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  @jedagueСағат бұрын

  34,000 years ago, the mammoth hunters of Sunghir Russia were using ivory beads religiously and burying their dead with weapons, rich grave goods, and red ocher. These mammoth hunters inherited genes, culture, and behavior from violent, cannibalistic Neanderthals. Their descendants have an inherited preference for the color red, color of fresh blood, and an obsession with lethal weapons, divisiveness, conflict, slavery, massacres, warfare, and genocide. Their religion worshipped death and the dead, and included human sacrifice and blood sacrifice. The descendants of these Ancient Northern Eurasians created the symbol of the swastika (the "Mark of Cain") and the symbol of the star and crescent (created by Huns, used by American Confederates and by Islamic nations). Early European Farmers who inherited genes associated with violence and cannibalism were practicing ritual human sacrifice and cannibalism in Herxheim Germany 7,000 years ago. The Early European Farmers who worshipped Ham (Hamangia, Hammon, Hammar, Jameh...) began to spread paganism, human sacrifice, inherited nobility, slavery, and warfare throughout the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, Mesopotamia, the Levant, North Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula at least 6,500 years ago. These ancient farmers who carried genes associated with violence also spread the symbol of the swastika, the symbol of the star and crescent, and the symbol of an "X" which originated in Neolithic Kazakhstan which became Saint Andrew's saltire, Saint Patrick's Saltire, the Scottish flag, the British flag, the Russian Navy ensign, the Spanish Cross of Burgundy, the Jamaican flag (named for Jameh), the flag of the State of Florida, the flag of the Confederate States of America, and the flag of the State of Alabama (named for Elo Ba'al Hamae, or EloBa'Ama). Wherever these ancient Huns migrated, you will find warfare and red flags. 23,000 years ago, the people living beside the Sea of Galilee were grinding grain into flour and using nets to catch fishes, waterfowl, and gazelles. These people probably exited Africa after the extinction of the Neanderthals. Their descendants became the first fishers, shepherds, and farmers. Their religion worshipped water and life, and they were drawn to the color of natural pools of water. Their descendants constructed the first megalithic civilizations, including Gobekli Tepe in Eastern Anatolia over 12,000 years ago. 10,200 years ago, Gobekli Tepe was abandoned as the result of an invasion of violent Northern Eurasians. At this time, the refugees from Eastern Anatolia and the Levant began to spread into Europe, with farmers migrating to Northern Europe and fisher shepherds following the coast of the Mediterranean to the Iberian Peninsula and to Britain. The descendants of ancient Eastern Anatolian megalithic builders constructed Stonehenge. But at the time that Stonehenge was completed, most of the male descendants of the Eastern Anatolians had vanished from Anatolia and Europe, replaced by a maritime culture that carried genes which originated in the Eurasian Steppe, and the descendants of Early European Farmers who worshipped the deity Ham. This maritime culture became the Phoenician Canaanites, Bell Beaker people. This population replacement occured when the slaves of Egypt were constructing pyramids for the elite Pharaohs of Egypt who worshipped the deity Hammon, or Ammon. So, the reason that the descendants of Hebrews have always been a target of violence, slavery, and massacres can be traced to two causes. 1) The Hebrews were skilled and productive, they were hard working and successful, and they had resources which could be stolen and plundered. 2) The Eurasian Canaanites who worshipped the deity Ham were violent and irrational raiders with a lust for blood, slaves, and gold, who lacked fear of death, who lacked empathy for others, whose ancestors had a survival strategy that included hunting, killing, taking, colonizing, and exploiting other people.

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  @salvatoretotoriina95232 сағат бұрын

  Sekoj si pravi istorija kako sto si saka

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  @MH-ro1lg3 сағат бұрын

  Islam has bloody borders

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  @szymeq.haizaki48984 сағат бұрын

  Free Israel from palestinian terror.

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  @rmp74007 сағат бұрын

  Japan could not have defeated Russia without the aid & encouragement of London Bankers (who still hate Russia with a mighty hate...). Nor would the USA have so cockily provoked Japan into WWII through its naval blockades of their islands - were it not for the instigation & aid of the same London Bankers....just sayin'...

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  @jayyoungdon9377 сағат бұрын

  So Israeli’s weren’t there first and they killed off the native population to create their kingdom?? Sounds so familiar tbh

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  @avus-kw2f2137 сағат бұрын

  K or G that is the question

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  @vakhtanguri10 сағат бұрын

  Interested fact about 2:43. Jason’s daughter name was Medea. She was kind of “healer”. Greeks given her name to Medicine.

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  @Warsongcitizen10 сағат бұрын

  well the island lived , survived thought history for ages anddddd... the muslim mongols came and slaughethered everyone , rape , stole land , classic. Now they say its a turkish island.

