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Transcript: Fake History Promotes Genocide

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7 timestamped sections using the same paragraph analysis.

Section 1: 00:00:00,000 – 00:00:34,790

00:00:00,000 → 00:00:02,550 Before this place was ever called

00:00:02,560 → 00:00:06,950 Israel, it was called Palestine for the

00:00:06,960 → 00:00:09,350 people who were lying. Hamsa is exactly

00:00:09,360 → 00:00:11,350 right. Listen to Q Hams.

00:00:11,360 → 00:00:13,910 >> That's a very common Zionist argument

00:00:13,920 → 00:00:18,230 that um uh that the Romans renamed Judea

00:00:18,240 → 00:00:20,790 to Syria Palestinia to mock the Jews.

00:00:20,800 → 00:00:22,310 But that's just not true because people

00:00:22,320 → 00:00:24,630 refer to that land as Palestine before

00:00:24,640 → 00:00:26,550 the Romans even set foot onto the land.

00:00:26,560 → 00:00:27,830 If you look at the Greek historian

00:00:27,840 → 00:00:30,630 Hereditus in the fifth BC, I think it's

00:00:30,640 → 00:00:32,790 around the fifth BC, he referred to the

00:00:32,800 → 00:00:34,790 land as Palestine. I I just think it's

Section 2: 00:00:34,800 – 00:01:12,630

00:00:34,800 → 00:00:36,790 something interesting to look into.

00:00:36,800 → 00:00:39,670 >> Okay, Hamsa, you're right there. Oh god,

00:00:39,680 → 00:00:42,630 he's got it. I'm put I'm giving you the

00:00:42,640 → 00:00:45,430 historical dildo. Hamsa, are you ready?

00:00:45,440 → 00:00:47,270 Heroditus. Look, he was like, look, you

00:00:47,280 → 00:00:49,990 Oh god. Palestine goes back to

00:00:50,000 → 00:00:53,830 Heroditus. People, look at this. Is he

00:00:53,840 → 00:00:56,069 What are we doing? We're using that tech

00:00:56,079 → 00:00:59,670 that all you birds love so much, right?

00:00:59,680 → 00:01:02,950 Let's just put Palestine into our TLG

00:01:02,960 → 00:01:05,030 corpus. This is all of ancient Greek

00:01:05,040 → 00:01:09,109 people. Look, we can prioritize by the

00:01:09,119 → 00:01:12,630 dates here. Number one, early 5 BC.

Section 3: 00:01:12,640 – 00:01:41,109

00:01:12,640 → 00:01:14,950 Herodotus, Heroditus doesn't just

00:01:14,960 → 00:01:17,990 mention it once. And as you can see

00:01:18,000 → 00:01:20,870 here, it's a conte in the context of

00:01:20,880 → 00:01:23,990 Syria, right? We're talking about a

00:01:24,000 → 00:01:26,070 regional description of what this place

00:01:26,080 → 00:01:29,030 is. And this is fifth century people.

00:01:29,040 → 00:01:31,030 And at this time in the fifth century,

00:01:31,040 → 00:01:35,190 guess what? Guess h how many Judeian

00:01:35,200 → 00:01:37,429 libraries do we have references to

00:01:37,439 → 00:01:41,109 Judeian? Anything? Nothing. There's

Section 4: 00:01:41,119 – 00:01:44,789

00:01:41,119 → 00:01:44,789 nothing.

Section 5: 00:01:44,799 – 00:02:03,830

00:01:44,799 → 00:01:48,550 So, even before this place was ever

00:01:48,560 → 00:01:50,469 called Israel, and here's what'll

00:01:50,479 → 00:01:52,950 shatter your brain tonight. Before this

00:01:52,960 → 00:01:55,749 place was ever called Israel, it was

00:01:55,759 → 00:01:59,030 called Palestine.

00:01:59,040 → 00:02:01,670 Would you like to see when does Israel

00:02:01,680 → 00:02:03,830 show up?

Section 6: 00:02:03,840 – 00:02:10,790

00:02:03,840 → 00:02:10,790 It shows up in the Septuagent.

Section 7: 00:02:10,800 – 00:02:16,480

00:02:10,800 → 00:02:16,480 That's the earliest. No record anywhere

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Section 1: 00:00:00,000 – 00:00:34,790

Before this place was ever called Israel, it was called Palestine for the people who were lying. Hamsa is exactly right. Listen to Q Hams. >> That's a very common Zionist argument that um uh that the Romans renamed Judea to Syria Palestinia to mock the Jews. But that's just not true because people refer to that land as Palestine before the Romans even set foot onto the land. If you look at the Greek historian Hereditus in the fifth BC, I think it's around the fifth BC, he referred to the land as Palestine. I I just think it's

Section 2: 00:00:34,800 – 00:01:12,630

Something interesting to look into. >> Okay, Hamsa, you're right there. Oh god, he's got it. I'm put I'm giving you the historical dildo. Hamsa, are you ready? Heroditus. Look, he was like, look, you Oh god. Palestine goes back to Heroditus. People, look at this. Is he What are we doing? We're using that tech that all you birds love so much, right? Let's just put Palestine into our TLG corpus. This is all of ancient Greek people. Look, we can prioritize by the dates here. Number one, early 5 BC.

Section 3: 00:01:12,640 – 00:01:41,109

Herodotus, Heroditus doesn't just mention it once. And as you can see here, it's a conte in the context of Syria, right? We're talking about a regional description of what this place is. And this is fifth century people. And at this time in the fifth century, guess what? Guess h how many Judeian libraries do we have references to Judeian? Anything? Nothing. There's

Section 4: 00:01:41,119 – 00:01:44,789

Nothing.

Section 5: 00:01:44,799 – 00:02:03,830

So, even before this place was ever called Israel, and here's what'll shatter your brain tonight. Before this place was ever called Israel, it was called Palestine. Would you like to see when does Israel show up?

Section 6: 00:02:03,840 – 00:02:10,790

It shows up in the Septuagent.

Section 7: 00:02:10,800 – 00:02:16,480

That's the earliest. No record anywhere