Crusades event
also: crusade, Crusades, crusade taxes, First Crusade, the Christian crusades, the crusades, the Crusades, the first Crusade, the Fourth Crusade
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Ottoman Empirecountry · 3Jerusalemplace · 2Pope Urban IIperson · 2Spaincountry · 1Catholic Churchorganization · 1New Orleansplace · 1Syriacountry · 1Istanbulplace · 1Hashashinsorganization · 1Council of Clermontevent · 1Reconquistaevent · 1Albert Pikeperson · 1Knights of the Golden Circleorganization · 1Isabella I of Castileperson · 1Ferdinand II of Aragonperson · 1Oriental Lodgeorganization · 1Mafiaorganization · 1South Carolinaplace · 1Italycountry · 1Irancountry · 1
Claims (5)
Pope Urban II founded
Crusades caller_asserted
“It was Pope Urban II, I guess it was year 1095, during the Council of Clermont. And this guy, Urban II, called upon Christians in Europe to join a military campaign to liberate the Holy Land, Jerusalem, and other sacred places from the Musl…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Zaire-Congo 1975-1978 @ 1:52:49
Crusades sacked
Istanbul host_asserted
“And you can also make the argument that the Muslims pillaging was just like raping and pillaging, just like NATO as well. I think the argument is that that's basically been the history of humanity is raping and pillaging. Well, and William …”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #38 @ 25:24
Venice redirected
Crusades host_asserted
“There's a great story about that that is probably historically accurate. Venice basically was able to redirect the Holy Roman, the crusading army to Constantinople. And the main reason they did that is Venice was the number one seagoing mar…”
▶ SECRET SOCIETIES COLONEL TOWNER with Special Guest WARHAMSTER BRADY #38 @ 25:53
The Blonde Ghost: Ted Shackley and the CIA's Crusades about
Crusades structural
“structural link inferred from entity names (not a claim from any source): 'The Blonde Ghost: Ted Shackley and the CIA's Crusades' is a work/event about 'Crusades'…”
Mafia member_of
Crusades caller_asserted
“The Mafioso, the first Mafioso based in Spain called the Gardunas and how that went in. They collaborated with Isabella and Ferdinand with the Crusades and everything. And it's fascinating. It takes you all the way to Albert Pike.…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Dark Alliance by Gary Webb Part 1 @ 1:42:01
Mentions (17)
▶ 1:47:50
by the Muslim religion because our history books never associate the two things together, which is completely different than the Christian crusades in which they used to deride Christianity all the time. So why is it the Ottoman Empire and …
▶ 1:48:45
But with regards to the Crusades, I mean, the Crusades were launched after seven centuries of constant Islamic aggression. It's like before the very first Crusade in 1095, Muslims had invaded Christian Syria, Christian Jordan, Christian Pal…
▶ 1:49:37
So it's like I literally was growing up as things were getting segregated out, as information was getting segregated out. The problem for them is I have a really good memory. So what ended up getting twisted is that we're the bad guys becau…
▶ 1:50:06
to get the Orthodox Pope and the Catholic Pope to see eye to eye so that we could actually launch the first crusade. Like, like they were so caught up in this power that their church is right. And all the other churches are wrong, you know,…
▶ 1:52:21
I had a question. Bartoli, you go and we'll close out with Alberto, but please make the question short. Yeah, I know. I was I was I was I just tuned in. I was listening that you guys were talking about the Crusades. And, you know, I just co…
▶ 1:52:49
It was Pope Urban II, I guess it was year 1095, during the Council of Clermont. And this guy, Urban II, called upon Christians in Europe to join a military campaign to liberate the Holy Land, Jerusalem, and other sacred places from the Musl…
▶ 1:53:45
around all this idea of the Crusades, that they could seize wealth and territories that they encountered along the way. So, I mean, going back to what you were saying, I don't see that we the Christians were the good guys in here. You know,…
▶ 1:54:14
He had an ego trap, you know, when we think that we were right in going there and conquer and the Pope lying to people about indigencies and stuff like that. You know, that's my point. Okay. Thank you for making your point. But let me tell …
▶ 1:54:44
The Crusades followed 600 years of Muslim conquest. He did not say that there were good guys and bad guys. He said it was justified to take the territory back from the Muslim Ottoman Empire as it had encroached into Europe and along the way…
▶ 1:57:01
No, I totally understand. That's what I wanted to give a little bit more of context, because there was a political and economic context behind all this, you know, because the European nobles saw the Crusades as an opportunity to gain some l…
▶ 1:42:01
The Mafioso, the first Mafioso based in Spain called the Gardunas and how that went in. They collaborated with Isabella and Ferdinand with the Crusades and everything. And it's fascinating. It takes you all the way to Albert Pike.…
▶ 1:34:57
basically an assassination organization. It's called Hashashin. They were born out of the mountains of Iran, and they were basically able to assassinate a bunch of kings in Syria and close to Jerusalem and stuff like that. I believe they we…
▶ 19:55
They also had tithing, and that's when Peter's Pence came along from England in the 10th century. Then they started with the crusade taxes. So special levies would fund the crusades, often collected through the dioceses. Here's where one of…
▶ 21:29
like Notre Dame. The Crusades were expensive. And of course, mission work in Eastern Europe and Scandinavia. Biggest challenges they were facing was corruption, like selling church offices. And also you had some resistance to papal taxes, c…
▶ 24:37
rubber trees and stuff like that and then they would go in and wipe out entire villages um so it seems like they kind of were in a competition with each other and not necessarily for the hearts and minds of people or the soul saving i think…
▶ 25:10
Well, that's a good equation there. I can play devil's advocate and make the argument that the Crusades were necessary from a Christian standpoint. The Muslim invasion of what's now the Middle East, most of those people that were living the…
▶ 25:40
And you can also make the argument that the Muslims pillaging was just like raping and pillaging, just like NATO as well. I think the argument is that that's basically been the history of humanity is raping and pillaging. Well, and William …