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  @mshparber11 сағат бұрын

  🇺🇦❤️🇮🇱🙏

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  @jaggyjase296712 сағат бұрын

  Pure lieeeeeees queen of Saba was a sudanese

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  @tbq01113 сағат бұрын

  The minoan greeks!

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  @kryts2720 сағат бұрын

  The Mongols were shit at sea invasions. Partly because they didn't have the maritime technology in that era and Mongols were land focused. Also a word of warning to the CCP. Seaborne invasions of Islands etc. is extremely difficult and often fails.

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  @whois_yohan20 сағат бұрын

  Bro mewar was independent during akbar and jahangir during shah jahan mewar become vassals

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  @whois_yohan20 сағат бұрын

  Babur didn't ruled our states it was shah Jahan who came in 1605 he made our states vassals

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  @whois_yohan20 сағат бұрын

  Bro tuglaq losed due to us not mongols and our kings defeated lodis and saiyed most of the time

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  @whois_yohan20 сағат бұрын

  Battle of singoli :- Rajputana independent ; and Fall of Dehli sultanate

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  @whois_yohan21 сағат бұрын

  Rajputs Defeated mohmad ghuri 4 times bro ! battle of tarrain Battle of khasrada Battle of ajmer Battle of kalinjer

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  @xisotopexКүн бұрын

  I dont understand why technologic advancements seemed to come so slowly, even in societies that were seemingly stable and that lasted for thousands of years.... why did paper take so long to be invented, or iron tools by societies that existed for thousands of years and were already familiar with some metal work? farming seems like a no brainer, with societies taking up farming and animal husbandry as soon as their brains evolved enough for language and cooperative society....

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  @Nilso2Күн бұрын

  Can you explain why the smelting of copper was seemingly discovered so closely together tinewise in history all over the world, while there where tens of thousands of years before where it also could've happened?

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  @SkoomaSamКүн бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @Luckylady52Күн бұрын

  British Columbia is the best province of Canada

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  @MuhammadAdeel51472Күн бұрын

  Good 👍 video Love from Makkah ❣️🇸🇦🕋

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  @jacki8211Күн бұрын

  free the hostages 🇮🇱 free israel 🇮🇱

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  @Ak968AsКүн бұрын

  I m kachwaha rajput from Jaipur Rajasthan

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  @aslantheconqueror1108Күн бұрын

  I see how you mention the Turks massacres without hesitation but call the massacre and attempted genocide by the cypriot greeks on cypriot Turks a “civil conflict”. Its fine though, dont expect more from a spineless westerner

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  @user-wp3bw4qb2vКүн бұрын

  IM SORRY TO SPOIL BUT THE MINOANS WHERE IN THE TAURUS ERA 4250 TILL 2150 THE WERE ALSO IN EGYPT SOME EARLY TABLETS FROM 4000 AND MAYBE EARLIER .AFTER 1650 THE MINOANS WHERE DEMISE..SO YOUR TOWER IS WRONG READ GREEK PHILOSOPHERS..

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  @deanbowie3774Күн бұрын

  It was truly unfortunate for the Mongols to invade Java when the Game of Thrones war was already underway, not to mention that the weather and tropical land were not friendly to them. Dyah Wijaya (Raden Wijaya) was very clever in seeing this, including the Mongols as a means of revenge in order to seize the Javanese throne.

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  @Shig912Күн бұрын

  Jai Bhawani jai rajputana

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  @jordankim7325Күн бұрын

  4😊

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  @jizz1488Күн бұрын

  Thanks for sharing, However I do not believe THIS version of his\story what I believe is that massinissa cld have been calles mansa nesu; A possible progenitor of the (mansa) line. I,e khan khan musa& mansa musa... it is believed rome had NO CHOICE but to activate their imprisoned mercenary forces, on pain of death. It is also believed rome paid massnissa to betray hannibal, as they were both afrikaans. (1st nations paid for mercenary armies, same as today) It is believed 12:43 is where masanissa Betrayed Hannibal. Just a alternative POV.🎉

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  @ibrahimab68962 күн бұрын

  Amazing video. We love our Armenian brothers and sisters. History of Palestine next please !!!! 🫡🫡🇵🇸☦️🇦🇲🔻🔻🔻

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  @Xairos842 күн бұрын

  8:53 that's wild to migrate into an area and try to overthrow it, lol

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  @user-ol9ck7ig2f2 күн бұрын

  Adam Jensen explains the Minoan Civilization Enjoyed the video!

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  @angamaitesangahyando6852 күн бұрын

  I have loved you for years, Epimetheus, but one thing nobody dares to tell you - it breaks my suspension of disbelief to see the depictions of Asians being as swarthy as they are now. They were fairer. - Adûnâi

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  @Krishnan-xc2cv2 күн бұрын

  Thank you sir rajputana parnam ji 🙏

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  @jimb88302 күн бұрын

  Concise and so informative. Odd...I woke up this morning with the thought of 'Peloponesian' Hmm...Unknown why, but I'm very please with this video's presentation. Very well done. Thank you (in 2024).

