Please don't think my intent is to "disprove" BVNT. It's use to obfuscate the more compelling yet completely hidden narrative by which the displaced German ashkenazi moneylenders 'move on down' to northern Italy in the wake of the Black Plague ... and become the new 'bankers' to nobility - at the expense of the 'old' caste of Italian jew…
Please don't think my intent is to "disprove" BVNT. It's use to obfuscate the more compelling yet completely hidden narrative by which the displaced German ashkenazi moneylenders 'move on down' to northern Italy in the wake of the Black Plague ... and become the new 'bankers' to nobility - at the expense of the 'old' caste of Italian jewry who they shove out...
is clear as day, once one acquaints themselves with the detailed scholarship produced by Ariel Toaff - distinguished professor and son of the former chief rabbi of Firenze.
Once contextualized in said manner, your thesis is a useful part of the puzzle - the jagged edges of which are about to impale thee and thy countrymen/women.
Please don't think my intent is to "disprove" BVNT. It's use to obfuscate the more compelling yet completely hidden narrative by which the displaced German ashkenazi moneylenders 'move on down' to northern Italy in the wake of the Black Plague ... and become the new 'bankers' to nobility - at the expense of the 'old' caste of Italian jewry who they shove out...
is clear as day, once one acquaints themselves with the detailed scholarship produced by Ariel Toaff - distinguished professor and son of the former chief rabbi of Firenze.
Once contextualized in said manner, your thesis is a useful part of the puzzle - the jagged edges of which are about to impale thee and thy countrymen/women.
you may find "When Scotland was Jewish" interesting
One of my faves!
Keep waiting for his book on the 'Hebrew-Catholic' colony in C6-8th Arizona to be published.
It's only been ... 8 years or so since it was 'supposed' to come out.
No doubt much too 'explosive' truth in that one as well.
Guess I'll just have to keep counting off all those 'fine Highlander families' with Portuguese/Holland/Galician pedigrees meanswhile!