/OAB/ - Opinions and beliefs

After 70 AD, the Jews and the Hebrews fled from the levant and dispersed throughout the world. Hebrewism perished, while Judaism survived. It is a hot topic today on whether Hebrewism is really dead or not. It is, in my viewpoint. However, many people such as various Semites in Ethiopia, a group of African descended Americans that call themselves 'Black Hebrew Israelites' are calling for a revival of Hebrewism, and to wage war with Judaism once again like they used to. Further, they claim to be descendants of Semites that practised Hebrewism that were thwarted by the Jews and other nations. Hebrewism is not a practised religion today, but they are calling for a revival of it. Some claim Hebrewism is practised still by some Semites in Ethiopia, Southern Africa, and Nigeria, notably the Igbo. 

As for the living Judaism, the religion has always been alive and well even after the collapse of Jerusalem. They were an extreme minority in all countries, but they survived. One famous example of the Jews gaining much power after the fall of Jerusalem is in the Caucasus, the Jews there formed what is known as the Khazarian empire.

what should we do instead of abrahamism though

< what should we do instead of abrahamism though.

Agnosticism.

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I am not an expert on the Khazarian empire, I had to do some research while I say this, I used a picture of the Khazarian empire to help show the expanse of it. I have to leave some open ended answers to things concerning it, as I have not studied much about this - but I do know it is significant history of the Eastern European Jews and the Ashkenazi - which make up the largest ethnic group of the Jews. I encourage you to do more research on the Khazars and the Eastern European Jews if this field interests you, as it will unveal alot about the make-up of Israel and Israeli politics, who is behind them.

What I am not sure about is whether the Khazars were converted to Judaism (Hebrewism mostly did not do conversion, as it was an ethnic religion - but Judaism changed laws of Hebrewism to make it more open to outsiders to convert to Judaism - hence one of the differences between the now dead Hebrewism and Judaism), or whether it started out as a small group of Jews that expanded as a result of intermarriages with heathens to expand the number of Jews. 

As I have heard, the Khazarian Jews were a very strong kingdom of Jews that were hard as steel - enemies of the Khazars just could not compete. The Khazars were responsible for stopping the spread of Islam to Europe and may have been largely responsible to shielding Russia from Islam (except a bit like Chechnya). As shown on the map, the Khazars were centred in the Caucasus region, more specifically in the Black sea region of the Caucasus, roughly around present day Russia and Ukraine, whoch is why we see a significant presence of Jews in this part of the world, they have a long history here.

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The Khazars and the Eastern European Jews lead to the development of Yiddish, the most common dialect of Hebrew spoken in Israel today. 

One notable history of Ashkenazi Jews in Central and Western Europe in places like Germany is Ashkenazi being named after Ashkenaz, a former establishment in Turkey. These people may have roots in this region of the world and migrated to Western Europe, especially Germany. 

Europa - the last battle explains the shit Jews were doing in Germany that led up to the holocaust and hateful feelings against Jews for centuries in Europe. I do think this film does exaggerate especially with the anti-Jewish bias, but it does explain more what happened that led up to the holocaust. I think it is just necessary to ignore the exaggerated anti-Jewish bias and just focus on the facts rather than the fanfare and the emotions - to get the facts and info from the documentary, which was produced in Sweden.

It is important to know part of the anti-Jewish attitude in Europe came because most of Europe was Christian - an obvious sister rival of Judaism. The two narcissist sisters fight constantly and spur chaos. But Judaism is not an exceptional sister. 

Judaism has again and again formed plots to do coup d'etats in countries and regimes, even where they are not wanted. They have a tendency to wreak havoc and chaos anywhere they go. Jews are notorious for this, which is why they have been exiled out of so many kingdoms and countries. They have also been victims of so many genocides because of their chaotic nature. The synogogues and Jews will never explain this of course - but just like the Christians will never explain the shit and chaos they did and neither will the Muslims.

*Yes even though Yiddish originated in Germany, the Yiddish language has many slavic elements in the dialect, and the Ashkenaz originated from Eastern Europe and MIGRATED to Germany, that is what I was pointing out

The largest genocide of the Jews yet was the nazi holocaust, which killed approximately 5 million jews. Because the Germans were tired of their bullshit. It seems the Jews never stop until they are on their knees and begging for mercy. Then they continue the coup d'etats bullshit like they always have done. The latest was right then with the failed coup d'etat in Iran orchestrated by the Jews and the American Christians about a week ago. Jews just love doing this. It's a pasttime for them. Frankly they didn't learn shit from the holocaust other to be more stubborn and manipulative. Narcissism and chaos to the max. 

Judaism is the oldest narcissist sister of the Abrahamic sisters. It is also the smallest, only 1% of the world's population is Jewish. This is a huge difference from her sisters, with billions of followers. In every country around the world, Jews are a small minority group except Israel. And even in Israel this is up for debate about whether they are a majority even in Israel (Israeli Muslims combined with the Palestinian territories may outnumber Jews). 

Back to the history, around the time of the holocaust, but it really started about 40 years earlier, ideas of unifying the various Jewish groups around the world back into the levant became known as Zionism - a call to Jews to go back to the 'homeland' that they were at before 70 AD. This movement of Zion became popular especially among Ashkenazi Jews, and they slowly started migrating to the levant - at the time it was controlled by the British mandate and called Palestine. It was under Muslim control for centuries, and at the time of the British mandate, politically controlled by the Christians from the British government. Religiously controlled by Muslims, politically controlled by Christians. Palestine included all of the Jewish holy sites including Jerusalem and the praying wall. The ancient cities of Bethlehem, Galilee, and so on was also in Palestine. Zionism despised this, as before 70 AD it was religiously under Jewish control and politically under heathen (Roman) control (Hebrews were designated to a competitive religion against Judaism, and at the time Judaism had the upper hand in religious power). Muslims had nothing to do with it.

The various other Jews scattered around the world included - Sephardic Jews in Southern Europe, Mizrahi Jews in Western Asia, Ethiopian Jews in Ethiopia, Igbo Jews in Western Africa, Ostjuden Jews in Eastern Europe, Kaifeng Jews in China, Yemenite Jews from Yemen (dubbed by many Jews in Israel as the most physically beautiful Jews), and Levantine Jews - the Jews that stayed in the levant even after 70 AD, among other groups. The Sephardic Jews and African Jews are one of the most discriminated Jews in Israel today, not sure why. They are looked down upon by the large majority Ashkenazi Jews, and perhaps the largest Jewish group in Israel, the Mizrahi.

The idea of Zionism originated among the Ashkenazi in Germany, and they make up the second majority of Jews in Israel today. Mizrahi Jews are the largest majority in Israel evidently, but the Ashkenazi are the largest Jewish group worldwide. *Correction if I said that Ashkenazi Jews are the largest majority in Israel