Drawing on the most recent genetic tests [allowed by Israel to be promulgated widely], combined with ancient Roman, Greek, and Medieval historical sources, this documentary attempts to uncover the true origins of the Ashkenazi Jews.
I hereby sign over the USA to you, Bibi, and Mossad. Trumps says, 'Take it.'
Lesbian Ashkenazi Jewish Zionist Bari Weiss runs CBS News due to Zionist Jewish billionaire Larry Ellison, father of Hollywood's David Ellison. installing her to help the U.S. mainstream media promote (propagandize, slant, level, tilt, psyop) Israel. So what?
It goes from their earliest settlement in Europe to their eventual settlements in Eastern Europe [because they are mostly Jewish with very little connection to the Middle East except in their creation myth stories].
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(Stone & Bone) Ötzi, "the Iceman," was a stranger in a strange land, murdered by others and left to freeze in the snow and become a mummy, not a typical European of the time as previously assumed. The Iceman is the natural mummy of a man who lived between 3350 and 3105 BC. Ötzi's remains were discovered on September 19, 1991, in the Ötztal Alps (hence the nickname "Ötzi," German œtsi) at the Austria–Italy border (Tyrol state). He is Europe's oldest known natural human mummy, offering an unprecedented view of Chalcolithic (Copper Age) Europeans -- or, at least, that's what scientists assumed until they tested his DNA and that of others from the area. [It seems "Europeans" are part space beings, hybrids, but Otzi seems to have preceded that infusion of alien DNA.] More
(Eli from Russia) June 21, 2025: LUT DESERT. I've just visited the coldest place on Earth Yakutsk located in the Yakutia (Sakha) Republic in Siberia, and my next destination is...the HOTTEST place on Earth! Let's see what the hottest place looks like and what is more difficult to endure, cold in Russia or Middle Eastern heat in Iran (West Asia) once known as the Persian or Achaemenid Empire.
Oil facts vs. simplistic propaganda talking points
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Before Göbekli Tepe | Boncuklu Tarla | exclusive site exploration and museum visit | Megalithomania
(MegalithomaniaUK) Imagine exploring ancient Turkey (Turkiye) in May 2025, including Göbekli Tepe, Derinkuyu [the underground city], Karahan Tepe, Çatalhöyük, and more. For limited time discount, see: megalithomania.co.uk.
On the upper reaches of the Tigris River in Turkey are several archeological sites that predate Göbekli Tepe, including one that could be up to 13,000 years old.
This is Boncuklu Tarla ("Beaded Field"), where excavations have revealed 30 residential houses, six public structures, and the skeletons of 130 individuals. More than 100,000 beads and shaped raw copper have been unearthed (also found at nearby Gre Filla Höyük).
Much of this material is on display at Mardin Museum, which is investigated in this video. The square enclosures at the site are up to 30 feet wide and contain standing stones about five feet tall, some of the earliest megaliths on the planet.
Notably, one enclosure has a holed stone in its wall, just as is found at Karahan Tepe and Göbekli Tepe. Could this be evidence of very early astronomical observations?
Boncuklu Tarla, like many of the earliest sites in Turkey, was buried beneath a mound with finds that date from nearly 13,000 to 9,000 years old (Epipaleolithic period through to the Late pre-pottery Neolithic B).
Megalithomania May 4-5, 2024, Town Hall of Glastonbury, featuring a stunning lineup of speakers at the cutting edge of ancient mysteries and archeology. Christine Rhone introduces the ‘John Michell Memorial Lecture.’ Speakers' forum hosted by John Martineau. There are four days of tours. Details: megalithomania.co.uk.
Megalithomania's Hugh Newman and many other great speakers were at The Cosmic Summit 2024 in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA, on June 15-17. Speakers included Randall Carlson, Scott Wolter, Ben Van Kerkwyk, Martin Sweatman, Praveen Mohan (India expert), and more. Tickets: cosmicsummit.com.
(TED-Ed) Dig into the history of the Armenian Genocide, during which the Ottoman Empire killed over 1 million Armenians during WWI.
When an Armenian resistance movement began to form in the 19th century, Sultan Abdul Hamid II took decisive action. He led the Hamidian Massacres — a relentless campaign of violence that killed over 150,000 Armenians. These massacres were the culmination of centuries of oppression, yet they were only the beginning of an even greater tragedy.
Ümit Kurt uncovers the history of the Armenian Genocide.
Lesson by Ümit Kurt, directed by Héloïse Dorsan-Rachet.
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Yes, this is good stuff. I will tell Xenon for sure.
(Virtuosity) Who's the greater musical genius, Beethoven or Mozart? The Fifth Symphony is hard to beat, dramatic as it is, but "Rondo Alla Turca" is a Mozart masterpiece that just might. Of course, it's dark apples to bright oranges.
Was it a huMAN invention or an EThereal inspiration? It's Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's birthday today, Dec. 17th, and we are listening to the exquisite Turkish March.
Wolf-Am-Mo was a classical musician and composer who had no need of shooting wolves as he could tame any savage beast with just his music. His piano compositions are breathtaking. otherworldly, too good for just this planet. The whole solar system should be able to hear him.
