Russian grand duke Svyatoslav destroyed to the ground all original Khazaria kaganate (cohenate? don't know correct thansliteration from hebrew. kohan, cohen, kogan?) state that was accounted invincible at the time. It was thousand years ago (July 3, 964 AD). So, there are enough reasons for all that ashkenazi to hate Russians and try to take revenge. And after thousand years of khasarian revenge attempts, they are still not satisfied. May be ashkenazi just don't know how to cook the revenge correctly?
PS: https://rusidea.org/picts/kalendar/Svyatoslav.jpg - the monument for Svyatoslav in Belgorod. Take a look at the Khazarian shield hold by an enemy warrior attacked by Svyatoslav . How could it be left unpunished?
Interesting, that there was a huge noise about that monument, nearly every jewish organisation filed a case on "interethnic
discord". Magendavid on the shield was covered by a piece of metal and finally the magendavid star was changed to something neutral. But at least few years Svuyatoslav had been defeating a khazarian with a magendavid on a shield. Interesting, that there is still that khasarian shields with magendavid exposed in Russian museums. Really, not every Khasar had Judaic faith, but Judaism was official religion of Khazarian authorities, that is why magendavid was on the shields of khazarian army, as a sign of subordination, not as a religious sign of warrior itself.
On a totally unrelated note, have you watched "Better than Us"? Its on netflix. Russian made show. Im digging it. Its dubbed in English
I heard about it, but didn't watch it. Since I'm an engineer, all that androids and human-like AI thing looks as fairy tales for me. Don't get me wrong, I like fairy tales, but even good fairy tale will become too boring if told endless times. I read Asimov robot/AI stories long ago, with all that ethical questions and all that stuff. But modern numerous series on that topic are just boring. Shortly - there is no any reasons to create robots in the form of androids at all and AI should be completely different from anything we know due to its specific potential ways of existence. IDK, but latest thing that at least had some likeness of real way of how AI could look like was Person of Interest series.
Easy as fuck.
Russian grand duke Svyatoslav destroyed to the ground all original Khazaria kaganate (cohenate? don't know correct thansliteration from hebrew. kohan, cohen, kogan?) state that was accounted invincible at the time. It was thousand years ago (July 3, 964 AD). So, there are enough reasons for all that ashkenazi to hate Russians and try to take revenge. And after thousand years of khasarian revenge attempts, they are still not satisfied. May be ashkenazi just don't know how to cook the revenge correctly?
PS: https://rusidea.org/picts/kalendar/Svyatoslav.jpg - the monument for Svyatoslav in Belgorod. Take a look at the Khazarian shield hold by an enemy warrior attacked by Svyatoslav . How could it be left unpunished?
Interesting, that there was a huge noise about that monument, nearly every jewish organisation filed a case on "interethnic discord". Magendavid on the shield was covered by a piece of metal and finally the magendavid star was changed to something neutral. But at least few years Svuyatoslav had been defeating a khazarian with a magendavid on a shield. Interesting, that there is still that khasarian shields with magendavid exposed in Russian museums. Really, not every Khasar had Judaic faith, but Judaism was official religion of Khazarian authorities, that is why magendavid was on the shields of khazarian army, as a sign of subordination, not as a religious sign of warrior itself.
I heard about it, but didn't watch it. Since I'm an engineer, all that androids and human-like AI thing looks as fairy tales for me. Don't get me wrong, I like fairy tales, but even good fairy tale will become too boring if told endless times. I read Asimov robot/AI stories long ago, with all that ethical questions and all that stuff. But modern numerous series on that topic are just boring. Shortly - there is no any reasons to create robots in the form of androids at all and AI should be completely different from anything we know due to its specific potential ways of existence. IDK, but latest thing that at least had some likeness of real way of how AI could look like was Person of Interest series.