Genghis Khan (1)

Noah Harari’s writings recommended by Obama, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg: at 3:10 of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIVTf-C6oQo ………......................... So the notion of world population reduction of homo sapiens is not new. It’s undergoing a revival as it were.

Genghis Khan considered removing alot of the Chinese population in order for there to be more grazing room for Mongol horses. It did not go that way in part due to a Chinese sage who reasoned with Genghis Khan. An American 20th century writer, Harold Lamb, was able to go into the principal languages involved (Mongol language had to be invented during the time of Genghis Khan because the Mongols were herdsmen up to Genghis Khan’s notion of ruling the world, whatever that is. The upshot is that the Khanates based on Mongol originality and tech advances involving their horsemanship, horses, coordination, bravery and so forth generated three empires, one in/over the Middle East, one in/over China and one in/over Russia. The Communist thing is similar actually. Now we have Russia, China and a Western thing that has been wedded to oil, gas which equates alot to the Middle East. One could say we are in Genghis Khan #2 drama. That is, a time gap from 1200-1350 or so (GK1) to 1900-2023 or so (GK2), 2 eras pretty much, with 3 branches each time. Those 3 Khanates did coordinate periodically. The Mongol communication system was very swift, kind of fiber optic of the era, yes, relay horse- and-rider system. I would suggest someone look into Harold Lamb’s various English version of the archives. Now whether Noah Harari has anything to do with the Khanates I cannot say, but the archetype is there rather strongly. WEF after all is an idea, just as Genghis Khan being a herdsman in tribal Mongol-land had an idea. This idea took some of the Mongols down to the jungles of Southeast Asia, some to attempt via ships to conquer Japan; perhaps there’s more than the top of the iceberg here. I’ll continue the theme again by and by after I feed my Mongol horse, excuse me. -r.