Reply #44: This is the biggest pile of rubbish I've ever seen [View All]

"in the 13 – 14th centuries of our era, the first world war in history broke out. It ended with the formation of a colossal empire with a capital in Istanbul, which at that time was called Jerusalem. Its territory included a large part of Europe, Asia, all of the civilized regions of Africa and Japan. There is basis to say that the Aztec civilization also was included in the Empire’s composition.

Its subjects named their country Israel and practiced a religion which approximately is set forth in the Old Testament. They named their faith catholic. "

Yes, this ignores all evidence of books, papers, buildings, coins and more. All the histories, with names corresponding in different countries, linked with inscriptions on buildings. There's thousands of examples all over the world. England has taxation records going back to 1120; the Doomsday book from 1089. Documents show Offa and Charlemagne corresponding. These kind of things exist all through European countries, and further - and they tie together.

There is, however, no evidence that Istanbul was called Jerusalem, or that it controlled an empire stretching to Japan.

What you haven't given is any motivation for all countries, now rivals, to fabricate their entire history in a consistent whole, and then bury things like coins for future generations to discover.

The website is only for the terminally gullible.