THE MYTH OF A “LOST WHITE TRIBE” THAT CREATED A GLOBAL RACIAL CASTE SYSTEM…Albinos and th o!i"in o# th Ca$%asian Ra% &s$do'S%inti#i% Tho!is Abo$t a (&!#%t( Ra% Still D!i) Ethni% *ioln% Toda+ Th ida o# th an%int ,hit in)asion…Litho"!a.h o# Hn!+ Mo!ton Stanl+ and Da)id Li)in"ston on th Ri)! R$/i/i- I0a" %o$!ts+ o# Wi1i0dia Co00ons- b+ MICHAEL ROBI2SO2 3 MARCH 45 4678 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999
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$it+ A#!i%a5 d$ to th la%1 o# 1no,ld" abo$t inb!din" bt,n %losl+ !latd .a!nts5 did not $nd!stand ,h+ thi! o## s.!in" ,! bo!n ,ith (,hit s1in-( S%intists sa+5 (Whit s1in( is a #o!0 o# Albinis0 ?a "nti% d#%td o##s.!in" '' la%1in" 0lanin@ 2ot 1no,in" ,h+ thi! thi! (,hit s1innd( o## s.!in"s %a0 abo$t5 A#!i%an 0oth!s and #ath!s b%a0 0o! and 0o! #a!#$l and s$s.i%ions and b"an to s.a!at thi! "!o,in" n$0b! o# (,hit s1innd( o## s.!in"s a,a+ #!o0 th
(bla%1 s1innd( ?.i"0ntd@ .o.$lation ?!o$ndd th0 $.@E)nt$all+ 0ost o# th (,hit s1innd( o## s.!in"s o# (A#!i%an( 0oth!s and #ath!s #o!0d s)!al "!o$.s and b"an to 0i"!at no!th,a!d th!o$"h E"+.t to anoth! a!a o# A#!i%a ,hi%h is no, %alld E$!o.5 s1in" a 0o! hos.itabl li)in" n)i!on0nt and to s%a. th intnsit+ o# th >$ato!ial hot %li0at o# th t h "!at !i)! )all+s and "!at la1s !"ion o# Cnt!al5 East!n and So$th!n A#!i%a ,hi%h ,as thn and still is So$th o# ,hat is no, %alld %all d E"+.tTh (albino( "!o$. 0o)d $. in th 0o$ntaino$s a!a d$!in" th I% A" o! Gla%iations .!iod that lastd tho$sands o# +a!s #$!th! isolatin" th0sl)s #!o0 thi! o!i"inal .a!nt .o.$lation in A#!i%a- And b+ bin" in s$%h isolatd li)in" %ondition #o! s$%h a .!olon"d .!iod th+ also int!b!d int!b!d ?,ithin th
0oth!s and #ath!s ,ho ,! thn and still a! di!%t ds%ndants o# A#!i%an 0oth!s and #ath!sA 0$tation !s$lts in a %han" o# th D2A s>$n% ,ithin a "n o! %h!o0oso0 o# an o!"anis0 !s$ltin" in th %!ation o# a n, %ha!a%t! o! t!ait not #o$nd in th .a!ntal t+.Th blond hai! a0on" th bla%1 A$st!alian abo!i"ins is an
0i"!atd into E$!o. on ho!sba%1 and a nd %on>$!d a s!is o# %$lt$!s ?B!itish histo!ians and Th En%+%lo.dia B!itanni%a@- Whn t!+in" to t!a% .!'histo!i% 0an to E$!o.ans5 it ,as #o$nd that Indo'I!anian lan"$a"s 0a1 $. a 0ao! b!an%h o# th Indo'E$!o.an #a0il+ o# lan"$a"s ?Bo,!5 746@4666 BC R$ssia5 Ch%hns5 A!0nians5 and oth! So$th!n R$ssians a! %onsid!d to ha) Bla%1 2"!o o!i"ins and Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains .o.l ,! on% %lassi#id as (bla%1-( Bla%1 .o.l ha) li)d in So$th!n R$ssia sin% .!histo!i% ti0s and ha) o%%$.id th Bla%1 Sa R"ion sin% th ti0 o# Sn,os!t=Ssost!is ?4666 BC@ ,hn A#!i%ans do0inatd th !"ion- ?SEE HERODOTS O2 THE COLCHIA2S@7: CE 78th'%nt$!+ G!0an anato0ist Johann Bl$0nba%h 1.t a %oll%tion o# 46 h$0an s1$lls5 b$t h #o$nd on s1$ll .a!ti%$la!l+ n%hantin"- “M+ ba$ti#$l t+.i%al
had o# a +o$n" Go!"ian #0al5” h ,!ot5 “al,a+s o# itsl# att!a%ts )!+ +-” Bl$0nba%h 1indld s%inti#i% int!st in ,hitnss ,hn h %lai0d to ha) #o$nd #i) distin%t )a!itis o# h$0an1ind in his %oll%tionWhil h tho$"ht ths )a!itis9,hi%h h %alld “!a%s” in 7:9,! 0o! o! lss >$al in %ha!a%t! and intlli"n%5 Bl$0nba%h !an1d th0 in t!0s o# ,hat h sa, as thi! .h+si%al .!#%tion- Ta1n #!o0 th bod+ o# an $nna0d Go!"ian ,o0an in th Ca$%as$s5 Bl$0nba%hKs #a)o!it s1$ll b%a0 th basis o# his “Ca$%asian” !a%5 and ,ith that5 a s%inti#i% t+.olo"+ o# ,hitnss ,as bo!n- S$..o!tin" th hi!a!%hi%al tho!is o# th n, “!a% s%in%” too1 ,o!15 ,hi%h %an b sn in th st!an"9 and !t!os.%ti)l+ $nbli)abl9dis%o)!is o# lost ,hit t!ibs that .!oli#!atd in th lat 7:th and a!l+ 46th %nt$!is- Whil non o# ths %lans .!o)d to b ,hit in th !a%ial sns intndd b+ <.lo!!s5 th l"a%+ o# ths “lost t!ibs” %ontin$s to >$itl+ b$t indlibl+ sha. th li)s o# 0illions o# .o.l #!o0 R,anda to
IndiaTh lost t!ibs "!, o$t o# th Bl$0nba%hKs %nt!al tho!+ that Ca$%asians ,! th o!i"inal h$0an t+.5 a #o!0 that %han"d9o!5 in his ,o!d5 “d"n!atd”9into oth! !a%ial #o!0s as Ca$%asians 0i"!atd #!o0 an an%st!al ho0land in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains to oth! a!as o# th ,o!ld ,h! th+ n%o$nt!d th ##%ts o# n, %li0ats- This ida ,as bolst!d b+ B!itish s%hola! Willia0 Jons5 ,ho bli)d h had $na!thd )idn% o# an o!i"inal h$0an t+. #!o0 his st$d+ o# lan"$a"s- Findin" st!$%t$!al si0ila!itis a0on" an%int lan"$a"s o# th Wst ?Latin5 Clti%5 An%int G!1@ and th East ?Old &!sian5 Sans1!it@ h .ositd an a!l+ ho0land #o! h$0an1ind so0,h! in th lands that la+ bt,n5 %los to th Ca$%as$s 9as in Bl$0nba%hKs h+.othsis9as ,ll as Mt- A!a!at5 th Bibli%al sit o# th ho0land #o! thos ,ho s$!)i)d th Flood5 "a) ,i"ht to th ida that h$0anit+ #i!st 0!"d in Cnt!al Asia ?this is ,hat th 2ation o# Isla0 ta%hs@
thn 0i"!atd o$t,a!d to .o.$lat oth! !"ions o# th ,o!ld7:th CE B+ th lat 7:th %nt$!+5 this an%int .o.l o# Cnt!al Asia had bn "i)n a na0 A!+ansTh ida that a ,hit !a% had on% $! th ,o!ld ,as not .o.$la!i/d 0!l+ b+ /alots and <no.hobs5 b$t also b+ ladin" 00b!s o# th s%inti#i% %o00$nit+A0on" .s$do s%hola!s o# A#!i%a5 it ,as %alld th “Ha0iti% H+.othsis5” a#t! Ha0 ?o!i"inall+ a0@5 son o# 2oah ?An$=2$@5 ,ho ,as to th05 0ista1nl+ idnti#id as th %o00on an%sto! o# all A#!i%an .o.ls E"+.tolo"ists %alld it th “D+nasti% Ra% Tho!+-” Lin"$ists ds%!ibd it as th “A!+an In)asion Tho!+-” A0on" E$!o.an anth!o.olo"ists5 it ,as %alld th “2o!di% Ra% Tho!+-” Whil a%h o# ths tho!is had its o,n
)a!iations5 th+ all .!o0otd th ida that a li"ht's1innd5 !a%iall+ s$.!io! .o.$lation l#t its an%st!al ho0land to %on>$! E$!o.5 A#!i%a5 and Asia in th an%int .ast78:6s E<.lo!!s5 s%intists5 and %olonial o##i%ials in)ntd <.lanations #o! ,hat had ha..nd to ths ,hit %on>$!o!s- B!itish a!%haolo"ists <%a)atin" th s.%ta%$la! !$ins o# G!at Ni0bab, in th 78:6s did not bli) A#!i%ans ,! %a.abl o# ha)in" .!od$%d s$%h ba$ti#$l and so.histi%atd st!$%t$!sTh!#o!5 th sit di!%to! Ja0s Thodo! Bnt %on%l$dd that a #o!i"n “.!histo!i% !a% b$ilt th !$ins in this %o$nt!+5 a !a% li1 th 0+thi%al &las"i ?,ho ,! a%t$all+ a0iti% Bla%1s@ ,ho inhabitd th sho!s o# G!% and Asia Mino!5 a !a% li1 th 0+thi%al inhabitants o# G!at B!itain and F!an% ,ho b$ilt Stonhn" ?,ho ,! also Bla%1 A#!a1ans@-” Els,h! in A#!i%a5 <.lo!!s idnti#id %lans that th+ bli)d to b th !0nants o# an
a!li! ,hit %on>$!in" #o!% Hn!+ Mo!ton Stanl+ ds%!ibd his n%o$nt! ,ith a “,hit !a% o# A#!i%a” that li)d in th 0o$ntains ,st o# La1 *i%to!iaIn th A!%ti% islands abo) 2o!th A0!i%a5 *ilhal0$! St#ansson !.o!td #indin" a t!ib o# “Blond Es1i0os-” In &ana0a5 Ri%ha!d Ma!sh !t$!nd to th nitd Stats ,ith a #a0il+ o# “,hit Indians-” A%!oss th ,o!ld5 %olonial o##i%ials %at"o!i/d .o.ls9Ain$5 Mao!i5 T$tsi5 B!ah0in9 a%%o!din" to thi! s$..osd %onn%tion to an an%st!al ,hit !a%5 ,hil oth!s9H$t$5 &+"0+5 D!a)idian5 Ati9,! labld nati) o! bla%15 %!atin" a "lobal !a%ial %ast s+st0 that ,as n#o!%d th!o$"h E$!o.an %oloni/ationE<.lo!!s ,!nKt sin" !al .h+siolo"i%al di##!n%s a0on" di##!nt "!o$.s5 th+ ,! int!.!tin" th0 a%%o!din" to %at"o!is o# !a% i0a"ind b+ Bl$0nba%h and #ilt!d th!o$"h .o.$la! idas o# ,hit an%st!+- Whitnss5 a#t! all5 is not a %olo! b$t an ida ?s 787 CE@-
Th! is no si0.l ,a+ to dt!0in an%st!+ a%%o!din" to a .!sonKs .i"0nt- So <.lo!!s si/d .o.l $. b+ thi! hai!5 #a%ial #at$!s5 lan"$a"5 %lothin"5 and %o0.o!t0nt- Ths ,! not anth!o.olo"i%al dis%o)!is o# “,hit t!ibs” b$t .s+%holo"i%al dis%o)!is a Ro!s%ha%h tst in ,hi%h E$!o.ans9%on#!ontd b+ #i"$!s that s0d a0bi"$o$s90ad sns o# th0 $sin" d.l+ hld bli#s abo$t !a% and histo!+ 2on o# ths bli#s t$!nd o$t to b t!$ Blond Es1i0os a! th Co..! In$it ?itlin!0i$t@ o# Ban1s Island9th ds%ndants o# an a!l+ Th$l 0i"!ation o$t o# Asia Th Ain$ o# Ho11aido5 .h+si%all+ distin%t #!o0 th Ja.ans o# oth! islands5 a! "nti%all+ si0ila! to So$th Asian .o.$lations5 not E$!o.an ons Ri%ha!d Ma!shKs “,hit Indians” t$!nd o$t to b C$na Indians ,ho <.!ssd a #o!0 o# albinis0-
7:th C Th o!i"in and lablin" o# th “so %alld” Ca$%asian5 2"!oid5 and Mon"oloid Ra%s b"an in th 7:th Cnt$!+ s%intists5 sta!td !a%ial "!o$.in"s basd on s1in %olo! b+ nat$!alists and anth!o.olo"ists li1 Johann FBl$0nba%h5 JA Gobina$ and HS Cha0b!lain- Ths 0n also >$atd s1in %olo! to .s+%holo"i%al )al$ and i0.o!tan% to !a%- Bl$0nba%h na0d ,hits a#t! th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains b%a$s h tho$"ht th .$!st ,hit .o.l o!i"inatd th!- H didnt s0 to !ali/ th #ollo,in" R$ssia5 Ch%hns5 A!0nians5 and oth! So$th!n R$ssians a! %onsid!d to ha) Bla%1 2"!o o!i"ins and Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains .o.l ,! on% %lassi#id as (bla%1-( 7:th CE 2ot all s%intists s$bs%!ibd to th n,l+ d)lo.d “!a%” tho!is- Ho, h$0an !a%s ,! !latd9i# th+ ,! !latd9 !0aind a 0att! o# dbat in th 7:th %nt$!+S%intists also disa"!d abo$t th
s1in and hai! o! did it to$%h th d.! >$alitis o# t0.!a0nt and intll%tP A0on"st th do$bt!s5 ,as th .!o0innt Cha!ls Da!,in9,ho tho$"ht that th ho0land o# th h$0an s.%is la+ ls,h!5 .!obabl+ in A#!i%a46th %nt$!+ CE B+ th t$!n o# th 46th %nt$!+5 it ,as lod"d #i!0l+ ,ithin th #ilds o# lin"$isti%s5 .h+si%al anth!o.olo"+5 and5 a0on" A#!i%an s%hola!s5 histo!+ and a!%haolo"+7:66s CE In th a!l+ 7:66s5 th A!+an in)asion tho!+ o# India b%a0 .o.$la! ,ith B!ah0in s%hola!s and stats0n ,ho t!id to <.lain5 and so0ti0s d#nd5 th %ast s+st0 ,hi%h .la%d B!ah0ins in .ositions o# .o,!7:6Ks on S%intists "!ad$all+ abandond tho!is o# ,hit in)asion in th d%ads a#t! Wo!ld Wa! II as a !s$lt o# s%inti#i% dis%o)!is5 as ,ll as a n,#o$nd !)$lsion #o!
th <%sss o# !a%ial thin1in" that had ld di!%tl+ to th Holo%a$stW! it not #o! th #a%t that ths tho!is %ontin$ to th!i) and %a$s ha!0 ds.it thi! !.$diation7: and 7:: CE Bt,n 7: and 7:: th a.a!thid "o)!n0nt o# Rhodsia ?no, Ni0bab,@ ,as a"! to .!o0ot th ida that ,hit sttl!s5 not A#!i%ans5 had b$ilt G!at Ni0bab,5 "oin" so #a! as to
an nd5 H$t$s too1 .o,! and $sd th in)asion 0+th to <.!ss thi! "!i)an%s- Th
#indin"s on so %alld (!a%(@47st Cn CE 2o, that th+ ha) ta1n %ont!ol o# )!+thin" and 1no%1d )!+ .o.l do,n5 Th A0!i%an Anth!o.olo"i%al Asso%iation d%la!s th! is no s$%h thin" as !a% ,hi%h is 0!l+ a “so%ial %onst!$%t”- BT th l"a%+ o# ,hit s$.!0a%+ still
!latd to h$0an "nti% diso!d!s and .o.$lation o!i"ins''on o# ths5 Albinis0 in A#!i%an .o.lsK ha)in" !%i)d .a!ti%$la! attntion b%a$s it o##!s n, insi"hts into th histo!i%al 0o)0nt o# .o.ls in s$b'Saha!an A#!i%aAbo$t on in so$th!n A#!i%an bla%1s is a %a!!i! o# an albinis0 0$tation5 a s$!.!isin"l+ hi"h .!)aln% #o! a "nti% diso!d! ,h! th ho0o/+"ot is at a s$!)i)al disad)anta"- It is .ost$latd that th albinis0 %a!!i! 0a+ b at an ad)anta"5 .ossibl+ also ,ith 0ala!ia as th sl%ti) a"ntMos>$itos a! lss li1l+ to ali"ht and ta1 blood #!o0 a li"ht!'s1innd .!son and th$s th albinis0 %a!!i! 0a+ b at an ad)anta" o)! da!1!'s1innd .o.l ?0ala!ia st$dis@ 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999
9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 99999999999999 A !a!5 "nti%all+ inh!itd %ondition ?O%$lo%$tano$s albinis0 OCA@ .assd on b+ both .a!nts to thi! o##s.!in"5 th!o$"h inb!din"…--
&o.l ,ith .al s1in a! a !lati)l+ !%nt addition to th h$0an !a%- &o.l !.!od$% in ISOLATIO2 th$s5 %!atin" 0o! o# thi! o,n 1indAlbinis0 in h$0ans is %onsid!d a diso!d! %ha!a%t!i/d b+ th %o0.lt o! .a!tial absn% o# .i"0nt in th s1in5 hai! and +s- Albinis0 !s$lts #!o0 inh!itan% o# !%ssi) "n allls and is 1no,n to a##%t all )!tb!ats5 in%l$din" h$0ans- It is d$ to absn% o! d#%t o# t+!osinas5 a %o..!' %ontainin" n/+0 in)ol)d in th .!od$%tion o# 0lanin- Th albinis0 s+nd!o0 sho,s .a!allls ,ith si%1l %ll an0ia- Th %a!!i! o# th si%1l %ll 0$tation is at an ad)anta" in
!"ions ,h! 0ala!ia is h+.!nd0i%5 ,hi%h in%l$ds la!" a!as o# A#!i%aC+sti% Fib!osis ,as tho$"ht to b a disas that a##%ts 0ostl+ E$!o.ans5 b$t th! a! st$dis that no, %on#i!0 that th 0ost li1l+ o!i"in o# th 0$tation is th A#!i%an Continnt- C+sti% #ib!osis ?CF@ ,as #i!st ds%!ibd in E$!o. in th lat 7:6s- It ,as lat! sho,n to b s$!.!isin"l+ %o00on ,ith5 on a)!a"5 on in 46 indi)id$als o# E$!o.an o!i"in %a!!+in" a CF 0$tation- It ,as ,idl+ bli)d to b absnt o! )!+ !a! in Bla%1 A#!i%ans- Onl+ a hand#$l o# A#!i%an Bla%1s and do%$0ntd a0on"st a #, A#!i%an' A0!i%ans ?so0 said b%a$s o# ad0i
Bibli%al E)idn% o# Whit S1in
Man+ %ass o# indi)id$als t$!nin" ,hit o%%$! in th J,ish bibli%al histo!+ Whn God ,antd to sho, Moss a 0i!a%l5 h t$!nd his hand (,hit as sno,( thn God t$!nd his hand ba%1 a"ain to its o!i"inal %olo! o# bla%1In an%int Is!al ,hn a 0an had a ,hit s.ot on his s1in o! ,hit o! +llo, hai!5 o! ,hit s1in so0,hat !ddish5 h ,as .!ono$n%d $n%lanAll .o.l ,ho ,! )i%ti0s o# this sha0#$l disas ,! isolatd o$tsid o# th %a0. o! %it+ and s"!"atdTh Whit Ra% has th "nti% inabilit+ and absn% o# 0lanin to .!od$% th di##!nt s1in .i"0nts sn th!o$"ho$t th ,o!ld- That absn% o# s1in .i"0nt %!ats th inabilit+ to .!od$% %olo!s- As a !s$lt5 $n%olo!d o! ,hit s1in is .!od$%d- Whit Ra% "ns a! at a !%ssi) "lobal $n%t$!- R%ssi) "ns dlinat bod+ %ha!a%t!isti%s that a! 0as1d o! not <.!ssd ,hn a %ont!astin" do0inant bla%1 o! b!o,n "n o! t!ait is .!snt- Th
bla%1=b!o,n "ns %!at .o.l ,ho ha) %$!l+ hai! and ,hos s1in is asil+ tanndAs th !%ssi) "n disa..a!s5 anth!o.olo"ists a! !$shin" to !%lassi#+ th ,o!lds Bla%1 and B!o,n Ra%s- Th!o$"h (Ca$%asian !a%ial n"in!in"( so0 B!o,n Ra%s ha) b%o0 h+.othti%all+ (Whit-( It has in%!asd th Whit Ra% totals ,ith a lo.sidd a..o!tion0nt n$0b!in" s+st0- Th s+st0 has bn dsi"nd to <.and and
Atlanti% saboa!d b%a$s o# th a)ailabilit+ o# *ita0in'D'!i%h salt',at! #ish- This “"oodnss' o#'#it” o# th albinoids in this no!th!n n)i!on0nt ,as d$ to th 0o! ##i%int *ita0in D .!od$%tion and $tili/ation in th ,hitnd s1in in ths s$nli"ht'd#i%int latit$ds and btt! %old !sistan% ?“E%hos o# th Old Da!1land” b+ Cha!ls Fin%h III5 MD5 a do%to! o# 0di%in5 Yal@Th I% A" had th .!a%ti%al ##%t o# isolatin" this 0a!"inal "!o$. #!o0 oth! .o.$lations #o! a .!olon"d .!iod5 .!o0otin" a %onsan"$init+ that ,o$ld ha) allo,d th !%ssi) albinoid "ns to <.!ss and .!o.a"at th0sl)s- C!ation o# a n, !a% )ia d' .i"0ntation is %onsistnt ,ith th tndn%+ in nat$! o# n, s.%is and s$bs.%is to #o!0 o$t o# 0a!"inal "!o$.s that ha) b%o0 isolatd #!o0 thi! “.a!nt” .o.$lations and s$b%td ab!$.tl+ to
s0s as "ood a s.%$lation sin% th #ossil data and "nti% data both s0 to !$l in #a)o! o# a %o00on5 Bla%1 A#!i%an an%st!+ #o! all 0an1ind&o.l ,ith 2at$!al Blond Hai! a! Disa..a!in" and ,ill b E
th ,o!ld ,ith a %on$!d'$. s+st0 o# so' %alld (statisti%al n$0b!s o# non't!$th( to i0.lant n, s$..ositions and bli#s-
466 BCE '7666 CE Th Sinhals Lan"$a" is an Indo'E$!o.an lan"$a" o# th Indo'A!+an #a0il+- Th a!list s$!)i)in" s.%i0ns o# th lan"$a" a! b!i# ins%!i.tions on !o%1s in B!ah0i Ltt!s #!o0 466 BC- Th 0ost %onsid!abl a0o$nt o# datd A!+an lan"$a" dats to abo$t AD 7666 ?En%+%lo.dia B!itanni%a5 @Lin"$isti%s lin1 th I!anian lan"$a" to A#!i%an lan"$a"s- I!anian lan"$a"s in%l$d ,ith th A!abi% lan"$a"- A!abi% blon"s to th S0iti% lan"$a" "!o$.- S0iti% blon"s to Ethio.i% and Hb!,''.o.l ,ho li)d in on o# Bla%1 A#!i%as "!atst %i)ili/ations-
Ca$%asians %annot )alidat thi! !$di0nt Whit %i)ili/ation- It has bn .!o)n that %i)ili/ation sta!td in th "!at !i)! )all+s o# A#!i%a in th F!til C!s%nt5 ,h! h$0ans o!i"inatd66 AD Th En%+%lo.dia B!itannia o$tlins th la%1 o# o! absn% o# histo!i%al so$!%s to t!a% th .!o%ss o# S,dish E<.ansion and th *i1in" E!a a!o$nd AD 66- Th sa0 is t!$ #o! Dn0a!1- It is ,!ittn''Th #i!st t!$st,o!th+ ,!ittn )idn% o# a 1in"do0 o# Dn0a!1 blon"s to th a!l+ *i1in" &!iod- Ro0an 1no,ld" o# this %o$nt!+ ,as #!a"0nta!+ and $n!liabl- Th sa0 is said #o! th oth! S%andina)ian %o$nt!is6'766 S$..osdl+ th S%andina)ian *i1in" A" C$!!ntl+5 th S0ithsonian M$s$0 is in)itin" .o.l to
Canada
0ino!itis in th 0ast!0ind s%h0 ,hn th statisti%al n$0b!s o# ab$ndant %!a#tinss a! .!sntd "loball+Histo!+ sho,s that dis%!i0ination in this %o$nt!+ o%%$!s in all !a%s that a! not %onsid!d Ca$%asian78 CE In 78 th Cali#o!nia S$.!0 Co$!t !$ld that Chins %iti/ns ,! not .!0ittd to tsti#+ a"ainst Whits- In 7884 th Chins E<%l$sion A%t bannd all i00i"!ation #!o0 China7:7 CE In 7:75 Cali#o!nia d%la!d Asians inli"ibl #o! %iti/nshi. and .!ohibitd .!o.!t+ o,n!shi.7:4 CE In 7:4 th 2ational O!i"ins A%t <%l$dd 0ost Asians #!o0 0i"!atin" to th SWith th o$tb!a1 o# Wo!ld Wa! II on h$nd!d and tn tho$sand ?7765666@ Ja.ans A0!i%ans ,! !lo%atd to int!n0nt %a0.s-
7:4 CE It ,as onl+ in 7:4 that Asians bo!n o$tsid th S ,! .!0ittd to b%o0 %iti/ns''b$t no, ha) bn t!0d th “idal 0ino!it+-” Most Bla%1s and Latinos %ontin$ to b s$b%td to
!alit+ th ldst@ son o# 2oah5 to b th #ath! o# th Bla%1 Ra%-( a0 ?%o!!$.td to Ha0@ is th #ath! o# th &al Ra% ?th+ %han"d it to Bla%1 !a%@ b%a$s h ,as %$!sd and (%ond0nd to Hll( stats in" Ja0s and his ta0 o# E$!o.an Int!.!t!s- In Gn- :78'4: Ha0 is th !%i.int o# a %$!s''(Lt Canaan b %$!sd-( Canaanits ,! Bla%1B!b! ds%!ibs th indi"no$s Ca$%asoid .o.l o# 2o!th!n A#!i%a ?s%hola!l+ Whit di%tiona!+ and n%+%lo.dia@5 b$t B!b! is d#ind as .o.l ,ho s.a1 Ha0iti%=S0iti% Lan"$a"s5 that 0an B!b!s ,! Bla%1- Th C$shit ?Ethio.ian@ and an%int E"+.tian also s.o1 so'%alld S0iti% Lan"$a"sa0 ?Ha0@5 th O!i"inato! o# th &al Ra% (th a%%$!sd( and all his ds%ndants ,ill b da0nd-
E$!o%nt!i% %h$!%h o##i%ials d)lo.d a 0ind' st o#” hathn Bla%1s( to d)is and #o!0$lat d%.ti) histo!i%al attit$ds and )i,.ointsTh &al .o.l ,ho bli) th+ a! th “A!+an” 2ation5 #l its "!o$. dos th on' "oin" ,o!1 o# Js$s th Ch!ist in !'"ath!in" His .o.l5 %allin" His .o.l to a stat #o! thi! nation to !in" in His in"do0&als bli) that Ada05 0an o# Gnsis5 is th .la%in" o# th Whit Ra% $.on this Ea!th- 2ot all !a%s ds%nd #!o0 Ada0 ?ds.it th #a%t that th Bibl stats Ada0 is th #ath! o# all “0an1ind”@- Ada0 is th #ath! o# th Whit Ra% onl+ ?a%%o!din" to th05 Ada0 in th o!i"inal Hb!, lan"$a" is t!anslatd (to sho, blood in th #a% t$!n !os+-( Gnsis 7@Th Boo1 o# Ana1=Eno%h a0iti%=Ethio.i% A$tho!shi. Th Boo1 o# Eno%h'',hi%h is th a!list bibli%al !%o!d o# anti>$it+ and th
a!list boo1 o# a0iti% a$tho!shi. is ,idl+ >$otd th!o$"ho$t th in" Ja0s *!sion o# th Bibl- Th Boo1 o# Eno%h ,as #o$nd a0on" th Dad Sa S%!olls in th %a)s o# th $0!an- Ana1=Eno%h ,as An$Ks=2oahKs "!and#ath! and Mth$slahKs #ath!Mth$slah ,as th oldst 0an in th Bibl li)in" to b ::Th Boo1 o# Eno%h is )idnt that th nti! C!ation o# Ha)n and Ea!th d.i%td b+ in" Ja0s and his t!anslato!s has not bn ta$"ht in A0!i%aKs %h$!%hs- in" Ja0s and his t!anslato!s $sd 0ani.$lati)s to "ain %ont!ol and .$!.osl+ hid a0iti%=Ethio.i% a$tho!shi.P Th BOO OF E2OCH ,as ,!ittn b#o! th boo1 o# Gnsis5 and is a0iti% ?%o!!$.td to Ha0@- a0=Ha0 ,as th O!i"inato! o# th Bla%1 Ra% ?Wbst!Ks Di%tiona!+@- ?B!o,n5 Ronald - BOO OF E2OCH5 San Antonio5 T
Gnsis and th %!ation o# Ha)n and Ea!thIn Gnsis 7 God o!d!s Cain o$t o# th Ga!dn o# Edn- Cain "os o$t #!o0 th .!sn% o# th LORD5 and d,lls in th land o# 2$Kt=2od5 on th East o# Edn- Th! h 1n, his ,i# ?0att!=da!1nss@ and %on%i)d- “Th Land o# 2od” a..a!s !i"ht th! in th Fo$!th Cha.t! o# Gnsis- I# Ada0 and E) ,! th #i!st t,o .o.l on a!th5 ,hat and ,h! ,as th Land o# 2odP Th ,o!d “Gnsis” is “Ba!a” ?dis!s.%t#$ll+ %alld “ba!aKshiit” in so' %alld Hb!,@5 an A#!i%an=Edni% lan"$a" that Wst!n .hilolo"ists in th 78th Cnt$!+ %lassi#id as .a!t o# th #a0il+ o# lan"$a"sB'!asht s$""st th “!%!ation”- ?A#!i%an H!ita" Bibl5 7@L.!os+ a0on" th Hb!,s and Sno,'Whit Mi!ia0 7th %nt$!+ B-C In 7th %nt$!+ B-C-5 .la"$s ,! nd0i% th!o$"h th Middl East and E"+.t- Th Boo1 o# 2$0b!s tlls $s that
Mi!iKa0 and Aa!on5 sist! and b!oth! to Moss5 !)oltd a"ainst thi! b!oth!Ks lad!shi. ?so0on !blld a"ainst a0iti% Lad!shi.@- Th+ %lai0 thi! !ason #o! Mi!ia0 and Aa!on !bllin" is that Moss b%a$s h had 0a!!id an Ethio.ian ?tho$"h Mi!ia05 Aa!on5 M$sa and th Ethio.ians a! all Bla%1@And th+ said5 Hath th Lo!d indd s.o1n onl+ to MossP Hath h not s.o1n also b+ $sP” Thi! %halln" to Moss an"!d GodAs a .$nish0nt “Mi!ia0 b%a0 l.!o$s5 ,hit as sno,” ?G!nb!"5 7:@7 CE As E$!o.ans ,! b$s+ lablin" th nti! Bla%1 Ra% as %$!sd and a%%$!sd5 a #ai!' hai!d En"lish .h+si%ist %a0 $. ,ith th %olo! s.%t!$0 in 7 that dis.$ts th (Whit E$!o.an Ha0iti% Tho!+-( Th tho!+ dnots that i# 2oah and his ,i# ,! Ca$%asoid5 it ,o$ld ha) bn i0.ossibl to .!od$% th! di##!nt !a%s o# .o.l-
Th +s to th Colo!s Tho!+ ,as .!o)n b+ 2,ton o)! 66 +a!s a"o5 b$t An$Ks son is a0 ?%o!!$.td to Ha0@5 ,ho0 .al .o.l sa+ is th (Fath! o# th Bla%1 Ra%-( Si! Isaa% 2,ton ,as %!ditd ,ith th dis%o)!+ o# th %olo! s.%t!$0- Th tho!+ .!snts solid .!oo# that bla%1 is th #o$ndation o! bas #o! all %olo!s- 2,ton ,as th %lb!atd Whit En"lish .h+si%ist ,ho too1 a "lass .!is0 and .assd a ba0 o# s$nli"ht th!o$"h it- Whn th li"ht .assd th!o$"h th .!is05 it #o!0d a !ainbo, h lat! %alld th %olo! s.%t!$0B+ 0i
2,tons so'%alld dis%o)!+ o# th %olo! s.%t!$0 sho,s 0o! )alidit+ as it .oints to an A#!i%an o!i"in than th 0an+ +a!s o# !sa!%h and lon" d!a,n o$t s%inti#i% tho!is to dis.a!a" and dis0iss Bla%1 %$lt$! and histo!+?all +o$ nd is a s0all bo< o# C!a+ola C!a+ons %ontainin" th! %!a+ons and a sht o# .a.! to .!o) th +s to th %olo!s@Albinos o%%$! in all !a%s o# 0an1ind and in all ani0al "!o$.sTh albionoti% %ondition a!iss #!o0 a distin%t h!dita!+ int!#!n% ,ith th no!0al #$n%tion o# 0lano%+ts- Th n/+0 t+!osinas is n%ssa!+ #o! th #o!0ation o# 0lanin and dt!0ins th %olo! o# th s1in5 hai!5 and +s- Most %hild!n ,ith albinis0 a! bo!n to .a!nts ,ho ha) no!0al hai! and + %olo! #o! thi! thni% ba%1"!o$nds-
787:'7:67 CE On o# th 0ost "lo!io$s .!iods o# En"lish Histo!+ ,as that o# th !i"n o# $n *i%to!ia ?787:'7:67@- Th *i%to!ians
,o! ,hit ,i"s and .o,d!d thi! s1in to a %hal1+ ,hit .!obabl+ in a, o# thi! an%sto!s- Si0ila!l+5 th .o,d!d ,hit ,i" ,o!n b+ A0!i%an %olonial !a “ill$0inati” !#l%td th ,a!!s abilit+ to a##o!d l$<$!+ it0s and idnti#id hi0 as on o# th d$%atd lit 9999999999999999999 9999999999999999999 9999999 In Bibli%al ti0s .o.l ,ith albinis0 ,! banishd o! th!o,n o$t5 and #o!%d to li) in %olonis $st as .o.l ,ith l.!osa!ia o! Hansns Disas ,! #o!%d to li) in l.! %olonis and a,a+ #!o0 oth! .o.l- Th Bla%1 Ra% bli)d that God ,as dli)!in" $d"0nt on a #a0il+ ,ith albinis0 and that th indi)id$al ,ith albinis0 is %$!sd o! is th 0bodi0nt o# sinWhit's1innd .o.l %a0 into
0oth!s and #ath!s in A#!i%a- A si/abl n$0b! o# ths Bla%1 .a!nts .!od$%d5 !%td and thn %ast o$t o# th %o00$nit+ thi! "nti% d#%ti) albino o##s.!in" to li) a,a+ #!o0 th no!0al bla%1 s1in'.i"0ntd .o.$lation- Th! ,! %olonis o# albinos #o!0d ,hi%h )nt$all+ 0i"!atd no!th,a!d to E$!o.5 to s%a. th intnsit+ o# th >$ato!ial s$n o# th So$th!n h0is.h! ?Wlsin"5 4@D$!in" Bibli%al Ti0s5 Albinos ,! ost!a%i/d- Th sa0 thin" is ha..nin" toda+ ,hn Albinis0 o%%$!s in so%it+- Albinos a! ost!a%i/d b+ thi! o,n #a0ilis''s.%iall+ in Bla%1 #a0ilis ,h! th di##!n% in s1in %olo! is 0o! distin%t- So0 #l that th ost!a%i/in" o# Albinos d$!in" Bibli%al ti0s is th onl+ lo"i%al <.lanation o# ho, th Whit Ra% %a0 into
(as Whit as .$! d!i)n sho,( ,ith blond hai! that is al0ost Whit- Th t,o "!o$.s o# .o.l sho, a st!on" )idn% th+ ,! .a!t o# th %o0.osition o# th Albini%=Whit Ra% that 0o)d no!th,a!d- Whit E$!o.an "nti%ists that th $nion o# t,o albinos ,ill .!od$% %hild!n that a! a##%td ,ith albinis0 ha) )alidatd it- Th .a!nts o# albinos a! o#tn %onsan"$ino$s sin% it in%!ass th li1lihood that both ,ill .ossss th sa0 "n- Th Albionti% %ondition %!ats an
%alld t+!osin- T+!osin is %olo!lss and is .!snt in all %lls- In th s1in %lls o# 0ost h$0an bin"s th! is at last on "n ,hos ob is to 0an$#a%t$! t+!osin- I# th "n is o# a t+. that %an #o!0 %onsid!abl >$antitis o# t+!osinas5 th s1in %ll is li1 a ,ll'sta##d #a%to!+An Albinos "ns do not #o!0 t+!osinas at all 2o t+!osinas o%%$!s in thi! %lls and no 0lanin %an b #o!0d- S$%h .o.l ha) )!+ #ai! s1in5 ,hit hai!5 and no .i"0nt at all in thi! +s- Th +s loo1 !ddish b%a$s s0all blood )ssls %an b sn th!o$"h th t!ans.a!nt %olo!lss i!is o# th + ?Bo+d U Asi0o)5 4@-
Giant 2.hili0 #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains A2D THERE WERE GIA2TS I2 THE
EARTH I2 THOSE DAYS ' Gnsis Vnot ho, it sa+s I2 th a!th Co.+!i"ht 2ao0i Ast!al X 4674 Giant 0+tholo"+ is #o$nd all o)! th ,o!ld bla%1 "iants5 !d s1innd "iants5 b!o,n and o!intal "iants b$t this a!ti%l #o%$ss onl+ on s.%i#i% E$!o.an 0+tholo"+5 tho$"h th! a! lin1s abo$t oth!s at th nd o# th .a" 2ot all "iants ,! bad and th+ ,!nt all !latd to th 2.hili0 h+b!ids- D$!in" th ti0 o# th Ro0an 0.i!5 th! ,! abo!i"inal h$0ans and abo!i"inal "iants li)in" in E$!o.Th Ro0an a!0+ ,ith th hl. o# h+b!id !a%s sla$"ht!d and dis.la%d all th abo!i"inals Vabho! th o!i"inal o# E$!o. ' a%%o!din" to E$!o.an his'sto!+- Th Ro0ans !%o!dd ,a!s ,ith "iant !a%s and )n !%!$itd th0 into thi! !an1s5 a%%o!din" to thi! !%o!ds78th %nt$!+ CE ntil a!o$nd th 78th %nt$!+5 at last ,ild0n t!ibs ,! %lassi#id as h$'
0an and !%o!dd as s$%hIn Gnsis5 Ada0 ,as %!atd #!o0 CLAY- A si0ila! CREATIO2 STORY is !%o$ntd in th SMERIA25 E.i% o# Gil"a0sh ,h! Ada0 is !#!!d to as5 An1aKta=E2ID ' and ds%!ibd as a 0an'bast %o)!d in hai!- Both a%%o$nts ha) si0ila! "ods5 d0ons and an"ls ' ,ith th sa0 .i% #lood and 2oahs A!1- Man+ 0od!n ,!it!s !#! to E2ID o! ADAM o! 2EA2DERTHAL-Ada0 b%a0 #ath! to Cain and Abl---Cain ,as notd #o! th 0$!d! o# his b!oth!5 AblAnoth! !o$nd o# "iants ,as said to b .!od$%d b+ Ja.th5 on o# 2oahKs sons- Ja.thKs t,o ldst sons5 Go0! and Ma"o" ,! $sd to %!at t,o "iant=2.hili0 !a%s ,hi%h 0!"d #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains5 Go" and Ma"o" 0ad a .a%t ,ith d0oni% ntitis and in !t$!n ,! !,a!dd ,ith o##s.!in" and ds%ndants ,ho ,! st!on"! and "i)n o%%$lt 1no,ld"-
V0o! on Go" U Ma"o" lat!D$!in" th 0iddl a"s5 th! ,! #i) di##!nt !a%s o# ,ild0n !%o"nisd and %lassi#id as H+s.ani5 Diabolii5 Solita!ii and H+s.aniBi//a!l+5 7:6 Ma!+ Ma"daln .aintin" in M$ni%h Vabo) .aintd in 7:6- Ma!+ Ma"daln and 0an+ o# th bibl %ha!a%t!s and saints ,! o#tn d.i%td as na1d5 hai!+ "iants- Ma!+ ,as %onsid!d as blon"in" to th Solat!ii t!ibTh )idn% is !%o!dd in Mdi)al a!t and ,!itin"s&ROMETHES5 A2CIE2T EGY&T U THE CACASS MO2TAI2S GodK had i0.!isond A/a/Kl and S0a/a ?a0KAsa@ in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains as a .$nish0nt #o! thi! %!ation o# th
"iants=2.hili0=0n o# #a0=0n o# old=sons o# "od as th+ ,! 1no,n- Th a0iti% S%intist A/a/Kl ?AsaKEl@ and S0a/a ?a0KAsa@ %!atd ths "iants and "a) th0 ad)an%d ,a.ons5 .!o"!a00d th0 #o! ,a! and inhabitd thi! bodisTh G!1s tll a si0ila! sto!+ o# N$s ,ho i0.!isond “&!o0th$s” ?the Vedic pra math , "to steal," hence pramathyu-s , "thief", cognate with "Prometheus", the thief of fire. The Vedic myth of fire's theft by Mātariśvan is an analog to the ree! account. Pramantha
in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains #o! %!atin" a F!an1nstinK h+b!idwas the tool used to create fire
Th an%int E"+.tians s.o1 abo$t a !a% th+ %!atd 5666 +a!s a"o #!o0 th hai!+ a.'0an V0on1+=0on'1+- This %!ation ,as said to ,!a1 ha)o% a0on" th ho0o'sa.ins5 so th E"+.tians !o$ndd th0 $. and i0.!isond th0 in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains ,hi%h th+ %alld E$!o.aK VE$!o5 #!o0 Yo!$ba@- Th sto!+ !lats5 that th E"+.tian5 Moss VT$tK0ossP ,as snt to th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains to %i)ilisd
th05 "i)in" th0 lan"$a"5 ,!itin" and 1no,ld"- Th+ 0i"!atd so$th and %on>$!d th abo!i"ins o# E$!o. and )nt$all+5 th !st o# th ,o!ldTh R$ssianKs ha) an%int t$b ' th s%intist=.!ist ,ho is said to ha) %!atd a THIRTEE2TH TRIBE ' an <.!i0nt ,hi%h ,as to last #o! 5666 +a!s- A#t! %!atin" ha)o%5 this ?so0 %lai0 H+s1os@ t!ib ,! banishd to th Ca$%as$s 0o$ntains ,h! th+ li)d in %a)s and !)!td to ani0alisti% bha)io$!-
A#t! 45666 +a!s th E"+.tian Moss ,nt to th 0o$ntains and %i)ili/d ths "iants ta%hin" th0 ho, to %oo1 and b$ild and ,!itMoss "a) th0 th la,s #!o0 thi! %!ato!5 Ya%$b Vth 76 %o00and0nts so!%!+5 da!1 0a"i%1 and ho, to di)id and %on>$! th nations- S$..osdl+ th+ ,! told that a#t! 5666 +a!s5 th+ ,o$ld b dst!o+dIn this book Dr. Clyde Winters will discuss the history and anthropology of Africa’s rst civilization !he "aa Confederation. !he "aa Confederation was the original ho#eland of the $gyptians% "ande% &u#erians % $la#ites and Dravidian speaking people. I call these people 'roto(&aharans or "aaites. !hey worshipped ð and A#on)A##a. Dr. Clyde Winters is an anthropologist and educator. *e has taught $ducation and +inguistic courses at ,overnors &tate -niversity and &aint avier -niversity(Chicago.
