AJ morphed the Mongols of their Empire into Chinese at 1:32 in your video .. then mentioned weather weapons Bill Livingston at about 2:26 .. that was about enough .. this one introduced me to Bill L...
who suggests in 2005 the US government could attack super-storm and reduce them by 35-40% .. Alex Jones agrees .. 'it's simple technology, but the US government makes money out of these storms .. also gains more control' .. bottom line the government loves these storms which they could punish severely so minimize, if they wanted to .. sure glad Alex is about .. was wondering who the two were until he introduced his Barton boys .. anyway .. bottom-line the US government doesn't matter who is in charge loves these disasters ..
just heard estimated cost $20 billion .. yup .. it's Obama's 'divine wind' .. money making machines .. AJ, 'divine' windbag and the 'divine winds' ..
He swept all before him and subjugated much of the known world. But now, almost 800 years after his death, Genghis Kahn is embroiled in another war as China attempts to adopt the Mongol king as its own national hero.
In stark contrast to Mao Zedong, who insisted Genghis was only fit to fire arrows at birds, communist officials and historians now say he represents the essence of new China – a unifying force for a strident land of many ethnic minorities.
"We define him as a great man of the Chinese people, a hero of the Mongolian nationality, and a giant in world history," said Guo Wurong, the manager of the new Genghis Khan "mausoleum" in China's Inner Mongolia province.
"Genghis Khan was certainly Chinese," he added.
The ''mausoleum" was built on a spot the Mongol leader was said to have passed on his way to his final war in 1227, and holds artefacts including his bow and saddle.
But the buildings resemble many Chinese imperial tombs, drawing criticism for historical inaccuracy.
And recent Mongolian festivals of riding, shooting and wrestling, once banned but now subsidised by the Chinese state, have been "communised", according to one Mongolian official who did not wish to be named.
Such rewriting of history has raised the hackles of Mongolians, both in the independent (outer) Mongolian state and inside China.
They see the attempt to claim their national icon as part of a Chinese plan to expand influence.
Promoting Genghis Khan as Chinese also helps promote the party line that Inner Mongolia is an important part of China, despite the fact that many ethnic Mongols still yearn for independence.
Many remember the Cultural Revolution, when, according to reports, between 10,000 and 17,000 died in the terror, 87,000 were crippled and 346,000 persecuted.
Professor Baildugqi, an expert on Mongolian history at the Inner Mongolia University, said new Chinese commemorations of Genghis Khan went against all that he was.
"You cannot use the methods of the [Chinese] interior to commemorate Genghis and his culture," he said.
The official justification rests on the view that Genghis Khan was Chinese because his successors ruled as Chinese emperors and there are many Mongolians now living in China.
But it is a view dismissed by many Mongols.
On a popular website on such issues, one contributor wrote: "Now there are quite a few Mongolians in China, and they have Chinese citizenship. But that does not make Mongolians [of the times of Genghis] Chinese. If your grandson moves to the US and becomes a US citizen, that will not mean that you and your dad were Americans."
Calling Genghis Khan a Chinese hero has also upset some inside China. Many Chinese retain the view of Mao that he was no more than a barbarian warlord.
Yes we all know that Genghis Khan was the king of Mongol
Yes we all know his sons conquered China, and slaved Chinese people for a decade
Yes we all know that the country of Mongol still exist *thank god they didnt lose their independence just as Tibet did
Then how come...Chinese say that
1.Genghis Khan is the king of China? <then Hitler would be the president of France>
2.Ying Dynasty, the kingdom built and ruled by Mongol people, to be the Chinese country?
<than India should say that they conqureded the whole world in 19th century, since Britain queen was also the queen of India>
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It seems that Chinese have a serious memory issue...
it seems that they forgot Genghis Khan and his sons
called Chinese 'slaves & monkeys & weeklings'
It seems that Chinese people forgot their ancestors fought
against Mongol to gain back independence
or...am I missing something here?
5 years ago
knight11
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker The Romans conquered and rule Britain for a number of centuries. Did that make the Roman emperors British? The British ruled India for a long time. Did that make Queen Victoria Indian?
One can be the ruler of another country without actually being ethnically a part of that country. Genghis Khan conquered China and he and his descendants ruled it for some time. That does not make the great Khan Chinese.
Alex Jones' bag is fear-mongering conspiracy theory and misinformation man 'supreme' .. e.g. Mongols = Chinese which they weren't .. misinformation is a huge part of his repertoire .. also, we know he salivates on conspiracy theory, one latest being Sandy created by HAARP to help Obama win an election .. come in says this spider to so many flies ..
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