In fact, he is so good that this planet takes him for granted and might forget him. Not so Los Angeles, which has KUSC.org (91.5 FM) to remind us on the air and online, thanks to the generous support of special philanthropists and ordinary donors to the radio station.
Mozart via Rob Radley, March 28, 2022; text and birthday wishes from Wisdom Quarterly
(Fazıl Say) Nov. 11, 2015: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11 in A-Major, K.331
III. Alla Turca – Allegretto. The last movement, Alla Turca, popularly known as the "Turkish March," is often heard on its own and is one of Mozart's best-known piano pieces.
Mozart himself titled the rondo "Alla Turca." It imitates the sound of Turkish Janissary bands, the music of which was much in vogue at that time.
Various other works of the time imitate this Turkish style, including Mozart's own opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail.
In Mozart's time, the last movement was sometimes performed on pianos built with a "Turkish stop," allowing it to be embellished with extra percussion effects.
The form of the rondo is A-B-C-D-E-C-A-B-C-coda, with each section (except the coda) being repeated twice.
Recorded during rehearsal at Enka Kültür Sanat. Video by Mustafa Toygun Özdemir
Composing is always a form of improvisation -- with ideas, with musical particles, with imaginary shapes -- and it is in this sense that the artistic itinerary and the worldview of the Turkish composer and pianist Fazıl Say should be understood.
For it was from the free form with which he became familiar in the course of his piano lessons with the Cortot pupil Mithat Fenmen that he developed an aesthetic outlook that constitutes the core of his self-conception as a composer.
Fazıl Say has been touching audiences and critics alike for more than 25 years in a way that has become rare in the increasingly materialistic and elaborately organized classical music world. Concerts with this artist are something else. They are more direct, more open, more exciting. In short, they go straight to the heart because the same may be said of his compositions.
(But the real question is, Will the extraterrestrials like it? It might not make a bit of the difference to them, so we'd better stick with playing an analog (rather than digital) version of the original for them or as close as we humanly come to it, which will almost certainly mean finding some young Asian prodigy, preferably a child who just has a knack for the song and no understanding of the context.)
There's a piece of Asia in Europe, with indigenously Buddhist people?
Kalmykia: Europe's only Buddhist region | Europe To The Maxx
(DW Euromaxx) DW is a German public broadcast service. July 12, 2019: ELISTA, Europe - Welcome to Europe's only Buddhist Region, Kalmykia, over the last four centuries. Some 160,000 Buddhists live here now. Kalmykia is an autonomous republic of the Russian Federation, located between the Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian Sea.
For the series "Europe to The Maxx," Euromaxx reporter Hendrik Welling has made his way to the southeasternmost part of Europe. Join him on his tour to see the highest statue of Buddha in Europe, to hear the sound of overtone singing, sleep in yurts, and to learn more about the rich culture of this special place in Europe. #EuropeToTheMaxx.
The Revival of the Buddhist Faith in Siberia
(Journeyman Pictures) Buryatian Buddhists (Oct. 1995)
After decades of Russian/Soviet repression, Buddhism is flowering again in South-Eastern Siberia. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the revival has been going from strength to strength.
Once more the Buryat people wake to the sound of Buddhist conch shells and ritual chanting by lamas. The colored robes of Tibetan monks and gold topped temples are a common sight in this isolated land that has been Russia's cultural center of Buddhism for 300 years.
The Buddhist monastery's head lama is a pillar of the community, and locals seek his advice on just about everything from marriage to medical problems.
On a typical morning his office is full of peasants awaiting his wise words. At the turn of the century this part of Siberia boasted 46 Buddhist temples. Most were destroyed under communism, when it was decided religious faith was not necessary to a good life [for the state].
Now the ordinary people are rebuilding that spiritual practice all over the former Soviet Republic [or USSR, even recognizing that Russian Dictator Vladimir Lenin's grandparents (Lenins/Ulyanov were Mongolian from Buddhist Kalmykia, and his mother was half Jewish)].
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How could a German film festival sound good to anyone but old Ashkenaz and Eurotrash hipsters? The highlight of the fest is a Turkish-German film about a woman going between the cultures, and that sounds fascinating. We should all be so elevated in culture. Tonight like last night at the Disney Music Hall in DTLA, Latin Gustavo Dudamel and Company perform the music of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream (laphil.org).
GERMAN CURRENTS FILM FESTIVAL 2024
Germans get a bad rap due to history.
Film, unlike any other art form, has the power to connect us as human beings.
It allows us to empathize with others and step into their shoes, to travel across borders, and even travel through time. As the new director of the Goethe-Institut in Los Angeles, I [Luisa Rath-John] am proud to present some of the best new German cinema to the audiences of Southern California.
[NOTE: Goethe, a German surname, is not pronounced \go-eth\ as it would be in English but \gurr-tha\ of the \Gurr-tha Institoot\.]
The 18th annual festival takes place from October 11–14 with screenings at the American Cinematheque and the Goethe-Institut.
