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...Maybe being "a miser"? Sure, it may sound "anti-Semitic", but then it also accurately describes one of the quintessential behaviors of Ashkenazi Jews in Slavic folklore. Sure, not all Jews are like this, but there were enough like this to create this image. So in my personal opinion it is a...

It's a complicated subject for sure - probably enough for an entire show, or more. Just a few thoughts for now, because I'm sure I don't have all the answers. First, I'm not sure if people would be less obsessed if the groups were different. For example, imagine if the situation between the...

...and helpless people, we need to save them and fight for their rights etc. But with anti-semitism, the picture looks different. Obviously, Ashkenazi Jews are widely succesful in Western societies. So maybe what makes anti-semitism special is that there can be a lot of resentment there, which...

Thanks for that Laura! I must say I'm always amazed by your insightful thoughts and in-depth yet easily digestible analysis on... well, everything! I once hitched a ride with a guy, picking up a pony in Exmoor, involved in horse-breeding. He was telling me in the equine-pedegree world its ok...

...will, may start as a social construct, but it ends as a genetic reality. In some cases, that genetic reality can be tragic as seen with Ashkenazi and the Amish. These aren't the only ones, just the ones that stand out most vividly. But, in more general terms, it seems that when groups...

...from Leviticus and Deuteronomy. Food that may be consumed according to halakha (law) is termed kosher ( /koʊʃər/) in English, from the Ashkenazi pronunciation of the Hebrew term kashér (כָּשֵׁר‬, /kɑːʃɛər/), meaning "fit" (in this context, fit for consumption). Food that is not in accordance...

...avoids the all too sticky complex vagaries of Jewish ethnic-identity - avoiding the religion and culture, then conveniently focuses on the Ashkenazim to build up his finalised conclusions the ethnic element to being the crux of IQ and subsequent success. Anyone studying Jewish-diaspora...

He probably refers to genetic diseases found in greater numbers among Ashkenazi Jews.

goyacobol thank you for the explanations. I'm not surprised that 'official' sources like wiki downplay the Khazarian connection. For some it would still be considered an 'antisemitic conspiracy theory' or something not worth investigating. I will re-read Secret History and Reed's book. I...

...change them by our thought and behavior even to the point of changing our genetics/DNA. Actually I did learn a lot reading more about the Ashkenazi/Khazarian Jewish origins from trying to research your questions. For now I don't think it matters so much about the Khazarian connection or...

'semitic genes' as referenced in the sessions seems to refer to genes that are now widely dispersed throughout the population, particularly in continental Europe and North America

...and path to take but sometimes I worry for their safety. So I was confused about the term Semitic. I was under the impression that the Ashkenazi/Khazarian Jews that co-opted the religion were trying to eradicate the "Semitic" Jews during the Holocaust. But some are saying that the Ashkenazi...

Rhythmik, Are those questions even relevant after reading this session? You can find some of the answers by just using Wikipedia Ashkenazi Jews Our understanding of Semitic is so different from the standard one that focusing on percentages for semites in specific populations is ignoring the...

Thank you for the session. What % of Israelis (Jewish) are Semitic? Is it correct that Semitic Jews have more in common with Arabs than they do with the Ashkenazi Jews?

...to Tel Aviv’s bottom line. Much of this assistance is hidden from view. In September 2012, Israel’s former commander-in-chief, Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi, admitted at a conference that between 2009 and 2012 American taxpayers had paid for more of his country’s defense budget than had Israeli...

Sorry for edit , I hadnt read the last page, Kessler seems to be a very popular jewish name. And dont forget that Tommy Robinson , a very good friend of israel. was using the slogan, Unite the Right, in the UK, Kessler or Keßler is a surname of German, Dutch, and Jewish (Ashkenazi) origins

Considering the percentage of psychopaths in Israel it is good to know that at least 2000 gathered to protest the "disappearance of the children". With a winning percentage of 42% Israel at least has 58% who are not psychopaths. Of course it only takes a small percentage to do huge amounts of...

...because they believed their missing children were still alive. The babies who went missing, parents claim, were given away to childless Ashkenazi families (Jews of European descent–the dominant ethnic group in Israel at the time), leaving the Yemenite families with no answers regarding their...

angelburst29, While I agree with you in the sense that Pizzagate/Pedogate falls within a larger system/network of criminal activities, it is the question of it's significance in that bigger picture that I disagree. I will also agree with you that treating children like commodities and the...