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history. So this is 2003, Americans going to Baghdad and they capture all the state systems

of the Iraqi regime. And when they go over the files of the Iraqi intelligence agency,

the Iraqis were actually convinced that the House of Saud were crypto-Jews, that these people,

the House of Saud, these were crypto-Jews. They were Sephati and Frankis.

Okay. So, and so this goes back to Sefati Zevi. In 1666, he declares he's a messiah.

And then he is threatened by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire saying that, you know,

either your head or the turban, okay, you either convert to Islam or I will take your head. And

Sefati Zevi converts. And then 300 families call the Domei, it's called turncoat in the language.

Turks. But they convert the Turks, okay. And the Domei are important because the Domei

then aligned with the British Empire to overthrow the Ottoman Empire.

And the Domei are the ones who are responsible for the Young Turk movement, for Ataturk. Okay.

But not only that, but the Domei then spread around the region and they also become the

House of Saud. Okay. So that's the origin of these families in the Middle East.

Is this proven about that? I love Saudi Arabia. I travel there all the time. But

what's the evidence of that?

Well, I mean, I mean, again, I don't actually use documentary evidence in my classes. I use a lot of

first principle thinking. Okay. But I'm trying to explain why the House of Saud is in charge,

who put them in power, and why they were put into power, and who the British Empire would trust

to put into power. Okay. So the British Empire put the House of Saud into power. Why would they do

that? And well, they would do that because they know the House of Saud would be loyal to the

British Empire. And why would they be loyal? Because the House of Saud is compromised and

they're secretly crypto Jews. And therefore they have no choice but to align with a greater power,

whether it's the British Empire or the American Empire afterwards. So again, I don't have evidence,

but I'm trying to explain.