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English → Portuguese transcript
Instado por esses povos ao redor,
ele advertiu o rei deles, Bulan, que suas práticas luciferianas tinham
that their Luciferian practices had to end.
que acabar. Ele disse a ele que eles tinham que se converter ou ao Judaísmo,
ao Cristianismo ou ao Islã. A escolha era dele.
The choice was his.
Bulan escolheu o Judaísmo. Mas ele na verdade não se converteu. Ele apenas pegou
But he did not really convert.
elementos do Judaísmo e os forjou em sua própria crença luciferiana.
and forged them into his own Luciferian belief.
O rei Bulan e seu povo continuaram vivendo e prosperando. Nada tinha mudado muito,
Nothing much had changed, except for the fact
exceto pelo fato de que, para os de fora, agora eles se chamavam judeus.
O que eles não eram. Veja bem, o nome judeu não foi
Mind you, the name Jew wasn't invented until the 18th century.
Se passaram quatro séculos. Em 965 d.C., o governante russo,
In 965 AD, the Russian ruler,
Grão- príncipe de Kiev, Sviatoslav, o Primeiro,
achavam que tinham ido longe demais com o contínuo culto ao diabo e sacrifício
de crianças. Ele decidiu exterminá- los. Mas os Khazares tinham espiões em
But the Khazars had their spies everywhere,
toda parte, e o plano astuto dos russos chegou aos ouvidos do rei khazar, que,
bem a tempo, fugiu do país com suas 25 esposas e 60
with his 25 wives and 60 concubines.
All of the nobility, plus an enormous amount of gold and silver.
Todo o êxodo da realeza e da nobreza passou pela Hungria até a Polônia,
depois da Alemanha para o sul, até a França e a Espanha. Por onde passavam,
alguns ficavam para trás.
Para revelar sua verdadeira identidade, chamavam a si mesmos de judeus asquenazes,
sabendo muito bem que seus novos países de acolhida não estariam exatamente
would not exactly be eagerly awaiting Luciferian Khazars.
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Original transcript (English)
Urged by these surrounding peoples, the Russian ruler knew he had to do something. In the year 600, he warned their King Bulan that their Luciferian practices had to end. He told him they had to convert to either Judaism, Christianity, or Islam.
The choice was his. Bulan chose Judaism. But he did not really convert. He merely took elements from Judaism and forged them into his own Luciferian belief.
King Bulan and his people lived on and prospered. Nothing much had changed, except for the fact that for outsiders, they now called themselves Judeans. Which they were not. Mind you, the name Jew wasn't invented until the 18th century.
Four centuries went by. In 965 AD, the Russian ruler, Grand Prince of Kiev, Sviatoslav the First, felt they had gone too far with their continued devil worshipping and child sacrifice. He decided to wipe them out.
But the Khazars had their spies everywhere, and the Russian cunning plan was brought to the ears of the Khazarian King, who, just in time, fled the country with his 25 wives and 60 concubines. All of the nobility, plus an enormous amount of gold and silver.
The entire exodus of royalty and nobility went via Hungary to Poland, then from Germany southward to France and Spain. Everywhere they went, some were left behind. In order to reveal their true identity, they called themselves Ashkenazi Judeans, knowing very well that their new home countries
would not exactly be eagerly awaiting Luciferian Khazars.