ORIGI2 OF THE GIA2TS OF GERMA2Y Go0!s ds%ndants th Go0!ians Va1a th Ci00!ians lat! %a0 into %on#li%t ,ith th ds%ndants o# Ma"o"5 ,ho lat! b%a0 1no,n as th S%+thiansK- Th S%+thians )nt$all+ d!o) th Ci00!ians ,st into Cnt!al and East!n E$!o.5 ,h! th+ b%a0 th Bla%1 G!0ansK-
So0 o# th ds%ndants o# Go0! %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ,st,a!d5 )nt$all+ .o.$latin" all o# E$!o.- So0 o# th ds%ndants o# Ma"o" %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ast,a!d5 .o.$latin" Cnt!al Asia5 China5 and India5 lat! 0i"!atin" a%!oss th sa to %on>$! A$st!alia and 2, Naland- Both th ds%ndants o# Go0! VGo" and Ma"o" %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ,st,a!d and ast,a!d !s.%ti)l+ $ntil th+ #inall+ 0t $. in th A0!i%as5 and th A0!i%as has !"$la!l+ %han"d hands bt,n Go" and Ma"o" )! sin%Th a%%o$nts o# "iants in A0!i%an Indian 0+tholo"+ Vs Lo)lo%1 %a)K- S%ond is th s$ddn %han" in an%int E$!o.an5 Ma+an and S$0!ian s.i!it$alit+ ,hi%h ss th ,holsal int!od$%tion o# h$0an sa%!i#i%- Th "iants ,! said to !"$la!l+ sa%!i#i% to thi! "ods and thi!dl+5 th s$ddn %olla.s o# ad)an%d an%int !a%sI2DO'ERO&EA2 DESCE2DA2TS OF
MAGOG Th Indo'E$!o.an ds%ndants o# Ma"o" a! ,ll attstd in th lit!at$! o# th an%int &!sians and Indians as bin" tall5 blond5 bloodthi!st+ %on>$!o!s 1no,n #o! thi! $s o# th %ha!iot in battl- Indian histo!+ is .a!ti%$la!l+ !i# ,ith "no%idal in)asions b+ blond "iants- Th an%int &!sians also !%o!d th "!at hi"ht o# ths .o.l and thi! "!at s1ill in battl5 as ,ll as th hi"h d"! o# so.histi%ation o# thi! ,a.ons and a!0o$!Ths A!+anK ds%ndants o# Ma"o" in)add th!o$"ho$t Asia and st th0sl)s $. as th !$lin" %lasss o)! th abo!i"inal .o.$lations5 ,ho0 th+ %onsid!d to b in#!io!- Ths "iants ,! )nt$all+ assi0ilatd into th nati) .o.$lations5 .!oo#
so$th!n sho!s o# th Bla%1 Sa5 ,! said to b a sli"htl+ 0o! %i)ili/d ba!ba!ian5 V,hi%h ,as th na0 th Ro0ans "a) th0 d)lo.d !$lin" d+nastis o)! th .o.ls that th+ had %on>$!d- Ho,)!5 th d!isi) t!0 Sa%aK a..lid to th Go0!ians !#!s to th sa%1sK that th+ $sd to sto! th boot+ that th+ had .l$nd!d #!o0 thos ,ho0 th+ had %on>$!dTHE CELTS ' VWERE 2OT I2DIGI2OS TO ERO&E BT TOO O2 THEIR IDE2TY Th A0o!it d+nast+ o# Bab+lon ,as li1l+ Ci00!ian in o!i"in5 as th so$th!n Ci00!ians also %ont!olld 5 th A!abian .nins$la and Canaan-Th Bab+lonian and A0o!it !$l!s ,! 1no,n #o! ha)in" Ca$%asian and )n Clti% %ha!a%t!isti%s Vth Clts bin" th lat! ds%ndants o# th Ci00!ians- Th+ ,! ds%!ibd as bin" )!+ tall and ha)in" blond hai!5 ,a!in" "old n%1la%s5 o! (to!>$s( and !idin" %ha!iots- It is hi"hl+ .!obabl that at last
th !$lin" %lass o# th A0o!its ,! Ci00!ian in an%st!+C+%lids=&hon%ians=Sa &o.ls=Sh.a!ds=annanits ' o#tn %alld Titans'T$tons-
S%+thian b$!ial o# nobl0an VR$ssia ' th+ ,o$ld b$!+ thi! ho!ss and t!as$!s in th 0o$nd2OW2 AS THE HYSOS5 THEY I2*ADED EMET=EGY&T In th s%ond 0illnni$0 BC th so$th!n Ci00!ians .nt!atd and %on>$!d Canaan as #a! as E"+.t5 ,h! th+ ,! 1no,n as th H+1sos VSh.h!d in"s- Th Go0!ians and !latd .o.ls 0a+ also ha) bn th Sa &o.lsK =&hon%ians =ha/a!s=G!0ani% t!ibs that had in)add Canaan5 E"+.t and 2o!th A#!i%a so0 ti0 lat!5 d$!in" th 74th %nt$!+ BC- Th+ too1 on th idntit+ o# thos th+
%on>$!dTh A!+an In)asion tho!+K ill$st!atd Th ,st!n th!$st o# th so$th!n Ci00!ians also in%l$dd in%$!sions so$th into Canaan- Thi! .!i0a!+ ,st!n th!$st5 ho,)!5 .nt!atd as #a! as S.ain and a%!oss to ,st!n A#!i%a in th so$th,st5 and )nt$all+ all o# so$th!n E$!o.- Man,hil5 thi! no!th!n %o$sins .nt!at E$!o. #!o0 th no!thast and %on>$!d R$ssia5 Cnt!al E$!o.5 S%andina)ia5 and th B!itish IslsTHE TITA2S WERE SIM&LY THESE GIA2TS WHO WERE RE*ERED AS GODS A#t! th Sa%a nt!d into ..! &h!+"ia5 th+ b"an %allin" th0sl)s TitansK and "a) A%0on th titl o# Most Hi"h- Th &honi%ian histo!ian San%honiathon5 %on#i!0s that this .!in% ,as add!ssd as th Most Hi"h5 o! Elion Vsi0ila! to Hb!, Elohi0 ' in th &honi%ian ton"$5 and Altissi0$s in th G!1- A#t! his dath5 A%0ons .o.l still !%1ond hi0 a0on" th 2$0b! o# th GodsK5 and his %hild!n %ontin$d to o##! sa%!i#i%s and
oblations to hi0- H ,as s$%%dd in all his do0inions b+ his "iant son !an$s5 ,ho b+ th Titans ,as also ,o!shi.d as a "od- Whn th G!1s o# an%int ti0s %a0 $nd! th do0inan% o# th Titans5 th+ nth$siasti%all+ 0b!a%d th "iants !li"io$s bli#s and also ,o!shi..d !an$s as5 a Man o# Ha)nK F!o0 this sin"l #a0il+ o# "iant Go0a!ians5 .!in%s %a0 thos ,ho ha) .assd #o! th "!atst and an%int "ods o# th hathn ,o!ldK ELIJAH5 THE BIBLICAL &RO&HET DE&ICTED AS A HAIRY GIA2T L#t is th bibli%al .!o.ht Eliah5 d.i%td as a hai!+ "iant $st as oth!s ,! too s$%h as Ma!+ Ma"dalin5 John th Ba.tist5 Eno%h5 Esa$5 1in" 2b$%hadn//a! and En1id$ VGil"a0sh ' th Ba+lonian h!oA%0on a%t$all+ bli)d hi0sl# to b God5 th Most Hi"hK- A%0ons son !an$s5 VMan o# Ha)n ,as !00b!d #o!)! in G!1 0+th as on o# th ld! "ods o# th G!1 !a%5 as ,as !an$s son5 Sat$!n- Sat$!ns son N$s
thn d#atd his #ath! and too1 o)! th 1in"shi.5 #o!0in" th G!1 .anthon ,hi%h ,as 1.t sa%!d #!o0 thn on b+ both th G!1s and lat! th Ro0ans5 ,ho 0!l+ !na0d th G!1 "ods5 "i)in" th0 Ro0ani/d na0s- This ,a! o# th "odsK a"ainst th o!i"inal "!o$. o# titans in%l$din" N$s #ath! Sat$!n5 lat! b%a0 0+tholo"i/d so that both th titans and thi! !bllio$s o##s.!in"5 th #ollo,!s o# N$s5 ,! l)atd to th stat$s o# "odhood- Th+ ,! n)! "ods5 onl+ 0o!tal "iants that had bn l)atd b+ th G!1s and Ro0ans- DLoa%h <.lains Th 2o!th!n Ci00!ians5 thos ,ho in)add E$!o. #!o0 th no!thast5 ,! also 1no,n as 2o0ads5 ha)in" a no0adi%5 ,a!li1 li#st+l basd st!i%tl+ on %on>$st and .l$nd!- nli1 thi! so$th!n %o$sins5 th+ ,! not at all %i)ili/d5 li)in" .$!l+ b+ th d" o# th s,o!d5 tho$"h both "!o$.s a..a! to ha) also bn %attl h!d!s and to ha) had a .a!ti%$la! lo) #o! ho!ssThs 2o!th!n Ci00!ians5 li)d o$t 0ost o#
thi! ti0 sa%1in" and .l$nd!in" th 0o! %i)ili/d a!as to th so$th in ,hat ,o$ld lat! b 1no,n as Mdia and &!sia- Ho,)!5 b+ th 8th %nt$!+ BC th+ a! sn as 0i"!atin" no!th and ,st5 ha)in" bn d!i)n o$t b+ th S%+thians all th ,a+ to Cnt!al E$!o.5 ,h! th+ !0aind- And it ,as #!o0 ths a!l+ Ci00!ians5 and oth! ds%ndants o# Go0! that had li1l+ int!0a!!id and t!a)lld ,ith th05 that th #a0o$s Clti% and Gali% .o.ls )nt$all+ a!osTh no!th!n Ci00!ians %on>$!d and sttld th bst lands o# %nt!al5 no!th!n5 and no!th,st!n E$!o.5 and $. into S%andina)ia and as #a! as th B!itish Isls and I!land- Th!5 th+ s$..lantd th nati)5 no!0al'si/d5 t+.i%al ho0o sa.ins .o.ls5 and st $. !$lin" d+nastis o)! th0MA2Y OF THE CELTS U GALS WERE GIA2TS Mod!n histo!ians o#tn #ail to 0ntion this5 b$t th Clts ,! indd "iants- Ad$lt 0als
t+.i%all+ !an"in" in hi"ht #!o0 '74 #t o! 0o!- B%a$s o# thi! "!at si/ and st!n"th5 th+ asil+ %on>$!d and #o!0d !$lin" d+nastis o)! th indi"no$s .o.ls th+ #o$nd li)in" in E$!o.- J$st as in th ,o!ld b#o! th Flood5 ths 2.hili0 "iants5 th R.hai0 o# th Bibl5 %on>$!d5 nsla)d5 and so0ti0s )n at th abo!i"inal inhabitants o# E$!o.- &o.l #o!"t ho, ,ll !%o!dd ths "iants ha) bn all o)! th ,o!ldMan+ histo!ians %on#i!0 th "!at hi"ht o# ths ,and!in" Clts- Th an%int G!1 histo!ian &a$sanias5 %alld th05 th ,o!lds tallst .o.l- G!ha!d H!05 his 0od!n %o$nt!.a!t5 a"!s h ds%!ibs th0 as blond "iantsK ,ho st!$%1 t!!o! into th ha!ts o# )!+ #o5 )n th 0i"htist o# th 0i"ht+ Ro0 ,hi%h th+ #o$"ht s)!al #!o%io$s ,a!s ,ith and ,hi%h th+ on% %a.t$!d5 sa%1d5 and b$!nd to th "!o$nd- O# %o$!s5 not all Clts ,! "iants- Th a)!a"'si/d ons .!obabl+ to,!d no 0o! than a #oot abo) o!dina!+
0n- B$t thi! !an1s also %ontaind s$bstantial n$0b!s ,ho !os to a "i"anti% stat$!- At th $t0ost di)!"n% #!o0 th 0an5 so0 Clts )n stood to a %olossal hi"ht5 li1 O"5 ,ho !>$i!d a bd o)! thi!tn #t lon"- Whn th+ #i!st .$t thi! shi.s asho! on E$!o.s %oast5 th+ 0$st ha) sta!tld th abo!i"insTh in)adin" Clts #i!st !obbd ths lss! 0o!tals5 thn %hasd th0 o## th bst landsThis #ast'<.andin" nation5 a%%o!din" to St!abo5 )nt$all+ "!, to so0 si
di##!nt .!on$n%iations o# %o$!s %a$sd di##!nt s.llin"s5 as th Clti% s%hola! Hn!i H$b!t <.lains Th ,o!d ,hi%h ,as ,!ittn do,n as ltos in S.ain and th ni"hbo!hood o# Ma!sills so$ndd di##!ntl+ in th a!s o# th G!1s o# th Bal1an &nins$la5 ,ho ,!ot it do,n Galats- B$t it ,as th sa0 na0KTHE CELTS U GALS REFERRED TO THEMSEL*ES AS MIGHTY ME2K THE SAME E&RESSIO2 SED I2 THE BIBLE TO DESCRIBE THE 2E&HILIM=ME2 OF OLD=ME2 OF FAME=FALLE2 O2ES=GIA2TS ' THESE WERE 2OT THE ORIGI2AL CELTS5 THE HYSOS TRIBES TOO O2 THE IDE2TITY OF THOSE THEY CO2ERED Th Ci00!ians ,! al0ost %!tainl+ th an%sto!s o# o! !latd to th "iants 0ntiond in th Bibl5 )n %allin" th0sl)s 0i"ht+ 0nK5 ,hi%h in th Hb!, t!anslats to Gibbo!i0- Th Ci00!ians ,! o# th sa0 t+. o# ,i%1d and %o!!$.t 0i"ht+ 0nK that had ds%ndd #!o0 th 2.hili0 in th ,o!ld
b#o! th FloodTHE BEAR &RI2CE in" !s$s 8 also 1no,n as Th Ba! &!in% ,ho ld a !)olt a"ainst in" Lo$is 77 o# F!an% ' th Ba! &!in% ,as att0.tin" to !'stablish th M!o)in"ian d+nast+5 th !)olt #aild and his s$..o!t!s ,! d#atd Vthat ti0ROMA2 ACCO2TS OF THE GALS WERE GIA2TS WHO TERRIFIED E*ERYO2E Diodo!$s5 th Ro0an histo!ian said Th Ga$ls a! t!!i#+in" in as.%t and thi! )oi%s a! d. and alto"th! ha!sh- Whn th+ 0t to"th! th+ %on)!s ,ith #, ,o!ds and in !iddls5 hintin" da!1l+ at thin"s #o! th 0ost .a!t and $sin" on ,o!d ,hn th+ 0an anoth! and th+ li1 to tal1 in s$.!lati)s5 to th nd that th+ 0a+
hai! is blond5 and not nat$!all+ so5 b$t th+ also 0a1 it thi! .!a%ti% b+ a!ti#i%ial 0ans to in%!as th distin"$ishin" %olo$! ,hi%h nat$! has "i)n it- Fo! th+ a! al,a+s ,ashin" thi! hai! in li0',at!5 and th+ .$ll it ba%1 #!o0 th #o!had to th to. o# th had and ba%1 to th na. o# th n%15 ,ith th !s$lt that thi! a..a!an% is li1 that o# Sat+!s and &ans5 sin% th t!at0nt o# thi! hai! 0a1s it so ha)+ and %oa!s that it di##!s in no !s.%t #!o0 th 0an o# ho!ss-K Diodo!$s a%%o$nt o# th ,a+ th Clts ,o! thi! hai! a"!s ,ith thos !.!sntations o# th Ana1i0 "iants #o$nd in th "!at t0.l o# Ab$ Si0bl FROM THE A2AK OR A2AIM HEBREW WORD FOR 2ECLACE Bsids th si0ila!it+ in st!an" hai! st+ls5 th Clts and th Ana1i0 both ,o! to!>$ n%1la%s- &!oo# that th Ana1i0 ,o! th0 as distin"$ishin" 0bl0s a..a!s in thi! na0Fo! #!o0 ana> ' th Hb!, ,o!d #o! n%1la% o! n%1.i%5 %a0 th na0 Ana1i05 ,hi%h
0ans &o.l o# th 2%1la%-K Th to,' hadd Clts also ado!nd thi! n%1s ,ith a t,istd st!i. o# 0tal5 $s$all+ "old o! sil)!5 is not onl+ sho,n b+ th an%int histo!ians b$t )!i#id b+ 0an+ a!%haolo"i%al #inds- Th Ro0an .ot5 *i!"il also ,!ot abo$t th0 in th )!ss Goldn is thi! hai!5 and "oldn thi! "a!b- Th+ a! !s.lndnt in thi! st!i.d %loa1s5 and thi! 0il1',hit n%1s a! %i!%ld ,ith "oldTHE ROMA2 ARMYKS WARS AGAI2ST THE GIA2TS On s$b"!o$. o# th Clts5 th Snons5 a%t$all+ atta%1d and 0ana"d to sa%1 Ro0 a!o$nd 8 b-%- Fa%in" o## #o! th #i!st ti0 a"ainst 65666 s%!a0in" Goliaths5 n!a"d b+ "!a) ins$lts don th0 b+ Ro0an n)o+s5 th Ro0ans ,! t!!i#id and !an as soon as thi! lins b!o1 at th Battl o# Allia GIA2TS &REFERED TO GO I2TO BATTLE 2AED WO2DERI2G IF THIS IS WHERE THE GEECO'ROMA2 ART CAME FROM5 THE GIA2T STATES OF 2AED ME2P
That t!!i#+in" J$l+ 8 BC da+ th Latins ,o$ld n)! #o!"t- Th "!at si/ o# th Clts $nn!)d th0- So0 o# th "iants th+ sa, ,o! %hain',!o$"ht i!on and oth!s ,o! onl+ shi!ts "ath!d $. ,ith blts .latd ,ith "old o! sil)!- Man+ ,o! no a!0o$! o! %loths5 .!#!!in" instad to "o into battl na1d- Most ho,)!5 ,o! lon" b!oads,o!ds sl$n" a!o$nd th !i"ht #lan1s on %hains o# i!on o! b!on/- On th s.a!s ,! #i<d i!on hads a %$bit in ln"th V78'46 in%hs- Thi! s,o!ds ,! abo$t : in%hs V8 #t lon"---- b$t th t!!o! th Ro0ans #lt at th Allia s.!an" not #!o0 th Clts hi"ht and a!0a0nts alon- Ths s$.!0n also assa$ltd thi! +s and a!s ,ith #i!% loo1s5 d. )oi%s and .!'battl anti%sROMA2S I2ITIALLY BRIBED THE GIA2TS BT E*E2TALLY DEFEATED THEM BY ASSIMILATI2G OTHER GERMA2IC'GIA2TS TRIBES I2TO THEIR LEGIO2S nn!)d b+ th "!at si/ and boldnss o# thi! o..onnts5 and th,a!td b+ a s$.!io! ta%ti%al
0o) on th battl#ild5 th Ro0ans #ld in t!!o! and Ro0 itsl# ,as na!l+ d#atd- Onl+ b+ b!ibin" th "iants ,ith a b$shl o# "old ' a..!o<- 75666 .o$nds ' ,! th Ro0ans abl to sa) th %it+ a"ainst th Snons and li) to #i"ht anoth! da+- And that da+ did %o05 at th Battl o# Tla0on5 ,h! t,o l"ions d#atd an a!0+ o# 65666 "iants- A#t! that da+5 th "iants ,o$ld #o!)! b on th d#n% a"ainst th 0i"ht+ Ro0an l"ionsGERMA2I=GIA2TS WERE THE MOST FEARD Tho$"h th Ro0ans had d#atd th Snon Clts5 th+ had +t to b!in" to hl th G!0ani5 th 0ost Clti% o# th CltsK- Th G!0ani ,! 0ad $. o# s)!al s$b"!o$.s5 in%l$din" th Ci0b!i5 th T$tons and th Snons5 all o# ,ho0 th Ro0an histo!ian St!abo ds%!ibd as li)in" ast o# th Rhin- Th+ di##!d #!o0 Clts o# th l#t ban15 h ,!ot5 onl+ b+ bin" ,ild!5 tall! and ha)in" +llo,! hai!- Th Ro0ans ,ho li)d in Ga$l5 h "os on to sa+5 %alld th0 G!0ani b%a$s th+ ,antd to
indi%at that th+ ,! th a$thnti%5 as o..osd to thos ,ho ,! %allin" th0sl)s G!0ani in o!d! to st!i1 #a! into .o.lGERMA2IC'GIA2TS HAD MIGRATED FROM THE CACASS MO2TAI2S This 0a1s .!#%t sns that th Clti% .o.ls ,! th ds%ndants o# Go0!5 #!o0 ,hi%h th na0 G!0anK ,as d!i)d- Sin% th Go0!ian "iants o!i"inall+ 0anatd #!o0 th Ca$%as$s5 th %los! to th Ca$%as$s +o$ "o5 th tall! th "iants ,ill b5 as th "iants o# %nt!al and ,st!n E$!o. had bn sho!tnd in stat$! th!o$"h int!0a!!ia" ,ith th lo%al .o.$lations th+ had %on>$!d- As s$%h5 th G!0ani% Ci0b!i5 T$tons and Snons ,! 0$%h %los! to th "n$in a!ti%lK5 th o!i"inal Go0!ian "iants that had 0i"!atd no!th and ,st #!o0 th Ca$%as$s5 a!o$nd th Cas.ian and Bla%1 Sas5 to #inall+ nd $. in Cnt!al E$!o.THE GIA2T GALS SAID THAT WHE2 THEY E2CO2TERED THE GERMA2S5 THEY WERE 2ABLE TO E2DRE THE GLARE OF THEIR EYES
It ,as a"ainst th G!0ani% "iants that th Ro0ans had th 0ost di##i%$lt+- Th Ro0ans tho$"ht that a#t! ha)in" dalt ,ith th Ga$ls5 thin"s %o$ldnt .ossibl+ "t ,o!s- Ho,)!5 th! ,as so0thin" ,o!s th Ci0b!i and th T$tons o# th G!0ani ' th 0ost Clti% o# th Clts- D$!in" Casa!s lat! %a0.ai"n a"aint A!o)ist$s5 so0 o# his 0n as1d so0 Ga$ls at Bsan%on 9 ,ho ,! th0sl)s o# "!at stat$! 9 abo$t th G!0ans- Casa! ,!its5 0ntionin" thi! no!0o$s .h+si>$5 thi! $nbli)abl )alo! and
and as1d #o! Ro0an .!ot%tion #!o0 thi! h+.!'a""!ssi) %o$sins- Th #i!st #, a!0is th Ro0ans snt to %h%1 thi! ad)an% ,! annihilatd and Ro0 itsl# ,as sa)d onl+ ,hn th G!0ani d%idd to had ,st to S.ain- Th ds.!at Ro0ans thn snt #o! on o# thi! "!atst "n!als5 Gai$s Ma!i$s5 ,ho ,hi..d th l"ions into sha. and s$%%ss#$ll+ d#atd th T$ton and A0b!on t!ibs5 )n %a.t$!in" thi! "iant in" T$tobo1h5 ,ho to,!d abo) th Ro0an s.a!sTHE ROMA2S &ERFECTED THE ART OF GIA2T ILLI2G ' 2FORT2ATELY5 THIS MEA2T A2Y GIA2TS---I2CLDI2G ALL THE &EACEFL O2ES Th Ro0ans thn b"an to .!#%t th #in a!t o# "iant 1illin"5 ,hi%h th+ a..lid a""!ssi)l+ in thi! %a0.ai"ns a"ainst th "iants th!o$"ho$t E$!o.- On b+ on th t!ibs o# "iants #ll to th a)lins5 a!!o,s5 s.a!s and stabbin" s,o!ds o# th !lntlss Ro0an l"ions5 $ntil th !0nant ,as #o!%d to #l into th da!1 #o!sts o# E$!o.5 o! to th #!in"s o# %i)ili/ation in
S%andina)ia5 th B!itish Isls5 I!land and )n th A0!i%as5 ,h! th+ int"!atd ,ith th nati) .o.$lations and ,aitd #o! thi! ti0 to !is a"ainD. in th #o!std st!on"holds o# E$!o.5 th "iants b"an to !"!o$. and #o!0d s%!ti) allian%s bo$nd b+ blood and 0a!!ia"- O)! ti05 slo,l+ and s$btl+5 th old ,a+s o# th "iants !t$!nd5 as th+ $sd stalth5 s%!%+ and s$b)!sion to ta1 %ont!ol o# th th!ons o# E$!o.- And on o# th #i!st and boldst o# ths "iants ,as th in#a0o$s Ro0an 0.!o!5 Ma
,! "iants=,ild 0n too ,ho int!od$%d thi! o,n #als !li"ions , s toda+Bo!n in AD 7 into a h$0bl #a0il+ o# Th!a%ian VB$l"a!ian sh.h!ds5 Ma
blo, o# his #ist5 1no%1 o$t a ho!ss tth- On o%%asion h also d0onst!atd h %o$ld o$t.$ll a %ha!iot ta0- Ca.itolin$s sa+s that h dail+ at #o!t+ .o$nds o# 0at and $s$all+ d!an1 si< "allons o# ,inBsids Ma
"!at hono$! and .!o0isd th0 la)ish "i#ts and do$bl .a+ )n tho$"h Ro0 %o$ld not a##o!d it- H !ansa%1d th t!as$!+5 stalin" #!o0 th ,alth+ o# Ro0 and .illa"d th t0.ls o# th "ods in o!d! to !ais th !)n$s- Ma
o# E$!o. and b+ th th %nt$!+5 al0ost th nti! Ro0an a!0+ ,as 0ad $. o# G!0ani% t!ibs- Int!stin" too that th "iants ado.td Ch!istianit+ and b%a0 1no,n as th Ch!istian soldi!s and a!0is o# Ro0CHARLEMA2GE VCHARLES THE GREAT MERO*I2GIA2K WAS A2OTHER GIA2T FROM 2ORTHER2 ERO&E Cha!l0a"n VCha!ls th G!at ,as bo!n on A.!il 45 4 in 2o!th!n E$!o.- B+ th s,o!d and th %!oss5 h b%a0 0ast! o# Wst!n E$!o.- Cha!l0a"n ,as a .o,!#$l i0.osin" #i"$!5 his hi"ht in l"nd bin" %los to i"ht #t tall o! s)n ti0s th ln"th o# his #ootH ,as also a "!at ,a!!io! and athlt and had a st!n"th li1 that o# Ma$i..d #i"htin"'0an to th l)l o# his had-K Cha!l0a"n ,as also o#
th M!o)in"ian #a0il+THE ARYA2 RACE MYTH U THE GERMA2 GIA2TS FROM THE CACASS MO2TAI2S With E0.!o! Ma$! th ,o!ld-
Hitl! ,as a 00b! o# th o%%$lti% "!o$.5 Th Th$l So%it+K5 ,hi%h bli)d in th $ntial 0an ,as abl "n!at in o!d! to bnd th 0asss o# G!0an+ to his ,illHitl! a%t$all+ sa, th b!0ns%h5 and )n h ,as t!!i#id b+ th %!$l s.lndo$! o# this bin"In tha!l+ 7:66s- S)!al bo+s in Go!"ia Vat th ti05 .a!t o# th R$ssian E0.i! dis%o)!d a %a) insid a 0o$ntain #$ll o# h$0anoid s1ltons- Ea%h s1lton ,as abo$t th! 0t!s tall- To "t to th %a)5 th bo+s had to di) into a la1- Go!" &a.ash)ili and his ,i# !%all th in%idnt a boo1 .$blishd in 2, Yo!1 in 7:45 St- Ma!tins &!ss An+thin" %an ha..n- In 7:5 Jos F!!! .la+d th Go!"ian
i00i"!ant5 Go!" &a.ash)ili ,hos boo1 is a %lassi% sto!+ o# an i00i"!ant ad$stin" to li# in th nitd StatsSO WHAT HA&&E2E2D TO THE GIA2TSP All o# th "ood "iants ,! sla$"ht!d b+ th Ro0an a!0+- A%%o!din" to th lit!at$!5 th "iants )a!id in si/ $st li1 ho0o'sa.ins doTh+ assi0ilatd th h$0an t!ibs th+ %on>$!d and )nt$all+ !d$%d in stat$! b$t !taind thi! "nti%s- Th Ro0ans 0.lo+d th0 as 0!%na!is and b+ th th %nt$!+5 th nti! Ro0an a!0+ ,as %o0.osd o# G!0ani% t!ibs ' 1no,n as th Ch!istian a!0+- Oth! a%%o$nts stat that th "iant 2.hili0 ,nt $nd!"!o$nd to !$l h$'0ans #!o0 th!So0 sa+ that a#t! a "lobalK %atast!o.hi% dl$"5 !%o!dd in n$0!o$s %i)ilisations5 ths "ods thn ,nt $nd!"!o$nd into th %ata%o0bs that ,! said to st!t%h "!at distan%s a%!oss th Ea!th and a! said to .!sid o)! th $nd!,o!ldK5 th .la% o#
shlt! d$!in" "!at %atast!o.hi% %han"s on th s$!#a% o# th Ea!th- Th+ b%a0 th 1in"s that ,o$ld !$l th Ea!th s$!#a% .o.$lationI2CA TRADITIO2 In an%int In%a t!adition it is said that a 0+st!io$s !a% o# bin"s %alld th *i!a%o%has5 int!.!td as th Whit Mast!s #!o0 th s1isK ,ho .!o0isd to !t$!n- In oth! 0+ths #!o0 a!o$nd th ,o!ld ths *i!a%o%has a! th 0+st!io$s 0a!tian "odsK- In 0an+ a%%o$nts th *i!a%o%ha ,! said to $s a ha)nl+ #i! Vth sa0 #i! that &!o0th$s stol 0a+bP ,hi%h %o$ld li#t h$" blo%1s o# stonSATR2=SATA2 THE MASTER OF TIME All th att!ib$ts "i)n to a 0+st!io$s Ca$%asian bl$ +d5 ba!dd "ods o# th .!histo!i% ,o!ld ,! att!ib$td to th 0an+ sa)io$! "ods that ,o$ld 0!" 0$%h lat! in .la%s li1 Mso' A0!i%a V$t/a%oatl5 &honi%ia VBaal5 Bab+lon VTha00$/ and Ro0 VMith!a all o# ths Gods ,! %onsid!d 0ast!s o# ti0K VSat$!n=Satan=C!n=Thoth Ti0 is also th
0bodi0nt o# th D,a!# sta! Sat$!n and Sat$!n o# %o$!s is th Da!1 S$n that th Elit s%!t so%itis ,o!shi.- In 2o!th A0!i%a5 Bla%1#oot Tton 0+ths also tll o# old 0an ti0K ,ho li1 th Ma+an )!sion o# th *i!a%o%has a! %alld5 On H$nah.$THE GIA2T GALS U CELTS TAE O*ER ERO&E In 66'46 BC5 th Ci00!ians "iants 0i"!atd 2o!th Wst #!o0 th Ca$%as$s and Asia Mino! VT$!1+ into th %o$nt!is , no, %all Bl"i$05 th 2th!lands5 G!0an+ and Dn0a!1- Anoth! b!an%h o# th Ci00!ians t!a)lld $. th !i)! Dan$b th!o$"h H$n"a!+ and A$st!ia into so$th!n F!an%- Th Ro0ans %alld th0 Ga$ls and th G!1s 1n, th0 as ltoi o! Clts- G!o$.s o# ths Clti% t!ibs sttld in Boh0ia and Ba)a!ia and oth!s in)add no!th!n Ital+- Sall$st5 th Ro0an histo!ian5 !%o!dd ho, th Ro0ans ,! d#atd a n$0b! o# ti0s b+ th Ci0b!i5 ,ho h stats ,! Ga$ls- Oth! Ro0an histo!ians sa+ th Ci0b!i ,! Clts- Th+ ,! di)idd
into th! t!ibs5 th Bl"a Vno!th ast F!an% th Ga$ls V%nt!al F!an% and th A%>$itana Vso$th!n F!an% to th &+!ns Mo$ntainsB+ th s%ond %nt$!+ BC5 th Ga$ls =Clts Vth ,hit Ci00!ians #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains and th 0iddl ast o%%$.id all o# Cnt!al E$!o. and no!th!n Ital+ "oin" on to %on>$! all o# that %o$nt!+Th Ci00!ians sttld in Wals also ,hi%h is ,h+ th Wlsh lan"$a" is %alld C+0!$Anoth! "!o$. #!o0 th Ca$%as$s !"ion ,! 1no,n as th S%+thians- Th Ro0ans %alld th S%+thians Sa!a0ata and th G!0ani #!o0 th Latin ,o!d G!0an$s5 0anin" Gn$in- Th S%+thians ,! 1no,n as th "n$in .o.l #!o0 G!0ani= G!0an+- Th An"lo Sa
