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48:40 Is 'Pax Judaica' now ready to replace a collapsed Western economy?

How Bristol’s tallest building will be linked to Israel’s atrocities
The relationship between Bristol’s local state, its universities and global property investors is re-shaping the city. The arrival of the city's tallest ever building exposes another dimension.
https://templescenes.substack.com/p/how-bristols-tallest-building-will

The first modern and significant expression of the need to create a home for the Jews in Palestine, was by a western Christian head of state who paraded as an emperor – Napoleon Bonaparte.

https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2025/10/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-259/

In Alexandria, Napoleon had expressed in 1798, 10 years after the Jews were granted equal rights in the new French Republic, that there had come a need to establish for the Jews a political home in Palestine.

https://www.hasbullahshafi.com/modern-western-civilisation-and-pax-judaica/

This European Christian, with his new republican military garb, was merely treading the path which had been paved in 1096, forty-two years after the Great Schism, as the first Crusade.

A century after Napoleon’s call for the need to found a state for the Jews, the body of Pharoah was discovered and soon after, the Zionist movement whose antecedents had already emerged in Europe a century earlier, was now established. Let us review this in a timeline.

430 AD – Augustine of Hippo dies. He had by the time of his death already laid the foundations for the doctrine of the Filioque to be an important influencing factor for Western Christians to split from the Christians of Byzantium.

1054 – The Great Schism separates the Christians of the West from the Christians of the East based on the Great Shirk that insisted that the Holy Spirit came from the Son as well.

1096 – The First Crusade as the first international political project of the Western Christian world commences.

1688 – The Glorious Revolution brings William III of Orange to power, who then helps recognise the Jews to have equal rights with the British. This advances Jewish settlements and status in Britain.

1789 – The French Revolution sees the Jews rise to equal status in the First French Republic. Now the Jews gain more acceptance in Europe and become more established.

1798 – Napoleon Bonaparte’s assertion for the need to create a state for the Jews in Palestine.

1820s – First Jewish settlement projects in Palestine commence.

1881 – The body of Pharoah is discovered by the pseudo-academic bodies of the very Judeo-Christian alliance in discussion. The body of the great killer and oppressor of the Jews is presented to the world. This marks the beginning of international sympathy for the Jews.

1881 – The First Aliyah occurs under the disguise of Agriculture.

1897 – The Zionist movement is formally established with the First Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland.

Nov, 1917 – The Balfour Declaration promises a land for the Jews in Palestine.

Dec, 1917 – General Allenby declares the completion of the Crusades.

1918 – Palestine becomes a British Mandate.

1945 – Hitler is defeated. Like the body of Pharoah, Hitler’s defeat is presented as the end of the second persecution of the Jews after Pharaoh. This gains greater international sympathy and political support for the Jews and for a homeland, meaning a political state, for them in Palestine.

1948 – The state of Israel is established. Mission almost accomplished.

1989-91 – Just before the collapse of the USSR the last and most significant migration of the Jews to Israel from the lands of the Soviet Union commences and continues for a period of two years. Now the mission was accomplished.

2001 – Migration of the Jews to Israel come to an end.

It is noteworthy that the highest numbers of mass migration of the Jewish diaspora into Israel occurred on three occasions. First, when the body of Pharaoh was discovered and proclaimed to the world. Approximately 35,000 Jews migrated to Palestine. Second, when Hitler was defeated. Approximately 600,000 Jews migrated into the newly founded state of Israel. Third, when the emigration laws of the USSR were relaxed, and the USSR was on the brink of collapse. Approximately 750,000 Jews emigrated from the lands of the USSR into Israel.

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