We need to stop pretending that this issue is so difficult. It is obvious even to a young child.

[Indeependent]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

It's a subjective paragraph intended to cover the misdeeds of a traveling mass murderer.

 

[rylah]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

 

[montelatici]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

It's a subjective paragraph intended to cover the misdeeds of a traveling mass murderer.

Just a statement of fact.

 

[montelatici]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

 

[rylah]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

 

[montelatici]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Keep it up.

 

[rylah]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

 

[rylah]

Sarta Village Profile

Location and Physical Characteristics
Sarta is a Palestinian village in the Salfit Governorate located 8.8 km west of Salfit City. Sarta is bordered by Haris village to the east, Bruqin town to the south, Biddya town to the west, and Qarawat Bani Hassan town to the north (ARIJ-GIS, 2013) (See Map 1).

History
The village was established in 1396 A.D. Its residents however are originally from the Hijaziya homes, descendants of Abdullah ben Omar ben al Khattab, as the villages´ family tree meets with Qatanna villages´ (in Jerusalem Governorate) family tree (Sarta Village Council, 2012).

http://vprofile.arij.org/salfit/pdfs/vprofile/Sarta_vp_en.pdf

 

[rylah]

Qarawat Bani Hassan Town Profile

Location and Physical Characteristics
Qarawat Bani Hassan is a Palestinian town in Salfit Governorate located 8.9 km north-west of Salfit City. Qarawat Bani Hassan is bordered by Deir Istiya and Haris villages to the east, Sarta to the south, Biddya town to the west, and Deir Istiya to the north (ARIJ-GIS, 2013) (See Map 1).

History
Qarawat Bani Hassan town was named in relation to a righteous man called Abu Muhammad Abdul Hamid ben Madd al Qarawani al Hassani descended from the Al Husniya tribes which were responsible for controlling and protecting the trade roads; from Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem until „Azzun village in the northern West Bank. The word “Qarawat” is derived from the word “Qura” which means generosity or good hospitality. The town was established in 1600 AD with its residents deriving from Al Husniya tribes whom are descendants of the Arabian Peninsula (Qarawat Bani Hassan Municipality, 2012).

http://vprofile.arij.org/salfit/pdfs/vprofile/Qarawat.pdf

 

[montelatici]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

 

[rylah]

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

Meanwhile all You've "confirmed" was that Plaestinians are Crusaders.
Keep up with this 'wisdom'.

 

[Indeependent]

No, I am claiming that the Latin rulers became like the indigenous Christians in language, customs etc. Exactly what Fulcher stated.

"This piece of writing, multi-valent, elusive, in some respects contentious, conveys something of the complexities of Frankish identity in the East, the social and economic imperatives underlying immigration, as well as the aspirations of a particularly thoughtful and articulate member of the ‘new’ Frankish community in the East. It also, I think, serves as a warning to historians attempting the task I have been set for today: to offer an overview of the encounter between Franks and the indigenous peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in the context of the Crusades."

Thanks for leaving me the opening.

It's a subjective paragraph intended to cover the misdeeds of a traveling mass murderer.

Just a statement of fact.

I know...it's on YouTube and Christian explorers never had the habit of massacring the locals...ever.

 

[Indeependent]

Great,

tell us how Palestinians are Frank...brilliant. Go on.
Don't forget to turn the Crusaders into Canaanites too.

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

The caterers must have made a fortune with all those conversions.

 

[montelatici]

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

Meanwhile all You've "confirmed" was that Plaestinians are Crusaders.
Keep up with this 'wisdom'.

Not at all. The Crusaders were evicted from Palestine by Saladin, so it would be impossible for them to be ancestors to the Palestinians. Thankfully, you've agreed that the Palestinians are the indigenous people. You are learning.

 

[rylah]

Sinjil Town Profile

Location and Physical Characteristics
Sinjil is a Palestinian town in the Ramallah Governorate located 15.5 km north-east of Ramallah City. Sinjil is bordered by Turmus‟ayya town to the east, and Al Lubban ash Sharqiya village territories to the north, ‟Abwein and Jilijliya villages to the west, and Al Mazra‟a ash Sharqiya to the south (ARIJ-GIS, 2012) (See Map 1).

History
Sinjil took its name from the French commander Raymond de Saint-Gilles, Count of Toulouse. The town was established 1105. Sinjil residents are descended from the Murra Tribe which emigrated from the Arabian Peninsula to Palestine (Sinjil Municipal Council, 2010).

http://vprofile.arij.org/ramallah/pdfs/vprofile/sinjil_tp_en.pdf

 

[montelatici]

I think you mean how the Latins adopted Palestinian customs in Palestine during the reign of the Latin Kingdom.

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

The caterers must have made a fortune with all those conversions.

Oh be quiet Indepeepee, you are blathering.

 

[Indeependent]

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

The caterers must have made a fortune with all those conversions.

Oh be quiet Indepeepee, you are blathering.

Because Christian crusaders were so civilized.

 

[montelatici]

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

The caterers must have made a fortune with all those conversions.

Oh be quiet Indepeepee, you are blathering.

Because Christian crusaders were so civilized.

They were reclaiming the Christian Holy Land from a very strong military machine.

 

[rylah]

So Palestinians are Latin Crusaders?
Fascinating fact. Enlighten us more.

What happened to 'all Palestinian Arabs are Canaanites' nonesense?

No, alas the Latins were evicted by Saladin and only the indigenous Eastern rite Christians, the indigenous Palestinians were allowed to remain. But you knew that.

Another own goal by Rylah.

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

Meanwhile all You've "confirmed" was that Plaestinians are Crusaders.
Keep up with this 'wisdom'.

Not at all. The Crusaders were evicted from Palestine by Saladin, so it would be impossible for them to be ancestors to the Palestinians. Thankfully, you've agreed that the Palestinians are the indigenous people. You are learning.

Arabian colonizers and Beduines are as 'indigenous' to Palestine as US citizens to Milwaukee.
Romans, Greeks and the Ottoman in the same category - OCCUPIERS.

 

[Indeependent]

Yes Montelatic went that far - now the "indigenous" Palestinians are Greeks, Romans and Crusaders.
Wow,Montelatici You're on a roll today.

So far You've erased Samaritans, Jews and jumped 4 centuries in Your revisionism.
What's next US citizens and the English language are 'indigenous' to America?

No, the indigenous people are the Palestinian Christians (who had converted to Christianity centuries before), as the links confirm. Same as today, only most of their ancestors converted to Islam. Try to keep up.

The caterers must have made a fortune with all those conversions.

Oh be quiet Indepeepee, you are blathering.

Because Christian crusaders were so civilized.

They were reclaiming the Christian Holy Land from a very strong military machine.

Christian Holy Land!
Now I know you're a joke.
Even the NT knows Israel is holy to the Jews.
But I also know you have your own personal version of the NT.