about the task of destroying the Russian Christians and friendlies, over 100-million of them, at the same time over 20-million religious Jews also died at the hands of the Khazar Jews as the pawns in the ongoing propaganda that hides the deliberate interplay between Zionism and Nazism. This is what the Russian Christians were up against in their 60-year struggle to overthrow the atheistic Bolsheviks, but they finally succeeded in their overthrow program, and now the 1000-year-old war between the Russian Christians and the Khazar Jews is heightened once again. | |||
As a result of this hidden history, the destinies of the Russians and the Khazars became intertwined in ways which have persisted down to the present day, which can be observed as unfolding in the current warring conflict that began in Ukraine. <ref>[by R. Beter from Orange-Street-Church Website]</ref> | |||
==Carthage Influence in Malta== | ==Carthage Influence in Malta== | ||