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To: ikka

Sure.

Some anti-semite wrote a quack book “13 Tribe” 100 years ago that proposed the Khazar theory, and Stormfront and the residents of Arab-occupied Judea in the West Bank routinely cite it, even though it has no serious proponents and has been disproven by multiple different DNA studies.

I was actually a participant in one study (I am Tay Sachs positive), so I have first-hand knowledge of how silly the claim is.


20 posted on 08/10/2009 11:59:28 AM PDT by Jewbacca (The residents of Iroquois territory may not determine whether Jews may live in Jerusalem.)
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To: Jewbacca
Some anti-semite wrote a quack book “13 Tribe” 100 years ago that proposed the Khazar theory, and Stormfront and the residents of Arab-occupied Judea in the West Bank routinely cite it, even though it has no serious proponents and has been disproven by multiple different DNA studies.

Arthur Koestler who'd been a Zionist in the 1920s wrote The Thirteenth Tribe in the 1970s. His idea has been disproved and some critics called Koestler a quack at the time, but it wouldn't be fair or accurate to call him an anti-Semite.

28 posted on 08/10/2009 2:05:10 PM PDT by x
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