According to Noam Chomsky, Ashkenazi Jews are actually Khazars!

https://old.bitchute.com/video/H6VM8tOnixga/

>>509074884 (OP)
The Yiddish language originated from ancient Ashkenaz, located in modern day Turkey.

The Khazars also originated from ancient Ashkenaz.

https://old.bitchute.com/video/vqPV1ITVuKrf/

>>509074884 (OP)
Ancient Ashkenaz--Ashkeanzi Jews, really makes you think.

https://old.bitchute.com/video/w0iHBr75Aelx/

>>509074884 (OP)
>>509075012
>>509075087
"Now these are the generations of the sons of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth: and unto them were sons born after the flood. The sons of Japheth; Gomer, and Magog, and Madai, and Javan, and Tubal, and Meshech, and Tiras. And the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah."
― Genesis 10:1-3, KJV

Noah had three sons, Shem, Japheth and Ham.
Japeth begot Gomer and Gomer begot Ashkenaz.
The Khazars originated from ancient Ashkenaz.

>>509074884 (OP)
You should post a clip that is longer than 10 seconds. He is more agnostic on the matter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmOBsYbxPCY

>>509075295
The clip is not taken out of context. He said that the Ashkenazim are Khazars.

No. They were one tribe in Khazaria. Real ethnic Khazars are turks. Ashkenazi jew’s Mediterranean DNA means that they are likely from the Greco-Bactrian kingdom of Middle Antiquity and attempted to flee back to Europe as the Turks, Jeets and Tungesics ravaged Central Asia. They were likely unsuccessful and enslaved (as Turks are notorious for) by the Turks. You have to remember that Greco-Bactrians were a minority in Central Asia. Seeing as how much of the population of South Central Russia is Turkic and Ashkenazis are only around 2 percent of the total population this means that (along with the DNA and geographical evidence) the Ashkenazis were likely the same people as Greco-Bactrians in 250 BC.

Also

Khazaria was noted as a tribal confederation. This means that it was a military government run by the tribal warriors of multiple clans. This likely means that so long as they could field some kind of military formation they likely had SOME power and representation in the Khazarian government so even if they were a subjugated minority they still had some rights.

What happened was the Romans chased every one of the revolting Jews they could all the way out of their sphere of control. Jews fled toward Khazaria, eventually reaching there after alternately taking refuge with their many cousins in the civilizations of the area at the time and then fleeing after being ejected, through places like (modern day) Turkey, Armenia, and Georgia, finally coming around and settling in the area north of the Crimea. Romans chased them all the way up there.

There are strings of ruined forts, signs of massive siege engines being used on places, vitrification with Greek fire, etc. Then later, the Rus kicked them out of there and they fled to the west.

Simple as. Romans sealed Jerusalem off from the time of the suppression of the second big Jewish revolt, nobody could enter but the legion posted there to keep people out. Any Jew caught within sight of Jerusalem was summarily executed. They'd check your penis. It stayed sealed until Constantine's mother came with another legion to dig it up, hundreds of years later. Where'd all the Jews go? Well, they ran away.

They became the Khazarians. I have even traced back the origin of the word, ironically these Khazarians were known as Ghazars for a long time. Ghazars first appeared in Armenia around 150-200 AD. They got chased further north progressively, finally settling in "Khazaria," usurping the dynasty there (which we only know existed historically from found coins), and turning the place into a bandit kingdom. Put two and two together and you have one of the greatest ironies. Sound change rule + all the other evidence shows their origin. And explains why they have distinct DNA markers shared with other very distant populations of Jews.

I suspected so much after reading about the Jewish Wars, but when I heard about the Ghazars I knew I had my proofs.

>>509075177
No. Khazars wouldn’t even be on this map. They would have been in the Tarim Basin at the time that passage was written. The Ashkenazis of today would have been where Javan is on this map because they hadn’t made the trip to Bactria yet. That would happen 1000+ years later. I mean to really put this into perspective the Amorites which are claimed as descendants of Noah in this map were thier own society and culture. They only spoke a semetic language for trade purposes. Amorites were notorious caravaneers and traders. Amorites are really modern Syrians. You really ought to take this list as more of a list of allied tribes as opposed to a list of tribal kinship.


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