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New Patreon perk just for you guys! Ask me a question here on this post and it might be features on one of my channels! How this works: You leave a comment with a question and I will reply to it.

If your question gets picked, I'll assume you are ok with me showing your name and profile pic. If you want me to censor your information, you have to specify it on the question. Not all questions are guaranteed to be featured on a video but those that will get randomly picked will be featured in the following way:

Questions about History, politics, culture war and general personal life may be featured on my main channel, Metatron. Questions about languages may be featured on my second channel Metatron's Academy. Questions about gaming may be featured on my third channel, Metatron's Protectorate. Looking forward to your questions!

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Alan Hernandez

What Dimension is Archangel Metatron in ? Where can we learn more about him?

Ben Rogers YoungKenobiCustoms

I would be interested to see you do a video with Jacob Hansen doing a good faith explanation video between theologies with historical context

Dario Trujillo

I would love to see more about Roman history, their religions, their languages, their technology, and how much of it we still have today, Especially the origins of the romans and greeks and DEFINITELY MORE ON HISTORICAL WILUSA!!! Love you Metatron best wishes to your family! Just became a 5$ Patron!

Anthony Douglass

What's your thoughts on the TotalWar franchise? I'm into historical games like Attila TotalWar. TotalWar got me more interested in Roman history and Medieval history. Do you like strategy games like TotalWar Attila or Medieval 2 TotalWar? I know Creative Assembly is working on Medieval 3.

KAMI-4201

Since you inquired, I have been interested to hear your thoughts on these: https://youtu.be/B1zYFX83iqk?is=bYlUX4gO1n1n99Ai and https://youtube.com/shorts/1oNSVqJdPEs?is=NJI6tR0GJ6-xWJPk Personally I witnessed the original footage and I saw these vertical eyes in cases in real life too. You probably think I'm a Muppet for considering this as truth and that might not be far off from the truth but at the same time it's not been proven to be incorrect. I keep an open mind and it does make the trajectory of the world make tons more sense. All the best and thanks regardless whether you choose to give this attention or not. I don't call them lyrians by the way but reptilians or saurons. A few years ago I saw the same thing on live TV as well during a royal wedding, on the cable tv in the netherlands. Publicly broadcasted to everyone. But nobody sees what I see, vertical eyes when they glitch out. I'm convinced They Live is our actual reality. I'd like to request to not be named with my surname, since this is highly conspiratorial stuff. Also, if you'd like you don't have to make a video about it. I understand the possible implications in today's climate. But I would like to hear your opinion after inspection. Just text on this as a reply is fine with me too. Up to you. But please at least keep my surname private. You can name Kami4201 all you like if you made a video out of it. Thanks again. And don't feel obligated to, I understand there's a myriad of reasons to reject my request. Love.

Jacob Huppertz

Honestly Metatron I just want to know what I can pray for for you. You don't have to feature this but I want you to also remember that we love you as a brother in Christ above all else and my wife and I are praying for you and your family regularly ❤️

James & Kristi Justin

I have a few questions I'd like to ask you, but for now I'll just pick the one I'm most curious about. How did you come up with the monicker of Metatron? ~ Kristi J. 🙂

RiverlandsMJ

You use a lot of British expressions and you sometimes pronounce words with a slight British accent. Did you first learn english in the UK? I hope that adsense comes to their senses soon but I am very happy to support your bunnissimu work.

Mexsane

I've got two actually! Your favourite Iron Maiden song? Mine is Wasted Years. The second question, what piece of ancient military equipment do you find the most interesting/compelling? Something like a gladius, spatha, scutum, macedonian pike, or something like the linthorax, lorica squamata/segmentata/hamata?

Jeremy Waskom

What do you think the historical significance of medieval alchemy is and it’s impact on the modern day?

Johnson Stoner

If you had to live in any part of roman history from kingdom to byzantine what would you pick.

Thorwald C. Franke

What was the Kolymbethra really? Built by Daedalus on Sicily. Just a swimming pool? No way.

Ray Ousley

What is your opinion of Vlad Tsepesh, AKA Vlad Dracula, the Impaler. Was he a slandered Wallachian patriot, a psychotic monster or a bit of both? Many modern Romanians still honor and respect his efforts to hold the Turks at bey (LOL), despite the horrors credited to him. Hungars and Magyars and Bulgars ...Oh my! 🫅👳‍♂️✝️⚔️

NThrax

I think it would be interesting to see how the Japanese language evolved through the centuries, you could pair the advancement of the tongue along with the technologies and political situations in Japan at the time, perhaps exploring the 19th and 20th centuries as well? I feel like the Meiji era is the last "greately explored" era before the Showa era due to its importance during World War 2. As an adition, when you get the chance to talk about the wartime era in Japan in the 20th century, I'd like to ask, how were swords distributed to NCOs? Were they family heirlooms? How much did the factory produced Gunto-Katana differ from traditional blades, and were they a greater advantage or hinder during combat? How much were swords used in combat during WW2? Why did the factory swords come with a metal scabbard instead of a traditional wooden one? Thank you in advance!

