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Hirschman, Elizabeth Caldwell, and Donald N. Yates:
‘When Scotland was Jewish: DNA evidence, archeology, analysis of migrations, and public and family records show twelfth century Semitic roots.’
(McFarland), 2015, page 171. 📖
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‼️🚨🇦🇿🇮🇱 So what do we know about the Aliyev - Agalarov - Netanyahu syndicate? 🤔
Let us begin investigating…
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‼️ President of Azerbaijan Aliyev married his daughter to the ‘talented son’ of an Azeri-Sephardic businessman, the oligarch - Aras Agalarov.
Aliyev’s new son-in-law Emin had an interesting grandfather, who personally contributed a lot of work to the Hasidic Talmudic community…
‼️🚨 A completely unexpected tragedy takes place at Agalarov’s Crocus City Hall in Moscow - a terrorist attack, it takes place on Friday evening (see date).
As per the names of the victims, released by the Russian FSB - 95% of them were ethnically Russian & Christian.
Between 14th February 1721 and 14th February 1918, the Russian Orthodox Church’s administration was conducted by an innovative conciliar structure, the ‘Holy Synod’ ☦️
Over its 197 year history, many notable saints held Synodal membership in the Russian Empire 🇷🇺
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The first notable Orthodox clergyman who participated in local Synodal work was St Ioasaph of Belgorod.
He wasn’t a member of the actual ‘Holy Synod’ in St Petersburg, but one of its local branches, in the city of Kiev. St Ioasaph held this position between 1734-1737.
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One of the more controversial bishops of his day, St Philaret metropolitan of Kiev, was a member of the Holy Synod between 1836-1842
An outspoken anti-Westerner and very suspicious of any modernist influences, the theologian later retired to became a Schemonk.