So$th!n F!an% sa%1 Ro0 and th .o,! o# th n, !li"ion Ch!istianit+ 0ans th &o.s ta1 on ,h! th E0.!o!s l#t o##- So th Ro0an di%tato!shi. b%a0 a &a.al di%tato!shi. onl+ #o! %ons$0.tion #o! th 0asss- This is ,h+ th 0ssa" o# lo) nsh!ind ,ithin Ch!istianit+ has n)! hld s,a+ ,ithin th Ill$0inati5 onl+ in th ha!ts o# th 0asss- Th %nt$!is that #ollo,d sa, "!at sla$"ht! as th 2.hili0 bloodlins ta1s absol$t .o,! %ont!ollin" all th!o$"h on 0an5 a &a.al E0.!o!-so$ls ,ho o..osd Ro0ATTILA THE H25 SLAGHTERED ABORIGI2AL HMA2S A2D GIA2TS On o# th H$n s1$lls <%a)atd b+ a!%haolo"ists ' V%on had5 o! sha.lss l$0. as ds%!ibd b+ %ont0.o!a!is A!o$nd Attila th H$n ,as on th s%n5 said to b th a,aitd ,a!!io! that ,o$ld $nit t,o .o.ls to %halln" Ro0 in thi! >$st #o! ,o!ld do0ination- This .!o0.td th East!n
Ro0an E0.!o! Thodosi$s II to o##! Attila and his b!oth! Blda 6 .o$nds o# "old .! +a! to 1. th .a%- This .a% ,as )!+ sho!t li)d ,hn in 7 th H$n atta%1d th East!n Ro0an E0.i! a#t! Attila had !alisd a d%.tion bin" .la+d a"ainst hi0- With Ro0 on th b!in1 and in tatt!s5 th E0.!o!s 0oth! allid h!sl# ,ith a "!at Ro0an Gn!al ,ho sh #!d #!o0 .!ison to dal ,ith th l"nd o# Attila- Th+ st to 0ani.$lat th .o.$lations bo!d!in" Ro0Ks 0.i!5 Attila ,as th ta!"t #o! 0ani.$lation and dst!$%tion5 th+ ,o$ld b!in" hi0 in to #i"ht a"ainst th *isi"oths ,ho had bn allid ,ith Ro0 in AttilaKs d#at on th .lains o# ChalonsTHE H2S Attila it s0s5 is .a!t o# o$! #o!biddn histo!+K5 it is "n!all+ a"!d that h %a0 #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains b$t no on 1no,s ho, h "ot th!- All i0a"s o# Attila ,! 0ad lon" a#t! his dath and all o# th0 )a!+- Th! is no #i!st'hand a%%o$nt o# ,hat h loo1d li1 and th! a! onl+ ,o!ds !%o!dd in th lan"$a"
h s.o1- E)n th na0 AttilaK is 0odi#id to #it th Gothi% ton"$- Th H$ns o!i"ins has bn dbatd #o! %nt$!isTh lit!a!+ so$!%s5 &!is%$s and Jo!dans5 .!s!) onl+ a #, na0s and th! ,o!ds o# th lan"$a" o# th H$ns5 ,hi%h ha) bn st$did #o! 0o! than a %nt$!+ and a hal#- Th so$!%s th0sl)s do not "i) th 0anin" o# an+ o# th na0s5 onl+ o# th th! ,o!ds- Ths ,o!ds V0dos5 1a0os5 st!a)a do not s0 to b T$!1i% and 0ost li1l+ Indo'E$!o.an si0ila! to Sla)i% and Da%ianTh H$ns ,! a "!o$. o# no0ads ,ho 0i"!atd into E$!o. in 6 AD- Attila inh!itd his th!on in AD5 sla$"ht!in" th Goth t!ibs in E$!o. and 0ad his ,a+ to Ro0- H too1 his th!on in ,hat is 1no,n as H$n"a!+ toda+-S%+thian5 ,as th na0 th G!1s "a) th no0adi% t!ibs ,hi%h in%l$dd di##!nt !a%sTh H$ns a!!i)d in E$!o. a!o$nd 6 and sttld in 0od!n'da+ H$n"a!+- Thi! a..a!an% #o!%d th !sidnt *isi"oths5
Ost!o"oths and oth! G!0ani% t!ibs to 0o) ,st,a!d and so$th,a!d and into di!%t %on#!ontation ,ith th Ro0an E0.i! d!i)in" o$t th !0ainin" abo!i"inal t!ibs o# E$!o.ATTILA CALLED HIMSELF Z THE SCORGE OF GODZ AttilaKs ba!ba!i% sa)a"!+ is <0.li#id th!o$"h his sl# d$bbin" o# th titl Th S%o$!" o# GodK-Th S%o$!"K ,as an An%int Ro0an t+. o# ,hi.5 dsi"nd to in#li%t th 0ost da0a" and .ain .ossibl on th )i%ti0Attila d$bbd hi0sl# th S%o$!" o# GodK as h bli)d hi0sl# to b GodKs ,hi. to in#li%t as 0$%h .ain and da0a" to th Wst!n and East!n Ro0an E0.i!s as .ossiblATTLILA U THE SWORD OF MARS Attila d!, his #o!0idabl .o,! #!o0 a 0a"i%al ,a.on5 th S,o!d o# Ma!sK- Th S,o!d o# Ma!s ,as bsto,d $.on Attila b+ a sh.h!d ,ho had #o$nd th ,a.on in th 0iddl o# a #ild a#t! his %o,s 0+st!io$sl+ sta!td s.$!tin" blood- Th S,o!d o# Ma!s5 also 1no,n as th S,o!d o# Attila5 ,as a l"nda!+
,a.on %a!!id b+ Attila5 ,hi%h s!)d as his %los'!an" ,a.on- Th S,o!d o# Ma!s %a0 to b so0,hat o# a s%.t!5 s+0boli/in" Attilas !i"ht to lad!shi.THERE ARE 2O FIRST HA2D ACCO2TS OF ATTILAKS A&&EARA2CE Th onl+ a%%o$nts o# AttilaKs a..a!an% and that o# th H$nKs %o0s #!o0 s%ond hand a%%o$nts o! #!o0 his n0is All a%%o$nts stat that Attila had a bi/a!! a..a!an% s,a!th+ Vda!1 s1innd ,ith a sha.lss l$0.K #o! a had and .in hols !ath! than +s- Th H$ns had littl #a%ial hai! d$ to sl# in#li%td s%a!!in" on thi! #a%s- Th+ ,! s0all in hi"ht b$t in%!dibl+ sto%1+ and .o,!#$l and !a!l+ dis0o$ntd #!o0 thi! ho!ss so 0$%h so5 that so0 a%%o$nts stat that th H$ns had .!obl0s 1.in" thi! balan% ,hn ,al1in"- Th+ a..a!ntl+ slo, %oo1d !a, 0at bt,n thi! thi"hs ,hilst on ho!sba%1- Th+ ,! ds%!ibd as bin" so 0onst!o$sl+ $"l+ and 0issha.n that on 0i"ht ta1 th0 #o! bin" a bast-
A%%o!din" to a %ont0.o!a!+ B+/antin5 th H$ns li)d li1 ,ild ani0als th+ ,! o#tn >$atd ,ith ,ol)s- VO!i"in o! ,a!,ol)sP Jo!dans5 a Goths ,!itin" in Ital+ in 75 a %nt$!+ a#t! th %olla.s o# th H$nni% E0.i!5 ds%!ibs th H$ns as a sa)a" !a%5 ,hi%h d,lt at #i!st in th s,a0.s5 a st$ntd5 #o$l and .$n+ t!ib5 s%a!%l+ h$0an5 and ha)in" no lan"$a" sa) on ,hi%h bo! b$t sli"ht !s0blan% to h$0an s.%h-K Th nation o# th H$ns ,as in Th!a%5 b%a0 so "!at that 0o! than a h$nd!d %itis ,! %a.t$!d and Constantino.l al0ost %a0 into dan"! and 0ost 0n #ld #!o0 itTHE DEATH OF ATTILA U THE *ATICA2 VTh o!i"inal Al'ada P Attila did on his ,ddin" ni"ht5 th Ro0an %h!oni%l! Co$nt Ma!%llin$s5 !.o!ts that Attila5 in" o# th H$ns and !a)a"s o# th .!o)in%s o# E$!o.5 ,as .i!%d b+ th hand and blad o# his ,i#- Th *ols$n"a sa"a and th &oti% Edda also %lai0 that in" Atli VAttila did at th hands o# his ,i#5 G$d!$n-
Basd on dtaild .hilolo"i%al anal+sis5 Bab%o%1 %on%l$ds that th a%%o$nt o# nat$!al dath5 "i)n b+ &!is%$s5 ,as an %%lsiasti%al %o)! sto!+K and that E0.!o! Ma!%ian V,ho !$ld th East!n Ro0an E0.i! #!o0 6 to ,as th .oliti%al #o!% bhind Attilas dathATTILA MRDERED BY HIS 2EW WIFE GERMMA2IC=HANAR=ASHE2ANI=2E& HILM EM&IRE TAES O*ER WORLD With Attila "on and a b$n%h o# lss! intlli"nt !$l!s5 !$lin"5 ,hat ,o$ld b%o0 1no,n as th da!1 a"s ds%ndd $.on E$!o. as th ha/a! E0.i! "!,5 o.!atin" a"ainst h$0anit+ 1no,n as th Ash1na/i J,s5 $st on o# th 2.hili0 bloodlinsTHE 2E&HILIM U THE MAYA Th Ma+a a#t! th+ ,! ta1n o)! b+ th 2#ili0 th!o$"h th .!istKs o# Mnds instilld th blood !its o# 1in"shi. and h$0an sa%!i#i% into thi! !li"ion5 as th 2#ili0 0atd ,ith Ma+a ,o0n and %!atd h+b!id bloodlins into th !a% to %ontin$ th ho!!o! and ns$! th
!a% as a ,hol ,o$ld b Childs .la+ to ta1o)! in th #$t$!… Th ,hit .!ists thn l#t statin" th+ ,o$ld !t$!n5 and th+ did5 th S.anish[ Within th! %o!!$.td !li"io$s !its th tll tal si"n o# th Elohi0 ,as )!+,h! to b sn5 0ost notabl+ h$0an sa%!i#i%- Th sa%!i#i%ial )i%ti0s ,o$ld b ta1n to th God at th to. o# th .+!a0id b+ th .!ists onl+ to b ta1n th last l)l b+ th hi"h .!istKs Vo! in toda+Ks %li0at Ca!dinals5 onl+ th+ %o00$ni%at Gods o!d!s to th .o.l as th+ alon 1no, th t!$th and s th "ods- Yo$n" )i!"ins ,! ta1n to th to. #o! b!din" ,ith th "ods and #o! sa%!i#i%Ma+ans ,nt #!o0 hi"h s.i!it$al t%hnolo"+ to s$ddnl+ sa%!i#i%in" h$0ans Th+ #o!0 a%h !a% into a st!i%t hi!a!%hi%al so%ial st!$%t$! and #o!% a !li"io$s do%t!in to %a.t$! an+ indi)id$alit+ and %!at a h!d 0ntalit+ $nd! th th!at o# obs%n )ioln% b it .h+si%al o! #inan%ial- Th sto!+ o# th
Ma+a and th In%a is th sa0 sto!+ #o! all !a%s and t!ibs- At so0 .oint .ost #lood histo!+5 all ha) bn in#ilt!atd th!o$"h ith! )iolnt ,a! o! #o!%d !li"io$s i0.ositionTh 2#ili0 a! #a! .!soni#id as th+ a! d%i)in" all5 th$s th 0o0nt #a! nt!s +o$! 0ind5 +o$! ha!t is %$t o## and th )ib!ation is lo,!d5 th 0a"i%ian ta1s o)!5 that is .$! Ta!ot- Whn it %o0s to th An$nna1i Ra%5 th ladin" #!a%tion o# bin"s ,ho 1no,in"l+ %a!!+ o$t this a"nda in .h+si%al #o!0 a! b!d ,ithin th sons o# An$=Ann$na1i=Ash1na/i5 ,hi%h has int!b!d ,ith all th !a%s on th a!thIS THE BIBLE THE 2E&HILIMKS ACCO2T OF THEIR CREATIO2 A2D THEIR HISTORYP On %an $nd!stand ,h+ th C!ation sto!+ %lai0s th ,o!ld is onl+ 666 +a!s old this is th 2#ili0s %!ation sto!+- Th Elohi0 ds%ndd on thos .o.l ,ho ,! b$ildin" in th a!l+ Bab+lon5 "!at st!$%t$!s5 b%a$s th+ ,! a#!aid o# th s$%%ss o# th s$!)i)in" .o.ls5 th+ d%idd to s.!ad ths b$ildin"K
.o.l a%!oss th "lob "i)in" th0 di##!nt lan"$a" that th+ ,o$ld not b%o0 a th!at to th Elohi0 th!o$"h %ohsionTh ha/a!s5 th n, Bla%1 &o.K U th .!o.h%is o# Go"=Ma"o"
His'sto!+ o# th ha/a!s=Ash1na/i=&honi%ian=D!$ids=2.hili 0 bloodlinsCo.+!i"ht 2ao0i Ast!al X 7 Ma!%h 467 S0s that )!+on is tal1in" abo$t th last &o. VMala%h+ .!o.h%is and th Bla%1 &o.K V2ost!oda0$s .!o.h%is b$t a#t! s%o$!in" th int!nt5 no on has 0ad th %onn%tion bt,n th n, &o.5 Jo!" Ma!io B!"o"lio and th .!o.h%is o# Go" and Ma"o" #!o0 th bibl- Th n, &o. )n has th ,o!d5 Go"K in th 0iddl o# his s$!na0[ VGoo"lK also %ontains th ,o!d5 Go" and YahooK 0ans a bast 0as>$!adin" as a h$' 0an--not too dissi0ila! to Yah$ as in5 2tn'
+ahoo Th! is no s$%h thin" as %oin%idn%s and )n 0o! so !"a!din" th .a!asiti% lit ,ho a! #anati%al ,hn it %o0s to "0ant!ia o! ,o!d 0a"i%15 !it$als and %astin" s.lls=s.llin"="o' s.lls- Th+ a! so!%!!s ,ho %ont!ol th 0at!i< b+ 0ani.$latin" n!"+ and #!>$n%isGOG U MAGOGGo" and Ma"o" a! basi%all+ on o! t,o 2.hili0 bloodlins #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains ,hi%h #o!0s a nat$!al bo!d! bt,n R$ssia and Asia- Oth! na0s #o! 2.hili0 in th bibl in%l$d "iants=0n' o#'old=0n'o#'#a0=sons'o#' "od=,at%h!s=0i"ht+'0n=#alln'an"ls- Lat!5 th+ b%a0 1no,n as #a!i=shinin"' ons=D!$ids=El)s=Yahoo=%annibal=d0ons=!.ti lian=Ann$na1i- All o# ths ,o!ds a! int!%han"abl and $sd to ds%!ib th sa0 bloodlins o# 2.hili0 o!i"in- Th .!o.h%is o# Go" and Ma"o" o! Go" o# Ma"o" a! !latd to nd'ti0s ,hn th+ ,ill !t$!n d$!in" a #inal ,a! !latd to th 2.hili0-
2E&HILIM Th $s o# th bibli%al t!0s #o! 2.hili0K la!"l+ did o$t ,hn th *ati%an %on)in%d th ,o!ld that all th YahooKs=2.hili0 ,! dst!o+d b+ th "!at #lood V)n tho$"h th bibl itsl# stats that this ,as %la!l+ not th %as- Th *ati%an ,as $nabl to <.lain ,h+ th bibli%al "od5 Yah,+ VYah'hooP o! Jho)ah=YHWH=Yod=Enil5 d%la!d a ,o!ld' ,id 0ass sla$"ht! o# )!+ li)in" thin" on a!th V<%.t #o! thos on th A!1 in o!d! to dst!o+ th 2.hili0 b$t ,as so in%o0.tnt5 th 2.hili0 s$!)i)d th!o$"h 2oahKs o##s.!in"- An+ho,5 th *ati%an insistd that th+ ,! ALL 1illd in th #lood5 ,hi%h 0ant that ths bloodlins %o$ld !0ain hiddn IK0 not "oin" to "o into too 0$%h dtail h! !"a!din" th o!i"ins o# th Ash1na/iKs=ha/a!s as I ha) al!ad+ don so
Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains and his %!ation o# a !a% o# .o.l ,ho inhabitd thos 0o$ntains bo!d!in" R$ssia- Th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains a! th %o00on dno0inato! h! and 0ost s%hola!s and histo!ians a"!5 that this is ,h! ths .o.l %an b t!a%d to- Ho,)!5 th! is 0$%h %ontntion as to ho, th+ "ot th!5 as th+ a! not indi"no$s to 0ainlandK E$!o.Yt %$!io$sl+5 th+ Vha/a!ian 0.i! sa+ )!+ littl !"a!din" thi! o,n o!i"ins and la) th s.%$lato!s to s.%$latWHERE DID THE GERMA2IC TRIBES FROMP Th! a! a #, tho!is basd on an%int ,!itin"s Vin%l$din"5 &!o0th$s and Ya1$b dis%$ssd #$!th! do,n in th a!ti%l- Th %o00on dno0inato! in histo!i%al and s%inti#i% tho!is5 is that th G!0ani% t!ibs s$ddnl+ a..a!d in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains and had bn .!)io$sl+ bn $n1no,n to th %lassi%al ,o!ld- Ho,)!5 this is not nti!l+ t!$ th ha/a!ian 0.i! had bn
th *ati%an5 Isla0 and th Moo!s- It has onl+ bn in !%nt his'sto!+ ' sin% th 7866s that E$!o.ans !,!ot E$!o.an his'sto!+ and b"an dn+in" th his'sto!+ o# th ha/a!s in o!d! to %on%al th o!i"in o# th J,s and 0an+ oth! E$!o.an bloodlinsMan+ .o.l bli) that th 0od!n E$!o.ans o!i"inall+ %a0 #!o0 T$!1+ b%a$s o# th lin"$isti% !lationshi. ,hi%h %lassi%al ,!it!s also notd- IK0 s%.ti%al o# this tho!+ as th G!1s and Ro0ans ,o$ld ha) 1no,n abo$t and ,!ittn abo$t th ,hit's1innd t!ibs li)in" in T$!1+ - Th Ro0ans and oth! an%ints s$%h as th E"+.tians notd that th #at$!s o# th G!0ani V,hit s1in and !d hai! ,as a s.%i#i% t!ait o# th G!0ani- J$st as th o!i"inal .o.l o# E$!o. ,! not Ca$%asian5 nith! ,! th abo!i"ins o# G!% and Ro05 ,hi%h %han"d a#t! th G!0ani% t!ibs in)add th0- This is no di##!nt #!o0 loo1in" at A$st!alia5 2, Naland o! So$th A#!i%a and ass$0in" that %olonis!s ha) al,a+s li)d th!Th J,s ad0it that th+ a! not th
ds%ndants o# th An%int Is!alits in thi! ,!itin"s- nd! th hadin" o# A b!i# Histo!+ o# th T!0s #o! J,K in th 7:86 J,ish Al0ana% is th #ollo,in" Th ni)!sal J,ish En%+%lo.dia --ha/a!s5 a 0di)al .o.l5 .!obabl+ !latd to th *ol"a B$l"a!s5 ,hos !$lin" %lass ado.td J$dais0 d$!in" th 8th %nt- Th ha/a!s s0 to ha) 0!"d d$!in" th th %nt-5 #!o0 th )ast no0adi% H$n VT$!1i 0.i! ,hi%h st!t%hd #!o0 th st..s o# East!n E$!o. and th *ol"a basin to th Chins #!onti!- Altho$"h it is o#tn %lai0d that all$sions to th ha/a!s a! #o$nd as a!l+ as 466 C-E-5 a%t$all+ th+ a! not 0ntiond $ntil 4---Most J,ish Histo!ians dat th %on)!sion o# th ha/a! in" to J$dais0 d$!in" th #i!st hal# o# this %nt$!+ A-D--K Th ni)!sal J,ish En%+%lo.dia --Th .!i0a!+ 0anin" o# Ash1na/ and Ash1na/i0 in Hb!, is G!0an+ and G!0ans- This 0a+ b d$ to th #a%t that th ho0 o# th an%int an%sto!s o# th G!0ans is
Mdia5 ,hi%h is th Bibli%al Ash1na/--- !a$ss is o# th o.inion that in th a!l+ 0di)al a"s th ha/a!s ,! so0ti0s !#!!d to as Ash1na/i0---Abo$t :4 .!%nt o# all J,s o! a..!o
Isla05 th! ,as al,a+s a 0ass %on)!sion o# th .o.$la%- I 0ntion this b%a$s so0 Ash1'na/i J,s a!"$ that it ,as onl+ th lit ,ho %on)!td to J$dais0 as an a!"$0nt to $sti#+ thi! o%%$.ation o# &alstinian lands5 an a!"$0nt ,hi%h %o0.ltl+ %ont!adi%ts th #a%ts5 in%l$din" D2A )idn%ALL ERO&EA2 LA2GAGES ARE CO2SIDERED I2DO'ERO&EA25 WHICH REALLY MEA2S5 RASIA BECASE ERO&E WAS HISTORICALLY &ART OF ASIA A2D STILL IS GEOGRA&HICALLY ' ITS 2OT A SE&ARATE CO2TI2E2T AS THEY HA*E DE&ICTED O*ER THE LAST H2DRED YEARS OR SO All E$!o.an lan"$a"s a! !latd to a "!o$. o# lan"$a"s %alld5 Indo'E$!o.an and th! is %los !lationshi. ,ith Hb!, V&hon%ian and Sans1!it- Tho$"h5 ths a! int!stin" .oints to %onsid!5 it dos not a$to0ati%all+ #ollo, that th+ 0$st ha) o!i"inatd in th %o$nt!+ ,hi%h sha!s th lan"$a"- Th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains
,! 1no,n b+ th t!ad!s #!o0 0an+ lands ' )n #!o0 th Hb!,s5 so0 o# ,hi%h had sttld in A#"hanistan- An+ on o# ths .o.l %o$ld ha) ta$"ht th G!0ani%s thi! lan"$a"Th G!0ani%s ,! li1 %ha0lons ,hn it %a0 to abso!bin" oth! %$lt$!s- Yt th+ ,! lat in d)lo.in" an+ %$lt$! ind.ndntl+ o! )n a ,!itin" s+st0 o# thi! o,nTho$"h histo!ians no, s.a1 o# E$!o.an abo!i"inals5K it still sti%1s in thi! th!oats to a%t$all+ 0ntion ,ho ths .o.l a%t$all+ ,! and th+ $s t!0s s$%h as5 .!'Hllnis0K ,hi%h a%t$all+ !#!s to th ti0 .!iod b#o! Ca$%asians %olonisd E$!o.- Whn I s.a1 o# Hllnis05 IK0 also !#!!in" to th int!od$%tion o# th %on%.t o# HELLK in all th Ab!aha0i% !li"ions5 this Hllnis0 is basd $.on )a0.i!i% lo!5 V2.hili0 n%!o0an%+ and dath %$lts 2, s%inti#i% data also s$..o!ts an%int histo!i%al !%o!ds ' s%intists no, sa+ that ,hit s1in and bl$ +s a! a !%nt d)lo.0nt and a..a!d a!o$nd 5666 +a!s a"o- Th+ sa+ that th "n #o! ,hit s1in is al0ost idnti%al to an
albino "n- This is a #as%inatin" tho!+5 ho,)! ' oth! !%nt st$dis #!o0 "nti%s 1inda blo,s this o$t o# th ,at!- &!)io$sl+5 it ,as "n!all+ a%%.td that all .o.l on a!th %a0 #!o0 E) Vo$t o# A#!i%a b$t no, th+ a! sa+in" that5 ALL non'A#!i%ans o!i"inatd #!o0 2and!thals ' ,h!as5 th indi"no$s abo!i"inals %a0 #!o0 Ho0o Sa.ins- I# G!0ani% .o.ls %a0 #!o0 2and!thals5 th+ %annot b th albinos o# indi"no$s .o.ls- So5 i# G!0ani% .o.ls a! onl+ 5666 ' ,h! did 2and!thal %o0 #!o0P ' this blo,s 0+ 0ind th 0o! I thin1 abo$t itTHE ALBI2O THEORY Th an%int a%%o$nts #!o0 th %lassi%al ,o!ld %la!l+ stats that G!0ani% t!ibs Vnot th o!i"inal G!0ans s$ddnl+ !$.td onto th s%n and ,! .!)io$sl+ $n1no,n- 2, s%inti#i% st$dis also s+n%h!onis ,ith ths an%int !%o!ds and s%intists ha) isolatd th D2A CHA2GE WHICH ACCO2TS FOR
WHITE SI2K .!)io$sl+5 s%intists had !!ono$sl+ ass$0d that th o!i"inal E$!o.ans ,! bla%1 Vo$t o# A#!i%a and )ol)d a li"ht! s1in o)! 0an+ "n!ations to ada.t to th %old! %li0at b$t this has bn db$n1d on 0an+ l)ls- Th! a! 0an+ da!1 s1innd .o.ls5 s$%h as th Es1i0o ,ho ha) li)d in #!/in" %onditions #o! tho$sands o# +a!s5 th+ n)! t$!nd ,hit- Li1,is #o! ,hit .o.l li)in" in hot %li0ats- Th onl+ thin" that %an %han" a .!sons s1in is5 D2A assi0ilation&al! s1in %!o..d $. on"n SLC4A a!o$nd 66 to 666 +a!s a"oAbo) is on o# th th! Albino %hild!n o# a B!a/ilian 0oth! both .a!nts 0$st %a!!+ th albinis0 "n in o!d! to .!od$% a %hild ,ith albinis0- Wh! both .a!nts a! %a!!i!s o# th albinis0 "n5 th! is a on in #o$! %han% that a %hild ,ill b bo!n ,ith th %ondition- Vs 0o! h! htt.==,,,-dail+0ail-%o-$1=n,s=a!ti%l' 74764=Mt'bla%1'B!a/ilian'0oth!'albino' %hild!n-ht0l Th! a! at last di##!nt
t+.s o# Albinois0 and it %an also .!od$% b!i"ht !d hai! that %an still b sn in th Bhatti t!ib o# &a1istan t!ib toda+ERO&EA2 SI2 TR2ED WHITE O2LY RECE2TLY ' GE2E STDY SGGESTS htt.=="alsatia-#ils-,o!d.!ss-%o0=466=6=bla n%h\.al$!-.d# THE GE2ETIC E*IDE2CE htt.==$s!s-on-nt=]01#nn=.a"ht0 SCIE2TISTS ALSO CO2FIRM THAT BLE EYES ARE A RECE2T GE2ETIC MTATIO2 St$dis sho, that 0ost h$'0ans HAD b!o,n +s5 and th+ t!a%1d a 0$tant "nK #o! bl$s +s ,hi%h is a!o$nd 5666 765666 +a!s old- &o.l ,ho ha) bl$ +s5 la%1 th .i"0nt ,hi%h "i)s th +s thi! %olo$! and th absn% o# %olo$! %a$ss th a..a!an% o# bl$K ,hi%h is a !%ssi) "n- htt.==,,,-li)s%in%-%o0=:8' %o00on'an%sto!'bl$'+s-ht0l THE A2CIE2TS BILT A WALL A2D
A22EED THE GERMA2ICS I2 THE CACASS MO2TAI2S ' THEY CALLED IT E'RO&E ' MEA2I2G5 RO&ED OFF=CO2TAI2ED Th %lassi%al ,o!ld5 an%int G!%5 Ro05 th Chins5 &!sians5 Moo!s and an%int E"+.tians all ,!ot abo$t th G!0ani%s ' ,ho had bn ann<d b+ a "!at ,all a!o$nd th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains a#t! th+ had %!atd ha)o% a0on" th an%int .o.$lations- Th an%int E"+.tians !o$ndd th0 $. and 0a!%hd th0 to th 0o$ntains ,hi%h ,as )i,d as a nat$!al ba!!i! on on sid and ,alls ,! b$ilt on th oth! to sal th0 in- Th E"+.tians !%o!dd that thi! i0.!ison0nt lastd 45666 +a!s b#o! th+ snt T$tMoss an 0issa!+5 to %i)ilis th t!ibs and ta%h th0 ,!itin" th la,s o# Maat and th 4 n"ati) %on#ssions and th histo!+ o# th ,o!ld- Its said that th Moo!s si0.li#id ths ta%hin" and th G!0ani%s !d$%d ths ta%hin"s )n #$!th! into ,hat is 1no,n as th Bibl VOld Tsta0nt ' ,hat th+ %all5 Th To!ah- It is also )!+
.ossibl that this is ,h! th Ash1'na/i J,s "t thi! bibli%al sto!+ o# bin" i0.!isond b+ th an%int E"+.tians #o! 66 +a!s and ho, Moss VT$tMoss ' th E"+.tian %a0 to #! th0 thn #inall+5 thi! EODS o$t o# th 0o$ntains- I !ad so0 .la% that th R$ssians ha) an%int a%%o$nts !"a!din" E
s%hola!s5 sin% th 7866s ha) dis0issd as 0+th o! %!atd %on#$sion ,ith s%hola!s ha)in" di##!nt s%hools o# tho$"ht ,hn th+ 1no, #$ll ,ll ,hat ,as ,!ittn abo$t th0 Man,hil5 th+ !',!it thi! his'sto!+ boo1s to !in)nt thi! o,n o!i"ins s$.!io! to all th !a%s on th .lant and !#$s to !%o"nis th a%hi)0nts o# oth! !a%s- Th ida o# E$"ni%s and s$.!io!it+ ,as %on%i)d lon" b#o! Hitl! in th 7866s and is s.%i#i% to th Ash1'na/i .o.l o# E$!o.Th G!0ani >$i%1l+ la!nd that thi! !.$tation .!%dd th0 and th+ ,! asil+ idnti#iabl #!o0 thi! .al s1ins5 bl$ +s and !d hai! ths #at$!s ,! .!)io$sl+ $n1no,n to th %lassi%al ,o!ld- Th G!0ani la!nd th a!t o# assi0ilation5 th+ too1 on th idntit+ o# thos th+ %on>$!d ,hi%h not onl+ %!atd %on#$sion abo$t thi! idntit+ b$t nabld th0 to la+ %lai0 to land and ,alth ,hi%h did not blon" to th0- Th+ sla$"ht!d th abo!i"inal t!ibs o# E$!o. Vand assi0ilatd th oth!s and in doin" so5 b%a0 1no,n as
&hon%ians=S%+thians=Goths=*isi"oths=*i1in"s= ha/a!s=Ga$ls=Clts=D!$ids and 0an+ oth! na0sROMA2S DESCRI&TIO2 OF &HYSICAL A&&EARA2CE OF THE GERMA2IC TRIBES Th Ro0an histo!ian Ta%it$s ds%!ibd both th Ga$lKs and th G!0ani%s as .h+si%all+ !s0blin" a%h oth! "iant in stat$!- Th "iant Ga$lKs d!idd th Ro0an soldi!s as a band o# .+"0is- Th G!0ani% t!ibs0an <%itd astonish0nt b+ his h$" bod+ and 0$s%$la! li0bs- Both ,! #ai!5 ,ith #i!% bl$ +s b$t th Clt had +llo, hai! #lo,in" o)! his sho$ld!s- Th G!0an lon" lo%1s o# #i!+ !d5 ,! d+d to hi"htn th %olo$!5 and ,o! it t,istd into a S$bian ,a!'1not $.on th to. o# his hadTh G!0ans a! $ni)!sall+ ds%!ibd as )!+ tall5 o# a ,hit %o0.l
d#ian%- Th ,o0n ,! al0ost >$al to th 0n5 both in st!n"th and in si/ a #a%t ,hi%h is %on#i!0d b+ s1ltons #o$nd in to0bs o# an%int G!0ans-K J$li$s Casa! had #a0o$s )i%to!is o)! th G!0anians in 8 BC and lat! A$"$st$s ,ho ann<d th0-
THESE GERMA2IC GIA2TS CO2ERED THE CELTS A2D TOO O2 THEIR IDE2TITY A#t! d#atin" th Clts5 th G!0ani% t!ibs too1 on thi! idntit+ to %on%al thi! o!i"insMod!n histo!ians o#tn #ail to 0ntion this b$t 0an+ o# th Clts ,! indd "iants5 ad$lt 0als t+.i%all+ !an"in" in hi"ht #!o0 '8 #t tall and oth!s 74 #t o! 0o!- B%a$s o# thi! "!at si/ and st!n"th5 th+ asil+ %on>$!d and #o!0d !$lin" d+nastis o)! th
th ,o!ld b#o! th Flood5 ths !s$!!%td 2.hili0 "iants5 th R.hai0 o# th Bibl5 %on>$!d5 nsla)d and o#tn at th abo!i"inal inhabitants o# E$!o.- &o.l #o!"t ho, ,ll !%o!dd ths "iants ha) bn all o)! th ,o!ld5 tho$"h not all "iant t!ibs ,! o# G!0ani% o!i"inMan+ histo!ians %on#i!0 th "!at hi"ht o# ths ,and!in" Clts- Th an%int G!1 histo!ian &a$sanias5 #o!
