AngloJew Embraces his partial Turkish-Jewish (Karaite or Khazar) Heritage

[Anglojew]

The Young Turks.

Yeah Ataturk was a Sabbatean.

[SardiniaAtlantis]

Yeah Ataturk was a Sabbatean.

So I've heard there is a story that he once was speaking to a Jewish journalist "off the record" Attaturk proceeded to recite the Shma, and the Journalist commended him on his knowledge, Attaturk then said "It is my prayer too."

[Anglojew]

So I've heard there is a story that he once was speaking to a Jewish journalist "off the record" Attaturk proceeded to recite the Shma, and the Journalist commended him on his knowledge, Attaturk then said "It is my prayer too."

Yeah it's an open secret. He was from a very jewish city

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...f_Thessaloniki

It was majority Jewish when he was born



And a huge percentage of those listed as Turks were crypto-Jews anyway.

[Hayalet]

That Ataturk was a Sabbatean is an Islamist conspiracy theory. Funny to see AngloJew subscribing to it.

[Kemalisté]

That Ataturk was a Sabbatean is an Islamist conspiracy theory. Funny to see AngloJew subscribing to it.

Ataturk is an albanian for albos, bosnian for bosniaks, jew for jews, macedonian for macedonians and it goes on... I'm actually proud to have such a great leader other nations envy.

[Anatolian Eagle]

Haplogroup Q is a sister Haplogroup of R originating in Central Asia or Siberia.



There are four hypotheses for the origin of Jewish Q's;

1. A Karaite (Krymchak or Kipchak) origin.

2. A Khazar origin.

3. An ancient group, possibly the Scythians.

4. A combination of all three.

There is conflicting evidence for each, such as;



http://www.khazaria.com/genetics/karaites.html

Yet, whether of Scythian, Kipchak, Krymchak or Khazar origin there does seem to be a Turkish connection, or origin, for my Haplogroup.



I therefore embrace my Turkish heritage and say "Merhaba" to you all.

Very well, I'm proud of you Anglojew.

Me, Kiyant, Philo, aa100/ariel and you should begin rebuilding the glorious Khazar Empire soon.

[Kemalisté]

So I've heard there is a story that he once was speaking to a Jewish journalist "off the record" Attaturk proceeded to recite the Shma, and the Journalist commended him on his knowledge, Attaturk then said "It is my prayer too."

Sorry the history is a science and can't be re-written based on unfounded stories. Also not to mention Jews of Thessaloniki were Sephardic, and since when are they blonde and blue-eyed? on the contrary there are Turkic tribes possessing those features.

however, according to Falih Rıfkı Atay, Vamik D. Volkan and Norman Itzkowitz, Ali Rıza's ancestors were Turks, ultimately descending from Söke in the Aydın Province of Anatolia

Falih Rifki Atay was a close friend of Ataturk. Plus I thought Jewishness passes through the mother, not father. There's almost no discussion about Ataturk's mother, her ancestors are evident.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zübeyde_Hanım

Ataturk's father is more of a controversial issue and many of those claims about Ataturk's being Jewish revolve around his father's origins. Even if he was a Jew, it wouldn't mean anything since his mother was absolutely not one.

[Smaug]

The Young Turks.

Rod Stewart reference?

[Kemalisté]

This shouldn't lead to a misconception that I'm against people being Jewish. I'm all in for a friendship with Israel and Jews but I'm very sensitive about Ataturk and I'll fight any kind of misinformation about him. If you appreciate Ataturk please accept him as he was; a Turkish nationalist embracing his Turkishness, without trying to claim him.

[Kiyant]

Well welcome my partially Turco-Jewish bro