The Scattered · A Multi-Part Historical Research Series on the People of Israel
THE SCATTERED
The Documented Case for the Ancient Israelite Heritage of the People of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade (TAST)
The Once-silenced now have a voice, and their story spans multiple generations. This research tells their perspective, the people of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and their lived experiences.
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About This Series
This six-part series will take you on a journey into one of history's best-kept secrets over the next 6 weeks, beginning August 3, 2026. It makes and explores the documented case that the people of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade (TAST) and their ancestors carry an ancient Israelite heritage — a heritage that much of the conventional telling of history has dismissed, ignored, or worse actively erased (at the onset and continuing even to today). It is told deliberately from their standpoint, and it presses that case at full strength on a foundation of primary-source evidence: royal decrees, legal codes, and Inquisition trials all from an unbiased, evidentiary point of view using only materials that those who would seek to continue to bury the truth would have access to.
It rests on a methodological conviction the descendants of the enslaved have every reason to hold: history is written by the victors. The surviving records were kept by the powers that expelled, converted, enslaved, and colonized. Where those records are silent, the silence often reflects who held the pen, not what was true. This series treats low-referenced and disparate sources as capable of telling a richer and more accurate story than a consensus built on the victors' archive alone. In other words, the truth, whatever it is, will be exhumed and uncovered.