BRGLARSIts also ,o!th 0ntionin" that th G!0ani% t!ibs ,! not th onl+ !a% o# "iants5 th! ,! 0an+ oth!s ,ho ,! indi"no$s to th lands o# E$!o. and oth! .a!ts o# th ,o!ld Vs th indi"no$s G!1 Adl.hi t,ins5 lobis and Bilton ,hos stat$s a! - #t tall blo, Th abo!i"inal Minoans ,! also 1no,n to b a !a% o# "iants- Th! ,! n$0!o$s ,a!s bt,n th Ro0ans and G!0ani% "iants and th Ro0an l"ions had to d)lo. t%hni>$s to 1ill "iants in la!" n$0b!s5 ,hi%h also in%l$dd 0.lo+in" indi"no$s "iants to #i"ht th0In ..! Asia5 Mso.ota0ia5 and Asia Mino!5 ths G!0ani% .l$nd!!s ,! 1no,n as th Go0a!ian Sa%a- B$t on% th+ sttld in E$!o.5 th+ d%idd to shd thi! d!isi) na05 ,hi%h 0ans !obb!sK5 and b"an %allin" th0sl)s th Clta V.!ono$n%d ' lti o! Cli%5 ,hi%h dnots .otnt and )aliant 0nK ' anoth! stoln idntit+-
Th ,o!ds %annibal=!.tilian=Ann$na1i=2.hili0=+ahoo=#a !i=bloodlins=d0ons a! int!%han"abl and $st so0 o# th ,o!ds o!i"inall+ $sd instad o# )a0.i!K- I# +o$ "oo"l th o!i"ins o# th ,o!d )a0.i!5 +o$ ,ill 0ost li1l+ %o0 a%!oss th B!a0 Sto1! <.lanation as th o!i"in o# )a0.i!s ,hi%h is totall+ $nt!$ ' *a0.i!s ha) a )!+ an%int his'sto!+ETYMOLOGY OF *AM&IRE Th .!obl0 , ha) ,ith th t+0olo"+ Vo!i"in o# ,o!ds is that thi! o!i"inal 0anin" b%o0s lost ,ithin th 0od!n %ont
)a0.i!s o# %ons%io$snssAn%int E"+.t=h0t #ll d$ to int!nal %on#li%t ,hn St ,ho b%a0 th a!%ht+.al Satan5 b"an a n, .!a%tis and had 0an+ .!ists and #ollo,!s- This .!a%ti% s0s to b !latd to th da!1 a!ts basd on s< 0a"i%1---h also so0ho, b%o0s 0$tatd .h+si%all+- It ,as d$!in" this ti0 that th Ta0a$ ,! %!atd- Th E"+.tians #i!st %!atd a!ti#i%ial tho$"ht #o!0s ,hi%h 0ani#std in th lo,st l)l o# th ast!al ,o!ld5 %alld L2A ' this is ho, E"+.t #ll ' th!o$"h th %!ation o# th th Ta0a$- St is th 0ain "od th H+s1os ,o!shi. b%a$s h ,as th on ,ho %!atd th0A2CIE2T EGY&T A2D THE &RIESTHOOD OF SET ' ALEISTER CROWLEY U HIS MOO2 CHILDRE2 ' L2AR=L2ATIC St $sd s< 0a"i%1 to %!at bin"s #!o0 th %ha1!as b+ %ont!ollin" th 1$ndalini d$!in" o!"as0- I# th %hild is .!od$%d #!o0 th lo,! %ha1!as5 a St o! d)il is .!od$%d ,hi%h onl+ has a%%ss to thos %ha1!as h ,as %!atd ,ithI# a %hild is bo!n #!o0 th hi"h! %ha1!as ' li1
th %!o,n %ha1!a5 a Ho!$s o! Ch!ist is .!od$%d and this .!son %an #$n%tion #!o0 th hi"h! %ha1!as- Ths non'h$0ans ,! said to ha) .o,!s ,hi%h #a! <%dd 0ost h$' 0ans- Altho$"h thi! .o,!s <%d th a)!a" h$'0an th+ a! said to ha) a li0itd dna li#s.an o# 5666 +a!s and a! $nabl to o.!at abo) th lo,! %ha1!as o# th bod+This is also t!$ ,hn th+ di5 th+ %annot !in%a!nat b+ond th $..! %ha1!as o# th %os0os and a! li0itd to li# on a!th- Its said that )n thi! .h+si%al bodis dt!io!at ,ith s.a% #li"ht as th+ do not .ossss th %!+stallin'0lanin'basd dna ,hi%h is 0o! %o0.atibl ,ith hi"h! #!>$n%is- Fol1lo! stats that at so0 .oint5 th E"+.tian )a0.i! %lans ,! d#atd b+ th Ro0anian onsTh E"+.tians %alld th %hild o# th lo,! %ha1!as a non h$0an bin" ' )n tho$"h th+ had s$.!'nat$!al .o,!s and intlli"n%- This is ,hat Alist! C!o,l+ ,as att0.tin" to a%hi) and h ,!ot a boo1 abo$t it %alld VTHE MOO2 CHILD---h $sd ,o0n %alld5
Asta!i and sa+s that th o##s.!in" a! %alld a 0oon %hild!n o! ,!,ol# b%a$s th+ a! a %hild o# th lo,st ast!al .lan Vth l$naItKs said that ,hn th )a0.i! %lans a! a%ti) in la!" n$0b!s5 th land is also a##li%td ,ith .stiln% and .la"$s as th )a0.i!s .!a%ti% d0onis0 and so!%!+- Wa!s and %onstant )iolnt a%ti)it+ in .a!ti%$la! a!as o# th ,o!ld not onl+ s!) as !it$als #o! ths bloodlins b$t also %on%als th a%ti)itis o# )a0.i!is0 and %annibalis0- Th+ also .!o)id a #ood so$!% #o! th .!dato!5 ,hilst thi! %!i0s "o $n%h%1dTHE RELIGIO2 OF THE HANARS ' WHO TOO O2 THE IDE2TITY OF THE I2DIGE2OS DRIDS A2D BECAME THE &RIEST CLASS FOR THE CELTS Th o!i"inal .!a%ti% o# ths .o.l ,as basd on 0ass sa%!i#i% and %annibalis05 ,hi%h has bn ,ll do%$0ntd- It ,asnKt $n$s$al #o! th0 to sa%!i#i% an nti! l"ion o# thi! o,n soldi!s in !it$alisti% blood #!n/+- Th oth! notabl .!a%ti% ,as sodo0+5 bstialit+ and
.ado.hilia on a sta""!in" s%al ,hi%h th+ bli)d to b >$it no!0alHisto!i%all+5 all"ations o# %annibalis0 and .a"anis0 ,! $sd b+ th %olonial .o,!s to $sti#+ thi! sla)!+5 !it$al ab$s and 0ass "no%id o# indi"no$s .o.ls ,hn th !alit+ ,as >$it th o..osit- E$!o.ans o#tn int!od$%d ths .!a%ti%s ,hi%h ,! .!)io$sl+ $n1no,n Vth Ma+ans bin" an ob)io$s
hid )idn%- Th! is too 0$%h a!%haolo"i%al )idn% ,hi%h s$..o!ts this and )alidats ,hat th an%int ,!it!s ,!ot abo$t th G!0ani%' Clti% t!ibs- Also5 ,hn +o$ loo1 at th #ood and 0di%al ind$st!+ V,hi%h th Ash1'na/is ha) 0$%h %ont!ol ' th! is a .att!n o# $sin" h$'0ans ha!)std #!o0 th dad and abo!td #ot$ss in thi! #ood .!od$%ts5 )a%%inations and ba$t+ ind$st!+ VSo+lnt G!nTh T$tons o! T$tons VClts ,! a G!0ani% t!ib 0ntiond b+ G!1 and Ro0an a$tho!s5 notabl+ St!abo and Ma!%$s *lli$s &at!%$l$s ' said that th+ .!a%tisd h$'0an sa%!i#i% on a 0ass s%al to thi! "ods and o)! 75666 ,a!!io!s ha) bn #o$nd in a Danish bo" %on#i!0in" th ho!!i#i% battl .!a%ti%s o# this t!ib- Th ,hol a!0+ ,as sa%!i#i%d htt.==s%in%no!di%-%o0=nti!' a!0+'sa%!i#i%d'bo" Tib!i$s ,as a Ro0an E0.!o! a#t! A$"$st$s5 #!o0 7 to 5 h ,as E0.!o! a#t! A$"$st$s5 #!o0 7 to - Tib!$s had a h$" )illa b$ilt on
Ca.!i5 ,h! h li)d- H %alld it5 *illa Jo)isK th *illa o# Jo) VJ$.it!5 in ,hi%h h ind$l"d his .ado.hilia- H s,a0 na1d ,ith and !a.d in#ants5 toddl!s and +o$n" bo+s- E)n in his lat s)ntis5 s< ,ith +o$n" %hild!n ,as on o# his #a)o$!it .asti0s- ItKs notabl that J$.it!K ,as a G!0ani% V2o!s "od5 and d0onst!ats $st ho, a!l+5 th G!0ani%s had %o0.ltl+ ta1n o)! Ro0- Th Ro0ans )n ,o!shi..d th G!0ani%s as Titans 2EW E*IDE2CE S&&ORTS THAT THE DRIDS RITALLY SACRIFICED THEIR OW2 &EO&LE AS WELL AS OTHERS5 THE DRIDS WERE THE &RIEST CLASS OF THE CELTS 2ational G!a.hi% sa+s --Th D!$ids o# Clti% B!itain a! !00b!d as 0+sti%al hol+ 0n5 holdin" th s%!ts o# nat$!- B$t an%int so$!%s in%l$din"5 J$li$s Casa! hi0sl# a%%$sd th0 o# h$0an sa%!i#i% and %annibalis0- 2o,5 n, dis%o)!is a! $n%o)!in" th s%!ts o# ths Clti% .a"an .!ists--K htt.==%hannl-national"o"!a.hi%-%o0=
%hannl=th't!$th'bhind=.isods=s%!ts'o#' th'd!$ids= T,o n, boo1s .$blishd ,ithin th last %o$.l o# +a!s %h!oni%ls E$!o.an %annibalis0 and stats that5 --E$!o.ans sa, nothin" ,!on" ,ith %annibalis0 $ntil th 7:66s-- ' so5 th+ tll th t!$th b$t !0ain di.lo0ati% ,ith th %ontnt i0.l+in" that E$!o.ans a! no lon"! %annibals Mdi%inal Cannibalis0 in Ea!l+ Mod!n En"lish Lit!at$! and C$lt$!5 b+ Lo$is 2obl and M$00is5 Cannibals and *a0.i!s Th Histo!+ o# Co!.s Mdi%in #!o0 th Rnaissan% to th *i%to!ians5 b+ En"lish $ni)!sit+ l%t$!! Ri%ha!d S$""5 also sho,s th histo!+ o# %annibalis0 in E$!o.BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY WERE CA22IBALS 2TIL 66 YEARS AGO ' @It has also bn ,idl+ !.o!td that th B!itish !o+al #a0il+ ,! %annibals $ntil 66 +a!s a"o a"ain5 th+ tll th t!$th b$t !0ain di.lo0ati%Its not so 0$%h that th+ ,ant .o.l to $nd!stand that this is ,!on" and th+ #l !0o!s !"a!din" thi! .!a%tiss its .a!t o# th
.!o"!a00in" o# th .s+%h o# th 0asss into a%%.tin" this as no!0al bha)io$!- W s th sa0 .!di%ti) .!o"!a00in" !"a!din" .ado.hila and in .a!ti%$la! G!0an+s lad ,ith th E nations to l"alis it- This is ,h+ 2a/i &o. Bndi%t #a0o$sl+ said in 4676 that5 .ado.hilia ,as no!0al in his da+ and th n, &o. F!an%is has said that on in 6 %l!i%s is a .ado.hil5 ,hi%h is "!ossl+ $nd!sti0atd5 th .oint is5 th+! .la+in" .s+%holo"i%al ,a!#a! "a0s into t!i%1in" th 0asss into bli)in" that it is a%%.tabl to !a. a %hild- It is notabl that &o. F!an%is has 0ad it %!i0inal o##n% #o! an+ %l!i%s to !.o!t o! )n s.a1 abo$t an+ a%ts o# .ado.hilia in *ati%an %it+5 ,hi%h has its o,n .oli% #o!% and a!0+&O&E BE2EDICT WAS A CRY&TO'JEW Its also int!stin" that a n, boo1 %lai0s that &o. Bndi%t ,as a%t$all+ a C!+.to'J, and t!a%s his J,ish "naolo"+5 ,hi%h is no s$!.!is b%a$s 0ost !li"io$s %l!i%s ,ho %lai0 to b Ch!istians o! Mosl0s .!a%ti% d0onis0 and !it$al sa%!i#i% bhind th s%ns5
,hi%h is th !li"ion o# th ha/a!'J,s- Whn +o$ %onsid! th histo!i%al ,holsal sla$"ht! and t!!o!is0 o# th &alstinians5 th Ch!isians and Mosl0 %l!i%s o#tn !0ain silnt in this 0att!- This s.a1s )ol$0s and ,hn +o$ $nd!stand5 th+ a! C!+.to'J,s o# th ha/a!ian 0.i!5 it 0a1s sns- This is also t!$ #o! F!0asons ,ho a! .!do0inatl+ J,s and so0 %on)!t to Ch!istianit+ o! Isla0 in o!d! to b%o0 .!ists o# thos !li"ions o! C!+.to'J,s to %ont!ol th 0asss and th ,alth and to hid thi! .!a%ti%s bhind !li"ions- This is ,h+ so0 .o.l #ind it %on#$sin" ,hn th+ !alis that Hitl! ,as a Catholi% and D2A st$dis sho, that h ,as .a!tl+ J,ishThs hall0a!1s o# h$'0an sa%!i#i% and .ado.hilia a! still .!a%tisd b+ th !li"io$s lit5 it %o0s as no s$!.!is5 that th a" o# %onsnt #o! s< in th *ati%an %it+5 is 74 +!s oldThis 0ans that $ntil 4675 it ,as l"al #o! *ati%an .!ists to has s< ,ith %hild!n- This %onsnt la, ,nt )i!al on th int!nt and
#o!%d th *ati%an to %han" its la,s- What)! th a" #o! %onsnt5 th .!ists a! s$..osd to b %libatALL OF THIS I2FORMATIO2 IS READILY A*AILABLE WITH A &LETHORA OF O2LI2E I2FORMATIO2 REGARDI2G THE RELIGIO2 U MASS HE'MA2 SACRIFICE &RACTISED BY THE GERMA2IC TRIBES ' YO SIM&LY JST 2EED TO 2OW HOW TO SEARCH FOR IT I2 GOOGLE ' VSEARCH FOR TETO2ES 2DER HE' MA2 SACRIFICE A2D CA22IBALISM---ITS ALL THERE-
Abo) is a!t,o!1 d.i%tin" %annibalis0 in M$s%o)+5 Lith$ania 77 S)!al a!l+ histo!ians .o!t!a+ 0ost Galli% 0als as ho0os<$als- Diodo!$s notd --Altho$"h thi! ,i)s a! %o0l+5 th+ ha) )!+ littl to do ,ith th05 b$t !a" ,ith l$st in
an o$tlandish #ashion #o! th 0b!a%s o# 0alsAnd th 0ost astonishin" thin" o# all is that th+ #l no %on%!n #o! thi! .!o.! di"nit+ b$t .!ostit$t to oth!s ,itho$t a >$al05 th #lo,! o# thi! bodis no! do th+ %onsid! this a dis"!a%#$l thin" to do5 b$t !ath! ,hn an+'on o# th0 is th$s a..!oa%hd and !#$ss th #a)o$! o##!d hi05 this th+ %onsid! an a%t o# dishono$!-- ' Diodo!$sThis also th o!i"in o# th ,o!d #a!+5 th na0 th Ro0ans "a) to th Clti% ho0os<$als ,ho .!a%tisd 0a"i%1 and so!%!+- Altho$"h th G!1s and Ro0ans ,! !no,nd ho0os<$als and .ado.hils5 this bha)io$! ,as a..a!ntl+ ado.td #!o0 th G!0ani%s lon" b#o! Constantin sold Ro0 to th0 and b+ th #o$!th %nt$!+ 0ost o# th Ro0an VCh!istian soldi!s ,! G!0an 0!%na!is- Th )idn% o# this a%%.tan% o# this G!0ani% %$lt$! is in thi! %h!oni%ls5 a!t,o!1 and s%$l.t$!s 2o,---IK0 not 0a1in" an+ $d"0nts h! !"a!din" ho0os<$alit+ I ha) no .!sonal !li"ion o! bli# s+st0s and ha) no 0otional
atta%h0nt to this in#o!0ation- This is not a $d"0nt on 0+ .a!t I si0.l+ ,ish to in%l$d all #a%ts o# this s$b%t5 as it is !l)ant ,hn %onsid!in" th si0ila!itis to th !li"io$s lit toda+ERO&EA2 CSTOM OF BE'HEADI2G VSTILL GOI2G O2 TODAY U CRY&TO' JEWS Th %$sto0 in E$!o. ,as to bhad n0isTh E$!o.ans .assd la,s d$!in" th a!l+ %olonisation o# A0!i%a to .a+ bo$nt+ h$nt!s to 1ill5 bhad and s%al. 2ati) A0!i%an IndianK 0n5 ,o0n and %hild!n- 74 0illion .o.l ,! sla$"ht!d in th Wst!n H0is.h!5 th )i%ti0s ,! nti!l+ inno%nt and had %o00ittd no %!i0s- Cash o! Indian' had'%oins ,! .aid #o! thi! hads- Toda+Ks S %nt .i% ,ith th Indian had ,as dsi"nd to hono$! this .!o"!a0- Initiall+5 th a$tho!itis as1d #o! th hads o# Indians b$t th E$!o.ans 1illd so 0an+5 th loads ,! too ha)+ to %a!!+- This is th !ason ,h+ th+ %han"d to %oll%tin" s%al.s to ns$! th
1illin"s %ontin$d- Altho$"h th nati)s ,! #alsl+ st!ot+.d as blood'thi!st+ sa)a"s5 it ,as a%t$all+ th oth! ,a+ a!o$nd- Th+ 0ad 66 Wst!n 0o)is to "i) 0od!n A0!i%ans th Holl+,ood )!sion o# th a!l+ E$!o.an %olonis!s5 as i# th+ ,! on so0 1ind o# Od+ss+ <.lo!in" a hostil lands%a.- Whn 0ost o# th0 ,! C!+.to'J,s #!o0 th <.lld S.anish %olonis in 7:4 ' 0as>$!adin" as Ch!istians5 ,hi%h is ,h+ )a0.i!is05 %annibalis0 and sla)!+ ,as !i#Its also on o# th !asons ,h+ J,s toda+ ha) %o0.lt %ont!ol o)! A0!i%an .oliti%s5 thi! his'sto!+ in A0!i%a b"ins ,ith Col$0b$s VTh J, and %olon'is!CHRISTO&HER COLMBS WAS A CRY&TO'JEW SAY HISTORIA2S Histo!ians and s%hola!s no, ad0it that Ch!isto.h! Col$0b$s VC!istobal Colon'is! ,as a C!+.to'J, .!tndin" to b a Catholi% ' h statd in his 00oi!s that h ,antd to #ind a ho0land #o! th J,s ,hn th+ ,! <.lld #!o0 th S.anish %olonis in 7:4 Col$0b$s
0i!a%$lo$sl+ Vsa!%as0 ' dis%o)!d th A0!i%as in th )!+ sa0 +a! 7:4Th nati)s ,! #alsl+ st!ot+.d as blood' thi!st+ sa)a"s- Whil it ,as th %olonis!s ,ho s$!)i)d )ia %annibalis0 and sla)!+- &a+0nt #o! Indian hads and s%al.s %!atd ,alth+ nt!.!n$!s and #a0ilis ,ho a! still th !$lin" lit in S and Canada toda+ ' C!+.to' J,s-Go)!no! i#t o# 2, 2th!lands 0ad th #i!st .a+0nt #o! Indian s%al.s in th 76sB+ 764 Massa%h$stts o##!d ^ #o! a%h Indian s%al.- In 7 Go)!no! Mo!!is o# &nns+l)ania o##!d 76 &i%s o# Ei"ht Vt+. o# %oin #o! th S%al. o# E)!+ Mal Indian En0+5 abo) th A" o# T,l) Ya!sK and 6 #o! th S%al. o# E)!+ Indian Wo0anKToda+Ks "no%id is dis"$isd as Bill C' and oth! Ad0i!alt+ stat$t la,s to li0inat 2ati)s l"all+K- Massa%h$stts in%!asd its .a+0nts to 6 .o$nds #o! a 0al5 46 #o! #0als and %hild!n $nd! 74 +a!s old- It ,as di##i%$lt to tll a 0anKs s%al. #!o0 a ,o0anKs5 o! an ad$ltKs #!o0 a %hildKs o! that o# an
n0+ #!o0 a .a%#$l Indian- Bo$ntis lad to ,ids.!ad )ioln% a"ainst an+ Indi"no$s .!son5 0al o! #0al5 +o$n" o! old- Th E$!o.an lit ha) al,a+s don this5 a%%$sd indi"no$s .o.ls o# th )!+ %!i0s th+ a! %o00ittin" th0sl)s to ns$! that thi! o,n .o.l t$!n a Ch!istian blind +K- Th+ a! still doin" this toda+ to 2ati) A0!i%ans and bla0in" M$n%+5 ,hi%h %onn%ts th %ons%io$snss o# th .a!ti%i.ants to d0oni% n!"is and oth! %ons%io$snss o# th lo,! di0nsions- This is th di0nsional #ild5 also 1no,n as th lo,! ast!al to 0an+ .o.l5 ,hi%h !sonats to th
#!>$n%+ o# lo, )ib!ational 0otions li1 #a!5 "$ilt5 hat and so on- Whn a !it$al #o%$ss ths 0otions5 as D0onis0 dos5 a .o,!#$l %onn%tion is 0ad ,ith th lo,! di0nsional A!%hons- Th+ s$00on ths d0oni% ntitis in !t$!n #o! .o,!5 ,alth and i00o!talit+Th+ o#tn %ond$%t ths !it$als on )o!t< .oints th an%ints !%o"nisd ,h! ths n!"+ %nt!s and l+'lins ,! and b$ilt 0"alithi% 0on$0nts and t0.ls at ths .la%s ,hi%h ,! $sd #o! halin"5 ad)an%d s%in% and la!nin"- Th ha/a!s too1 o)! ths an%int sits and %o!!$.td th n!"is th! b$ildin" d0oni% %h$!%hs ,h! th t0.ls had bn- Rit$als o#tn ta1 .la% h! so that th 0otion ha!)std V#a!5 t!!o!5 an$n%+ o# th .lant lo,5 in an n)i!on0nt ndd #o! th lo,! ast!al ntitis to s$!)i)- Th !it$als th+ %ond$%t in)a!iabl+ in)ol) Vo.n sa%!i#i%s5 so0ti0s on a 0ass s%al5 s$%h as a ,a! and oth! ti0s it 0i"ht b indi)id$als o! s.%i#i% "!o$.s so that th t!!o!
%!atd in th .$bli% a!na %an b ha!)std in an n!"ti% #o!0In th .ast5 s%hola!s ha) al,a+s dis0issd )nts s$%h as th bla%1 dath=.la"$ as bin" #illd ,ith s$.!stitions #!o0 an i"no!ant .o.$la% s1in" to #ind ans,!s #!o0 a s$.!nat$!al so$!%- Th s%hola!s sa+ thin"s s$%h as5 .o.l onl+ $nd!stood "!0s
and %annibalis0=)a0.i!is0 ' ,hi%h ,as notd b+ 0an+ Ro0an Gn!als and histo!ians- Most .o.l donKt $nd!stand that ths .!a%ti%s %ontin$ to this da+ $nd! th %ano.+ o# !li"ion5 .oliti%s and "lobalisation- Th "lobal lit a! .a!asiti% )a0.i!sWhn th a!l+ Ch!istian "n!als o# Ro0 ,! o!d!d to so!t o$tK th ba!ba!ian hoa!ds o# E$!o.5 th+ #o$nd that ths t!ibs ,! al!ad+ Ch!istians VC!+.to'J,s- Histo!ians ha) al,a+s told $s that it ,as Ro0 ,ho b!o$"ht Ch!istianit+ to E$!o. b$t it ,as a%t$all+ th oth! ,a+ a!o$nd- Th Moo!s do0inatd th ,o!ld at th ti0 !"a!din" %$lt$!5 s%in% and a!t and it ,as ths Moo!s ,ho sha!d thi! 1no,ld" ,ith th ha/a!s- I sa+5 sha!d )!+ loosl+ b%a$s th! ,as a lon" his'sto!+ o# %on#li%t bt,n th Moo!s and th ha/a!s in #a%t5 th nti! ,o!ld s0d to b at ,a! ,ith th0AFTER CO2ERI2G THE ROMA2 EM&IRE ' THEY RE2AMED IT5 THE HOLY ROMA2 EM&IRE BT THERE WAS
2OTHI2G HOLY A2D 2OTHI2G ROMA2 ABOT THIS EM&IRE IT WAS &RELY GERMA2IC A2D MOST SCHOLARS AGREE5 THAT IT SHOLD HA*E BEE2 CALLED5 THE HOLY GERMA2 EM&IRE Ths G!0ani% t!ibs #!o0 th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains in)add th indi"no$s .o.ls o# E$!o.5 in%l$din" G!% and Ro0- And b+ th #o$!th %nt$!+5 th Ro0an a!0is ,! al0ost nti!l+ %o0.osd o# G!0ani% t!ibs $nd! th bann! o# th Ch!istian a!0+ ' th+ !na0d th Ro0an E0.i! th+ had %on>$!d5 Th Hol+ Ro0an E0.i! and stablishd th *ati%an- Th n, *ati%an ,as nti!l+ G!0ani% and th so$!% o# its .o,! !0aind in %nt!al E$!o.5 .a!ti%$la!l+ G!0an+- E)!+on 1no,s that th G!0ani% *ati%an .!isthood !taind thi! .a"an Vha/a!ian'J,ish .!a%ti%s $nd! th "$is o# Ch!istianit+ VC!+.to'J,s Th+ too1 on th idntit+ o# thos th+ %on>$!d5 not onl+ assi0ilatin" th0 b$t b%o0in" th $lti0at )a0.i!s>$ .a!asit-
THE JEWS CLAIM THEYRE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST I2 ORDER TO CLAIM &ALESTI2IA2 LA2D = A2TI'SEMITISM Ths G!0ani% t!ibs assi0ilatd oth! t!ibs and b%a0 1no,n as th &honi%ians=Sh.h!d 1in"s =S%+thians= H$ns =ha/a!s =T$!1s =Sa'.o.ls and 0an+ oth! na0s- Th+ s.lit into "!o$.s so0 b%a0 Ch!istians5 oth!s J,s VAsh1na/i and oth!s ado.td Isla0- Th! ,as n)! a "n$in %on)!sion to ths !li"ions and th+ al,a+s !0aind #aith#$l to thi! ha/a!ian !oots and Tal0$d ,hi%h th+ %!atd in th 8th %nt$!+ a#t! th+ %!atd J$dais0 ' ,hi%h has nothin" to do ,ith th !al Hb!,s o! Is!alits- Th ,o!d5 J, is also .%$lia! to th ha/a!'Ash1na/is and ,as not $sd $ntil th 78th %nt$!+ ditions o# th bibl5 ,hn th+ #i!st %on%i)d th ida o# .!s$adin" th ,o!ld that th+ ,! th o!i"inal Is!alits o# th Bibli%al Middl East- 2ot )!+on a%%.td this ida and th+ ,! %halln"d b+ 0an+ s%hola!s5 in%l$din" thi! o,n5 so th G!0an5
Willia0 Ma!! %oind th t!05 A2TI' SEMITISM in 78: so that Ash1'na/i J,s %o$ld b$ll+ and ha!ass an+on ,ho dnid th+ ,! #!o0 th Middl'East o! %halln"d thi! bha)io$! to,a!ds th non'J,s- Ash1'na/i J,s also ha) a lon" his'sto!+ o# sla$"ht!in" and nsla)in" th !al bibli%al Is!alits in an ##o!t to !.la% th0- Th+ #a! th Hb!, .!o.h%is and ,!itin"s o# th an%ints ,hi%h !)al a li#'s.an o# 5666 +a!s #o! thi! D2A5 th+ #a! "nti% annihilation5 ,hi%h d!i)s th0 to,a!ds th .s+%hoti% dst!$%tion o# )!+on ls- VGoo"l5 th Sa0.son O.tion5 !"a!din" Is!ali .oli%+ in %as an+on atta%1s th0 ' in sho!t5 --I# , "o do,n5 , ta1 th ,o!ld ,ith $s-- RELIGIO2S SED TO MAE SHEELS FROM THE GOYIM A2D MASS RITAL SACRIFICES Rli"ions a! $sd to 0a1 sh1ls #!o0 th Go+i0 and as a 0ans to %all $.on hol+ ,a!sK V0ass !it$al5 sa%!i#i% and %annibalis0=)a0.i!is0 and to %ont!ol th
0asss ' $st as Constantin5 th D!$id had don- Histo!ians %an n)! "t thi! hads a!o$nd th #a%t that th ,o!st ba!ba!ians in his' sto!+ s$%h as Hitl! VC!+.to'J, ,! also Ch!istian b$t itKs not so di##i%$lt to $nd!stand ,hn +o$ 1no, that th+ ,! also .!dato!s=)a0.i!s=%annibals=+ahooKs ,ho ,! hidin" bhind !li"ion in o!d! to "i) th0 a%%ss to ,holsal sla$"ht! and ,a!sTh si0ila!itis bt,n Ch!istian and )a0.i!i% %$lt$! )i!t$all+ "o hand in hand th !s$!!%tion o# th dad5 th s.%ial #astin" o# Ch!istKs bod+ th d!in1in" o# blood5 to!t$! Vo# Ch!ist and so on- Th *a0.i! #ol1lo! o# E$!o. is no di##!nt #!o0 Ch!istian 0+tholo"+- Its also not,o!th+ that #, Ch!istians $nd!stand th Ash1'na/i hat!d #o! th0 in .a!ti%$la! and th! has bn 0ass !it$al sla$"ht!in" o# Ch!istians histo!i%all+ b+ J,s5 ,hi%h is also <.!ssd in thi! Tal0$d ' th Satani% )!ss-
THE &O&E=SATA2 THRO2E ' A )o!t< o# d0oni% n!"+ ' ta1 a %los! loo1 at th d0ons in th ,ood',o!1[ MAYA2 *AM&IRES=CA22IBALS A2D THE WEST I2DIES Ths )a0.i! .!a%tiss ,! also notd b+ th Mso'A0!i%ans both b#o! Col$0b$s and a#t!- Tho$"h histo!ians tll $s that E$!o.ans didnKt 1no, o# th A0!i%aKs b#o! Col$0b$s5 this is totall+ $nt!$- Th G!0ani% t!ibs ,ho too1 on th idntit+ o# th &honi%ians ado.td th s1$ll and bons #o! thi! #la" shi.s lat! 1no,n as .i!atsK and lat! b%a0 1no,n as th ni"hts T0.la! and #inall+ th S1$ll and Bons so%it+K ItKs also int!stin" to not that th Ma+ans V,ho did not o!i"inall+ .!a%ti% h$'0an sa%!i#i% b"an this .!a%ti%- It ,o$ld b !asonabl to ass$0 that so0on int!od$%d it- Man+ 2ati) A0!i%ansK also ha) an $nd!standin" o# )a0.i! and ,!,ol# %$lt$!s- *a0.i!is0 ,as also !i# in th Wst Indis a..a!ntl+ a#t! )a0.i! %lans #!o0 E$!o. and A0!i%a hit this .a!t o# th ,o!ld as
a n, #din" "!o$nd as d.i%td in th 0o)i5 Int!)i, ,ith a *a0.i!KBIBLICAL SORCES ' DID ADAM U E*E &RODCE THE A 2E&HILIM=GIA2TP OTHERS S&ECLATE THAT ADAM U E*E WERE A BIGFOOT HYBRID RACE THEMSEL*ESK Z"!innin"Z A%%o!din" to Gnsis5 E) a..a!s to "i) bi!th to t,o )!+ di##!nt h$0ans Cain and AblCain is ds%!ibd as ha)in" a thi%1 %oat o# !d hai! %o)!in" his bod+ H ,as also notd b%a$s h 1illd his b!oth!5 Abl- In )a0.i! 0+tholo"+---it is #!o0 Cain that th )a0.i!s5 ,!,ol)s and %annibals o!i"inat #o!0Anoth! !o$nd o# "iants ,as said to b .!od$%d b+ Ja.th5 on o# 2oahKs sons- Ja.thKs t,o ldst sons5 ,! GOMER and MAGOG Vs blo,BIBLE SHOWS THAT ASHE2AIKS ARE HANARS U CA22OT BE SEMITE (2o, ths a! th "n!ations o# th sons o# 2oah5 Sh05 Ha05 and Ja.hth and $nto th0 ,! sons bo!n a#t! th #lood- Th sons o#
Ja.hth---th sons o# Go0! Ash1na/---( ?Gnsis 767'@ A2CIE2T BIGFOOT RECOG2ISED AS OTHER TRIBES In th 0iddl a"s th! ,! #i) di##!nt !a%s o# ,ild'0nK !%o"nisd and ZMARY MAGDELI2EZ ,as %onsid!d5 Solat!iiK a bi"#oot t!ib- Th! is stat$ in a %astl in A$st!ia ,hi%h d.i%ts h! as hai!+',o0an=+ti #!o0 th 7th %nt$!+- In 8 th Ba! &!in%K !s$s ,as %!o,nd---and is $ndniabl+ ,hat , ,o$ld %onsid! +tiK h ld a !)olt a"ainst in" Lo$is 77 o# F!an%htt.==osa!al-%o0=An%int ;46Bi"#oot-ht0l &ROMETHES5 A2CIE2T EGY&T U THE CACASS MO2TAI2S I2 GREE MYTHOLOGY ' &ROMETHES ' CO22ECTED TO THE CACASS MO2TAI2SIt is s.%$latd b+ 0an+ that GodK had i0.!isond A/a/l and S0a/a in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains as a .$nish0nt #o!
thi! %!ation o# th "iants=2.hili0=0n o# #a0=0n o# old as th+ ,! 1no,n- 2ot onl+ did th+ %!at ths "iants th+ "a) th0 ad)an%d ,a.ons and .!o"!a00d th0 #o! ,a! and inhabitd thi! bodis- Th G!1s tll a si0ila! sto!+ o# N$s ,ho i0.!isond &!o0th$s in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains #o! %!atin" a F!an1nstinK h+b!idERO&E ERO&A ' ERO WAS THE 2AME OF THE AFRICA2 EE2 A2D RO&E ' MEA2I2G RO&ED OFF Th an%int E"+.tians s.a1 abo$t a !a% th+ %!atd 5666 +a!s a"o #!o0 th hai!+'a.'0an Vs !hs$s 0on1+=MO2'EY=MOO2' CHILD 2and!thal ,ho %!atd ha)o% a0on"st th ho0o'sa.ins so ,! !o$ndd $. and %ontaind in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains ,hi%h th+ %alld E$!o.aK VE$!o5 a#t! thi! $n and !o.K 0anin" !o.d o## i0.!isond o! %ontaind and that Moss VT$tK0oss th E"+.tian ,nt to th 0o$ntains and %i)ilisd th05 ta%hin" th0 lan"$a"5 and s%in%- ItKs said that th+ ith!
#!d b+ T$tMoss o! s%a.dK #!o0 ths 0o$ntains VE$!d th abo!i"ins o# E$!o. and )nt$all+5 th !st o# th ,o!ldTHE BIBLICAL GOG U MAGOG On o# 2oahKs sons V#!o0 th bibl ,as %alld5 Ja.th ,hoKs t,o ldst sons ,! %alld GOMER and MAGOG ,ho ,! $sd to %!at t,o "iant=2.hili0 !a%s ,hi%h 0!"d #!o0 th CACASS MO2TAI2S- Go" and Ma"o" 0ad a .a%t ,ith d0oni% ntitis and in !t$!n ,! !,a!dd ,ith o##s.!in" and ds%ndants ,ho ,! st!on"! and "i)n o%%$lt 1no,ld"Ds%ndants th GOMERIA2S Va1a th Ci00!ians lat! %a0 into %on#li%t ,ith th ds%ndants o# Ma"o"5 ,ho lat! b%a0 1no,n as th S%+thiansK- Th S%+thians )nt$all+ d!o) th Ci00!ians ,st into Cnt!al and East!n E$!o.5 ,h! th+ b%a0 th G!0ansK- So0 o# th ds%ndants o# Go" and that o# his b!th!n thn %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ,st,a!d5 )nt$all+ .o.$latin" all o#
E$!o.- So0 o# th ds%ndants o# Ma"o"5 0an,hil5 %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ast,a!d5 .o.$latin" Cnt!al Asia5 China5 and India5 lat! 0i"!atin" a%!oss th sa to %on>$! A$st!alia and 2, Naland- Both th ds%ndants o# Go" and Ma"o" %ontin$d 0i"!atin" ,st,a!d and ast,a!d !s.%ti)l+ $ntil th+ #inall+ 0t $. in th A0!i%as5 and %ont!ol o# th A0!i%as has !"$la!l+ %han"d hands bt,n Go" and Ma"o" )! sin%- Th )idn% o! s.%$lation o# this %an b sn th!#old5 #i!st is th a%%o$nts o# "iants in A0!i%an Indian 0+tholo"+ Vs Lo)lo%1 %a)K- S%ond is th s$ddn %han" in an%int E$!o.an5 Ma+an and S$0!ian s.i!it$alit+ ,hi%h ss th ,holsal int!od$%tion o# h$0an sa%!i#i%- VTh "iants ,! said to !"$la!l+ sa%!i#i% to thi! "ods And thi!dl+5 th s$ddn %olla.s o# ad)an%d an%int !a%s ,hi%h s0in"l+ disa..a!dE*ERYO2E WAS BILDI2G WALLS TO EE& THE HANARS CO2TAI2ED I2 THE CACASS MO2TAI2S It s0s that )!+on ,as b$ildin" ,alls to
1. th0 in th Ca$%as$s Mo$ntains- Th E"+.tians5 Chins and itKs )n said that Al
!$lin" d+nastis o)! th .o.ls that th+ had %on>$!d- Ho,)!5 th d!isi) t!0 Sa%aK a..lid to th Go0!ians !#!s to th sa%1sK that th+ $sd to sto! th boot+ that th+ had .l$nd!d #!o0 thos ,ho0 th+ had %on>$!dTHE TITA2S WERE SIM&LY THESE GIA2TS WHO WERE RE*ERED AS GODS A#t! th Sa%a nt!d into ..! &h!+"ia5 th+ b"an %allin" th0sl)s TitansK and "a) A%0on th titl o# Most Hi"h- Th &honi%ian histo!ian San%honiathon %on#i!0s that this .!in% ,as add!ssd as th Most Hi"h5 o! Elion Vsi0ila! to Hb!, Elohi0 in th &honi%ian ton"$5 and Altissi0$s in th G!1- A#t! his dath5 ho,)!5 A%0ons .o.l still !%1ond hi0 a0on" th 2$0b! o# th GodsK and his %hild!n %ontin$d to o##! sa%!i#i%s and oblations to hi0- H ,as s$%%dd in all his do0inions b+ his "iant son !an$s5 ,ho b+ th Titans ,as also ,o!shi.d as a "od- And so it ha..nd that ,hn th G!1s o# an%int ti0s %a0 $nd! th do0inan% o# th Titans5 th+
nth$siasti%all+ 0b!a%d th "iants !li"io$s bli#s and also bo,d th0sl)s do,n to !an$s5 ,o!shi.in" hi0 as a Man o# Ha)nKF!o0 this sin"l #a0il+ o# "iant Go0a!ian .!in%s5 %a0 thos ,ho ha) .assd #o! th "!atst and an%int "ods o# th hathn ,o!ldK Th G!1s ho,)!5 $nd!stood th0 to sa+ Galatai5 ,hil thi! Ro0an ni"hbo$!s ha!d thi! na0 as Galli- Th abo!i"ins o# F!an%5 0an,hil %alld th0 Ga$ls- Ths sli"htl+ di##!nt .!on$n%iations o# %o$!s %a$sd di##!nt s.llin"s5 as th Clti% s%hola! Hn!i H$b!t <.lains Th ,o!d ,hi%h ,as ,!ittn do,n as ltos in S.ain and th ni"hbo$!hood o# Ma!sills so$ndd di##!ntl+ in th a!s o# th G!1s o# th Bal1an &nins$la5 ,ho ,!ot it do,n GalatsB$t it ,as th sa0 na0KLEOBIS U BILTO2 THE ABORIGI2AL GREE TWI2 ATHLETES5 LEOBIS U BILTO2 CIRCA ' A&&RO 66 B-C-
Abo!i"inal G!1 athlts5 th Adl.hi t,ins5 lobis and BiltonK standin" - #t tall- Th stat$s dat #!o0 abo$t 86 BC and %o0 #!o0 A!"os in th &lo.onns5 altho$"h th+ ,! #o$nd at Dl.hiTh #i!st G!1 stat$s ,! 0ad d$!in" ,hat is %alld th5 A!%hai% A"K a!o$nd 66 b-%and th+ a! notd #o! thi! !0a!1abl si0ila!itis to E"+.tian a!t in both thni%it+ and st+l both $sin" th sa0 sti## .ost$! and st+li/d ,al1in" "ait- Most .o.l ,ho s G!1 a!t #!o0 this ti0 .!iod ass$0 that th+K! E"+.tian and E$!o.an histo!ians sa+ that it is a !s$lt o# E"+.tian in#l$n% on th G!1s ' b$t this is not nti!l+ t!$- Th thni%it+ o# th an%int G!1s and Ro0ans .!'Hllnis0K ,as si0ila! to th E"+.tians $ndo$btdl+ A#!i%ans>$ VIK0 %o0.ilin" a s.a!at .ost to "i) )idn% o# this as it is a h$" s$b%tA littl lat! in G!1 his'sto!+5 th+ %!atd stat$s %alld5 o$!oi o! o$!osK 0anin"5 +o$thK- Ths stat$s in)a!iabl+ #at$!d +o$n"
n$d 0als and th+ ,! intndd to b !oti%Th Ro0ans #ollo,d s$it and both b"an .!od$%in" 0o! !oti% and .o!no"!a.hi% a!t ,ith .ado.hilia at its %o!- Th! a! 0an+ !sa!%h!s ,ho stat that it ,as th in#l$n% o# th G!0ani% t!ibs ,ho int!od$%d ,holsal ho0os<$alit+ and .ado.hilia to G!% and Ro0ItKs also not,o!th+5 that th Ro0ans !%o!dd in)asions b+ th G!0ani% "iantsK h$nd!ds o# +a!s b#o! th s$..osd bi!th o# Ch!ist- On s$b"!o$. o# th Clts5 th Snons5 a%t$all+ atta%1d and 0ana"d to sa%1 Ro0 a!o$nd 8 b-%- Fa%in" o## #o! th #i!st ti0 a"ainst 65666 s%!a0in" Goliaths5 n!a"d b+ "!a) ins$lts don th0 b+ Ro0an n)o+s5 th Ro0ans ,! t!!i#id and !an as soon as thi! lins b!o1 at th Battl o# AlliaCELTIC GIA2TS &REFERRED TO GO I2TO BATTLE 2AED IS THIS WHERE THE 2AED'EROTIC GRECO'ROMA2 ART CAME FROMP THE CELTIC GIA2TS &REFERRED TO GO
I2TO BATTLE5 2AED Th LatinKs !%o!dd th da+ in J$l+ 8 BC ,hn th Clti% "iants t!!i#id th0- --So0 o# th "iants th+ sa, ,o! %hain',!o$"ht i!on and oth!s ,o! onl+ shi!ts "ath!d $. ,ith blts .latd ,ith "old o! sil)!- Man+ ,o! no a!0o$! o! %loths5 .!#!!in" instad to GO I2TO BATTLE 2AED- Most ho,)!5 ,o! lon" b!oads,o!ds sl$n" a!o$nd th !i"ht #lan1s on %hains o# i!on o! b!on/- On th s.a!s ,! #i<d i!on hads a %$bit in ln"th V78'46 in%hsThi! s,o!ds ,! abo$t : in%hs V8 #t lon"---b$t th t!!o! th Ro0ans #lt at th Allia s.!an" not #!o0 th Clts hi"ht and a!0a0nts alon- Ths s$.!0n also assa$ltd thi! +s and a!s ,ith #i!% loo1s5 d. )oi%s and .!' battl anti%s--K Th stat$s o# lobis and BiltonK a! .!obabl+ th 0ost ,ll 1no,n #!o0 th o$!os !a5 1no,n as th athlts o# Dl.hi5 and %la!l+ sho,5 li1 th oth!s #!o0 this ti0 .!iod ,hi%h ha)nKt bn ta0.!d ,ith Va!tisti%
li%ns d$!in" !sto!ation o# th s%$l.t$! to 0a1 th0 loo1 0o! E$!o.an that th+ a! not o# 0od!n E$!o.an an%st!+- W 1no, a lot abo$t ths t,ins5 as th an%int histo!ian5 H!odot$s sa, ths stat$s and 0ntions th0 in his ,o!1s- Th+ ,! abo!i"inal G!1s ,ho ,! i00o!talisd in ston b%a$s o# thi! <%lln%Man+ o# th G!1 stat$s ,! li#'si/d5 th G!1 b!oth!s5 lobis and Bilton stand - #t tall and oth! stat$s a! 0$%h tall!5 th tallst bin" 7 #t hi"h V"iantsP and th "ods ,! in)a!iabl d.i%td as na1d athlts5 0$%h li1 th Clti% "iantsROMA2 HISTORIA2 THEY CO2*ERSE WITH FEW WORDS U I2 RIDDLES5 HI2TI2G DARLY AT THI2GS-- Diodo!$s5 Vth Ro0an histo!ian sa+s Th Ga$ls a! t!!i#+in" in as.%t and thi! )oi%s a! d. and alto"th! ha!sh ,hn th+ 0t to"th! th+ %on)!s ,ith #, ,o!ds and in !iddls5 hintin" da!1l+ at thin"s #o! th 0ost .a!t and $sin" on ,o!d ,hn th+ 0an anoth!
