1224. The Plunder of the World’s Heritage

04/21/2026

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First, a brief comparison. In history class, we learned about a Mongol ruler from the turn of the 12th to the 13th century: the ruthless conqueror of half the world, Genghis Khan. His wars claimed the lives of 40 million people at the time—that is 11.11% of the entire known world population. Today I asked “Google Intelligence” the following question: How did Genghis Khan treat envoys? The answer surprised me greatly:

Genghis Khan treated envoys with the utmost respect, and their protection was a fundamental principle of Mongol law and strategy. The most important aspects of this topic are listed below:

• Absolute inviolability: The killing of an envoy (ambassador) was considered one of the gravest acts of hostility, which typically led to merciless revenge and the complete destruction of the state that had committed such an act;
• The Jam System (Jaam): Genghis Khan established an efficient courier system (Jam) that enabled messengers to travel quickly throughout the empire. At special stations, they had access to fresh horses and provisions, ensuring a smooth flow of information;
• High status and protection: The envoys representing the Khan were inviolable, and their safety was a top priority. As a result, the Mongols gained a reputation as strict but communication-conscious rulers;
• Consequences for Violating the Rules: The most famous example is the Khwarezmian Empire, which fell because its ruler killed Mongol envoys. This event triggered a brutal invasion and the massacre of the population by Genghis Khan’s army.

In response to a similar question about Israel, I received the following answer:

• Attacks on negotiators: In September 2025, the media reported the death of Hamas’s chief negotiator as a result of an Israeli attack in Doha (Qatar);
• Measures in Qatar: Israel carried out operations in Qatar, where Hamas political leaders were staying, even though Qatar was acting as a mediator alongside the U.S. and Egypt;
• Reaction of the mediators: The Emir of Qatar, Sani, publicly asked how negotiations could proceed if Israel was killing the other side’s negotiators;
• Israel’s position: Israel states that it intends to destroy Hamas’s structures and regards its leaders as military targets, even if they are participating in the talks.

To make matters even more interesting, I would like to add that Hamas was founded at Israel’s initiative to weaken the PLO—the Palestinian Liberation Organization under Yasser Arafat. I’ve written more on this topic in the article: Who Shot?

These days, people often use the term “Dark Ages.” What nickname will the dark times of the first half of the 21st century be given in the future?

This film explores the concept of world cultural heritage and reveals the direction in which globalist parasites are steering us, seeking to strip our planet of its last remaining treasures—what has survived after millennia of struggle by our civilization.

UNESCO is known to campaign for peace, for cultural, environmental, climate protection, and education worldwide. At the same time, however, abuses, looting, and destruction of the environment and cultural heritage are being perpetrated in UNESCO’s name. Who is really behind UNESCO? Who funds it, and who influences this powerful United Nations body? Investigative research on the occasion of the “International Day for Monuments and Sites” on April 18. Source.

When I began working with the UN’s Vienna office—more specifically, UNOV (the United Nations Office at Vienna)—over thirty years ago, I had a highly idealized view of the UN’s true nature, one shaped by the media. Since I radically stopped watching television in the mid-1990s—a practice that continues to this day—I have become far less susceptible to Western propaganda, of which most residents of the so-called West are simply unaware. The steps I have taken since then to access hidden knowledge and obtain information about more truthful content led to the creation of this blog six years ago.

What can we do in such a difficult situation? Instead of worrying unnecessarily about things that are beyond our control, we should just enjoy life.

Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com

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