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  @zyro_hunter2 күн бұрын

  Marathas have not given the mughal to conquor the south india boundries

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  @erichmeier32472 күн бұрын

  Kann nix ohne doofe Werbung sein,?

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  @timmeh15902 күн бұрын

  Great video, please speak a little slower 😂

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  @toysntings40872 күн бұрын

  Politics has got in the way of science and history. I can’t believe that I live in a time where facts don’t matter and give way to left wing political views just so a small amount of people don’t get upset by the truth.

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  @moodzvidz74922 күн бұрын

  Palestinians

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  @TenguSteel2 күн бұрын

  Why did you stop at 1975? Why did you skip the 1979 invasion by China? The Sino-Vietnamese War?

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  @SpartanSoldier7312 күн бұрын

  Nah I’ll win 😅

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  @mrsnulch3 күн бұрын

  This video is yet another work of art. I love you Epimetheus - unreal history videos!

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  @Xenosaga3 күн бұрын

  0:13 is that the nigga who nulls physical

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  @user-ge8wf6md5q3 күн бұрын

  Very simply explained, taken from a 3rd grade textbook. The Bulgarians are mentioned in 354, they are a mix of groups of tribes of Indo-European origin, with a dynastic beginning led by the Hun leader Attila. They inhabited the territories of today's Hungary, Romania and Ukraine, and very often the tribes fought with each other, encouraged by the Romans. The Eastern Roman Empire mentions the founding tribal groups the Kutrigurs and Utigurs, from which Kubrat's Old Great Bulgaria arose. I mention the dates to say that these are not some nomads from Asia, but a population of Scythian origin that has been in these lands for centuries.bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A3%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%B3%D1%83%D1%80%D0%B8

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  @petertodorov9540Күн бұрын

  Brother, ZIezi ex quo Bulgares 354 AD -Bulgarians in Pannonia But Bulgarians are in Armenian sources from the 1st century AD Look up Movses Khorenatsi (410-490AD)"History of the Armenians" Ananias Shirakatsi (610-685AD) "Ashkharhatsuyts" Petar Goliyski Phd. "In the Slopes of the Elburs"

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  @user-ge8wf6md5qКүн бұрын

  @@petertodorov9540 Another thing I meant was that in the regions where Khan Asparukh goes, there were Bulgarians or tribes related to them, there have been for many years. That is why I am against the theory that Bulgarians are small in number. Otherwise, some parts of tribes related to the Bulgarians inhabited the Caucasus, and some funeral rituals, close to the Persian ones, come from there. But when we talk about the proto-Bulgarians, it is good to mention that they are a mix of tribes with a close culture, but sometimes they have significant differences and a large part of these Caucasian Bulgarians, then lost their roots and were assimilated by the Khazars, as well as other nations. To some extent, I agree with historians who consider the Bulgarians as a nation-builder, even under Khan Kubrat.

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  @petertodorov9540Күн бұрын

  @@user-ge8wf6md5q Brother, Kubrat and Asparukh were never khans This title was never used We have great Kubrat's gold signet ring from his treasure at Pereshchepina On his ring it says in Greek BAT XOBRATY PATRIKIOS which means to Bat Xobrat the Patrician His title was the Iranian title Bat meaning lord and the Roman title Patrician which means Kubrat was a Christian as the Romans would never give a pagan the this title

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  @user-ge8wf6md5qКүн бұрын

  @@petertodorov9540 Няма смисъл да влизаме в тази симантична дискусия с титлите, изобщо не е прокламирал християнството си хан Кубрат и патриции, като титла е само важна за римляните . В българските исторически учебнице е възприета титлата хан, за това и го използвам, тъй като ми е неудобно да споменавам само името на велики българи ... трябва си и титла :) bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A5%D0%B0%D0%BD_(%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%82%D0%BB%D0%B0)

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  @petertodorov9540Күн бұрын

  @@user-ge8wf6md5q Brother, With respect to you . I don't care about secondary sources KANA SUBIGI was used from the time of Krum to Boris and it is inscribed on stone in Madara Do you think when great Kubrat told the Greek scribe how he was to be described on his own personal ring ,that he got it wrong?

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  @frederike63 күн бұрын

  Assyria, the guy who never got invited at party's yet always managed to get it in and once in, the one who got hold of the liquor and the one who took the girls upstair

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  @yanisbourgeois90283 күн бұрын

  I love your videos. But try to speak a bit higher so your voice is easier to hear and to understand!🤙

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  @avanbashi45873 күн бұрын

  very nice, I love animations/pictures! really cool. It really brings my Biblical reading to life! Thank you and God bless