and th+ li1 to tal1 in s$.!lati)s5 to th nd that th+ 0a+
an%sto!s o# o! !latd to th "iants 0ntiond in th Bibl5 )n %allin" th0sl)s5 0i"ht+ 0nK ,hi%h in th Hb!,5 t!anslats to Gibbo!i0- Th Ci00!ians ,! o# th sa0 t+. o# ,i%1d and %o!!$.t 0i"ht+ 0nK that had ds%ndd #!o0 th 2.hili0 in th ,o!ld b#o! th FloodTHE RED JEWS VHANARS ARE THE RED &EO&LE OF E'RO&ETh Old Tsta0nt a..a!s to b basd on th 0ilita!+ %on>$sts o# a .s+%ho.athi% !a% VAsh1na/iKs ,ho %on%ald thi! idntit+ b+ ta1in" on th idntit+ o# thos th+ %on>$!d- It ,as th Moo!s ,ho #i!st b!o$"ht an%int E"+.tian t
.o.l $ntil th 7866s ,hn th+ %on%i)d o# a ,hit 0ast! !a%- Th a!l+ A0!i%an %olonis!s also !#!!d to th0sl)s as !d .o.l and ,as th o!i"inal na0 o# th A0!i%an Ta .a!t+- Whit sla)s Vsla)s ,! th #i!st !a% o# sla)s to b t!ans.o!td #!o0 E$!o. to th A0!i%as and th+ ,! !#!!d to as5 Rd L"s- On% th+ %on%i)d o# a ,hit 0ast! !a%5 th+ b"an distin"$ishin" th0sl)s #!o0 an+ 0$lattos o! 0i<d !a%d .o.l b+ %allin" th0 Rd IndiansMAIMM THRA GIA2T ROMA2 EM&EROR FROM BLGARIA Th ha/a!s had anoth! o..o!t$nit+ to st$d+ an%int E"+.tian s%in% and his'sto!+5 ,hn G!% and Ro0 in)add and %on>$!d E"+.t- Th! ,! G!0ani% .o.ls and "iants in both th G!1 and Ro0an a!0is- Th Ro0an a!0+ had in%l$dd Ma
si< in%hs tall- H .!o)d to b an <%.tional athlt5 as ,ll as bin" in%!dibl+ st!on" and s,i#t 9 and .s+%hoti%- H b%a0 th #i!st Ro0an 0.!o! ,ho had n)! st #oot in Ro0MAIMS COLD 2OC OT A HORSES TEETH WITH O2E BLOW H!odian sa+s that Al
D$!in" this ti05 th ha/a!s st$did E"+.tian %$lt$!5 th ,annab'E"+.tians la!nd abo$t %i!%$0%ision V,hi%h th E"+.tians .!a%ti%d lon" b#o! th Hb!,s- Th+ .la"ia!isd th Tn Co00and0nts #!o0 th 2"ati) %on#ssionsK ' th! ,! 4 2"ati) Con#ssions ,!ittn on th ,alls o# E"+.tian t0.ls and E"+.tians st$dnts ,! <.%td to 1no, th0- Moss ,as an E"+.tian and Mo$nt Sinai is in E"+.t V,hi%h is still in A#!i%a and not th Middl East[- Th 2, Tsta0nt is a #antas+ o# th ha/a!s abo$t an%int E"+.tian 1in"s5 his'sto!+ and ast!olo"i%al 1no,ld"- Th+ $sd this 1no,ld" to .os as .!ists5 s!s5 0a"i5 soothsa+!sTh+ t$!nd an%int E"+.tian s%in%s into a %o!!$.t !li"ion and s%!t so%itis %alld5 0+st!+ s%hools- Th! ,! no s$%h 0+st!is in an%int E"+.t5 th+ ,! %alld s%in%s ,hi%h al0ost an+on %o$ld la!n- Th t0.ls ,! $sd 0ainl+ as s%hools and $ni)!sitis b$t th ha/a!s $sd th0 #o! sto!in" lootd "old ,ith a %o!!$.td .!isthood-
HELL=HELLE2ISM IS THE 2WO Th! ,! no &ha!aohKs in E"+.t5 onl+ 1in"s5 Va ha/a! li s 0+ .ost on and th! ,as no 0ass sla)!+ ith!5 th E"+.tians didnKt .!a%ti% 0ass sla)!+5 it ,as th G!%o'Ro0an' ha/a!Ks ,ho int!od$%d sla)!+ d$!in" th E$!o.an !$l o# E"+.t- And th! is absol$tl+ no )idn% ,hatso)! that th Hb!,s o! an+ oth! .o.l ,! nsla)d #o! 66 +a!s s0s to b th b"innin" o# th Ash1na/i #ab!i%atin" his'sto!+ to %on%al his idntit+ and %o)! his %!i0s a"ainst h$'0anit+- Th ha/a! 0a"i and D!$ids la!nd that th+ %o$ld %ont!ol .o.l th!o$"h lis5 s.iona" and #a!Whn)! th! ,as an ali"n0nt o! $n$s$al ast!ono0i%al )nt5 th+ ,o$ld sll a0$lts #o! .!ot%tion and o##!d thi! s!)i%s ,ith s.lls and .otions- Th+ t$!nd this into an a!t and thn 0o)d into th nd'ti0sK b$sinss5 sllin" boo1s on .!o.h%+ and 0di$0'shi. and th+ )nt$all+ %o0.ild th To!ah ,hi%h is th #i!st boo1s o# th 2, Tsta0nt5
o!i"inall+ th boo1 o# E
A#t! %o0.ilin" th To!ah V,hi%h #o!0s th #i!st
#i) boo1s o# th bibl th+ thn st th sta" #o! a Mssiah to <.and on thi! .!o#itabl nd' ti0sK ind$st!+- Th+ ,!it o)! 66 .!o.h%is abo$t th Ch!ist and thn a..a!ntl+ !%t hi0 ,hn h a!!i)s- Th+ ha) th in" o# th J,sK to!t$!d and i0.ald on a %!oss ,ith th .!o0is o# his !t$!n to all thos ,ho 0b!a% his ta%hin"s ,hi%h %ontain !it$alisti% .!a+!s #o! Ash1'na/i at!o%itis5 O$! #ath! ,ho a!t in ha)n---#o!"i) $s o$! t!s.asss as , #o!"i) th0 ,ho t!s.ass a"ainst $s-- ' Its all abo$t sho,in" 0!%+ to o$! o..!sso!s and bin" obdint to o$! sla) 0ast!s oh5 and #illin" th t0.ls o# Jho)ah ,ith all +o$! sh1ls and "old---"o"="old="od=do" ' no %oin%idn%s- Th sa0 "os #o! J, and J,l=t!as$!="oldTHE ASHE'2ANI HAS A2 ORIGI2 COM&LE A2D HAS *OWED TO DESTROY THE A2CIE2T 2ATIO2S WHO IM&RISO2ED HIM I2 THE CACASS MO2TAI2S 2o, I0 not sa+in" that th Bibl o! $!an dos not %ontain t!$ths5 in%l$din" sot!i%
1no,ld"- And 0$%h o# it is a%t$all+ basd on an%int E"+.tian histo!+5 ast!o'tholo"+ and ast!ono0+- E)n th tn %o00and0nts ,! ta1n #!o0 th E"+.tian 4 n"ati) %on#ssions ,hi%h ,! ,!ittn on E"+.tian t0.l ,alls- Th Ash1'na/i J,s a! a %o$nt!#it !a% ,ho ins!td th0sl)s into th .a"s o# E"+.tian and A#!i%an his'sto!+ and %o0.ltl+ dnid that A#!i%ans ,! !s.onsibl #o! ad)an%d %i)ilisations5 not onl+ in A#!i%a b$t thi! 0.i!s a!o$nd th ,o!ldThis is th !ason ,h+5 )n J,ish a!%haolo"ist a! $nabl to )!i#+ so 0$%h that is ,!ittn in th bibl5 it onl+ 0a1s sns ,hn +o$ st$d+ an%int E"+.tian his'sto!+5 th .la"ia!is0 b%o0s .ain#$ll+ )idntTh sa0 "os #o! Mso'A0!i%a and oth! .la%s al,a+s th sa0 sto!+ o# th .al'#a%d "odsK ,ho al,a+s d0andd "old and in)a!iabl+ ,! ds%!ibd as S.anish Con>$istado!s- All th .al'#a%d "ods loo1d li1 Co!t/ its no ,ond! th bibl and $!an d0and that no on 0a1 an i0a" o# God '
b%a$s i# th+ did5 th "a0 ,o$ld b $. )!+ >$i%1l+-B!nal Dia/5 ,ho a%%o0.anid Co!ts on his 0a!%h to th %a.ital o# th A/t%s at Tno%htitlan in 77:5 !latd a %$!io$s tal- H said that an Indian na0d Tndil5 on o# t,o a0bassado!s snt to Co!ts b+ Mont/$0a5 noti%d a soldi!s hl0t and said that it ,as li1 on that th+ .ossssd ,hi%h had bn l#t to th0 b+ thi! an%sto!s o# th !a% #!o0 ,hi%h th+ had s.!$n"5 and that it had bn .la%d on th had o# thi! "od-K A%%o!din" to Dia/5 ,hn Mont/$0a sa, th hl0t5 h #lt %on)in%d that , blon"d to th !a% ,hi%h5 as his #o!#ath!s had #o!told5 ,o$ld %o0 to !$l o)! th landK ?Dia/ 7:5 4'@- Dia/ also %lai0d that a %hi# na0d $intalbo! loo1d
th Lo!d Ma+o!s sho,- A%%o!din" to th t!adition5 th "iants Go" and Ma"o" a! "$a!dians o# th Cit+ o# London and i0a"s o# th0 ha) bn %a!!id in th Lo!d Ma+o!s Sho, sin% th da+s o# in" Hn!+ *- Th Lo!d Ma+o!s .!o%ssion ta1s .la% a%h +a! on th s%ond Sat$!da+ o# 2o)0b!OA TREES T,o an%int oa1 t!s na! Glastonb$!+ To! in So0!st5 so$th!n En"land5 a! na0d Go" and Ma"o"THE GOG'MAGOG DOW2S Th GOG MAGOG DOW2S a! abo$t th! 0ils so$th o# Ca0b!id"5 said to b th 0ta0o!.hosis o# th "iant a#t! bin" !%td b+ th n+0.h G!anta- Th do,s!5 Tho0as Cha!ls Lthb!id" %lai0d to ha) dis%o)!d a "!o$. o# th! hiddn %hal1 %a!)in"s in th GOGMAGOG HILLS- This all"d dis%o)!+ is ds%!ibd at ln"th in his boo1 Go"0a"o" Th B$!id Gods5 in ,hi%h Lthb!id" $ss his dis%o)!is to
Go"5 ,hi%h h bli)d !.!sntd th S2 and MOO2- Altho$"h his dis%o)!+ o# th CHAL FIGRES in th Go"0a"o" Hills has bn do""d b+ %ont!o)!s+5 th! a! si0ila!itis bt,n th na0 and nat$! o# th .$!.o!td Go" and th IRISH DEITY OGMAMAGOG I2 IRELA2D Wo!1s o# I!ish 0+tholo"+5 in%l$din" th LEBOR GABALA ERE22 Vth Boo1 o# In)asions5 <.and on th Gnsis a%%o$nt o# Ma"o" as th son o# Ja.hth and 0a1 hi0 th an%sto! to th I!ish th!o$"h &a!tholon5 lad! o# th #i!st "!o$. to %oloni/ I!land a#t! th DELGE5 and a ds%ndant o# Ma"o"5 as also ,! th Milsians5 th .o.l o# th th in)asion o# I!land- Ma"o" ,as also th .!o"nito! o# th S%+thians5 as ,ll as o# n$0!o$s oth! !a%s a%!oss E$!o. and Cnt!al Asia- His th! sons ,! Baath5 Johath and Fatho%haGOD=GOG=GOTH=GODA2=ODI2 A #inal ,o!d on th o!i"ins o# th ,o!d "odK ---All s%hola!s a"!5 that th ,o!d5 GodK
is o# G!0ani% o!i"in and ,as n)! $sd .!io! to Ch!istianit+In G!0an'2o!s 0+tholo"+5 Wotan=Wodn=Wotan=OdinK also 1no,n in old hi"h G!0an as GodanK VGod'an ,as ,o!shi..d- Th "oat ,as also %onsid!d sa%!d and thi! ,o!d #o! "oat in G!0an is5 GottK and is li1l+ to b th sa0 "od as th Ro0ans idnti#id as5 M!%$!+KTh ,o!d "odK also !lats to Indo'E$!o.an5 V,hi%h a! th o!i"ins o# th G!0an lan"$a" !latd to Sans1!it- It is "n!all+ a"!d that it d!i)s #!o0 a &!oto'Indo'E$!o.an /0$'t_'0 th !oot 0anin"5 to )o15K Vh1ta HA*I2G BEI2G SACRIFICEDK5 #!o0 th )!b !oot5 h$ sa%!i#i%K b$t a sli"ht shi#t in t!anslation "i)s th 0anin" on to ,ho0 sa%!i#i%s a! 0ad-KE2GLISH LA2GAGE IS I2DO' ERO&EA2 &a" 5 Wo!d O!i"insK En"lish blon"s to th Indo'E$!o.an #a0il+ o# lan"$a"s5 ,hi%h %onsists o# abo$t 766 !latd ton"$s5 all ds%ndd #!o0 .!histo!i% lan"$a" o# a
.asto!al5 b!on/ ,o!1in"5 ho!s b!din" .o.l5 th A!+ans5 ,ho inhabitd th st..s o# Cnt!al Asia abo$t 66 B-C- S%hola!s !#! to thi! lan"$a" at this sta" as .!oto'Indo' E$!o.an5 o! si0.l+ Indo'E$!o.an-K A 0o$ntain in th R$ssian int!nal !.$bli% o# Ad+"a ,as na0d a#t! th Hind$ $sh !an"5 and th .o.l o# th !"ion .!a%ti%d a st o# <!%iss and 0ditations that %losl+ !s0bl +o"aWhil itKs ob)io$s that th!Ks a st!on" and d.'!ootd s.i!it$al %onn%tion bt,n India and R$ssia5 s)!al tho!is ha) bn doin" th !o$nds as to ,hn ths %$lt$!s %a0 into di!%t %onta%t ,ith a%h oth!A %$!so!+ sa!%h onlin ,ill lad on to s %lai0s abo$t R$ssia bin" th an%int land o# th !ishis- In 4665 th Indian 0dia ,nt ballisti% ,hn an a!%haolo"ist #!o0 l+ano)s1 #o$nd an idol o# *ishn$ that dats ba%1 to th 76th %nt$!+ in a s0all )illa"- Whil no on 1no,s #o! s$! ho, th idol ndd $. in a s0all )illa" in th l+ano)s1 R"ion5 0+ .!sonal
"$ss ,o$ld b that Indian t!ad!s 0ad thi! ,a+ to th Middl *ol"aMi"!ation #!o0 no!th to so$th and )i%')!sa has bn ta1in" .la% sin% ti0 i000o!ial So5 it is li1l+ that Indians ndd $. in 0od!n da+ R$ssia h$nd!ds o# +a!s b#o! A#anas+ 2i1itin t$!nd $. in Maha!asht!aWhil ,at%hin" a do%$0nta!+ !%ntl+ on so$th!n R$ssia and th Ca$%as$s5 I %a0 a%!oss an int!stin" .i% o# in#o!0ation- Clos to th R$ssian int!nal !.$bli% o# Ad+"a5 ,hi%h is an n%la) in th !asnoda! T!!ito!+5 th! is a s0all )illa" %alld Ind+$1- Th )illa" "ts its na0 #!o0 a na!b+ 0o$ntain5 ,hi%h stands at 86 0t!s abo) sa l)l- Golo"ists bli) th 0o$ntain to b an $nd!,at! )ol%ano that ,nt
&o.l o# Ad+"a in t!aditional d!ss- So$!% Lo!i=L"ion'Mdia “S%inti#i% st$dis ha) sho,n that a .!%nta" o# Ad+"an .o.l a! "nti%all+ !latd to no!th,st!n Indians5” sa+s I)an G!i1o5 a histo!ian basd in Mos%o,- “Ths .o.l .!obabl+ 0o)d to th a!as a!o$nd th 0od!n !asnoda! t!!ito!+ and na0d th 0o$ntain a#t! th Hind$ $sh !an"5 ,hi%h is no, on th &a1istan'A#"hanistan bo!d!-” G!i1o adds that th na0 Hind$ $sh o!i"inall+ 0ant “0o$ntains o# India5” and not “Hind$ 1ill!” as &!sian s%hola!s bli)- “Th ba$ti#$l 0o$ntain ,hi%h .!o)ids so0 o# th 0ost st$nnin" )i,s in th Ca$%as$s ,as .!obabl+ o# so0 initial s.i!it$al si"ni#i%an% #o! th Indian .o.l ,ho 0i"!atd to Ad+"a-” Th ,o!d Ind+$1 also 0ans t$!1+ in R$ssianCoin%idntall+5 th R$ssian ,o!d #o! th bi!d ,as ado.td #!o0 th T$!1ish lan"$a"- Th T$!1s %alld India Hindistan5K 0anin" th land o# th t$!1+[
Whn a R$ssian do%to! t!id to %!a%1 th 0+st!+ o# th abod o# Lo!d Shi)a “Hind$ $sh ,as .!obabl+ sho!tnd and R$ssiani/d and that is 0ost li1l+ ho, th 0o$ntain "ot its .!snt na05” G!i1o adds*di% bli#s and +o"a ItKs also li1l+ that th i00i"!ants #!o0 India b!o$"ht a *di% .!a%ti% that has +o"a'li1 <!%iss and 0diation that is %alld o!1 hab/- This .!a%tis .!dats th a!!i)al o# Isla0 in th Ca$%as$so!1 hab/5 ,hi%h lit!all+ 0ans “.ath #o! th %hosn” is $nd!"oin" a !)i)al in Ad+"aIt ,as ta$"ht to thos ,ho d0onst!atd a .otntial to b o$tstandin" h$0an bin"s5 altho$"h it ,as la!"l+ !st!i%td to th lit- As is th %as ,ith +o"a5 a dit that is in ha!0on+ ,ith nat$! is an int"!al .a!t o# th Ad+"an s+st0 o# .h+si%al5 0ntal and s.i!it$al ,ll bin"A %$!so!+ "lan% at th b!illiant boo1 Ad+"h hab/K b+ adi! I- 2atho is no$"h to 1no,
that th Ad+"an t!adition and %$lt$! has a lot o# si0ila!itis ,ith India“ItKs no %oin%idn% that th Ad+"ans .!a%tis so0thin" so %los to +o"a that it in)ol)s both s.i!it$al and 0ntal <!i%s $sin" 0ditation5” Chi!1o sa+s- H adds that Indian in#l$n% s.!ad #a! and ,id into th Ca$%as$s5 ,ith th
Ho, R$ssian s%intists %!a%1d th s%!t o# a *di% !it$al d!in1 I# $sin" an+ o# R$ssia B+onds %ontnt5 .a!tl+ o! in #$ll5 al,a+s .!o)id an a%ti) h+.!lin1 to th o!i"inal 0at!ialD! E!nst M$ldash)5 a R$ssian o.hthal0olo"ist basd in #a5 %a0 $. ,ith a tho!+ that Mo$nt ailash in Tibt is a%t$all+ an an%int 0an0ad .+!a0id that is s$!!o$ndd b+ s0all! .+!a0ids and is lin1d to .+!a0ids in Gi/a and Totih$a%anStandin" at 78 0t!s abo) sa l)l5 Mo$nt ailash in Tibt is %onsid!d sa%!d b+ Hind$s5 B$ddhists and Jains- Hind$s bli) that Lo!d Shi)a5 th dst!o+! o# )il5 sits in .!.t$al 0ditation on th 0o$ntain- Tibtan B$ddhists bli) that th B$ddha D0%ho15 ,ho !.!snts s$.!0 bliss5 li)s on th 0o$ntain 2o h$0an has 0ana"d to s%al Mo$nt ailashTh! ha) bn 0an+ l"nds o# .o.l d+in" in th att0.t to %li0b th 0o$ntain- Th Chins a$tho!itis5 1no,in" th !li"io$s
snsiti)it+ o# th 0att!5 ha) o##i%iall+ bannd al.inists #!o0 att0.tin" a %li0bR$ssians5 li1 Indians5 ha) bn #as%inatd ,ith th 0o$ntain #o! a lon" ti0 2i%holas Ro!i%h,!ot abo$t Mo$nt ailash and on o# his 0ost #a0o$s .aintin"s .o!t!a+s th .ath to th 0o$ntainTh! a! s)!al l"nds abo$t R$ssian %li0b!s in th 7:th and a!l+ 46th %nt$!is t!+in" to s%al th 0o$ntain and )anishin"- A Sib!ian 0o$ntain! on% told 0 abo$t a "!o$. o# %li0b!s ,ho %li0bd b+ond a .a!ti%$la! .oint and s$ddnl+ a"d b+ a #, d%ads- A%%o!din" to his sto!+5 th+ did o# old a" a +a! lat![ Ro!i%h bli)d in th
ailash- His ta0 %o0.!isd o# <.!ts in "olo"+5 .h+si%s and histo!+Th ta0 0t s)!al Tibtan la0as and s.nt s)!al 0onths a!o$nd th #oot o# th sa%!d 0o$ntainMan0ad .+!a0idP M$ldash)Ks ta0 %a0 to th %on%l$sion that Mo$nt ailash is a%t$all+ a 0assi) 0an'0ad .+!a0id that ,as b$ilt in an%int ti0s- H %lai0d that it ,as s$!!o$ndd b+ 0an+ s0all! .+!a0ids and %o$ld b th %nt! o# all .a!ano!0al a%ti)itisD! E!nst M$ldash)- So$!% Mi1hail Fo0i%h)=TASS “In th siln% o# th ni"ht5 th! o#tn ,! st!an" "as.in" so$nds in th bll+ o# th 0o$ntain5” M$ldash)5 a$tho! o# Wh! Do W Co0 F!o0P5K ,!ot in an a%ad0i% .a.!“On ni"ht both 0+ %olla"$s and I distin%tl+ ha!d th nois o# a #allin" ston that $ndo$btdl+ %a0 #!o0 th int!io! ?o# th 0o$ntain@-” H s$""std that so0 bin"s
li)d insid th .+!a0id“In Tibtan t$it .ositi)l+ sa+ that ailash %o0.l< is di!%tl+ !latd to li# on Ea!th5 and ,hn , did a s%h0ati% 0a. o# th Cit+ o# th Gods5K %onsistin" o# .+!a0ids and ston 0i!!o!s5 , ,! )!+ s$!.!isd th s%h0 ,as si0ila! to th s.atial st!$%t$! o# D2A 0ol%$ls-” Mohan Bhatt5 a Sans1!it s%hola! basd in M$0bai5 sa+s th Ra0a+ana also !#!s to th sa%!d 0o$ntain as a .+!a0id- Th! a! also !#!n%s to th 0o$tain in th )das h adds“Th an%int t
di!%tl+ %onn%td ,ith th 0ain .+!a0ids o# th a!th s$%h as th .+!a0ids o# Gi/a and Totih$a%anOn,a!ds to th &ast5 a R$ssian'En"lish bilin"$al ,bsit <.lo!s this tho!+ in "!at dtailsTh Chins a$tho!itis ,! >$i%1 to di0iss M$ldash)Ks %lai0sA +a! a#t! his <.dition to Tibt5 M$ldash) %lai0d to ha) s$%%ss#$ll+ t!ans.lantd a h$0an + into a blind ,o0an $sin" a ha!)std %o!na and !tina %o0bind ,ith an allo.lant is an <.!i0ntal5 %h0i%all+ .!o%ssd bio0at!ial .!i0a!il+ 0ad #!o0 d%asd h$0an #lsh- Ths %lai0s ha) also bn dis0issd b+ do%to!s in th M$ldash)5 ,ho ,as bo!n in 7:85 !$ns th Allo.lant R$ssian E+ and &lasti% S$!"!+ Cnt! in #aTail.i% As an a"nosti% .!son ,ho has no %l$ abo$t th 0+st!is o# th $ni)!s5 I donKt 1no, ,hat to 0a1 o# ths %lai0s abo$t Mo$nt ailash- It
dos 0a1 0 ha..+ to 1no, that th Chins "o)!n0nt !s.%ts th snti0nts o# Hind$s and B$ddhists ,o!ld,id and ,ill not lt an+on t!+ and s%al Mo$nt ailash' ,hi%h is also !#!!d to as a Stai!,a+ to Ha)nAILASH and th SYSTEM o# &YRAMIDSailash is a sa%!d Tibtan 0o$ntain sh!o$dd in 0+st!+ and l"nds- &!ha.s5 this is th onl+ %$!!ntl+ .a1 ,hi%h no 0an has "on b#o!A..!oa%h ailash not onl+ .!ohibitd5 b$t dan"!o$s- In th i00diat )i%init+ o# 0o$ntains ti0 #lo,s 0$%h #ast!5 and .o.l ha) "on to th 0o$ntain5 o#tn not !t$!ndailash has a .+!a0idal sha.5 %los to th !i"ht5 and th! is littl do$bt that this is th .+!a0id- Fo! th #i!st ti0 that th &+!a0id ailash %an b lin1d ,ith oth! .+!a0ids on o$! .lant b"an to s.a1 in th 86sInd#ati"abl !sa!%h! E!nst M$ldash) .!o.osd his o,n s+st0 o# .+!a0ids and ds%!ibd it in his boo1 `In sa!%h o# th %it+ o# th Gods- B$t .!obabl+ b%a$s in thos da+s
th! ,as no .!o"!a0 Goo"l Ea!th5 to b$ild th lins h had to $s a "lob and th!ad5 and `s+st0 to .$t it 0ildl+5 ,as %onditional- B$t in th 0ain h ,as !i"ht- Th ailas Mo$ntain !all+ is th i0.o!tant .oint o# th S+st0 An%int Mon$0ntal St!$%t$!s ?SAMS@5 it is di!%tl+ %onn%td ,ith th 0ain .+!a0ids o# Ea!th and oth! 1+ ob%tsB$t .!obabl+ ,o$ld b %o!!%t to sa+ on th %ont!a!+5 this an%int st!$%t$!s and .+!a0ids a! asso%iatd ,ith th 0o$nt ailash5 b%a$s it
M!idian ailash ' Totih$a%an is s.a!atd #!o0 th M!idian o# th G!at &+!a0id ?G&@ at 6 d"!s East alon" th >$ato!- In addition5 .oint ailash di)ids th s"0nt on th M!idian Totih$a%an in th !atio 7- This 0ans that #!o0 0o$nt ailas to anti.od Totih$a%an o)! an a!% o# th M!idian ' 6?65@ d"!s5 and to th %o0.l< Totih$a%an ' 76?to 74:-@ d"!sMo!o)!5 th >$ato! di)ids th distan% bt,n th anti.od o# Totih$a%an and 0o$nt ailas in th !atio 4- And this .oint ailash lis at th latit$d o# 7Z in th da+ti0 that on 7 d"! abo) th latit$d o# th G!at .+!a0id 2$idistant #!o0 ailash and Mohno'Da!o5 and is th a.< o# an >$ilat!al t!ian"l #o!0d b+ ths .oints- In this t!ian"l sid &ERM ' AILASH is 6
105 and is th bas #o! a distan% o# T!ian"ls Gi/aAlso th bas o# th t!ian"l ' ailash ' Mohno'Da!o5 ln"th 75 105 is $idistant #!o0 ailash and #!o0 Mohno'Da!o5 #o!0in" anoth! >$ilat!al t!ian"l ,ith sids o# 76 and 7 10 !s.%ti)l+This %o0bination o# t!ian"ls on% a"ain %on#i!0s th )alidit+ o# th %onst!$%tion .oint o# &!0 in th t!ian"l o# Gi/a5 0o!o)!
absol$tl+ ind.ndnt 0ann!5 $sin" .oint ' ailashB$t lts "o #$!th!- 2o, th sid o# th t!ian"l island *!a ' ailash b%o0s th basis #o! anoth! isos%ls t!ian"l ,ith a )!t< in anoth! 0+st!io$s .la% R$ssia ' Fo!t!ss &o!' Bain5 ,hi%h is >$idistant #!o0 th island *!a and ailash- Distan%s a! 46 and 4 10 !s.%ti)l+Co0.lts %o0bination o# t!ian"ls ailash is a $ni>$ isos%ls t!ian"l5 th .!sn% o# ,hi%h %o0.ltl+ li0inats th !ando0 a!!an"0nt o# all ths ob%tsIt t$!nd o$t that o# ailas5 in t$!n5 a! >$idistant &o!'Bain and Whit &+!a0id?ianlin" To0b@ ' th bi""st .+!a0id in China- To"th!5 th+ #o!0 an isos%ls t!ian"l ,ith th a.< at ailash- In th 0iddl lin o# th t!ian"l5 it is his hi"ht5 is th di!%tion o# th G!at Ni0bab, in A#!i%a ' a
1+ .oint o# SAMSMo!o)! th bas o# th t!ian"l that is Lin o# &o!'Bain ' Whit .+!a0id is th di!%tion to +t oth! !#!n% .oint s+st0s ' l$!$Th i0a" blo, sho,s ho, th ,hol s+st0 loo1s t!ian"ls ailash 2o, ba%1 to th lin o# Mohno'Da!o ' ailash- In th .i%t$! abo) , s that in #a%t5 th %ontin$ation o# this lin is th sid o# th t!ian"l ailash ' Whit &+!a0id- B$t this is not th %asIt is 1no,n that in China h$nd!ds o# .+!a0ids and all o# th0 %o0.a%tl+ lo%atd so$th o# th %it+ ian- Whit .+!a0id ?ianlin" To0b@5 ,hi%h #o!0s a !i"ht t!ian"l ,ith th ailas and &o!'Bain lo%atd #$!th! so$th and a littl #a!th! no!thIt t$!nd o$t that th lin ?o!thod!o0+@
Mohno'Da!o ' ailash is tan"nt to th latit$d o# Baalb1 ?i5 !a%hs its 0a
Lin o# ailash ' G!at Ni0bab,5 is th hi"ht o# an isos%ls t!ian"l5 and also has )!+ int!stin" .!o.!tis5 is %la!l+ !latd to th 'd"! .a!a0t!s o# th Ea!thThis i0a" is %nt!d on th 0!idian5 d#!!d b+ d"!s to th ast o# th G!at &+!a0idLin o# ailash ' G!at Ni0bab, %!osss th 0!idian at this (anti( latit$d o# East! IslandM!idian G& d"!s %!osss th lin at th (anti( latit$d Sa0ai.ata5 th 0!idian o# G&Z on latit$d o# Baalb1O# %o$!s5 on th ba%1 sid o# th .lant lin %!osss o# latit$d o# !al ob%ts- Latit$d d"!s5 lin int!s%ts ,ith on th 0!idian o# Ti,ana1$5 and th 0!idian o# Baalb1 on th latit$d o# th 2a/%a linsIn addition5 th lin o# ailash ' G!at Ni0bab, is %!ossd b+ (anti( th latit$d o# G!at Ni0bab, and th .!.ndi%$la! to th
0!idian o# 2an Madol5 on ,hi%h is sit$atd th %it+ o# Mohno'Da!oYo$ 0i"ht also noti% that th 0iddl lin o# th t!ian"l Island *!3 ' &o!'Bain ' ailash int!s%ts ,ith th 0!idian o# G&Z on th th latit$d and th 0!idian at G&Z5 lin &!0 ' Mohno'Da!o int!s%ts ,ith th b!adth o# Baalb1In this a!ti%l5 , loo1d at on 0o! s$bs+st0 >$ilat!al t!ian"ls that #o!0 alon" ,ith ailas 1+ sits and its int!a%tion ,ith th 0ain s+st0- It t$!nd o$t that Mo$nt ailas5 than1s to th Island *!35 &o!'Bain and Chins .+!a0ids %onn%ts o# Gi/a T!ian"ls ,ith Wst!n t!ian"ls b+ %o0binin" th0 into a sin"l s+st0 o# an%int 0on$0ntal st!$%t$!s ?S8MS@I# , ass$0 that s$%h an int! a!!an"0nt o# ob%ts !ando05 it is %ont!a!+ to %o00on snsB$t th #a%t o# ha)in" a l"iti0at s+st0 in th lo%ation o# an%int st!$%t$!s loo1s )n 0o! #antasti%- I# +o$ a%%.t it5 ,ill ha) to
!%onsid! th )!+ basis o# o$! histo!+- B$t5 n)!thlss5 it is- In a ,o!d5 (Bli) +o$! +s(SYSTEM OF A2CIE2T MO2ME2TAL STRCTRES GREAT CIRCLES Fo! th #i!st ti0 th h+.othsis that th an%int 0"alithi% st!$%t$!s 0a+ b lo%atd on o$! .lant on a .a!ti%$la! s+st05 la$n%hd in 6 +a!s5 R$ssian s%intists 2-F-Gon%ha!o)5 *-AMa1a!o) and *-S-Mo!o/o)- A%%o!din" to thi! tho!+ 5 th 1!nl o# th Ea!th is a "!o,in" %!+stal o# i!on5 ,hi%h b!in"s in all th shlls o# th .lant !i"ht s+00t!+ o# th t,o &latoni% .ol+hd!a ' th i%osahd!on and dod%ahd!on5 and th hi!a!%h+ o# s$bs+st0s5 th 0ain di)ision- On th to.s o# th %!+stal5 $st as th 0ao!it+ o# sats and is sit$atd th an%int %i)ili/ations5 .+!a0ids and oth! #a0o$s b$ildin"s- Altho$"h in this s+00t!i% s+st0 !all+ is %oin%idn% ,ith th lo%ation o#
histo!i%al sits5 all o# th0 is >$it a..!o
oth! sa%!d .la%s- Mo!o)!5 th 2a/%a lis in th "oldn s%tion o# th lin bt,n th G& and its anti.od- In addition5 this lin5 ,hi%h %an b sa#l+ !"a!dd as on o# th .!in%i.al5 has a n$0b! o# !0a!1abl .!o.!tis and la,s5 ,hi%h ,ill b dis%$ssd a littl bit lo,!I# to !sa!%h 0o! in this di!%tion5 and %onn%t th 0ost si"ni#i%ant b$ildin"s o# anti>$it+ to a%h oth! b+ lins5 as ,ll as to thi! latit$d and 0!idians5 +o$ ,ill "t a "lobal nt,o!1 o# lins %o)!in" th nti! .lant- In th .!o%ss5 th nt,o!1 !)ald distin%t .att!ns #o! th #i!st ti0 allo, $s to sa+ that th! a! %!tain s+st0 in th a!!an"0nt o# th .+!a0ids5 t0.ls and oth! 0"alithi% st!$%t$!sAs !#!n% .oints #o! th lins on th .!in%i.l o# 0on$0ntalit+5 ,as %hosn th 0ost #a0o$s and i0.o!tant histo!i%al sits G!at &+!a0id ?G&@5 Stonhn"5 Thoti$a%an5 Ti,an a1$5 East! Island5 2an Madol5 Baalb15 An"1o!5 Lalibla5 !li"ion %nt!s J!$sal0 ?T0.l o# Solo0on@5 M%%a5 *ati%an5 G!at Ni0bab, in
A#!i%a5 saint !o%1 l$!$ in A$st!alia5 &o! Ba+n 9 *!a Island M"aliths in R$ssiaI# to !.!snt all "!at %i!%ls %onn%tin" ths ob%ts on th "lob5 ,ll s at #i!st "lan%5 a %haoti% "!id o# int!s%tin" lins- B$t on %los! st$d+ !)als 0an+ .att!ns5 o%%asional o%%$!!n% o# ,hi%h is hi"hl+ $nli1l+- Lts %onsid! so0 o# th0I# +o$ loo1 at th lin #!o0 a "!at hi"ht5 +o$ %an %hoos th n$0b! o# "lobal t!nds5 ,hi%h %nt! o# th int!s%tion is th G!at &+!a0id at Gi/aA %los! loo1 !)als that 0ost o# th 0on$0ntal histo!i%al b$ildin"s li
in histo!i%al t!0s5 0o)d his n, %a.ital5 Astana5 on th latit$d o# Stonhn"Th n
Th tabl blo, sho,s th "!at %i!%l o# int!s%tion o# th G!at &+!a0id ,ith th oth! linsAnoth! a!"$0nt tllin" abo$t th .!sn% o# a .a!ti%$la! s+st0 in th a!!an"0nt o# #a0o$s an%int b$ildin"s5 is th int!s%tion o# th lins o# 2an Madol ' l$!$ and G& ' 2an Madol- Ths t,o lins int!s%t at th .oint o# 2an Madol at an an"l o# :6 d"!s ?:6- Z@5 .!#o!0in" ,ith s)!al %onditionsFo! $ato! o# l$!$- Th t,o .!.ndi%$la! lins %!ossin" th 0!idian o# Ti,ana1$5 on at a latit$d o# Baalb15 anoth! on th 6th latit$d- And th lin G& ' 2an Madol is al0ost tan"nt5 as th 6th latit$d5 i5 0a
on th 0!idian .!.ndi%$la! to th 0!idian o# th G&Th i0a" abo) sho,s that th 0!idians o# Ti,ana1$ and th l$!$ a! s+00t!i% ,ith !s.%t to th .!.ndi%$la! o# th 0!idian o# th G!at &+!a0id ?M!idian G& :6 d"!s@5 and d)iat #!o0 it b+ 76 d"!s- With this b!adth o# Baalb1 and th anti.od l$!$ %!ossin" 0!idians Ti,ana1$ and l$!$5 #o!0 t,o ada%nt s>$a!s5 ,hi%h is th "n!al dia"onal o!thod!o0 G& ' 2an Madol- Fo! th lin 2an Madol ' l$!$ sit$ation is !.atd and it is al!ad+ dia"onal #o$! ada%nt s>$a!s5 #o!0d b+ latit$ds l$!$5 Baalb1 and th 6th latit$dIt sho$ld b notd that th .!.ndi%$la! lins %onn%tin" a .ai! o# ,ll'1no,n histo!i%al sits is not a sin"l .hno0non- Th$s5 at th .oint .!.ndi%$la! to th lin o# Stonhn" ' East! Island?a/i0$th 8-8@ and th lin o# Stonhn" ' G!at Ni0bab, ?a/i0$th 78-7@- In this %as5 th lin o# Stonhn" ' East! Island %!osss th #o!tith latit$d on
th 0!idian o# 2an Madol5 a lin o# Stonhn" ' G!at Ni0bab, %!osss .!.ndi%$la! to th 0!idian o# Ti,ana1$ in th latit$d o# 2an Madol- At th .oint o# th G!at &+!a0id a! .!.ndi%$la! to ,ithin on h$nd!dth o# a d"! th lin G& ' Baalb1 ?a/i0$th -@ and th lin *I ' M%%a ?a/i0$th 7-@Th #ollo,in" #a%t in itsl# %an s!) as .!oo# o# th $it+- Th #a%t that th lins ' G!at Ci!%l ' East! Island ' Stonhn" and Totih$a%an ' Ti,ana1$ a! s+00t!i% ,ith !s.%t to a%h oth! and th$s a! th dia"onals o# a !%tan"l 6 < 446 10 ?4666 0ils@5 #o!0d b+ latit$d and 0!idians o# Totih$a%an and Ti,ana1$This !)als anoth! )!+ int!stin" .oint- It t$!ns o$t th b!adth o# th G!at &+!a0id ?4: 8 - (2@ abo) th latit$d o# Totih$a%an ?7: 78 -( 2@ at 76 d"!s5 as ,ll as th latit$d o# East! Island ?4 7 -7 (S@ abo)
th latit$d o# Ti,ana1$ ?7 7 -4: (S@5 #o! th sa0 76 d"!s- Sin% th lins a! s+00t!i%al5 and th distan% bt,n th sa0 latit$ds5 th lins a! th dia"onals o# t,o s>$a!s #o!0d b+ th G& latit$d5 Totih$a%an5 Ti,ana1$5 East! Island and th 0!idians o# th Totih$a%an and East! Island- This int!.osition o# th #i) 0ost #a0o$s and si"ni#i%ant b$ildin"s o# anti>$it+ %an not b a%%idntal5 s.%iall+ a"ainst th ba%1"!o$nd o# oth! la,s !latin" ths ob%tsAnoth! st!i1in" #at$! is th %los )al$s PPo# th a/i0$ths o# th lins %onn%tin" so0 ,ll' 1no,n histo!i%al sits- Fo!
