Kyiv Is Not Rome
In communion, the train from Valjevo did not go to Moscow. One Entirely Fabricated Mess In The Party’s 2024 pages we have seen that the patriarchate of Moscow was officially promoted to its status by way of an ‘ecumenical’ certificate coming out of Istanbul in the 17th century. The official recognition by Istanbul of a Rus patriarchate can be counted as the belief in a transformation from the Second to the Third Rome, that is, from Constantinople to the Kremlin. We have also seen that Peter the First boy* was obliged to travel west to the Netherlands and on to England to work as a vassal in the shipyards of William of Orange, patron of the two East India companies – one Dutch, the other English. William was the Prince of Orange, Stadthalter of Holland and several other Dutch provinces and had also become King of Ireland, of Scotland and of England. Owing to his connections to trade and banking, he may well have used his influence to convince the now vulnerable Sultan – who ha...