Michael H

I would be interested in seeing comparisons between the Ulfberht sword steel and how that compared to steel from later periods like, say, the Toledo/Spanish steel.

Dal Grimm

Which Latin do you prefer to use? Ecclesiastical (church) Latin, Classical Latin, or Vulgar Latin? Why? And in your opinion between Classical and Vulgar which is the TRUE Latin?

Robert Griffith

How are you able to juggle your family and your work on all your channels?

Michael Martin

Where do you go to find good historical documentation when doing research. How do you sus out good vs bad information.

Andrew

I'm fine with showing name and picture. My question is, what do you think was the best development of armour during the middle ages. By that I mean, was it something like the mass production, fluting, designs etc. I think for me, personally it had to he the brigandine, I have one similar to yours and that balance between, mobility, protection and of course the bling, has it all for me.

Wolflover1997

Was wondering if you do more modernish history and if so your view on the rise of Ulysses S Grant and his achievements?

Chandel

Could you do a video on the historical accuracy of The Passion of the Christ? I just rewatched it, and it raised a bunch of linguistic, cultural, and filmmaking questions for me. How plausible is Pilate speaking Aramaic to the Sanhedrin and Latin with Jesus? Would Roman soldiers really have spoken Aramaic to people in the streets? And where did the Koine Greek go? Please comment on their odd Latin accents and on how first-century Aramaic would sound to a modern Hebrew speaker, because an Israeli friend said they “sounded like cavemen,” almost as if she understood what they were saying. Basically, I’d love to know how things really worked in Roman Judea around AD 30, and how much the film gets right.

Ace Lee

A friend and I are travelling to Italy next year. Can you recommend any interesting and maybe less well known historical/archaeological sites? Thanks!

Morias

I would be quite interested in discussing the dynamics between nomadic, agrarian, and maritime societies. That since BC 221, the formation of an agrarian empire south of the Great Wall has consistently precipitated the rise of vast nomadic confederations to the north—offers a compelling historical framework. In this cycle, the inevitable friction between these two civilizations produces a series of displacements: the defeated are forced westward across China’s Western Regions toward the Pamir Plateau. As these groups from the steppe’s periphery exert pressure on the populations of Central Asia, a subsequent wave of displaced peoples is pushed further west into the eastern reaches of Europe. Thus, every few centuries, a wave of migration from the East impacts Europe, manifesting as the Huns, Tatars, Magyars, Mongols, Turks, and so forth-though the Mongols stand as a notable exception. I would be very interested in exploring the histories of these peoples and examining the complex nature of their interactions with the European world.

Thomas Pedersen

I'd like your take and opinion of the series called unbiased history of rome by dovahhatty

TG1080

Who are the least favorite / most hated politicians in your lifetime? Would Angela Merkel be on that list and how much of modern Europe's migrant problems do you put at her feet?

Jason

I’d love to get your opinion on “King” Arthur, being an Arthurian writer. 🤓🤓

Rance

Would be cool to see a video of you doing a kind of rapid-fire answering for all of the questions you receive. As for what I would ask: as someone fascinated by Viking and Anglo-Saxon history, do you have any particular book or resource recommendations?

tu3sday

How do I know when the horse archers are retreating for -real-?

Travis Fluckiger

What are your top five favorite history mysteries? By which I mean specific parts of history you are deeply interested in learning about that failed to be recorded properly. It could be one favorite if five is too much.

Alan Hernandez

Why are so many Starseeds unemployed at the moment and what is the QFS followed by the Emergency Broadcast System.? Explain

Angelo Tselentis

Dear Raffaello, As a Greek living in Sweden and a supporter of your work through Patreon, I would love to suggest a topic for a future video. I find the so-called “Greece Runestones” scattered across Sweden absolutely fascinating. Many of them commemorate Norsemen who travelled to what they called Grikkland—the lands of the Eastern Roman Empire—and, in several cases, served in Constantinople as members of the legendary Varangian Guard. I believe this meeting of worlds deserves a full episode: pagan—or recently Christianised—Scandinavians travelling thousands of kilometres in search of wealth, glory and military prestige, only to enter the service of the Roman emperors in Constantinople, the capital of the surviving Roman Empire after the fall of the Western imperial government. It would be fascinating to hear you examine who these men were, what the runestones actually tell us, how they travelled from Scandinavia to Constantinople, and what role they played in Roman warfare and society. It is a remarkable point where Scandinavian, Greek-speaking Roman and wider Mediterranean history all intersect. As someone with both a deep knowledge of Rome and the perspective of a proud Sicilian, I think you would be uniquely suited to explore this extraordinary continuation of the Roman story in the East—and the northern warriors who became part of it. Would you ever consider dedicating an episode to the Greece Runestones and the Varangians in the service of Constantinople?

Florencia Barcelona

Can you do more reaction videos based on The Welsh Viking? I watched his channel and found some really interesting stuff. I'd like to know your opinion on what he says about the Knights Templar and the Holy Grail. 🙏🙏🤍

John Brennan

Please provide the origin, translation and cultural significance of the Latin saying, De Mortuis Nihil Nisi Bonum Dicendum Est. How does this saying apply to the modern world?