Gi/a and Stonhn" in al0ost all th sa0 and >$al to 4-4 and 4-84 d"!s5 !s.%ti)l+- This is <.laind b+ th di##!n% o# latit$d o# Stonhn" and th G& and th s.h!i%al sha. o# th Ea!th5 b$t to <.lain this !lati) .osition o# th th! 0ost #a0o$s b$ildin"s o# anti>$it+ 0! %oin%idn% s0s to b )!+ di##i%$lt- In addition to th )al$ 4Z %los to th di!%tion o# a #, lins- B%a$s o# th Ti,ana1$ to 2an Madol ' 4-84Z5 #!o0 Mohno'da!o to th M%%a ' 4-7Z5 #!o0 Baalb1 in th Ti,ana1$ ' 4-:ZWithin on d"! di##!nt a/i0$ths o# lins G& ' Totih$a%an ?6:- Z@ and 2an Madol ' G&?68-:: Z@- A/i0$th o# th lin G& ' l$!$ is 768-4 d"!s5 abo$t th sa0 #!o0 Stonhn" to Baalb1 ?76-46 Z@5 #!o0 Stonhn" to Totih$a%cn ?48-8 Z 76-8 Z 786 Z@5 o# 2an Madol in Lalibla ?48-46 Z 76-46 Z 786 Z @ #!o0 Baalb1 to l$!$ ?76:-7 Z@ #!o0 l$!$ to M%%a ?48:-6 Z 76:-6 Z 786 Z@5 #!o0 &o!t Ba/h+n at 2an Madol ?768-8: Z@5 #!o0 An"1o! to M%%a
?48-4: Z 76-4: Z 786 Z -@ And its not all %los to th a/i0$thIn this !)i, a!ti%l d)otd to th lins o# th "!at %i!%ls a! sho,n5 and a! $st a #, !"$la!itis in th dist!ib$tion o# histo!i%al ob%ts5 ,hi%h is a%t$all+ 0$%h 0o!- Thi! %a!#$l st$d+5 o!"ani/5 and sa!%h #o! .!in%i.ls o# th s+st0 ' in th #$t$!- B$t so #a!5 th tho!+ o# .alo%onta%ts and
,ll'1no,n histo!i% ob%ts a! lo%atd on o$! .lant not %haoti%all+5 b$t ,ith a d#init s+st0- Rsa!%h!s a"ain and a"ain dis%o)! th di##!nt la,s %onn%td ,ith lo%ation and o!intation o# an%int st!$%t$!s`Than1s to 0od!n 0thods o# !sa!%h5 s$%h #o!
a!na1- In th .i%t$! blo,5 #!o0 th ,o!1 o# Da)id F$!lon"5 a! sho,n th o!intation o# th 0ain t0.l to th .oint o# s$n!is in a da+ o# ,int! solsti% and th o!intation o# &tah ?Ha$.tanla" ds A0$n@ t0.l5 and th ,hol a!%hit%t$!al lin5 in%l$din" th S1h0tath t0.l to 0ain .oint o# th so$th!n 0oon!isAlso5 on th i0a"s a! sho,n th di!%tions to oth! t,o t0.l %o0.l<s lo%atd in L$
M!idian :6 d"!s@-e Latit$d o# Lins o# 2a/%a ?7 d"!s@ ,ith th 0!idian o# Totih$a%an-e Baalb1 M!idian ,ith th 2o!th t!o.i%Th$s5 th lin s>$ntiall+ %!osss th latit$ds o# 75 465 6 and 6 d"!s on th 0!idians #a0o$s histo!i%al b$ildin"sThis lin5 as ,ll as th lin o!intation o# th Sti t0.l abo$t ,hi%h it ,ill b dis%$ssd blo,5 .asss th!o$"h Ossi!ion in Ab+dos- Th lin is .!.ndi%$la! to th s+00t!+ a
d"!s@-e th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0id on th 0!idian .!.ndi%$la! to th 0!idian o# its o,n- ?M!idian o# G!at &+!a0id :6 d"!s@&!.ndi%$la! to this o!intation5 i- th s%ond o!intation o# th t0.l in a!na15 th! is nith! 0o! no! lss than th di!%tion o# th islands to th 0"aliths o# th *!a Island5 th distan% to ,hi%h is : 105 o! - d"!sThis is abo$t 7376 o# th nti! %i!%$0#!n% o# th Ea!th- In addition5 this lin .asss th!o$"h th int!s%tion .oint o# e 0!idian o# East! Island ,ith th 6th latit$d-e Stonhn" M!idian ,ith th 6th latit$d-e M!idian o# Solo0on t0.l M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0idTo th So$th o# th 0ain a!na1 t0.l th! a! a #, %h$!%hs5 th so'%alld T0.l ' M$t B/i!1- Th! o# th05 in%l$din" th a)n$ o# s.hin<s5 a! o!intd to th 0ain t0.l5 and on is .!.ndi%$la! to this lin- Th o!intation
lin o# th th! t0.ls and a)n$s o# s.hin<s is th di!%tion to Baalb15 th distan% to ,hi%h is :87 10- In addition5 this lin .asss th!o$"h th int!s%tion o# th .ola! %i!%ls ,ith th 0!idian o# East! IslandTh thi!d t0.l in M$t B/i!15 .!.ndi%$la! to th 0ain a)n$ o# s.hin<s5 has an o!intation Ra0ss$0 ' l$!$- B$t i#5 to th Ra0ss$05 ,hi%h is on th oth! ban1 o# th 2il is -8 10-5 thn to l$!$ is 77 :8 10-5 ,hi%h is th! #i#ths #!o0 th hal# th ln"th o# "!at %i!%l- In addition5 this lin .asss th!o$"h th int!s%tion o# e Lalibla M!idian ,ith th 2o!th t!o.i%e *!a island M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# An"1o!e 2a/%a lins M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# An"1o! 2o, ltKs .ass to th t0.l in L$
o# ths di!%tions is "i)n ,ith th no!th!n .a!t o# th t0.l and .asss th!o$"h th t0.l in a!na1- Th sa0 di!%tion is th o!intation o# th t0.l in th &o!t'Baan5 th distan% to ,hi%h is >$al to 687 10- o! abo$t =76 #!o0 th hal# ln"th o# th nti! %i!%$0#!n%Ra0ss$05 1no,n #o! its "!anit %oloss$s ,ith ,i"ht o)! 75666 tons5 also has o!intation to th int!s%tion o# latit$d and lon"it$d o# #a0o$s histo!i%al ob%ts - O!intation lin o# Ra0ss$0 .asss th!o$"h th int!s%tion .oints o# e Solo0ons t0.l M!idian ,ith t!o.i%se East! island M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# 2a/%a linse M!idian o# Ti,ana1$ :6Z ,ith th latit$d o# Baalb1e Stonhn" M!idian :6 Z ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0idAlso it is int!stin" o!intation o# Sti I t0.lT0.l is
Ab+dos5 ,hi%h is lo%atd in 8 10- to th no!th' ,st5 and its s+00t!+ a
th!o$"h s)!al .oints o# latit$ds and 0!idians int!s%tions s$%h as th int!s%tion o# e th G!at &+!a0id M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# l$!$e 2an Madol M!idian ,ith >$ato!e th G!at &+!a0id M!idian :6 Z ,ith th latit$d o# Totih$a%ane Ti,ana1$ M!idian ,ith t!o.i%se Totih$a%an M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0ide 2a/%a lins M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# l$!$ ?!!o! is 74 10@A%%o!din" to F$!lon"5 th Ra0ss t0.l in Mdint Ab$ Ab$ has ast!ono0i%al o!intation to Cassio.ia- I# , %ontin$ this lin5 it ,ill .ass th!o$"h th #ollo,in" int!s%tion .oints o# e th G!at &+!a0id M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# East! Islande Totih$a%an M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0ide East! Island M!idian ,ith th latit$d o#
Totih$a%ane shto"a+ s>$a! M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# An"1o!e *!a Island M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# 2an Madol Th lin .asss th!o$"h th int!s%tion o# latit$d o# Stonhn" ,ith 0!idians o# l$!$ and 2an Madol ,ith th sa0 a%%$!a%+ in 4 10In this #i"$! it is %la!l+ sn anoth! #at$! o# th 0!idians- In this %as th 0!idians o# Totih$a%an and th Faith island a! !lati)l+ s+00t!i% to th 0!idian o# East! Island- In its t$!n th 0!idian o# shto"a+s1 s>$a! is an a$a!s- Th #o!0ation o# ths s>$a!s has b%o0 .ossibl d$ to th #a%t that th latit$d o# 2an Madol5 and Totih$a%an a! !lati)l+ s+00t!i%al to th latit$d o# An"1o!Da)id F$!lon" 0ntions on 0o! o!intation
o# :;3<=> Hatsh.s$t and Mnhot. t.ls in th *all+ o# in"s to th .oint o# s$n!is in a da+ o# ,int! solsti%- I# , %ontin$ this di!%tion th o!intation lin o# t0.ls ,ill .ass th!o$"h th int!s%tion .oints o# e M%%a M!idian ,ith t!o.i%se Ti,ana1$ M!idian ,ith latit$d o# 2a/%a Linse 2an Madol M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0ide *ati%an M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# th G!at &+!a0ide &o! Ba/han M!idian ,ith th latit$d o# 2an Madol- ?E!!o! is 7 10-@ Ha)in" s$00a!i/d ,hat has bn said abo)5 it is .ossibl to 0a1 th ass$0.tion that th E"+.tian t0.ls in an%int Thbs !.!snt th0sl)s a sin"l st o# na)i"ational ast!ono0+5 %!atd b+ $n1no,n a!%hit%tsX GEOLI2ES-R 4676 all !i"hts !s!)dCo.+in" is .ossibl at .!sn% o# a di!%t !#!n% to GoLins-!$
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.lan ,ill b as .lan o# dsi"nin" ,hi%h is !.!sntd in th #o!0 o# a %i!%l- All oth! latit$ds also ,ill b %i!%ls o# th s0all! dia0t! ,hi%h %nt! is th .ol5 in o$! %as 2o!th!nGodti% .!o.!tis o# h$ato! and )!+thin" that in it is a .!o%tion .lanF$!th! #!o0 .oints o# int!s%tion o# a st!ai"ht lin ?a$ato! , ,ill d!a, t,o 0o! %i!%ls o# th sa0 dia0t!- Int!s%tion .oints o# ths %i!%ls ,ith >$ato! a! to.s o# h
at on% #ollo,in" latit$ds 6th latit$d is a %i!%l in%l$dd in >$ilat!al t!ian"ls #o!0in" h$a! #o!0in" ,ith int!s%tion .oints o# a<s ,ith >$ato!- I# , ha)in" %onst!$%td a dia"onal5 i-- an"ls o# d"!s5 , ,ill !%i) latit$d 5 as an int!s%tion .oint o# th h$a!5 in%l$dd in
>$ato!5 ,ith th %i!%ls %onst!$%td #!o0 int!s%tion .oints o# a<s ? and Y ,ith >$ato!To %onst!$%t latit$d 46 5 it is n%ssa!+ to d!a, a lin ?ho!i/ontal !d@ th!o$"h %!ossin"s o# dia"onals ,ith h$ato!- F!o0 th int!s%tion .oints o# ths %i!%ls , ,ill %onst!$%t th additional %i!%ls ,hi%h %!ossin"s ,ith th s>$a! sids in%l$dd in th latit$d is 6th latit$dAll .!)io$s %onst!$%tions o# latit$ds a! dis.la+ o# .$!l+ 0ath0ati%al .!o.!tis o# h
in%lination o# a t!!st!ial a$ato! and int!s%tion .oint o# a)!a" lin o# a h$ato! , ,ill !%i) int!s%tion .oint o# t!o.i% ,ith th s%ond dia"onal In th .!)io$s a!ti%l th ass$0.tion abo$t int!!lation bt,n th G!at &+!a0id and Stonhn"th!o$"h distan%s has bn toldLn"th o# a!%h on a "lob s$!#a% bt,n G& and Stonhn" is ?:@<-@ Is a..!o$al to ln"th o# a!%h bt,n 0!idians o# ths histo!i%al %onst!$%tions on >$ato! ?8@<-@- Th o!tho"onal .!o%tion "i)s so0 0o! a!"$0nts in #a)o! o# this ass$0.tion- Th 0att! is that th .oint a Stonhn" lis .!%isl+ on th s>$a! sid
in%l$dd into 6th latit$d5 i-- in latit$d G&C!ossin" o# sid o# this s>$a! ,ith th lin ?!d@ .assin" th!o$"h %!ossin" h$ato!- B+ this !ason in th "i)n .!o%tion th .oint "ts on th ,st!n %oast o# th 2o!th A0!i%a- So that to s a !al
.oint it is n%ssa!+ to loo1 at an >$ato! .lan #!o0 th oth! hand5 i-- to %nt! a .!o%tion a%!oss th So$th &olB$t th 0ost s$!.!isin" !s$lts "i)s %o0bination o# d!a,in" o# G!at .+!a0id ,ith an o!tho"onal .!o%tion- I# to %o0bin th to. G& on th d!a,in" ,ith .oint o# G& in .!o%tion and th .+!a0id basis to in%l$d in its latit$d , ,ill s so 0$%h %oin%idn% that thi! %as$al %ha!a%t! %a$ss bi" do$btsAt s$%h .osition o# th .+!a0id5 th !oo# to. o# (th Cha0b! o# th tsa!ina 0a!1s th %nt! o# %o'o!dinats5 i-- th 2o!th &ol- Mins ' (th ai! d$%ts( la)in" th %ha0b! 0a!1 int!s%tion .oints o# th &ola! %i!%l ,ith a)!a" lins o# h
and .asss th!o$"h %!ossin" o# 4 h$ato! ,ith 6th latit$d&+!a0id bo!d!s .ass th!o$"h Z C!ossin" o# t,o t!ian"ls o# on h$a! sid
in%l$dd in 6th latit$d ,ith 6th latit$dTh ds%ndin" %o!!ido! and not %o0.lt %ha0b! ds%!ib th &ola! %i!%l5 and th as%ndin" %o!!ido! 0a!1s th %i!%l t!a%d #!o0 th .oint o# a$ato!Th s+00t!+ a$a! sid in%l$dd in th latit$d- Also this a
In t!0s o# th a#o!said5 it is .ossibl to ass$0 that in th G!at .+!a0id a! in addition .$t also "odti% .a!a0t!s o# th Ea!th- Mo! and 0o! th #a%ts %on#i!0 that th G!at .+!a0id is a h$" "odti% si"n5 th %nt!al !#!n% .oint5 and th .ass.o!t in ,hi%h basi% data abo$t th Ea!th and its )i%initis a! ,!ittn do,n- Who had %!atd this si"n and #o! ,ho0 th in#o!0ation is intndd !0ains as !iddl #o! toda+On 0o! int!stin" #a%t is %onn%td ,ith th .+!a0id- Whn th >$stion had bn sol)in" ,h! to .ass a /!o 0!idian th G!at .+!a0id alon" ,ith G!n,i%h and &a!is ,as a0on" .!tnd!s- &!obabl+5 i# th /!o 0!idians .assd th!o$"h th .+!a0id )!+thin" ,o$ld stand on th .la%s- B$t 0a+ b on th %ont!a!+5 th /!o 0!idians did not .ass th!o$"h G& $st b%a$s thn )!+thin" ,o$ld stand on th .la%s-
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!his illustration of Fiking Farangian troops near "oscow is fro# the chronicle of &kylitzis% he was a ,reek historian% dead c. KKJJ A Description of the Black Vikings of Europe By Renowned European Writers !o"piled By# $nvasion%01%“blc'0af!5 0- A BLAC MA25 2EGRO5 i-- A2 ETHIO&IA25
Al- 75 O!1n- ?!#!!in" to A-D- 774@5 distin"$ishd #!o0 th Sa!a%ns and A!abians th! blc0nnK ,! snt as a .!snt to th G!0an 0.!o! F!d!i% th S%ond5 F0s- <- in !o0an%s blc0nn a! 0ntiond as A I2D OF BERSERERS5K” >-)-5 Finnb- %h- 75 alns- S- %h- 7 %.- S%ottKs I)anho5 not B- S A2 ICELA2DIC'E2GLISH DICTIO2ARY b+ Ri%ha!d Clasb+ and G$db!and *i"#$sson?78@
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“Th I!ish annalists ,! a lsson to all ,ith thi! di)ision o# 2o!s in)ad!s into Whit Fo!i"n!s5 2o!,"ians?Finn'"aill@5 and Bla%1 Fo!i"n!s5 Dans?D$bh'"aill@5 b$t it ,as a lsson no on hdd no! do , 1no, ,h+ th+ distin"$ishd th0 b+ %olo$!-” S A HISTORY OF THE *II2GS b+ G,+n Jons?7:8@ “Th Wlsh %h!oni%l!s5 #o!
,as %alld th h$nt! h had lon" bn ,ith E!i15 and s!)d hi0 as h$nts0an in s$00! and st,a!d in ,int! h ,as a la!" 0an5 and st!on"5 BLAC A2D LIE A GIA2T5 silnt and #o$l'0o$thd in his s.%h5 and al,a+s ""d on E!i1 to th ,o!st” S SAGA OF THORFI22 ARLSEF2I-
“A%%o!din" to E"ils Sa"a5 o# th 4 #a0o$s sons o# )ld$l#5 Tho!ol# ,as tall and handso0 li1 his 0oth!s .o.l5 b$t G!i0 too1 a#t! his #ath! ,as bla%1 and $"l+G!i0Ks sons Tho!ol# and E"ill5 bo!n o$t in I%land5 !.atd th .att!n' Tho!ol# ,as th i0a" o# his $n%l5 tall5 handso0 and s$nn+'nat$!d5 and 0an+ E"ill ,as bla%15 )n $"li! than his #ath!5 tot$o$s and in%al%$labl5…--t%- %!a""+ had5 b!oad nos5 ha)+ a, and s,a!t )isa"-” S A HISTORY OF THE *II2GS5 GWY2 JO2ES ." 8
“Th )idn% indi%ats that Bla%1s in an%int ti0s %a0 to B!itian #!o0 S.ain5 Fli< A!abia5 E"+.t5 Ethio.ia5 Wst A#!i%a5 India5 &!sia and ,hat is toda+ na0d Dn0a!1Ths 2"!os ,! b$ild!s5 s%intists5 0ast!s o# o%an t!a)l and in)nto!s o# ltt!s5 a%%o!din" to Hi""ins5 th+ b$ilt Stonhnd5 G!ald Mass+ a"!s ." 77 Boo1 o# Th B"innin"s-” S An%int and Mod!n B!itons' Ma%Rit%hi ." 4 “Th Dans5 thn ,! li1 th MOORsK 'bla%1- Li1 th05 too5 th+ ,! &i%ts5 as 0o! than on 0innt ,!it! has .!o)d- Th titl o#KGROMK ?WOAD'STAI2ED@ is not %on#ind to Hi"hland "nalo"is5 it ,as th a%t$al na0 o# a "!i0 old .a"an Dan ,ho !$ld o)! Dn0a!15?it 0ant da$b@-” S .a" 7475 'Da)id Ma%Rit%hi' An%int and Mod!n B!itons *ol$0 On ?An%int U Mod!n B!itons@ DBH5 BLAC5SWARTHY5SWARTI
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in RJ or MJ b.c.e. a o#an historian notes that the &iluresXof ritania have so#e who are dark skinned with unusally curly hairX.In N.A.ogers &eYZace vol.Kand other books#ention these darker%ancient%rits. why do so#e whites and blacks doubt any ancient presence of blacks in ancient $urope[ "ind control to confuse and keep #inds dull withoutresearch capabilities is strong and #alevolent today as ever. $'+H
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is silly to try and rewrite historyO the sa#e people who live on Irish soil today lived on Irish &oil KJ%JJJ years agoT !he black vikings in Ireland were called so as they were dark haired unlike native Irish and the blonde fair vikings and nally the fair Gor#an invaders. Irish people know where they co#e fro# so \ust ask and fa#ilies can tell you which people they co#e fro#. $'+H 2ahdey"AH KS% JKL A! LM '"Ignorance and hubrisT 'ride goes before a fallO $'+H
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they didn’t l#ao the Caucasian race is less than KJ%JJJ old.$'+H Rahel Saddi3 ,usawwir E4 BC!B$ L% JK] A! KUR '"[
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fro# england is there any actual artifacts fro# the black vikings and also have you heard of B+ Z +A %because i think iown two pices one an oval bronze broach with the letters B+ on it and also so#e kind of iron aYehead or placard with +A on ithe front and other s#aller writings of which i dont co#prehendi was left a suitcase full of stu_ fro# an old bloke whose paths i would clean for hi# when it snowed %i would never take his o_er of #oney for doing this so he gave #e the case full of swag fro# his days in the elds and died shortly after %i have had it the garage for years %then in #y shed at other house %it was only recently when i split with the #rs that i took this case to #y lonely `at and #ade friends with B+ and +A i even play #y guitar and #ake up songs about e# lol i think they are awso#e% anyway thats all i wanted to say i have a lot #ore stu_ to drag out still % if your interested ill
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keep you posted and send you so#e pics thanks for your ti#e O.. !he Claw#aster oQ $'+H Rusty Wilson"AC* KL% JKU A! LJL '"Do you have pictures[[ $'+H 5i" NAG-AH R% JKV A! KJU] A"rother your right about the sellout !ribe of Dan. Who stole artifacts fro# the priest of the !ribe of +evi. Which are part of the K tribes. e#e#ber !ribe of Dan is eYcluded fro# the KSS%JJJ. What I’# saying is Dan were great sea#en of ships these are your black Celts%Fiking%&aYons. !hey are not part of K tribes to be saved in last days. $'+H Su6e ( N-+H L% JKK A! KKUJ A"Another possibility !he earliest native peoples of &candinavia were a darker skinned% dark(eyed and dark(haired people. What we think of as &candinavian(looking now ca#e fro# the ,er#anic tribes that #igrated into norther $urope and far north. !hey were lighter skinned% with #any of the# blond% red(haired and blue or green eyed. Bften% people in Ireland that call the#selves black’ are #ore co##only describing their dark hair. !here is a theory that the black IrishX were actually descended fro# sailors fro# the ships of the &panish Ar#ada blown o_ course after their defeat and wrecked in northern latitudes. !hey were taken in by ,aelic peoples and their "oorish looks #ay have been passed on that way.&i#ilarly% the early Gorse
settled in Gor#andy. It is often historically #entioned that after the Duke of Gor#andy Willia# the Conueror invaded $ngland% it was easy to tell the Gor#ans Pleaner% ner bones% dark(haired% so#ewhat olive(skinnedQ fro# the &aYons Phusky% blue(eyed% light hairedQ for a few hundred years. !he $nglish king defeated by Willia#% *arold ,odwinson% was described as light(haired and blue(eyed% but his brother% !ostig% who beca#e an outcast and took to Fiking ways% was dark(haired. *e #ay have been called a black FikingX. Hou #ust be careful with your interpretation of blackX in this case. We now use the word to describe African(descended people. !hey #ay have used it to refer to people who tended to be darker(haired than the &aYon inhabitants% in other words% the blackX was $+A!IF$ to the ,er#anic tribes.A good book that refers often to this di_erence is a kind of archeological)historical novel called &aru#X. It describes the centuries of the &alisbury plain% where &tonehenge is located. While the prehistory and #ore ancient chapters are based on theories and archeological evidence instead of written history% the novelist often refers to and bases his narrative on these di_erent bloodlines.It #ay also be instructive to look into the &a#i people which we now call +apps as they are descended fro# the very ancient natives of &candinavia. !here has been
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a fair a#ount of racial #iYing% however.!here is also a chronicle written by a 'ersian or Arabic eYplorer that visited that area% although it see#s he was only a visitor and never settled in the Gorth. $'+H Salahudin Rahi" "AC* L% JK A! KKK A"&uze % what you say is very interestingObut very wrong% and s a perpetuation of racist white supre#ecist philosophy. !here were were Gegroid Gegroid blacks blacks a#ong a#ong the scandinovians% scandinovians% with black skin and kinky hair of verian tectures and lengths. Don’t let this surprise you so #uch after all the rst hu#an beings were black people. !he rst proof of this is in the na#e itself ADA"% which #eans black hard earth. !hen% white scentists such as +eaky and others have ar#ed that the earliest hu#an that they could nd was a black wo#an% which they agree #ay have been the rst hu#an. !he u’ran says says that Allah Allah dispersed the children children of of Ada# and $ve throughout the land. !he Ada#ites traveled all over the earth and as they went they taught the #essage of ,od’s oneness and the knowledge of plants and ani#als% what to eat and what not to eat% and the t he knowldge of cleanliness and how to cook food. When the whites begin to e#erge fro# the caves and spread abroad in the earth they ca#e a#ongst the black children of Ada# who were already settled in europe% asia and africa. $'+H AyannahA'I+ L% JK A! VU '"&o !rueT !hanks
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&alhudin ahi#T A#iynT PA#enQT $'+H 7eather +ei."AC* R% JKV A! LM '"*ow ignorant you are. whites didn’t co#e fro# caves% we ca#e fro# blacks% a genetic #utation caused the color. Ideas and inventions co#e fro# cultures% not skin color% as evidenced by history. And fyi% there is no such thing as Allah. !hat is \ust a way for insecure pre\udiced black people Pna#ely A#ericansQ to assert their superiorityX. $'+H S8"AH KL% JK] A! RM '"^or Hour Infor#ation heather geib there is no such thing as the foolish #ind atte#pting to educate an educated person. !elling another hu#an being that there is no such thing as AllahX reveals your ignorance. Allah is a word. It is the word used for ,od in Arabic% spoken by people of #any skin colors. !his includes lack 'eople that you say you descend fro#. When your #others and fathers Plack 'eopleQ say Allah they know what it #eans. $'+H
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I a# a black A#erican living in the states #y DGA is ]M Gigerian with traces of &candinavian $'+H ,ikeA'I+ LJ% JK A! VKK '"I’# so sorry to disagree after you said the whites ca#e out of their caves. !he rst part is very true Ada# and $ve were very dark with
tight nappy hair and they are the parents parents of us all. I think they also had a slight Asian eye look. Whites were in the# too.We of all colors were in the#. It is like any living being if they #ate in one area long enough with out adding new blood the do#inunt genes will begin to be co##on this t his is how we have all been separated by color and co##on looks. Ada# and $ve were very beautiful people they had all of the races in the# for use of a better ter#. !heir is #ore to the story but then we would get into self segragation as ti#e goes by X no song intended $'+H .
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the only only people who# possess such a gene are the original peopleObut it’s not about black and whiteOit’s about proper acknowledge#entOI acknowledge#entOI can talk biology with you all dayO.as well as anthroOand anthroOand theoryObut the fact is that blackX possess the genetic code that t hat overrides A++ others that it co#es into contact withO..hence DB"IGAG!$'+H A! SM '"Asian features $vy Black"oor N-G$ J% JKR A! don’t eYist. !hose are African or Geanderthal features. features. !hen slanted eye is an evolutionary evolutionary trait to protect the eye fro# harsh wind and high te#ps. Asians are the sub .. hybrids of Africans and Geanderthals. *ence the `at facial
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of the essential "elanin is not an attribute for# Creation. Whenever Whenever &cience proves that Whites did not eYist in the eginning% they seek refuge in Nudaic eligions% forgetting that plagiarized Ancient African teYts are the basis for these eligions% which originated fro# Ancient $gypt "ysteries.$'+H SkoriiA-,-&! KR% JK A! SSS '"Africa is the oldest of all places% we white people ca#e fro# people that #igrated northward. Bver the years of the 'leistocene% lost #ost of the #elanin in their body. body. !he !h e African AfricanXX gene g ene is do#inant% with the Asiactic gene following and all others are a #utagenic occurrence. occurrence. P"utagenisis is when a #utation breeds true after Y nu#ber of generationsQ If that angers so#e people then so be it. I a# \ust stating the facts as I know the# as an Anthropologist.I Anthropologist.I a# an Asatru and I pray to the old Gorse ,ods and what is strong and true in ones heart is what #atters. Got race.regards. $'+H
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wellO.its an advance#ent of the early black gene through trial and tribulation for a lack of better ter#sOW$ black people fell to to realize realize that we needed yall to go out and discover and re(va#pX all of our geneticsO so when we ca#e back together A#ericaX we would all benet fro# it brother $'+H Do,ore+oodDeedsA-,-&! K% JK A! LV A" !hank you ast ast +iveWireT +iveWireT !his is a *B! postOit got all the way up into JK.I a# looking for the sa#e thing evidence of lack a Gorse JQ I a# in Gorway now% and think it WBGD$^-++++++ WBGD$^-++++++ they have so#e #elanin rootsT rootsT !hank you again again for an B-!&!AGDIG, B-!&!AGDIG, NB JQ $'+H R(BER*8R$/+(A-,-&! K]% JK A! ULJ '"do i cross $'+H NAG-AH H K% JKL A! UUM A"Dear fellow eg"ond codfried NAG-A researchers%I’# #issing here a reference to the fact that $uropeans who were brown or black of co#pleYion were called lue "en. *ence their descendants called the#selves lue loods% the highest nobility. !he signicance for researching these brown and black $uropeans to #e is that by KKJJ(KJJ% they elevated the#selves in a nobility who do#inated the bourgeois caste and the white serfs. !hey were defeated with the ^rench evolution% but due to restorations like the one by Gapoleon% the whites% the serfs% were only e#ancipated in K]S]. !hen they set out to wipe out
the #e#ory of the black do#ination by the Ancien egi#e% and set out to retouch all Bld "aster portraits that showed the brown b rown and black co#pleYioned co#pleYioned elite. oth the P trueQ old nobility and bourgeoisie were brown and black of co#pleYion% yet they were like two tribes ghting for power. !he bourgeois bourgeois philosophers invented the hu#an races and racis# as an liberation ideology to forge an alliance with the white #a\ority% to defeat the nobles. $urope was ruled by lack &upre#acy fro# KKJJ( K]S]% and we do not know this all i#portant fact to really really understand racis# and the position of lacks today% because the portraits were whitened. We are being deceived% and this is a serious type of scientic #isconduct. Anyone can spot the over paints% they are clearly visible too. 'rotest the fake portraits and watch how white supre#acy and racis# will co#e tu#bling down. Got by itself% but by so#e prodding prodding by people like #e who hate racis# and white supre#acy supre#acy with a passion. Bpened a #useu# too% to to show the black surviving portraits% #ostly engravings cut after painted portraits who now look white. Catch #y posting of an old photo of e#brandts group portrait called De &taal#eesters P!he &yndics of the Cloth#aker ,uildQ before it was retouched% in google. And portraits of the Fan Aerssen(eyeren fa#ily before they were whitened after KMLS. We are
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dealing with people who are still waging battle against an oppression that does not eYist% and we need to tell the# this. Go lack person is out to turn whites into shoe leather again. "y research puts lacks% who are no victi#s or slaves% right in the #iddle of history% where they belong.eg#ond codfriedbluebloodisblackblood.blogspot.co# $'+H Shannon A ^$-AH J% JKL A! SR '" As #entioned above% if the rst people on earth were black% then why is anyone surprised about blacks being all over the world% and that every hu#an originally ca#e fro# Africa[[!here is a new show out neYt #onth on the *istory channel called the Fikings. Gaturally they will be portrayed as Gordic looking possibly Danish% Gorwegian or &wedish% but they were always seen that way anyway.I heard of the lack Fikings #any years ago and found it an interesting sub\ect that #ost people do not know aboutT^or the pre\udice of white people lying about history% if they had told the truth fro# the start no one would be upset or care. !he truth WI++ always be revealed and will always outshine the lie. ,ood to see so#e people on this post knows the truth. !hat is &B refreshingT,ood blog.$'+H ,ikelegayera.y davis"AH ]% JK] A! ULJ '""y na#e is #ikelegayeraby davis #y grandfather is a dark Dane he was born in KMJL died KMSJ he was
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born in ,eorgia usa .isthere a di_erence between a darker skin and a lighter skined person. y the way I’# not against any person no #atter what their color .without the Fikings this world would be worse place. $'+H ,ikelegayera.y davis"AH ]% JK] A! ULS '" !he na#e of raby ca#e fro# den#ark originally so I a# a person of &candinavia descent. I don’t need anything else to verify that. $'+H ,ikelegayera.y davis"AH ]% JK] A! US] '" !he DGA test said that there are are country’s also involved such as french and nish and even \ewesh and even Italian. &o that #akes #e a person of the world.very cool. $'+H /ordicA'I+ R% JKL A! MSM '"Wow% I’ve never been so a#used here by a sub\ect such as this and these so called intellectual Africans trying to clai# #y heritage as I a# Gorwegian% and I know what Gordic features are% genrrally blonde hair% blue eyes. Hou want to call the trut\ about a people I see walk around on a daily that still eYist here today your own and say to the ones that aren’t being brainwashed a white supre#ist[ +#aoT I a# \ust a#used that you really actually believe this bull% speaks volu#es on your intelligence. I hope you can actually see how co#pletely stupid you look when there is not one of
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ypu who can track their fa#ily tree to any &candinavian country during the Fiking age. Wake up% and wow again. $'+H nikki&$'!$"$ % JKL A! ] A"ead #y postO.you #ay learn so#ething $'+H schlo"o "ischa" ^$-AH KL% JKU A! KJL] A" well sorry to bust your bubble sir but scienetist say that all europeans including yourself% have KJ african)black blood Z J neanderthal bloodT pure blooded africans are the only people in the world without neanderthal blood. the truth is what #akes us free% all people are beautiful% if they have good characterT thats why i love sports #uhha#ed ali is the greatest Z rocky #arciano is undefeated and the best that ever did it% get #y point% #an life is beautiful lets give credit where credit is do% and stop white washing history% because thats insanity% and a `aw in character of a person who doesnt love truth or life. who the hell wants an all white or all black picture hanging on there wall. $'+H + NAG-AH ]% JKR A! RJS A"bro I# black andi have KS percent scandinavian in #y blood i dont understand it either. Ancestory results $'+H ,elvin 9isherA'I+ % JKR A! SUJ A"Why are so #any of us *ebrew Israelites P the people who ca#e to A#erica on Cargo slaveshipsQ being categorized
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by the DGA co#pany’s like L and #e% as haplog group I("UL% Fiking DGA[ &cience and blood don t lie folksT$'+H 2uliet Rees&$'!$"$ V% JKR A! UU A"I’ve lived in Den#ark% been to &weden on a few occasions and \ust recently ca#e back fro# Gorway. What surprised #e #ost of all about these countries% is the lack of blond peopleTTT &eriously% blondes in &candinavia% are at #ost KU of the population% the rest are dark hairedTHou need to get over your #yth regarding the Fikings% who enslaved white people% including &wedes% the Danes and Gorwegians. Did you know% that the Fikings also sold #illions of white people as slaves to the Arab "usli#T In #any cases% the Whites were sold for salt% lolT $'+H *ruth 7urts ^$-AH KL% JK] A! RKU '"ible calls you an $do#ite. . ead the book of obediah.. everything spoken in here is biblical once you learn the na#es ,od gave the nations.. they painted everything and changed all the na#es.. called the#selves white when bible says yall are redX.. get ready for slavery after wwL.E\v evelation KLKJ.. *e that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity. . Hall days of ruling wickedly are al#ost over.$'+H no.le terrell ali .eyA'I+ ]% JKL A! VUM '"youll see who
gets the last laugh %if anyone was on thsat land before RJJJ years ago it wassnt u %%thgat aryan wasbnt created until RJJJ years ago.if we genocide an eat all of u like u id us in europe then ur fa#ily treee would be erasedalso but still wouldnt #ean it didnt eYist.ive never been n so a#used when i tell you that ^$$ W*I!$ &BF$!$BI,G DB$& GB! "$AG CA-CA&IBG AC$ B AHAG AC$ AG &!B' CA++IG, -& A++ A^ICAG& CA-&$ !*A!& BG+H A& B+D A& JS AD %W$ AW$ "BB&)"--& -+IG, $-B'$ $^B$ &B CA++$D &'AAGI&* IGFA&IBG%I! A"-&$& "$ *BW W$ CIFI+I$D $-B'$AG& WI!* ^$$ "A&B"GH %I! A"-&$& "$ *BW -&A WA& &!A!$D WI!* LR "BB& AG $-B'$AG &BG& %I! A-&$& "$ *BW +BGD$ " +-$ $H$D I& !*$ HB-G,$&! ^'" B^ "AGEIGD H$! IB! C+AI"$D &-'$IBI!H BF$ !*B&$ W*B AI&$D !*$" !B $ *-"AG ^B" "AGEIGD %W$ *AF$ WBE$G -' ^B" $IG, '-! !B &+$$' %CA++- -& "--&)"BB& GB! +I"IE!IG, -&A&BG+H A^ICAG& B +ACE AG $CB,GI$ W*H - AH!AG $!*$AG W$A !*$ ^$G IG *BGB B^ -&!*$ C$A!B& !*$ "BB&)"--& %W*B C$A!$D !*$ AHAG AG !AG&^$$D *I" !B $-B'$ ^B" H-CA!AG '$GIG&-+A %W$ DB GB! CA$ W*A! - $+I$F$ %%I *B'$ - CAG &$$ !,A! - +BBE &!-'ID CB"IG, *$$ &AHBG", W*A! - &AHIG, GB! EGB'WIBG,
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- A$ ^I&! +$AC "AG $^B$ E $'+AC$D !*A! AG 'IGE "I&!BBE CB+B W*I!$ ^B !*$I &EIG $ &EIG W*$G *I! %%C*$CE +IAH B', CBG,$&&AG &!A!$ D$'! -&A AI& CBG&CII-&G$&& ,ID C*AG,$& HB- !-$ 'IGC$-I$+ $H $AD $" AG W$$' +IE$ "$A! +BA^$'+H no.le terrell ali .eyA'I+ ]% JKL A! RK] '"can u read what it says %on top% european writers %can u translate what it does or doesnt say%do u speak any ancient language of scadanivia like that latin on that paper %or the ger#anic %north ger#anic dialects%latin fro# #%#oors taiught an civilized europe free#asonry also%do u know we created vulgar latin cause u copuldnt speak the classical #oorish latin %like u call ebonics %rst albionbonics arwe all euro languiages especialy ger#anic ones fro# #oorish latin $'+H ,arco Borg N-+H K% JKL A! KU '"Was slavery that bad[TT I #ean % even the na#e noble terrel ali bey[X Why not add "oses *ebrew Ei#et to have the co#prehensive coverage of Afrowannabeis#.K. !here was no AfrIcanX invasion of $urope ever if by African you #ean Gegroes.. !here was an invasion by Arabs and erbers Ptogether called #oros or "oors in $nglish Q of parts of &pain% 'ortugal and later &icily.L. ut the "oros certainly weren’t Gegroes or sub(&aharans . !he "oors of &pain were #ostly erbers who prefer to call the#selves A#azighS.