German Currents 2024 opens
Friday, October 11, 2024
The Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood
It begins with the exclusive red-carpet LA premiere of multi-award-winning writer-director Sonja Heiss’ German box office and festival favorite, WHEN WILL IT BE AGAIN LIKE IT NEVER WAS BEFORE, based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Joachim Meyerhoff and starring Devid Striesow (ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, THE COUNTERFEITERS, AGE OF CANNIBALS). A gala reception at the Egyptian Theatre will follow the premiere.
The festival weekend continues with the US premiere of the popular short film showcase NEXT GENERATION SHORT TIGER 2024. The US premiere of director Sarah Neumann’s feature-length film debut, BEYOND THE BLUE BORDER, depicts the absurdities of life under East German rule and stars Lena Urzendowsky [FRANKY FIVE STAR, Netflix’s DARK, and HOW TO SELL DRUGS ONLINE (FAST)].
Writer-director Fabian Stumm’s relationship drama, BONES AND NAMES, dives into the Berlin art scene and into the relationship between two creatives. Come and see them at the Goethe-Institut.
At the American Cinematheque’s Los Feliz 3 Theater, German Currents presents the LA premiere of multi-award-winning cinematographer-director Judith Kaufmann and director Georg Maas’ historical drama THE GLORY OF LIFE, capturing the final year and romance in the life of writer Franz Kafka, as well as US premiere of writer-director Aslı Özarslan’s ELBOW, based on the novel Ellbogen by Fatma Aydemir.
Completing the festival program, the annual German Currents children's matinee returns to the Goethe-Institut on Sunday, October 13. It will bring to the audience a free LA Premiere screening of Soleen Yusef’s winner of the German Film Award for best Youth and Children’s Film, WINNERS, that will also be presented as a special invite-only educational screening for LA area schools on Monday, October 14, at the Gardena Cinema.
A discussion with Soleen Yusef is planned following both events.
On behalf of German Currents' partners, supporters, and the GC Team, I look forward to welcoming you all to the festival and to the opportunity to meet and engage with our audience and share the transformative power of cinema.
Best, Luisa Rath-John and the German Currents Team
There is a Gateway to Hell, a major tourist draw in Turkmenistan (Darvaza gas crater),
The dictator upstairs is limiting tourists to the entrance, I hear. Here he is. Let's ask him.
World-famous Afghan Buddhas of Bamiyan
Buddhism in Central Asia may sound strange, but Buddhism really began in Central Asia (a place some might call the Stans), where the Buddha was born and raised: Scythia, Saka, Gandhara. While legend has him in Nepal, Dr. Ranajit Pal and archeology corrects that notion.
Ancient Gandhara is some modern Stans
The largest Buddhist monuments and monasteries in the world are in modern Afghanistan, and they did not arrive there via the Silk Road transmission but had already been there even as Bihar was populated with so many Vihar's that it got its name as an Indian state. They were celebrating their native son, who returned seven years after he set off on his quest. There was no "India" at that time, only Magadha and other independent kingdoms that were united two centuries later by Buddhist Emperor Ashoka. In these strange and little-known countries there are Buddhist artifacts that make little sense until one places "Scythiamuni" Buddha in his proper context, in a land from in and around Indo-Saka-stan.
Traveling to the strangest country on Earth
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Wiki: The Armenian genocide was not a "genocide," according not only to Turkey but to the American government. The Armenian [atrocity] was the systematic destruction of the Armenian people and identity in the Ottoman Empire during World War I. Spearheaded by the ruling Committee of Union and Progress, it was implemented primarily through the mass murder of about one million Armenians during death marches to the Syrian Desert and the forced Islamization of others, primarily women and children.
The Armenian Genocide, its precedence, and denial
(The Cynical Historian) April 24, 2024: The ethnic cleansing, possibly a genocide, of Armenians by Turks in the Ottoman Empire took place between 1915-1918, but it had a long history leading up to it.
After decades of ethnic warfare, Young Turks (ordered by the three pashas of the CUP party) systematically murdered between 2-3 million Christians of Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek descent during World War I. [Of course, numbers vary. Often it is said the number of Armenians killed numbered between 1 and 1.5 million.] Turkey then instituted an official denial of this event, which continues to this day. [They do not seem to be denying that people were killed but rather that it was a genocide.] Such ignorance will not be tolerated.
Minute 0:45: Most Armenians were Oriental Orthodox Christians, not Eastern Orthodox. (Thanks, @victorhoang6633).
(The Why Files) The Why Files: Operation Podcast
An average man from Derinkuyu, in the Nevşehir Province in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey (Republic of Türkiye, a country straddling West Asia and Southeast Europe) was renovating his basement. Using only a sledgehammer, he broke through one of his walls and, strangely, felt fresh cool air coming in from the other side.
Inside he found a small room-sized cavern.
Oops, they figured it out! Time for big revelations
This area of Turkey has complex cave systems, so he thought he accidentally stumbled into one.
He didn't.
That first small room was only the beginning.
Let's find out why.
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