Mingo Lam

I would like to see a video about origin of Pizza. And all the different style. Is pizza a Roman thing?

Alan Hernandez

What do you know of QFS World Currency Reset followed by The EBS?

Jeff Oliver (AKA Vlad the Impala)

Hello Metatron. I’ve been watching you for a long time. I stumbled across a video that you might be interested in talking about. I don’t really have a problem with the history (although I find the pomposity rather off putting). My objection has to do with the claim that the Bible lied about Babylon. I don’t think the Bible lied about anything since it’s the word of God and God can’t lie. Here’s the link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=chXI5dekXsU&is=Bt8dlb1PFprnhqnT

mentalshatter

Recently @blumineck made a video (YouTube) "FIXING the Odyssey's 12 axe shot (and then doing it!) I'd be curious to see your reaction

Jon GQ

Could you cover the varangians a bit? Maybe their history or gear? They seem fascinating but there's a lot of mixed information about them.

Jess

Have you watched any of The Fat Electrician's videos? He would be a great channel to react to, he never strikes anyone for reacting to his content and is very supportive. He is an incredible storyteller. He mainly talks about soliders in WWII.

Edward Mccallister

Here is a historical question for you. What did Audi Murphy do to get the Medal of Honor

Keast Kannegaard

Can you tell us more about the Martyrs of Otranto? And have you actually been to the church in Otranto?

Toby Bedford

Sooner or later I know I'll be a member raf is a total wealth of academic knowledge I have questions lol

Michael Brigham

I have a hard time thinking American slaves were typically treated poorly (like we are taught in schools in America) when they were on the masters' lands, and therefore somewhat a threat if mistreated. Thoughout all history, have you found slaves actually were treated well, more often than not?

Muroergun47

Im obsessed this question🤨

Irish Colin

What's a good starting point for someone who wants to learn Italian (or any language really) but doesn't have extra money to pay for help?

Irish Colin

I'd love to see a video like that too

Patrick

Have you done any deep dives into Arthurian legend? I just learned recently how many different versions there are and it might be interesting to learn more about that and how they evolved throughout history.

Nancy H

Are you familiar with the patent for the Cryptocurrency System for using body activity data to earn money? It’s a concept patent for using body activity data as a way to verify that a person completed a digital task, which could then earn them cryptocurrency. The patent number is WO2020/060606.

Book Wench

Oh! I guess I should have posted my question here. I am getting on. . . Anyway, I'd like to hear what you think of "The Rise of the Merlin" series on Amazon. It's weird because Merlin is a Christian in it, which is unusual. Great scenery, no brown people, and no pan-sexual neuro-divergent activists in the cast, either. (Probably because it's a Daily Wire production.)

Book Wench

Yes! I just watched "The Rise of the Merlin" on Amazon, and then a few documentaries on Arthur. It's a fascinating legend. I have no idea how much of it is true. Merlin and Arthur are very compelling characters.

Chasenspacen

I'm a little late so I'm not sure you'll see this but I have a theory on how Islam might have came to be. It's kind of a lot to explain. I really just want someone to discuss it with.

Bourbon

Raynald of Châtillon. For the most part in current pop culture he is painted as a bad guy, but some research contradicts that in that he was really just very effective. The movie Kingdom of Heaven depicts the current depiction of him, but what was the actual fact as best that can be determined. Additionally, the movie Kingdom of Heaven was in places accurate, but overall very far from factual. Not sure if you have not reviewed this film, but it might be interesting if you have not. Hope you are feeling better.

Patrick

That’s cool, I was thinking about watching that show actually. What were the documentaries that you watched?

Toby Bedford

Have you ever considered a anthropological link to the Japanese and American Indians all the back to pangea it sounds crazy but I'm hearing a lot of similarities in speech between the two let me know your thoughts on this

Stefan Iliev

Hello, a bit late but I would be very interested in your perspective on the show "Saga of Tanya the Evil"

Pamela

I’ve seen a lot of advertisements for “The Book - A guide to Rebuilding Civilization” - would be interesting to see you do a review on it! https://hungryminds.com/en-ca/products/the-book?tw_source=google&tw_adid=&tw_campaign=22998427895&tw_kwdid=&utm_term=102325&utm_campaign=HM+-+Pmax+-+CAN+-+090825&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&hsa_acc=5116195491&hsa_cam=22998427895&hsa_grp=6622597666&hsa_ad=&hsa_src=x&hsa_tgt=&hsa_kw=&hsa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23150314250&gbraid=0AAAAAqXHbpD9OxK_8NR0LJUhNEW7Jr-3N&gclid=CjwKCAjw25fWBhAVEiwAMopNjvEIXwZukDkt_i6rXhQ6DcHQt6sFTj8bQZXMhiIUMSkTEpXmIN2x-RoCAukQAvD_BwE

Metatron

Thank you so much! I appreciate your prayers!