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Bne has only to go to the erber areas in Eabilyes% al *ocei#a or the Atlas% where the native language is A#azigh to realise that none of the erbers looks Gegro. If you doubt it Hou!ube A#azighXU. ut there is a generic word for lacks PGegroesQ. It is used throughout Gorth Africa and the "iddle $ast especially in $gypt . It is abidX which literally #eans slavesX $'+H /atural ,ystic N-+H K% JKL A! LS '""arco org%Hou are a pathetic liar. !he ancient erbers were a negro race of people fro# north Africa who invaded $urope. !hey were not pig skinned like you. Hou and other white revisionist want the world to believe that pig skin people lived and thrived in Africa and even had a god% Nesus Christ with his pig skin running around in Africa desert preaching and teaching to his pig skin `ock 'eter% "ark% +uke% Nohn and the rest of those #ade characters. Whether you like it or not% Gorth African has changed as a result of recent pig skin invaders. !he original north Africans were negrosX% niggersX% #onkeysX% apesX and look like the rest of the sub &aharanX Africans. I bet shits like you have never #et anyone fro# Gorth Africa but you rely on the fairytales fed to you by white historians as to what they looked like.XBne of the #ost
#isrepresent people in Gorth Africa are the indigenous erber people. !hese beautiful wo#en are not shown on #ainstrea# television% #ovies and rarely in print. !hese are the descendants of the ancient erbers that the ancient o#ans spoke of and wrote about.!he original indigenous erbers were the Gorth African ancestors of the present day dark(brown peoples of the &ahara and the &ahel% #ainly those called ^ulani% !ugareg% enagha of &outhern "orocco% Eunta and !ebbu of the &ahel countries% as well as other dark(brown arabs now living in "auretania and throughout the &ahel% including the !rarza of "auretania and &enegal% the "ogharba as well as dozens of other &udanese tribes% the Chaa#ba of Chad and Algeria.X !he Westerners have chosen to concentrate on the #ost recent world of the Arab and erber(speaking peoples and present it as if it is a world that has always been. It is like co#paring the Aztecs of ve hundred years ago with the ethnic #iY of A#erica today%X wrote eynolds. !he story of when Gorth Africa was "oorish and Arabia% the land of &aracens% has yet to be told.X Dana eynolds% Anthropologist Anthropologist% Dana eynolds traced the African roots of the original Gorth African peoples
through a dozen ,reek and yzantine Pneo( o#an writersQ fro# the rst to the siYth century A.D. !hey describe the erber population of Gorthern Africa as dark(skinned #odern $uropeans call dark brown skin color% as black( skinned and woolly(haired.X A#ong these writers who wrote about the erbers were "artial% &ilius Italicus% Corippus and 'rocopius. &aint Augustine was a dark(skinned erber and #any of the later o#an e#perors would have trouble getting citizenship in so#e of today’s $uropean states. 'rofessor "ikulj +obkowicz% the for#er rector of the "unich university and current director of the Institute of Central and $ast $uropean &tudies in $ichsttt.!here are those who say that the erber is part of the African story of *a#% fro# the land of er% the son of biblical gure *a#.!he original inhabitants of Ireland before the Celts invaded were erber people who stretch all the way fro# &aharan Africa to Western Ireland. In Gorth Africa they are known as erbers% the original people before the Arab invasion of Gorth Africa% they were known to the ancient ,reeks and o#ans as barbarians%X the !uaregs of Gigeria% Giger% Chad% etc. are a erber people. In &pain and 'ortugal they were known as Iberians%X which is
the na#e of the 'eninsula. In Ireland the erbers are known as *ibernians.X !he Celts and later invaders pushed the# back to the West of Ireland% where you #ost co##only see the black IrishX with black hair and brown eyes. !he #ost popular recreational organization of Irish A#ericans is the Ancient Brder of *ibernians PAB*Q."odern erber fa#ily having a traditional #eal!he i#ages that are shown in #ainstrea# television% #ovies and in print are of the lighter skinned people that are also referred as erber. "odern north Africa has changed a great deal% fro# waves of invasions such as the 'ersians% ,reeks% o#ans% ,er#anic tribes% Arabs% !urks and the ^rench have led to the a#alga#ation in the region. !he role of literally #illions of enslaved Indo($uropeans and concubinage in the creation of ad#iYed populations in cities like !unis% !ripoli% ^ez% &ale and Algiers are well docu#ented. !his is the for#ation of populations in north Africa today. !hese now lighter skinned people do not call the#selves African. In fact% the ter# AfricanX is a very de#onized ter# to #any% #ore than likely because of the #odern $uropean invasion into Africa% $uropeans had to \ustify their behavior Pso#e still doQ% and the ter# African is the ob\ect of ridicule and
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hu#iliation. !he ter# erber is now a regional word to apply to these people that now share #any co##on cultural ideas and custo#s. $'+H nikki&$'!$"$ % JKL A! ]KM A""y #other recently passed awayO#y sister had her DGA researched Y because she couldn’t believe the ndingsO#iddle eastern and viking and swedianOnow that I’# reading the history of black vikings% its a#azing. ..so to you racist people who want do eli#inate black people fro# any parts of Fiking historyO.I have proofO..there is #ore proof of black Fikings than notTTTTT And every race originated fro# AfricaO.you are all in so#e way fashion or for# originated fro# AfricaO.ahhhhh haaaaTTTT +ovin it$'+H ,aster1111BC!B$ ]% JKL A! KJR '"All I can say is% they are still in denial% they still walk around with that blind ignorance% and yet call the#selves intelligent.. !hats a#azingT If is isn’t the Fiking% the Asians% the #eYicans% all deny their "oorish origins. $ni% $nlil% Arishkagel%,ilge#esh%$noch% &olo#an% David we are the &u##on unu# of the# all. It doesn’t #atter because when our fathers return% I can’t wait to see that &!-'ID ass look on their faces. $'+H Blake Sk5olsvik A'I+ KK% JKS A! ]JS A"la#en #eans blue #en% not black #en. lue could very well reference to their eye color since MM of &candinavians have blue eyes. &o you pointing out that Fikings were
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so#eti#es referred to this doesn’t #ake your case. !here is is not a lack person alive who can trace trace their roots to Bld &candinavia fro# that ti#e period. $'+H "anitou&$'!$"$ KR% JKS A! ]K '"I believe in this totally % I a# Gorwegian% &cottish% ^rench and Gative A#erican % why is it that t hat the Gorwegian people in #y fa#ily have big lips and curly hair% also #ost &candinavians have the bridge below the nose. !here are certain peoples in $thiopia% that bare so#e rese#blance to these features as #entioned in the &candinavian people . it is also known that early(on in the history of the vikings % the raiders would portage and travel as far east as aghdadPand possibly furtherQ% trading various ite#s for gold and silver. !he ancient Fikings were everywhereTT Bften they’re history has been repressed. Due to #any wars and religious conuest into the lands those areas. areas. I as a distant descendant of these people% believe that before all of this crap that is going on the world today% we were all connected TT In #any native a#erican traditions they say all #y relationsX or we are relatedX . +ook into our DGA and even that would be enough to prove this fact. BG$ +BF$TT $'+H !raig Apel.au" NAG-A NAG-AH H R% JKU A! UL '"I do believe there were black vikings. vikings. Br lue#en if you will. If this is the case. And if these eYplorers lived a#ong the Gorse#en.!hen why arenmt there history books
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written on the#. And why arenmt they written in school history books. Bur young people% starting fro# the rst grade all the way through the twelfth twelfth grade% should read and learn learn about the#.Br is the sub\ect of lack Fikings Fikings only a college sub\ect [ And if these people did eYist% does arnes and Gobles ookstores sell books on the#.And do the public libraries have books on !he lue#en% Plack FikingsQ. Im# a history bu_. I would like to read #ore on !he lack Fikings. !hey sound like like an intersting intersting people to read read and learn about.$'+H velluA-,-&! J% JKU A! ]] A"We europeons took our culture fro# the deteriorating ke#etians)egyptians. !he fathers of of our culture% culture% whose all all knowledge knowledge ca#e fro# the #ystery schools of egypt% said that europe is a continent of barbarians% whereas whereas the egyptian culture was a co#plete culture. $uropeon i tests test only four capabilities #ore #ore concerned with the logical left brain. !he #ore evolved europeon intelligence eYperts say that instead of four capacities of intelligence% there are eight. I say there’s #ore. With #ore co#plete tests% i’d say that blacks would fare better. Het% even low logical i is a trait of #any generations of no logical education% not incapability. Bur logical education is a fraction of the education of ke#etian #ystery schools.I a# also nnish% with white thin body% blonde hair and blue
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^adlan recounts londes with blue eyes. !he ter# black%if anyone here is even fa#iliar with old descriptions%would know it’s telling of de#eanor. eading the $lder $ddas%and younger poetic eddas in Blde $nglish and &aYon%would key one into this. *owever the ku##en were real%they worked as #ercenaries along with the Gords%the Gords would pick the# up while #aurading the Western coasts of Africa. !hey we’re called lu##en because of the color of their skin%it was%they say%so dark it was blue. $'+H
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of this. And it’s always that way% in #y eYperience. &eldo# can leave e#otions out of it.'retty #uch proves the point of the post. It doesn’t #ake sense to even the #ost uninfor#ed uninfor#ed that black and brown aren’t the colors of the original hu#ans of the whole earth. ut the pale are really really the only ones #aking such a big deal about it then pro\ect and bla#e the higher #elinated ones for the proble#."e proble#."e thinks thou dost protest too #uch $'+H Ro..ie NAG-A NAG-AH H LJ% JKV A! LJJ A"*i thereTI’# a black haired frisian descendant and i’d like to add a few things. We ^risians use the word swartX all the ti#e in di_erent situation. It is F$H co##on hear the sentence &\och net sa &WA!TX Wich litteraly translates to Don’t look so blackTX. It refers to a person looking angry% or anoyed.&wartkopX translates to black faceX. A black face is so#eone who is always #ad.I’d also like to point out that the big bad guy g uy in ger#anic)norse #ythology is litteraly called +ACE PsurtQ.I’ve grown up wich the t he word &WA! #eaning #ore then \ust a color.I #et an old frisian far#er who spoke an old type of frisian even i had diculty following% and he refered to #e as the !hat black oneX PDie &warteQ because of #y black hair.$'+H &riscillaBC!B$ KR% JK] A! KK] '" Hes% Hes% you’re you’re right it was used for #any things and $uropeans used it
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toward the Africans uite often fro# within the areas of land #ass fro# the #iddle east aka $ast Africa along the continent towards "orroco and on both sides of the continent of Africa to the #eeting point that would near &cilly. It’s really sad how $uropeans #ade up so #any negative na#es towards colored people. I’# sure they had their negative na#es as well% it \ust didn’t get the publicity through through the #edia as $uropeans did and still do today. $'+H n.lake"ore D$C$"$ R% JKV A! ML A"I nd this post very very interesting considering considering #y sir na#e is a literal variant of lack #oore. I’ve been trying to ll in the dots for years. I’# starting to wonder if I’# descended fro# 'hoenicians now $'+H +eorge WBC!B$ KS% JK] A! ]JK A"It #akes sense that there are uite a few darker people in Gorway. !here was a Celtic co#ponent in various parts of Gorthern $urope and these people tended toward darker hair and eyes Plike *ighland &cottish ,aels or the earlier 'ictsQ. I have seen photos of these dark brunette and brown(eyed Gorwegians in the past and wondered how nu#erous they were.It’s strange% because in earlier Australia if you did not have blue eyes and fair hair it was considered so#ehow alien. !his #ight be because blondeness was bred into "iddle Class Australians. Working Class Aussies Pof which I’# oneQ
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tended to be #ore Celtic and therefore darker of hair and eye than their wealthier cousins. $'+H Rascal Von ,anor BC!B$ % JK] A! KJLR A"lj(#ar does not #ean lack "an. "aor #eans light skinned black. Hou can si#ply say "aor or la#aor. $'+H 1ascal Von Manor(3T(1 %%, %% , %8#: 0T 0T #8;$# 0M/et me
clarify my previous statement.l<-ma=r does not mean 0frican Man. Maor means light s!inned blac!. 7ou can simply say Maor for light s!inned or lamaor for rown s!inned.5t s!inned.5t means to be li!e a 0frican but not a 0frican. 5t>s a brown s!in of mi? 0frican descent.@la; lue as in 0frican Maor; /ight s!inned lac!5t>s li!e describing a 3reole person. /i!e 0fro-0mericans are li!e 0fricans but they aren>t because they are mi?ed therefore called lamaorAMaor @3reoles of 0frican descent.0nother word would would be; *chwartB, *vartr, lo!umann, 3eltsC
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The vikings were familiar enough with african people to give their ethnicity / appearance a name - blámaðr blámaðr.. iterally blue men translated men translated into !nglish. "The colours #lack and #lue apparantly had the same name for the vikings, a common pet name for a #lack sheep was #l$mann, or #lue man in !nglish, #ut % digress.& The word is not unlike the word #lackamoor which is (iddle !nglish for native africans. They were familiar with africans from their )ourneys, mostly north-africans and moors "in *pain and +ortugal&. %t's of course possi#le trading on a small scale happened "forgive me for speculating&, the vikings did travel far and trading was a very international international thing. *igurd orsalfar orsalfar travelled to erusalem erusalem "the name Jorsalfar name Jorsalfar means means erusalem traveller&. ra# traders visited ede#y. *o we know that the vikings met africans, and we know that they tended to trade with the people they met. %t's not a great leap to assume that some vikings must at some point have traded with africans. But % am not sure there is any hard evidence for much trading with africans, on the african continent.
To let me epand upon my previous reply, the vikings attacked and raided r0illa and 1akur in present day (orocco. There is evidence for raids at 2a#at on the tlantic coast, at l-a0air and at Tunis. %t's what referred to "% presume& in this map at map at wikipedia. "Forgive "Forgive me for using a map on wikipedia wikipedia as a source, source, it was the most relevant % could online.& %n 3345 6ing *igurd orsalfar sent 744 ships with 34.444 warriors to +alestine and #eat the (uslims forces at *aifa *aifa in *yria in 3334. 3334. The following is more in Terra *peculatorum than in the land of hard facts, #ut it's in an interesting theory that has #een proposed many times. 8lav araldsson fought against heathen people in *outhern *pain. That's not a disputed fact. This was 9uite possi#ly referring to Gran :anaria. That's a disputed fact. The arguments go something like this; %n Galdar, "the name is possi#ly an ara# rendering of Gardar& in Gran :anaria, what is very likely a viking grave has #een found. %n a #urial mound parts of a ship was found, ie the clamps holding together the ships planks and the structural #eams. skeleton car#ondated to 345< "= - >4 years& was also found. The #lade of a sword was also found. Burial mounds with the skeletons oriented
north-south were found and ecavated in 3?7@. Gran :anaria was an important producer / seller of salt, which was a very important commodity for the vikings. They'd trade slaves from raids in the mediterranean area for salt. Gran :anaria also had plenty of trees and forests at that time, which the vikings would have appreciated. The prevailing oceanic currents and directions of the wind meant it would've #een easy for the vikings to make the trip to Gran :anaria #efore sailing #ack home to *candinavia. They could navigate to %celand, 1ew Foundland, Greenland, %sle of (an, The Faroe %sland, the e#rides and so on. Finding their way to Gran :anaria would've #een relatively easy one might imagine. gain, % point point out that this this is not esta#lished esta#lished as fact, #ut is a theory that is #rought up every time viking travels into 1orth frica is discussed. discussed. But of course 8+ is asking a#out if african men ever integrated among the Aikings. The answer is; no. There is no historical account of a #lack man ever )oining a viking tri#e. ]k Fiews Fiew KK -pvoters -pvoters Fiew &harers
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Being a Aiking was a cultural heritage. Chen people moved and set up shop in a new area, they had children with locals. s most of these people would have #een men travelling for such purposes, the men would have taken mothers for their children from local
women. Comen may have done so too, #ut they would #e outnum#ered #y the men for a num#er of reasons one of which #eing that the Aiking epansion of males was #ecause they were committing too much infanticide killing females leaving a population gap that drove single males out. These installations would last many generations. fter a few generations the populace would have continued to move people from the local groups into the Aiking group. (aking the Aikings largely genetically like the local populace with an uni9ue social heritage. The culture of the people continued to #e the Aiking groupDs culture. The men dressed as Aikings, had Aiking customs, and Aiking culture. *o for eample there is an %nuk area where there was a Aiking settlement. The people #uried show mostly features and genetic markers of the local %nuk populace, #ut the men are all dressed as Aikings in their #urials. Because they were Aikings. "the group eventually disappeared, and any one left likely reintegrated into the local populace.& %t is when you mistake culture for genetics that you #ecome
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*ome good answers here. :hances are ecellent there was at least one. The tendency of people to move around in earlier times is underestimated #y modern people. For eample, when pilgrims first arrived in an %ndian town, they were greeted in fluent !nglish. n %ndian had #een kidnapped to !ngland and France, and managed to make his way home. Based purely on my guesstimate of pro#a#ility, % #elieve the chances were overwhelmingly good that some frican at some time would fit a reasona#le definition of a viking. The vikings themselves traveled etensively in the (editerranean, and ships, particularly raiding ships, are known for taking on foreign crew. +irate ships were oases of friendly multi-ethnicity in historic times. Aiking ships seem to have at the least not #een limited to one people. The crew mem#er who first discovered grapes in
Ainland was German. %t was his reduction to speaking German, not 1orse, on account of his drunkenness that made his shipmates aware of his discovery "according to the Ainland *agas.& vik is a #ay, incidentally, so viking is a gerund that means #ay-ing, or going from #ay to #ay. lso, #lEmenn literally means #lue men "not to imply the 9uoran didnDt know that&. escriptions of skin color of frican mericans often include #lue to mean very dark. Finally, to wander off topic yet further, some though not all #elieve the vin in Ainland comes from the 1orse word for vine "vin&. *o you could argue that not only were Aiking crews multinational, #ut that a foreign viking gave one of the most famous viking destinations its name. L.Uk Fiews Fiew KK -pvoters
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The people of *outhern !gypt, called the 1u#ians or the 6ush were the closest thing to the ferocious warriors and metal workers of the Aikings in ancient times, who also happened to #e #lack and frican.
Their eploits against the !gyptians put several Black +haraohs in charge of all of !gypt on a few occasions, and seeded multiple colonies. The (ed)ay, a group of elite warriors and shock troops were originally ethnic 1u#ians loyal to the princes and +haraohs of !gypt, and were feared for centuries for their mastery of arms, ferocity, effectiveness and custom made weaponry. KM.Kk Fiews Fiew M -pvoters
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*ome *u#-*aharan fricans may have )oined the Aikings on their
longships and raiding parties. % donDt know of any, #ut; •
t the #eginning of *u#-2oman Britain, some slaves fled north and )oined those attacking the south. There were #oth 1orth fricans in 2oman Britain and some even from *u#-*aharan frica, so it is not impossi#le one or two )oined the northern raiders. Aikings are a little later, #ut again, may#e an frican descendant )oined them.
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Aikings worked their way downriver to the Black *ea and (editerranean, making 9uite an impact in the region, so again, may#e they picked up one or two from within frica.
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!nough By0antine artefacts have #een found in #oth *candinavia and the British %sles to say that there was contact with #oth the (editerranean world and the !astern 2oman !mpire. Cho knows what fricans may have made it far northI
s for *u#-*aharan frica producing seafarers, of whom some may have #een piratical, then yesJ some possi#le eamples; istory of science and technology in frica 'he (ahel an! West Africa
i. %n the 3@th century :! 6ing #u#akari %%, the #rother of
6ing (ansa (usa of the (ali !mpire is thought to have had a great armada of ships sitting on the coast of Cest frica.K5@L This is corro#orated #y i#n Battuta himself who recalls several hundred (alian ships off the coast.K5HL The ships would communicate with each other #y drums. This has led to great speculation, that (alian sailors may have reached the coast of +re-:olum#ian merica under the rule of #u#akari %%, nearly two hundred years #efore :hristopher :olum#us.K5>L
ii. *ome canoes were 54 feet "<@ m& in length, carrying 344 men or more. ocuments from 3H4> for eample, refer to war-canoes on the *ierra eone river, carrying 3<4 men. 8thers refer to Guinea coast peoples using canoes of varying si0es M some N4 feet "<3 m& in length, NM5 ft #road, with sharp pointed ends, rowing #enches on the side, and 9uarter decks or focastles #uild of reeds, and miscellaneous facilities such as cooking hearths, and storage spaces for crew sleeping mats. orn of Africa an! the (wahili )oast
%t is known that ancient um traded with %ndia, and there is evidence that ships from 1ortheast frica may have sailed #ack and forth #etween %ndia/*ri anka and 1u#ia trading goods and
even to +ersia, imyar and 2ome.K?L Famous frican trade ports such as (om#asa, Pan0i#ar, (ogadishu and 6ilwaK?NL were known to :hinese sailors such as Pheng e and medieval %slamic historians such as the Ber#er %slamic voyager #u #dullah i#n Battuta. K?5L The dhow was the ship of trade used #y the *wahili. They could #e massive.
The port of dulis - um - is descri#ed in the 3st century Periplus of the Erythraean Sea: R.Uk Fiews Fiew M -pvoters
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The Vi!ing ?plorer Eho eat 3olumbus to 0merica /eif ri!sson 6ay commemorates the +orse e?plorer believed to have led the first uropean e?pedition to +orth 0merica. 315*T(P1 4/5+
+early $88 years before the birth of 3hristopher 3olumbus, a band of uropean sailors left their homeland behind in search of a new world. Their high-prowed Vi!ing ship
sliced through the cobalt waters of the 0tlantic (cean as winds billowed the boat>s enormous single sail. 0fter traversing unfamiliar waters, the +orsemen aboard the wooden ship spied a new land, dropped anchor and went ashore. alf a millennium before 3olumbus discovered9 0merica, those Vi!ing feet may have been the first uropean ones to ever have touched +orth 0merican soil. ?ploration was a family business for the e?pedition>s leader, /eif ri!sson @variations of his last name include ric!son, ricson, ri!son, ricsson and iri!sson. is father, ri! the 1ed, founded the first uropean settlement of reenland after being e?pelled from 5celand around 0.6. &:$ for !illing a neighbor. @ri! the 1ed>s father, himself, had been banished from +orway for committing manslaughter. ri!sson, who is believed to have been born in 5celand around 0.6. &F8,
spent his formative years in desolate reenland. 0round 0.6. #888, ri!sson sailed east to his ancestral homeland of +orway. There, 4ing (laf 5 Tryggvason converted him to 3hristianity and charged him with proselytiBing the religion to the pagan settlers of reenland. ri!sson converted his mother, who built reenland>s first 3hristian church, but not his outlaw father. 5celandic legends called sagas recounted ri!sson>s e?ploits in the +ew Eorld around 0.6. #888. These +orse stories were spread by word of mouth before becoming recorded in the #%th and #Dth centuries. Two sagas give differing accounts as to how ri!sson arrived in +orth 0merica. 0ccording to the *aga of ri! the 1ed,9 ri!sson crossed the 0tlantic by accident after sailing off course on his return voyage from +orway after his conversion to 3hristianity. The *aga of the reenlanders,9
however, recounts that ri!sson>s voyage to +orth 0merica was no flu!e. 5nstead, the Vi!ing e?plorer had heard of a strange land to the west from 5celandic trader Garni erGolfsson, who more than a decade earlier had overshot reenland and sailed by the shores of +orth 0merica without setting foot upon it. ri!sson bought the trader>s ship, raised a crew of D$ men and retraced the route in reverse.
0fter crossing the 0tlantic, the Vi!ings encountered a roc!y, barren land in presentday 3anada. ri!sson bestowed upon the land a name as boring as the surroundingsH elluland, +orwegian for *tone *lab /and.9 1esearchers believe this location could possibly have been affin 5sland. The +orsemen then voyaged south to a timber-rich location they called Mar!land @Iorestland,
most li!ely in present-day /abrador, before finally setting up a base camp li!ely on the northern tip of the island of +ewfoundland. The Vi!ings spent an entire winter there and benefitted from the milder weather compared to their homeland. They e?plored the surrounding region abounding with lush meadows, rivers teeming with salmon, and wild grapes so suitable for wine that ri!sson called the region Vinland @Eineland. 0fter spending the winter in Vinland, ri!sson and his crew sailed home to windswept reenland with badly needed timber and plentiful portions of grapes. ri!sson, who would succeed ri! the 1ed as chief of the reenland settlement after his father>s death, never returned to +orth 0merica, but other Vi!ings continued to sail west to Vinland for at least the ensuing decade. 5n spite of +orth
0merica>s more bountiful resources, the Vi!ing settlers remained in desolate reenland. This was perhaps due to the violent encountersH including the slaying of ri!sson>s brother Thorwald2they had with the indigenous population of +orth 0merica. 0rchaeologists have unearthed evidence that supports the sagas> stories of the +orse e?peditions to 0merica. 5n #&J8, +orwegian e?plorer elge 5ngstad scoured the coasts of /abrador and +ewfoundland for signs of a possible settlement, and he found it on the northernmost tip of +ewfoundland at />0nse au? Meadows. 0n international team of archaeologists that included 5ngstad>s wife, 0nne, e?cavated artifacts of Vi!ing origin dating from around 0.6. #888, and the remains of the +orse village are now part of a )+*3( Eorld eritage site.
Ehile 3olumbus is honored with a federal holiday, the man considered to be the leader of the first uropean e?pedition to +orth 0merica has not been totally forgotten on the calendar. 5n #&JK, President /yndon Lohnson signed a proclamation that declared (ctober & to be /eif ri!sson 6ay in honor of the Vi!ing e?plorer, his crew and the country>s +ordic0merican heritage. The pro?imity of the days honoring ri!sson and 3olumbus is coincidence. (ctober & was chosen because it is the anniversary of the #:%$ arrival in +ew 7or! of the ship 1estaruation, which carried the first organiBed band of +orwegian immigrants to the )nited *tates. mericans get a day off work on 8cto#er 34 to cele#rate :olum#us ay . %t's an annual holiday that commemorates the day on 8cto#er 3<, 3@?<, when the %talian eplorer :hristopher :olum#us officially set foot in the mericas, and claimed the land for *pain. %t has #een a national holiday in the Qnited *tates since 3?7N.
%t is commonly said that :olum#us discovered merica. %t would #e more accurate, perhaps, to say that he introduced the mericas to Cestern !urope during his four voyages to the region #etween 3@?< and 3H4<. %t's also safe to say that he paved the way for the massive influ of western !uropeans that would ultimately form several new nations including the Qnited *tates, :anada and (eico. But to say he discovered merica is a #it of a misnomer #ecause there were plenty of people already here when he arrived. An! before )olumbus?
*o who were the people who really deserve to #e called the first mericansI A8 asked (ichael Bawaya, the editor of the maga0ine American Archaeology. e told A8 that they came here from sia pro#a#ly no later than a#out 3H,444 years ago. They walked across the Bering land #ridge that #ack in the day connected what is now the Q.*. state of laska and *i#eria. Fifteen-thousand years ago, ocean levels were much lower and the land #etween the continents was hundreds of kilometers wide.
Beringia land #ridge
The area would have looked much like the land on laska's *eward +eninsula does today; treeless, arid tundra. But despite its relative inhospitality, life a#ounded there. ccording to the Q.*. 1ational +ark *ervice, the land #ridge played a vital role in the spread of plant and animal life #etween
the continents. (any species of animals - the woolly mammoth, mastodon, scimitar cat, rctic camel, #rown #ear, moose, musko, and horse R to name a few R moved from one continent to the other across the Bering land #ridge. Birds, fish, and marine mammals esta#lished migration patterns that continue to this day. nd archaeologists say that humans followed, in a never-ending hunt for food, water and shelter. 8nce here, humans dispersed all across 1orth and eventually :entral and *outh merica. Qp until the 3?N4s, these first mericans had a name; the :lovis peoples. They get their name from an ancient settlement discovered near :lovis, 1ew (eico, dated to over 33,444 years ago. nd 1 suggests they are the direct ancestors of nearly 54 percent of all indigenous people in the mericas. But there's more. Today, it's widely #elieved that #efore the :lovis people, there were others, and as Bawaya says, they haven't really #een identified. But there are remants of them in places as farflung as the Q.*. states of Teas and Airginia, and as far south as +eru and :hile. Ce call them, for lack of a #etter name, the +re:lovis people. nd to make things more complicated, recent discoveries are threatening to push #ack the arrival of humans in 1orth merica even further #ack in time. +erhaps as far #ack as <4,444 years or more. But the science on this is far from settled. Back to the *uro$eans
*o for now, the :lovis and the +re-:lovis peoples, long
disappeared #ut still eistent in the genetic code of nearly all native mericans, deserve the credit for discovering merica. But those people arrived on the western coast. Chat a#out arrivals from the eastI Cas :olum#us the first !uropean to glimpse the untamed, verdant paradise that merica must have #een centuries agoI
reconstruction of the Aiking settlement in 1ewfoundland.
1ot even close. There is proof that !uropeans visited what is now :anada a#out H44 years #efore :olum#us set sail. They were Aikings, and evidence of their presence can #e found on the :anadian island of 1ewfoundland at a place called l'nse u (eadows. %t is now a Q1!*:8 Corld eritage site and consists of the remains of eight #uildings that were likely wooden structures covered with grass and soil. Today the area is #arren, #ut a thousand years ago there were trees everywhere and the area likely was used as winter stopover point, where Aikings repaired their #oats and sat out #ad weather. %t's not 9uite clear if the area was a permanent settlement, #ut it is clear that the epansion-minded 1orsemen were here long #efore :olum#us. +ne final mystery
nd to add one fascinating wrinkle to the story of merica's
discover, consider the *weet +otato.
The sweet potato, native to *outh merica was around in +olynesia 3,444 years ago. ":redit; (iya&
Oes, that's right the sweet potato. This hum#le pinkish-red tu#er is native to *outh merica. nd yet, there have #een sweet potatoes on the menu in +olynesia as far #ack as 3,444 years ago. *o how did it get thereI By comparing the 1 of +olynesian and *outh merican sweet potatoes, scientists think it's clear that someone either #rought them #ack to +olynesia after visiting *outh merica, or islanders #rought them from *outh merica when they were eploring the +acific 8cean. !ither way, it suggests that a#out the same time 1ordic sailors were cutting trees in :anada, someone in +olynesia was trying sweet potatoes from *outh merica for the first time. *peaking of genetics, a <43@ study of the 1 of natives on the +olynesian island of 2apa 1ui, also known as !aster %sland, found a fair amount of 1ative merican genes in the mi. The entry of merican 1 into the genetics of the 2apa 1ui natives suggests that the two peoples were living together around 3<54 . There are other theories out there. retired British 1aval officer named Gavin (en0ies has #een pushing the idea that the :hinese coloni0ed *outh merica in 3@<3. nother theory from a retired chemist named ohn 2uskamp suggests that pictographs discovered in ri0ona are nearly identical to :hinese characters. e puts the :hinese in the Q.*.
state of ri0ona sometime around 3744 B:. Ce mention these two only #ecause we have seen them pop up in newspaper articles recently. They're thoroughly discredited, so we'll leave it at that. A melting $ot in!ee!
*o what to make of all thisI Cell, here at A8, we are trying to tell the story of merica. nd what is clear is that merica was a melting pot hundreds of years #efore the *tatue of i#erty #egan urging the world, Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to #reathe free. %n fact, the entirety of 1orth and *outh merica are a polyglot of cultures stretching #ack #efore recorded history. nd people have #een coming here ever since, chasing a #etter life, a#undant food, water and opportunity. Today, may#e not that much has changed.
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victorBctober KL% JKV MKM A":olum#us was trying to find a route to :hina. long the way he knew he had to pass %ndia #efore he hit :hina. ":heck out (arco +olo& e found a land mass,
and thought he had found %ndia. nd he thought the natives were %ndians. nd that's why the redskins were called %ndians. id anyone try to find out why the natives of the present Q* were called %ndiansI
victorBctober KL% JKV MKK A" Chat happened to merigo AespucciI Casnt merica named after himI
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3elts, Vi!ings, lac! People Navier *Oguin(ctober #&, %8#F - lac! *aga
My readers are used to shoc!s, some of them as! for more, but in this case, it is too much. The first 3elts and Vi!ings were
lac!s. 7es, you read correctly. 5n any case, it is an 0merican, 6r 3lyde Einters, who affirms it. 5n a short article, well documented, the good doctor aligns proofs that will sha!e the s!eptics. Lust have a loo!. The ancient 3elts and Vi!ings were lac! people. The 3elts were originally lac! people. phorus 2c. K8$32 claimed that the 3elts were lac!s or thiopians. @source" The 3elts continued to be recogniBed as lac!s by Tacitus, who wrote about the lac! 3elts and Picts in :8 06. @source" The 3elts on the mainland of urope were called 5berians or *ilures. @source" Though
the original 3elts were lac!, overtime their name was stolen by uropeans. Iather (>rowney has discussed the history of the 3elts. 'e ma!es it clear that the original 3elts were the 5berians. @source" The 5berians were probably conuered by the /igurians. @source" 5t is suggested that the /igurians may be represented by the modern asue of *pain. @source" The /igurians too! the name 3elt. The /iguriansA3elts were conuered by the aulish spea!ing people. The auls conered the /igurians and pushed them into *pain. 5t was these auls who imposed their language on the 5berian and /igurian 3elts . The auls were elgians according to
Iather (>rowney. The 5rish and Eelsh are descendants of these auls. @source" These These auls spo!e aulish or aelic. @source" The ermans conuered the aulish-3elts, and aulish disappeared around Kth 3entury 06. 0ll of the lac! 3elts in ritain were not erased by the auls. This is supported by the 5vory /ady of 7or! ,ngland. The reconstruction of the face of the 5vory angle /ady @c.D$806" indicates that she was 0frican or lac!. This woman was rich and indicates the 0frican type common to the ristish 5sles.*he was highly respected by her white subGects.
