Exposing Zionist Historical Fallacies

Setting the record straight with Edward Gibbon, Mouths of Zionists, Dr Hajo Meyer, and Alison Weir

Exposing Zionist Historical Fallacies

Setting the record straight with Edward Gibbon, Mouths of Zionists, Dr Hajo Meyer, and Alison Weir

Sean Griobhtha

10 October 2023

Substack

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If you’ve ever performed ancestral research, you’ve probably run into a common phenomenon of people claiming special status for themselves and their kin, ie: “everyone wants to be related to an Indian princess”, or an Indian warrior, or king, etc… People make up irrational stories for themselves or their family or their country or their religion which break the bounds of credulity. Zionists are extremely guilty of this made up bragging, and they continue these falsehoods to this very day; every Israeli Prime Minister has been involved in terrorism, and they’re very proud of it:

They claim to have had a kingdom (empire) that included Syria, Persia (Iran), Jordan, and more; in fact, they have repeatedly created new fake maps more expansive as they go. Review Benjamin Netanyahu’s map of his new Middle East empire (which he’s jonesing for) that he has displayed repeatedly in the last decade and presented to a practically empty UN meeting, which he calls the current Greater Israel.

“Netanyahu also held up a map of "Israel in 1948"—the year the modern Jewish state was established, largely through the ethnic cleansing of more than 750,000 Arabs—that erroneously included the Palestinian territories as part of Israel… The inclusion of Palestinian lands (and sometimes land belonging to Syria and Lebanon) in Israeli maps is common among believers of the concept of Eretz Yisrael—Greater Israel—a key part of ultra-nationalist Zionism that claims all of these lands belong to a Zionist state. ” (Middle East Eye)

That’s just a beginning as Zionists openly admit wanting to take Iran and Iraq, as a further beginning. Let’s examine these claims that have been made for centuries into this day, and discuss the historian who found them baseless in the latter 1700’s.

Edward Gibbon, historian, essayist, politician published his monumental work, The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in 6 volumes from 1776 to 1788. He was considered a son of the Enlightenment. He traveled the world doggedly searching for historical documents and writings to show the movements, motives, and peoples who affected the Roman Empire as well as the Empire of Alexander. He documented the movement of the Turks from the NW door of China to Asia Minor. He never set out to disprove any myth or story, quite the contrary, he took myths seriously in order to understand their origins. He set out to understand the myth of the Amazon women, and while he found plenty of historical records dealing with the surrounding times, he found no indication that Amazon women ever existed; but he did find the closest explanation, which was a tribe of men from eastern Asia, who having promised and failed to provide support for a war, decided in their self-proclaimed shame to live forever after as women.

Another of the myths he sought to understand was the claim of Zionists for their massive kingdom (generally the kingdom of David and Solomon). Again, while he wasn’t attempting to disprove, what he found was completely contrary to the Zionist fallacy. At the time of the Greeks and before, the Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Persians, etc… left no room for any Jewish kingdom of such massive proportions. Given that Zionist history dates the world at ~6000 years (nevermind that the oldest homosapien was found in a Greek cave and has been dated at 700,000 years old), and they spent massive amounts of time in enslavement, so there simply was no space or time when this fallacy could ever have been real.

Gibbon searched tirelessly for ANY documentation that supported any such biblical history to no avail – there was none. What he did find was that the Romans welcomed Jews into the empire for religious reasons. The Romans were polytheists (and many were atheists) before Christianity and welcomed all gods, the more the merrier. They found Jews to conclave and remove themselves from participation with the rest of the public. He wrote that other than the continuous rebellions in parts of Palestine, the Zionist kingdom was a fallacy that never existed. He concluded that regardless of the Jewish guilding of the stories making it sound like they were the only slaves in these other empires, the documentation didn’t support any of their claims. Other than the Roman frustrations with rebellion, Hebrews, Jews, and their various Maccabees were not even a blip on the radar of time, space, nor documentation.

Now this issue of rebellion is quite relevant to our time and space, as the Romans were then the occupying force. Jews repeatedly rebelled, only in a few spots, in Palestine against the occupiers, and they, and most other people would find this righteous. Now, the Israelis are the occupying and terrorist force and they denounce the rebellion of the Palestinians who have lived in this land for centuries; the Zionists look to murder them, expel them, or turn them into slaves. The ancient Jews, so we’re told to believe, fought against just this sort of injustice; yet the Zionists claiming this history impose the same injustice and denounce those who rebel against it. Hypocritical, don’t you think?

Gibbon went into great detail describing Semitic people, not people of blood, but several tribal people who spoke similar Semitic language. The Arabs are a Semitic people, so again, it’s quite hypocritical of Zionists to call Arabs anti-semites; and it’s quite hypocritical to call anyone who agrees with the Arabs anti-semites.

Zionism is born of delusions of grandeur, of notions of superiority (mental illness), of belief in a tribal god that slaughters. Zionists have embraced fascism, particularly Nazism.

“Hitler had it right, he just chose the wrong people.”

Zionist Chief Rabbi - reported in Haaretz

“The fly must be killed and also his children.”

Emihai Eliyahu, Israel’s Heritage Minister

(courtesy of Francis Monroe)

It’s time to stop making excuses for Zionists. As the late great Dr Hajo Meyer (Jewish Holocaust survivor) proclaimed:

If you truly want to understand how this all evolved in modern times, and what Zionists have actually done, I strongly encourage you to read the book by Alison Weir – Against Our Better Judgment: The hidden history of how the United States was used to create Israel. Half of this book is documented sources.

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Sean Griobhtha (gree-O-tah) is a combat veteran. His latest book is X Rubicon: Crossing Life, Sex, Love, & Killing in CIA Proxy Wars: An indictment of US Citizens: ignorantia non excusat, which details the life of Rubicon, another combat veteran. You can find him mostly on SubStack. He can be reached at O.Griobhtha+XRubicon@gmail.com. It’s important that you read the Foreward {Vanguard); written by a highly intelligent woman with a heart of empathetic gold; she’ll bring you in gently, which neither Rubicon nor I would ever do.