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According to Doctor Fomenko, The word "Jerusalem" is actually a placeholder rather than a physical location and can refer to different cities at different times, for example to Constantinople of twelfth to fifteenth century, or Moscow in fourteenth to fifteenth century.

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[SilenceDoGood25]

There are two histories of the world. The first is what is taught in schools and what the government tells it's citizens. The second is the history that the government knows.

[12349MJ]

I agree that Jerusalem was a placeholder rather than the actual name of the city in question, if the city even had a name at all rather than just 'the city' or 'the capital'. It is important to note that the word Jerusalem is in fact a religious epithet.

[VendPrekmurec]

history is one big Semitic occult "science" and perversion... that's why also Fomenko's doubts. Most of "historical sources" were created by Jesuits after year 1600 in France...

[puresander]

@VendPrekmurec how you know all this shit????

[puresander]

@VendPrekmurec to smart for my small brain

[puresander]

i saw this alot of times on totalhalibut videos! thumbs up so i can see how many people did search for this

[VendPrekmurec]

@VendPrekmurec there ALL libraries were burnt to the ground (as in Alexandria) - and history (stories from Torah - by Jesuits ) was completely rewritten ...

[ogmog]

it's not a guy reading :P it's generated

[15niall]

@vinllga read Dr Barbara Thierings book on the Dead Sea Scrolls, entitled 'Jesus the Man' That might explain things to you and maybe you'll stop beleiving the bullshit of a discredited man, trying to regain popularity. You Honestly think that human civilisation has advanced so much in 600 odd years?

[djnero78]

Was england referred to it as well ?, 'Brit-ish', 'Engl-ish'.

Seeing as we have a german jewish monarchy here.