4th Crusade Hoax

It's abundantly clear that the Neoliberals and Jews want a to discredit the Christian crusades, and part of that plan includes the propagation of the myth that gorillions of (degenerate) were killed by the Catholic Franks during the Sack of Constantinople Hoax. Why is this myth so widespread, almost as much as the Holohoax?

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Take your meds lad

Wasn't aware that the myth was a thing.

Neoliberals wish to discredit Western Christendom by putting degenerate Byzantines on a pedestal.

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Kill yourself, millennial homo cuck

Don't worry about him, he's probably Jewish or Irish or Greek, AKA nonwhite

>accounts of it from both Latin, islamic and byzantine sources

>hoax!

wat

We all know that the Sea Jews did it, and they were excommunicated.

Are yous saying that everyone who disagrees with you is a millenial homo cuck?
/pol/tards are just as bad as /leftypol/tards

Allso, the fourth crusade was a massacre of christians and it was the event that doomed the Byzantine empire.

>The Crusaders looted, terrorized, and vandalized Constantinople for three days, during which many ancient and medieval Roman and Greek works were either stolen >or destroyed. The famous bronze horses from the Hippodrome were sent back to adorn the façade of St Mark's Basilica in Venice, where they remain. As well as >being stolen, works of immeasurable artistic value were destroyed merely for their material value. One of the most precious works to suffer such a fate was a large >bronze statue of Hercules, created by the legendary Lysippos, court sculptor of Alexander the Great. Like so many other priceless artworks made of bronze, the >statue was melted down for its content by the Crusaders. The great Library of Constantinople was destroyed as well


>The civilian population of Constantinople were subject to the Crusaders' ruthless lust for spoils and glory; thousands of them were killed in cold blood. Women, even nuns, were raped by the Crusader army, which also sacked churches, monasteries and convents.
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sack_of_Constantinople_(1204)
>catholicbridge.com/orthodox/crusade_sacking_constantinopole.php