There is genetic and linguistic evidence that proves prov es that the 3elts were lac! or 0frican people. 0n e? e?amination of the language spo!e by the asue has a +iger-3ongo substratum. 3.L.4. 3ambell-6unn has found a +iger-3ongo substratum in asue. @source" 6r. 3ambell-6unn found that the +iger-3ongo and asue languages share personal pronouns, numerals and vocabulary items.
There is also genetic evidence lin!ing the asue and +iger-3ongo spea!ers. oth groups gro ups sha share re *17#8 *17#8:D# :D#.#, .#, 70P, M%,M#FD@?1#a,1#bD", M%,M#F D@?1#a,1#bD", DQ-P%, DQ -P%, Db%- M:#. @source" This This linguistic and genetic evidence supports the 0frican origin of the
3elts. The original 6anes or Vi!ings were lac!s. @source" This This is made clear in the (seberg :th 3entury Vi!ings on the +orway *ledge carving of the lac! seafarers that populated the region at this time. 5t is clear from this carving that the :th 3entury Vi!ings were different from the lond, big bodied fol! of Vi!ing legends. @source
The blond Vi Vi!ings, !ings, the red auls, 0steri?, 0steri?, (beli?, Panorami?, all is tric!sR 6efinitely not. There is no conspiracy in it, Gust an omission. 0 big siBe one. 0 gigantic
forgetfulness that threw a veil, long ago, on our true past. *ince the colonial and racialist Irance Irance forced the unfortunate 0fricans to repeat our ancestors the auls9 , at long least, it comes to be trueR tru eR The 3elts were were blac!R Lules Ierry must Ierry must turn to his grave. 0ll blac!. Magnificent 0fricans, who had come from the 5berian peninsula, had gradually coloniBed all urope, as far as the )rals. Ee already find this assertion in the writings of Ia Iabre bre d>(livet d>(livet.. Ior him, 3entral urope was populated by lac!s, s!illed in the handling of large Gavelins, as those white auls later used. The ne?t thing is that at some point 2 which one 2 the lac!s were were dominated by white
invaders with blond or red hair. The lac! 3elts have given way to the auls, who had white s!in. @source The first f irst 3elts and Vi!ings were were lac!s, says 6r. Einters. The first omo *apiens were 0fricans, yes or no /ucy /ucy,, ToumaS , the first women wo men were blac! s!inned. 5 am blac! and yet beautiful,9 said said the ueen of *heba 2 or
rather the racialist and racist translation of the Lerusalem ible. That terrible and yet RR RR eavy with the contempt of the dominant race, the white. ey my friends, calm downR The dominant race today is yellow. 0nd before the white, the first dominant race was the blac! race. The first humans were blac!, the *phin? of iBa has the face of a blac! Pharaoh.
gypt represents the meeting place of white and blac! peoples. Their union was sacred in the double crown of the pharaoh. /i!e its its model, 0tlantis 0tlantis.. 0menta, 0menta, the land of the dead to the west, is the distorted memory of the island engulfed. The island of the gods g ods that disappeared in the space of a terrible night, the night of the great deluge. 0tlantis was populated by whites and blac!s. yperborea yperborea too. too. These giant spaceships were divided into four islands, four continents each continents each populated by a different race. 5n the center was a mountain, (lympus, where the masters of the gods lived, with blue s!in. The (lympians, (lympians, whom the ible calls the lohim lohim.. The blue race has completely disappeared,
but the memory has remained in gypt and 5ndia. (siris had blue s!in. is life and that of Lesus have some points in common. 4rishna also had blue s!in. e was beautiful, seductive, no woman resists him. 0s a child, he was already very cute, with his enchanted flute, his velvety eyes and his smile to fall to the ground. (siris and 4rishna are gods, derived from the terraformers of yperborea, li!e 1ama and many others. ach race had its hour of glory, but every hour lasted for centuries. The wheel spins. To everything, there is is a time. The white supremacists would do well to remember. 0ll supremacy has but one time. Irom the height of your glory, you despise
those from below Ehat is above is li!e what is below. ate will pass. +othing lasts e?cept unconditionnal love. Eisdom is to love without Gudging. mpty head, wide open heart.
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The ancient 3elts and Vi!ings were lac! people. The 3elts were originally lac! people. phorus @c. K8$3 claimed that the 3elts were lac!s or thiopians@#The 3elts continued to be recogniBed as lac!s by Tacitus, who wrote about the lac! 3elts and Picts in :8 06 .@% The 3elts on the mainland of urope were called 5berians or *ilures.@Dthough the original 3elts were lac!, overtime their name was stolen by uropeans. Iather (>rowney has discussed the history of the 3elts. e ma!es it clear that the original 3elts were the 5berians.@K The 5berians were probably conuered by the /igurians.@$ 5t is suggested that the /igurians may be represented by the modern asue of *pain.@J The /igurians too! the name 3elt. The /iguriansA3elts were conuered by the aulish spea!ing people. The auls conered the /igurians and pushed them into *pain. 5t was these auls who imposed their language on the 5berian and /igurian
3elts . The auls were elgians according to Iather (>rowney. The 5rish and Eelsh are descendants of these auls.@F These auls spo!e aulish or aelic. @: The ermans conuered the aulish-3elts, and aulish disappeared around Kth 3entury 06. 0ll of the lac! 3elts in ritain were not erased by the auls.
This is supported by the 5vory /ady of 7or! ,ngland. The reconstruction of the face of the 5vory angle /ady @c.D$806 indicates that she was 0frican or lac!.
This woman was rich and indicates the 0frican type common to the ristish 5sles.*he was highly respected by her white subGects. There is genetic and linguistic evidence that proves that the 3elts were lac! or 0frican people. 0n e?amination of the language spo!e by the asue
has a +iger-3ongo substratum. 3.L.4. 3ambell-6unn has found a +iger-3ongo substratum in asue .@& 6r. 3ambell-6unn found that the +iger-3ongo and asue languages share personal pronouns, numerals and vocabulary items. There is also genetic evidence lin!ing the asue and +iger-3ongo spea!ers. oth groups share *17#8:D#.#, 70P, M%,M#FD@?1#a,1#bD, DQ-P%, Db%M:# . @#8This linguistic and genetic evidence supports the 0frican origin of the 3elts. The original 6anes or Vi!ings were lac!s . @##This is made clear in the (seberg :th 3entury Vi!ings on the +orway *ledge carving of the lac! seafarers that populated the region at this time. 5t is clear from this carving that the :th 3entury Vi!ings were different from the lond, big bodied fol! of Vi!ing legends. 1eferences; #. Eilliam and 1obert 3hambers, 3hambers 5nformation for the people, Vol. % ,@/ondon U diburgh,#::K p.JJ. % L.0. 1ogers, *e? and race, Vol.# @+ew 7or!, #&JF p.#&J.
D. 5bid, p.#&J. K. Iather (>rowney, The 3elts, 0merican cclesiastical 1eview, @#&8# pp.D$8D$&. $. 5bid, p.D$%. J. 5bid., p.D$D. F. 5bid., p.D$%. :. 5bid., p.D$D. &. 3.L.4. 3ambell-6unn, asue as +iger 3ongo. 1etrieved :A%:A%8#8 at http;AAhome.clear.net.nBApageAgcdunnAasueas+ig er-3ongo.html #8. 0lonso *, Ilores 3, 3abera V. The place of asue in the uropean y-3hromosome diversity landscape, uropean Lournal of uman enetics, @%88$ #D;pp.#%&D-#D8%. ##. E.., The 6octrine of 3eltism, +otes and ueries, @#:F# F; p.:. ere are more sources via oogle oo!; lac! celts
The uropeans ma!e it clear that the early Eelsh were lac! 3elts. They were a small blac! race that came to ritain from 5beria. They were forced off the mainland by whites. T.1. @#:&8. The ael at ala. ye-ones, %J Ieb, pp.D%8-D%#. lac! 3elts 6r. Masson reported on the ighlanders of 3anada. e said they were of the descendants lac! 3elts. 6r, Masson made it clear these ighlanders spo!e 3aelic and had 0frican faces. lac! 3elts % 6r. Masson. @#:F$. The ael of the Iar Eest9, The 0cademy, (ct.D8, pg.K$#. lac! 3elts D Eilliam 3hamers , in 5nformation for the people, said the 3elts were descendants of lac!s who mi?ed with invading white tribes.3hambers said these 3elts were +orthern thiopians. lac! 3elts K lac! 3elts $ lac! 3elts J uropeans also ma!e it clear that the 6anes were lac!s.
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+ACE '$B'+$ H D C+HD$ WIG!$& http))www.africaresource.co#)rasta)articles)the(ancient(celts( and(vikings(were(black(people(by(dr(clyde(winters) &o% thereqs a lot of things wrong with this% including so#e ad Anthropology and &ocial &cience% but Iq# going to stick with the history. Iq# pulling the actual sources this article clai#s to reference as I go% so any corrections or additions are welco#e. *ere we go. $phorus Pc. SJUCQ clai#ed that the Celts were lacks or $thiopians Iq# not entirely sure why the article cites a secondary source rather than the source itself% when itqs readily available on the internet. ut% $phorus #akes a point to di_erentiate between Celts and $thiopians. !he Indians inhabit the east and the country towards the rising sun while the $thiopians dwell towards the south to the west the land is held by the Celts and the north is peopled by the &cythians. As we can see% $phorus considered the Celts and the $thiopians to be a separate people. !he Celts continued to be recognized as lacks by !acitus% who wrote about the lack Celts and 'icts in ]J AD . !he source in the article is a book called &eY and ace% v. K by N. A. odgers. *ere we can see the cited passage. *owever% it cuts !acitus short !he dark co#pleYion of the &ilures% their usually curly hair% and the fact that &pain is the opposite shore to the#% are an evidence that $.erians of a for"er date crossed over and occupied these parts8
$#phasis #ine.
!acitus would have been fa#iliar with both Iberians and so#e &ub(&aharan Africans. If they looked like Africans% he would have described the# thusly. *e did not. !he article in uestion even #akes the di_erentiation itself !he Iberians were probably conuered by the +igurians. !his tale co#es fro# !hucydides% and he is pretty specic that the conuered people were &icani. I suppose itqs possible these people could have been black% but there is no evidence of it that I know of. !his is supported by the Ivory +ady of Hork %$ngland. !he reconstruction of the face of the Ivory angle +ady Pc.LUJADQ indicates that she was African or lack. !he #ost recent infor#ation PJKJQ about the Ivory +ady that I could nd #akes no #ention of any possible sub(&aharan ethnicity. "editerranean% erber% 'hoenician... !he original Danes or Fikings were lacks . Go they werenqt. !here are plenty of #edieval depictions of vikings% and theyqre uite pale. I havenqt been able to nd anything fro# the ]th(century specically% but unless so#ething pretty cataclys#ic happened in a couple generations% the Danes were what we would think of as white. !his is #ade clear in the Bseberg ]th Century Fikings on the Gorway &ledge carving of the lack seafarers that populated the region at this ti#e. Iq# really not sure how but% regardless% the sled aparrently dates to the late Mth century. 'ersonally% I think what we have here is so#e people inferring way too #uch based on passing historical #entions of various peoples being black% when that phrasing wouldnqt be used to describe sub(&aharan Africans until #uch% #uch later.
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level K deleted VL points S years ago
Bne of #y favourite historical factoids about the use of the word black is that% when Charles II was on the run fro# Cro#wellqs forces% the wanted poster described hi# as a tall black #an. Iq# \ust waiting for so#e tu#blroid to eYplain to us that the $nglish royal fa#ily are descended fro# Africans. Share Report Save
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*ere you go. !he ad *istory starts al#ost i##ediately Eing $dward III of $ngland was the son of $dward II and 'hilippa of *ainault. 'hilippa of *ainault was $dward IIIqs wife% not #other. !hat is as good as the history gets fro# that point on. Share Report Save
level L recondition U points S years ago edited 4 years ago
Itqs been revealed that #edievalpoc was a blog with good intentions but run by a white person fro# a#erica pretending to be a person of color. &he didnqt understand how race works in europe now or in the #edieval period and clai#ed \ewish and ro#a people counted as white people in the #edieval period. Nust all sorts of bad history and itqs for the best the blog is no #ore. -pdate I hope people arenqt downvoting this thinking iq# so#e le
epic anti(s\ dude because Iq# \ust a concerned person of color not wanting people spreading disinfo and Iq# against white people pretending to be black. Share Report Save
level S #illrun un\ustiably condent in undergrad coursework KS points S years ago
It still see#s to eYist. It was updated ve hours ago. Share Report Save
level U &toic&ophist &auron saved "ordorqs econo#y S points S years ago
!rue adhistory never dies. Share Report
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level V !urnshroud !urning boulders into sultanates KM points S years ago
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level R deleted KJ points S years ago
!hat is not dead that can eternal lie. And over strange eons even death #ay die. Share Report Save
level ] deleted L points S years ago
!he correlation of the contents... shudder Share Report Save
level S alynnidalar itqs all Fivecqs fault% really U points S years ago
Do you have a source for that[ If true% that eYplains an awful lot% but Iqd like so#e conr#ation rst. Share Report Save
level U recondition KK points S years ago
http))o#gstopbeingashittyperson.tu#blr.co#)post)]]SJLUURRL) o#gstopbeingashittyperson(this(is(girl\anitor here ya go% thereqs #ore on that site. &heqs still running the blog but Iq# realllly unco#fortable with a white person pretending to be a person of color for internet social \ustice points. Share Report Save
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I donqt even particularly like the ter# person of color since it see#s to kinda lu#p in any non(white person into one group% which is what I thought we were trying to #ove away fro#. Share Report Save
level R recondition U points S years ago
Well Iq# a person of color% so I feel co#fortable talking about this with you and thatqs co##only so#ething said by white people. Itqs not so #uch lu#ping all non(white people together and then going okay weqre all tea# #ates against racis# so #uch as acknowledging that weqre who eYperience racis# on a syste#atic level and so it gives us co##on footing to discuss our eYperiences with racis#. !hough the ter# itself is proble#atic in that it often erases anti(blackness fro# non(black people of color and it doesnqt pay attention to things like native a#erican treaties PI.e. the racis# felt by natives is fro# one sovereign nation to another in #any casesQ however% itqs the best ter# we currently have. Share Report Save
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Alright% I kinda see what youqre saying. Share Report Save
level V dancesontrains Fictor Fon Doo# is the Writer of *istory K point S years ago
!hank you for that link. !he other people #entioned on there re#ind #e why Iqve grown to dislike internet &N so #uch. Share Report Save
level S zabulistan L points S years ago
Where did you nd this out[ If thatqs true thatqs very a#using.
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level S CantaloupeCa#per Iq# not really sure what Iq# supposed to type here% and did I sp S points S years ago
What the... why would... B",. Share Report Save
level S theothercoldwarkid uetzlcoatl che#trail eYpert K point S years ago
Aw #an I like \ust found that tu#blr. is diasporic roots good at least[ Share Report Save
level U recondition K point S years ago
Iq# sorry% I donqt use tu#blr% twitter activis# is #ore of #y thing so I canqt really give you any info on diasporic roots. Share Report Save
level V theothercoldwarkid uetzlcoatl che#trail eYpert K point S years ago
aw% ok% sorry. Share Report Save
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*e was his own grandpa. a#% solved. Share Report Save
level yoshiE -ncultured savage since SRV AD KJ points S years ago
^or#er ,er#an international -lf Eirsten was also nickna#ed Der &chwatte P the blackQ. !hat does not necessarily #ean that we can assu#e #odern constructions of race. Share Report Save
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Donqt forget the lack 'rinceT Share Report Save
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*e wasnqt even called that during his lifeti#e. And% as I linked above% "edieval 'BC uses that as proof he was black. Share Report Save
level S frezik !upac died for this shit points S years ago
Br the lack Adder. Share Report Save
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!hereqs a gaelic ter# for so#eone with dark skin% but it translates to qblue #anq Pfear gor#Q so I wouldnqt take any gaelic sources talking about black #en Plike Eenneth the lackQ at face value% itqs #ost likely referring to so#ething else. !his is the sa#e logic behind Ancient $gypt Ee#et lack Share Report Save
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Du. of Scotland
Du. "ac ,aCl !olui" P"odern ,aelic Dubh mac Mhaoil ChaluimQ% so#eti#es anglicised as Du ,ac,alcol"% called Dn% the Fehe#ent and /iger% the lack Pdied MVRQ
was king of Alba. *e was son of "alcol# I P"jel Colui# #ac
Do#naillQ and succeeded to the throne when Indulf PIldulb #ac CausantnQ was killed in MV. While later chroniclers such as Nohn of ^ordun supplied a great deal of infor#ation on Dubqs life and reign% including tales of witchcraft and treason% al#ost all of which are re\ected by #odern historians. !here are very few sources for the reign of Dub% of which the Chronicle of the Eings of Alba and a single entry in the Annals of -lster are the closest to conte#porary. !he Chronicle records that during Dubqs reign bishop ^othach% #ost likely bishop of &t Andrews or of Dunkeld% died. !he re#aining report is of a battle between Dub and Cuiln% son of king Ildulb. Dub won the battle% fought upon the ridge of Crup% in which Duchad% abbot of Dunkeld% so#eti#es supposed to be an ancestor of Crnjn of Dunkeld% and Dubdon% the #or#aer of Atholl% died.
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level Ilitarist Indians canqt lift ritish tea. oston tea party was inside \ob. M points S years ago
Iqd like to be a tall black #an one day too. Share Report Save
level K &toic&ophist &auron saved "ordorqs econo#y K points S years ago
!his is #ade clear in the Bseberg ]th Century Fikings on the Gorway &ledge carving of the lack seafarers that populated the region at this ti#e. Iq# really not sure how... !hey think so#e of the si#plied% stylized gures on it qlook Africanq. Share Report Save
level Ilitarist Indians canqt lift ritish tea. oston tea party was inside \ob. M points S years ago
Iqve al#ost eYpected so#e sort of caricature carvings. Cause how the hell else can you deter#ine race of carved person[ Share Report
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level forwor#sbravepercy points S years ago
Co#ic sans was a nice touch. Share Report Save
level K Got&uare,arden L points S years ago
!he people of &candinavia between the ]th and KKth century are called Gorse#en% not vikings. Fikings were the Gorse#en who chose to go on boats and plunder and trade and colonize and all of that. !he vast #a\ority of the Gorse#en were however far#ers% #uch like in the rest of $urope. !hey were also very white% obviously. Share Report Save
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I assu#e they #eant the Fikings specically % since they also say Danes. Share Report Save
level L Got&uare,arden KR points S years ago
&o basically% a bunch of Africans ca#e to &candinavia and started their plundering \ourneys fro# here% and everyone was totally okay with this[ *uh. Share Report Save
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!hatqs what I canqt uite gure out. Does he #ean that the people living in &candinavia were black% or that the people doing the
raiding were black[ If the for#er% itqs denitely wrong. In the case of the latter% Iq# not really sure why so #any people would have thought they were Gorse#en if they were black. Share Report Save
level U +ord{*oot U points S years ago
Itqs certainly not beyond the bounds of credibility to say there #ay have been black African Fikings. !hey travelled far and wide and like #ost naval travellers they likely recruited new crew in any port they ca#e across. !o say &candinavians were predo#inantly black is of course rather absurd. Share Report Save
level S henry{fords{ghost S points
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havenqt you read !aters o" the Dead Share Report Save
level U wow&uchFenice ( S points S years ago
Gah but Iqve heard !at #" The Dead% were Gorse#en +ovecraftian $gyptian cultists[ https))www.youtube.co#)watch[vVV"U( V-dcZfeaturekp Share Report Save
level U gar(dena K point S years ago
I read the shit out of that book. Share
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level ghLLL L points S years ago
!o be fair% even within &candinavia people use Fiking to refer to ]th(KKth century Gorse#en. *eck% even saying qpeople of &candinaviaq isnqt correct in a technical sense since Den#ark Pand Iceland% and Gorway% and parts of ^inlandQ isnqt even part of the &candinavian peninsula. !hese days I think people #ostly use the ter# Fiking raider to distinguish fro# everyday &candinavians. Share Report Save
level L &paceraider points S years ago
*eck% even saying qpeople of &candinaviaq isnqt correct in a technical sense since Den#ark Pand Iceland% and Gorway% and parts of ^inlandQ isnqt even part of the &candinavian peninsula. &candinavia and the &candinavian peninsula are di_erent. !he &candinavian peninsula covers Gorway% &weden and so#e of
^inland. http))en.wikipedia.org)wiki)&candinavian{'eninsula &candinavia is slightly di_erent than the peninsula and consist of Den#ark% Gorway and &weden. !his is the denition of &candinavia that gets used so refering to the population of either country as &candinavian is correct. http))en.wikipedia.org)wiki)&candinavia Iceland% ^inland% |land% ,reenland and the ^aeroes is often placed in &candinavia as well% but theyqre part of the Gordic countries. http))en.wikipedia.org)wiki)Gordic{countries Share Report Save
level S ghLLL R points S years ago
As an Icelander Iq# aware of all that. "y point is that all of those denitions notwithstanding% peopleqs everyday use of those ter#s isnqt necessarily consistent with those denitions. Share Report Save
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Bh #an% not the what is &candinavia discussion again... Share Report Save
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!hat is the origin of the word% absolutely% but nowadays itqs fairly standard to refer to the entire culture and the people as Fiking. &ource A# &wedish. Share Report Save
level L deleted V points S years ago
Iq# sorry% but your national identity and popular usage donqt change the acade#ic denition of so#ething. It #ight be okay if weqre having a conversation% but if weqre speaking in historical ter#s% viking has a specic #eaning that does not apply to all
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level S deleted points S years ago edited 4 years ago
Hou #ay well be right% but Iqve never ran into or heard of a proble# relating to so#eone using the word like that. I think itqs not and previously on the )r)badhistory subreddit that Iqve ever co#e across it. ut% then again% Iq# not an historian. $DI! I sci##ed through a few books I have on this and swedish scholars see# to agree with you% the denition has been wrongly eYpanded. I stand corrected. Share Report Save
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&o a# I. !he distinction is still an i#portant one if you wish to say so#ething about Gorse history. Share Report Save
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In so#e instances I guess% but as long as one is aware of the background I donqt see it as very troubleso#e to use the word like that. Share Report Save
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I \ust want to say that trying to racially identify Fikings% 'hoenicians% or ancient $thiopians using todayqs ter#inology of white)black)Asian is al#ost bad history in itself. ace did not really eYist as anything other than a shorthand until the KUJJs at the earliest% so an ancient o#an could easily see a ,er#anic
and an Iberian as% respectively% a white person and a black person. It would be better to say that Fikings were proto(white or ancestors of whites than to say they were white as they never would have seen the#selves as #e#bers of a group called white people. &ince race is two social constructs% one a shorthand and the other the creation of a globalized caste syste#% confusion is very co##onplace. 'lease correct #e if Iq# propagating further bad history here. Share Report Save
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I #ean% I think you are technically correct% but I would at least do the author the favor of assu#ing that he #eans that Celts and Fikings would be black under our current racial classication. Bn that point% he is categorically wrong% but itqs fairly clear what he #eant. If an ancient author described a people as having skin as black as ebony or coal we would understand they would be called black under current racial ideas. Share Report Save
level L ,othic$#peror Noseph &#ith is in the Ea#a &utra S points S years ago
!hatqs \ust presentis# though acco##odating the# therein only feeds their ideological bias. Also% itqs still rather A#ericentric. !his idea of dividing the world into colour(coded groups is very dated and not too i#portant outside of certain social(cultural conteYts. !hose qcurrent racial ideasq have no physiological basis and donqt #ake #uch sense% to be honest. Share Report Save
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I #eant it purely fro# an appearance perspective% not fro# the perspective of ethnic identity. I only used the phrase white once% and if I rephrased it as appeared to be white by #odern standards% would it still be presentis#[ I donqt think I tried to say that any of the people would have considered the#selves one or the other. &i#ply that there was no si#ilarity in appearance between Celts)Gorse and sub(&aharan
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level U ,othic$#peror Noseph &#ith is in the Ea#a &utra points S years ago
"y criticis# wasnqt ai#ed at you you #ake good points. Iqd personally \ust put white in this conteYt in single uotation #ark% like a sort of scare uote. Share Report Save
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Bh% okay. Iq# having a hard ti#e parsing which criticis#s are leveled at #e% the source #aterial% or both. I tried to avoid the
whole race isnqt what it is today thing% because I felt like that was #ore social science% and si#ply tried to attack their interpretations of their sources% specically with regards to !acitus and $phorus. Iq# also aware that there #ay be a `aw in #y interpretation of $phorus% as he does di_erentiate between peoples that we would consider white today. *owever% he also lu#ps in all the peoples of Africa as $thiopian% saying that their lands stretched fro# sunrise to sunset. &o% there is precedent for hi# being less discerning with darker or African peoples. Share Report Save
level ohgodtheyarealltaken L points S years ago edited 4 years ago
!his Clyde Winters guy has posted a lot all over a#ateur genetics blogs and foru#s fro# what I recall. 'erhaps he understands race biologically as well% in the sense of distinct subpopulation. In that sense% itqd be correct% for eYa#ple% to say that #edieval &candinavians would cluster with conte#porary Western $urasian and Gorth African populations on a 'CA plot and not with sub( &aharan Africans% whatever one thinks of the social construction of race% when the current categorization began and so on. Share
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level "rULJV V points S years ago so an ancient $oman could easily see a %ermanic and an &berian as' respectiely' a white person and a blac person*
+ook% i donqt really want to get into the eYtent of how race is a social construct in society% but what you \ust said is deantly not representative of the reality at the ti#e. !he ancient Celts by all #anners of todayqs standers would be considered white% sa#e as the Fikings. !hey would have fair skin and di_erent facial features than those of north of Africa and $thiopia% please% lest not pretend that skin tone has no in`uence on the habitat zone and vice(versa. ^air skin facilitates the absorption of vita#in D fro# the sun which lacks in northern regions and darker skin prevents sun da#age to the skin which is abundant in south regions% and while ignoring those facts #ight not be considered bad history by so#e its denitely ad &cience Z ad Anthropology% very bad. Nust saying. Share Report Save
level L ohgodtheyarealltaken K point S years ago edited 4 years ago
I think you #issed their points% \udging by your reference to skin color and going back and forth fro# ancient to #odern categorizations Pand why would you not get into how race is a social construct in society if you specically #ention skin color that pro#inently[Q. Br perhaps I #isunderstood you. Bf course% to cover another possibility% skin color has no particular i#portance in population genetics% either % when it co#es to dening races Pitqs a bit like the argu#ent that wants to% instead% debunk biological race by arguing you could use sickle cell alleles or height to classify racesQ and Iq# not that sure that you would be absolutely able to reliably tell $uropeans and +orthern Africans apart based on facial features. !hereqs a reason old ti#e physical anthropologists thought various physical types Pas `awed as typology was...so#ething later anthropologists clearly recognizedQ were present both inside and outside $urope% for eYa#ple. Share Report Save
level K lizard`iY R points S years ago
!here are groups of people who would lead us all to believe that white people #agically sprang up \ust before KSM. 'robably created in a #ad scientistqs PblackQ lab. Share Report Save
level *obie&ailor V points S years ago
!here are people who believe pretty #uch eYactly that% although the ti#ing isnqt uite what you were talking about. Share Report Save
level L 'aedrag,aidin Catherine the ,reat Death by *orseplay S points S years ago
"an% the GBI is about as nutty as they co#e. !hey #ake so#e good sandwiches% though. Share Report Save
level L autowikibot +ibrary of AleYandria .J L points S years ago
aku. F/ation of $sla"G
aku. Pso#eti#es spelled acu. or ako.Q is% according to
the Gation of Isla# PGBIQ% a black scientist who lived V%VJJ years ago and was responsible for creating the white race to be a race of devils. *e did this through a for# of selective breeding referred to as grafting% while living on the island of 'at#os. !he Gation of Isla# theology clai#s that Hakub is the biblical Nacob. !raditional "usli#s do not have this belief% or anything si#ilar to it. !he story has caused disputes within the GBI during its history. -nder its current leader +ouis ^arrakhan% the GBI continues to assert the truth of the story of Hakub% stating that #odern science is consistent with it. $"age
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level K borticus Will &hill ^or ^lair M points S years ago
"an% the lengths people will go to \ust to prove that *ei#dall could have really been a black #an. Share Report Save
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I #ean% he coulda been. I havenqt read any &pace Fiking accounts. Share Report Save
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Catherine the ,reat Death by *orseplay S points S years ago
*eh% I have a Pgenuine hippieQ friend who once told #e that #y Irish half was so cool because it #eant I had partly African blood. I was like% wut.... Share Report Save
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I #ean% assu#ing the But of Africa theory is true% everyone does. ut itqs asinine to link a shared African lineage to our #odern perceptions of race. Share Report Save
level L 'aedrag,aidin Catherine the ,reat Death by *orseplay points S years ago
Well% yeah% heh.
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Bh shit% Iqve heard that one before. I canqt for the life of #y re#e#ber where Iqve read it% but Iq# half(asha#ed to say it #ight be in a &itchin book. I think it was #entioned in a cultural conteYt% like #usic or language. Across northern Africa% into Iberia% and then up to Ireland. -gh% it was probably -rielqs "achine or so#ething like that. And then thereqs this fro# asta +ivewire. http))www.africaresource.co#)rasta)articles)african(roots(of( ireland) Share Report Save
level L 'aedrag,aidin Catherine the ,reat Death by *orseplay K point S years ago
s#h
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level K !aylor&KM]V #otherfucking tapir cavalry U points S years ago
As a Gorwegian(A#erican I a# o_ended by this disgusting act of cultural appropriationTTTTTTTTT Share Report Save
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Kst nd or Lrd gen[ Share Report Save
level L !aylor&KM]V #otherfucking tapir cavalry
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Sth% actually. Share Report Save
level S {!{{ points S years ago
cool% know any norwegian[ Share Report Save
level U !aylor&KM]V #otherfucking tapir cavalry K point S years ago
Go% but I want to% Gynorsk Gorwegian% specically% because #y great(grandfather Anders ca#e fro# one of the parts of Western Gorway where the local dialect is far closer to Gynorsk than it is to
ok}l Gorwegian and the &tandard ~stnorsk of Bslo. Share Report Save
level V {!{{ points S years ago
Cool% I live in western Gorway actuallyT Do you know #ore specic where he is fro#[ Share Report Save
level R !aylor&KM]V #otherfucking tapir cavalry K point S years ago
*ornindal. Share
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*#% not uite. Iq# fro# |lesund so thatqs K.U hours away. &till pretty cool thoughT Share Report Save
level K &ksSS points S years ago
Wait...so are #y ancestors black or elgian[ Br black elgian[ Share Report Save
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lalgian. Share Report Save
level L +ordveus K point S years ago
!hat sounds like a vo#iting sort of noise. Share Report Save
level K chrispsM]M Abraha# +incoln Africanus conuered Carthage points S years ago
I think itqs sad that the author Pof the bad history% not this reddit postQ will never see this. I would really like to watch a discussion. Share Report Save
level deleted L points S years ago
!he people who write these kinds of articles donqt really care if itqs true or not. It doesnqt a_ect their goals. Share Report Save
level L chrispsM]M Abraha# +incoln Africanus conuered Carthage points S years ago
&adly thatqs true. Share Report Save
level K redwhiskeredbubul !su\i "asanobu did nothing wrong S points S years ago
!his is an ingenious little bit of script(`ipping eYploiting the
co##on back(pro\ection of race((q#y essentialis# isnqt any du#ber than yours.q Hou can nd lots of references to skin(tone in ancient sources Plook at the depictions of Gubians in $gyptian art% for eYa#pleQ but the o#ans denitely didnqt have #odern race concepts% which e#erged uite late Pthe KMth centuryQ. Houqll even nd stu_ in ,oethe talking about how the ,er#ans were Asiatic in their souls. In short% if Fikings were white Pit doesnqt #ean #uch to say soQ they #ight as well have been black. Bf course% #ost people with descent fro# that area of the world are today what we consider white% but thatqs a late attribution. If you want to insist on back( pro\ecting descent% you get into a hellish \u#ble because thereqs no way to prove Fikings didn,t inter#arry with who#ever Pthough itqs i#plausible hat they inter#arried with Africans to any #eaningful degreeQ % and if you trace it far enough back theyqre Africans anyway. Itqs a grin without a cat. Share Report Save
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but the o#ans denitely didnqt have #odern race concepts !hatqs why I tried to show that the pri#ary sources referred to di_erentiated between the Celts and sub(&aharan Africans% instead of looking for references to their skin tone. Share
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Agreed. ace is not a social construct it is a nu#ber of social constructs% fro# a handy shorthand for describing traits that occur together PNohn is black is a lot less wordy than saying Nohn is distantly descended fro# sub(&aharan Africans or even Nohn has dark skin% curly hair% and full lipsQ% to a global hierarchy of power to a categorization of continents that bears a loose relationship with genetic di_erences. acial purity is basically noneYistent #edieval Danes had substantial #iddle(eastern ancestry Phttp))dienekes.blogspot.co#)JJ])JU)ancient(viking(#tdna( fro#(den#ark.ht#lQ but their descendants have been accepted as white because of their predo#inantly light skin% light hair% and characteristically $uropean features. PDonqt say #edieval Danes were white eYcept as a shorthand for their appearance% as whiteness didnqt eYist in KLJJ AD.Q Share Report Save
level K hblondL
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Also% lack #eant so#ething di_erent to early peoples ( usually it #eant evil% not the skin color ( like how the black Irish are thought to have that na#e because they descended fro# the Fikings who raped and pillaged Ireland before settling there... Share Report Save
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I was under the i#pression that black Irish was in reference dark hair% not #oral align#ent. $ither way% the denition of black Irish isnqt really standardized% and the origin of whatever group itqs supposed to apply to isnqt either. Iqve heard that they were the original Celts% that they were Iberians who ca#e over to Ireland during Antiuity% that they were survivors of the sinking of the &panish Ar#ada% and now that theyqre evil Fikings. &o% basically% the ter# lack Irish can be used as liberally as the ter# white.
The word Aiking entered the (odern !nglish language in 354N, at a time of growing nationalism and empire #uilding. %n the
decades that followed, enduring stereotypes a#out Aikings developed, such as wearing horned helmets and #elonging to a society where only men wielded high status. uring the 3?th century, Aikings were praised as prototypes and ancestor figures for !uropean colonists. The idea took root of a Germanic master race, fed #y crude scientific theories and nurtured #y 1a0i ideology in the 3?74s. These theories have long #een de#unked, although the notion of the ethnic purity of the Aikings still seems to have popular appeal M and it is em#raced #y white supremacists. %n contemporary culture, the word Aiking is generally synonymous with *candinavians from the ninth to the 33th centuries. Ce often hear terms such as Aiking #lood, Aiking 1 and Aiking ancestors M #ut the medieval term meant something 9uite different to modern usage. %nstead it defined an activity; Going a-Aiking. kin to the modern word pirate, Aikings were defined #y their mo#ility and this did not include the #ulk of the *candinavian population who stayed at home.
,oing a(Fiking’. &hutterstock
Chile the modern word Aiking came to light in an era of nationalism, the ninth century M when Aiking raids ranged #eyond the #oundaries of modern !urope M was different. The modern nation states of enmark, 1orway and *weden were still undergoing formation. ocal and familial identity were more pri0ed than national allegiances. The terms used to descri#e Aikings #y contemporaries; wicing, rus, magi, gennti, pagani, pirati tend to #e non-ethnic. Chen a term akin to anes, danar is first used in !nglish, it appears as a political la#el descri#ing a mi of peoples under Aiking control.
The mo#ility of Aikings led to a fusion of cultures within their ranks and their trade routes would etend from :anada to fghanistan. striking feature of the early AikingsD success was their a#ility to em#race and adapt from a wide range of cultures, whether that #e the :hristian %rish in the west or the (uslims of the ##asid :aliphate in the east.
Blen!ing of cultures evelopments in archaeology in recent decades have highlighted how people and goods could move over wider distances in the early (iddle ges than we have tended to think. %n the eighth century, "#efore the main period of Aiking raiding #egan&, the Baltic was a place where *candinavians, Frisians, *lavs and ra#ic merchants were in fre9uent contact. %t is too simplistic to think of early Aiking raids, too, as hit-and-run affairs with ships coming directly from *candinavia and immediately rushing home again. 2ecent archaeological and tetual work indicates that Aikings stopped off at numerous places during campaigns "this might #e to rest, restock, gather tri#ute and ransoms, repair e9uipment and gather intelligence&. This allowed more sustained interaction with different peoples. lliances #etween Aikings and local peoples are recorded from the 574s and 5@4s in Britain and %reland. By the 5H4s, mied groups of Gaelic "Gaedhil& and foreign culture "Gaill& were plaguing the %rish countryside. Critten accounts survive from Britain and %reland condemning or seeking to prevent people from )oining the Aikings. nd they show Aiking war #ands were not ethnically eclusive. s with later pirate groups "for eample the early modern pirates of the :ari##ean&, Aiking crews would fre9uently lose mem#ers and pick up new recruits as they travelled, com#ining dissident elements from different #ackgrounds and
cultures. The cultural and ethnic diversity of the Aiking ge is highlighted #y finds in furnished graves and silver hoards from the ninth and tenth centuries. %n Britain and %reland only a small percentage of goods handled #y Aikings are *candinavian in origin or style.
^ro# the ,alloway *oard% discovered in &cotland in JKS. Nohn +ord% CC H
The Galloway hoard, discovered in south-west *cotland in <43@, includes components from *candinavia, Britain, %reland, :ontinental !urope and Turkey. :ultural eclecticism is a feature of Aiking finds. n analysis of skeletons at sites linked to Aikings using the latest scientific techni9ues points to a mi of *candinavian and non-*candinavian peoples without clear ethnic distinctions in rank or gender. The evidence points to population mo#ility and acculturation over large distances as a result of Aiking ge trade networks. The Aiking ge was a key period in state formation processes in 1orthern !urope, and certainly #y the 33th and 3 |
matter over the years& M and there is a story of three #rothers #ringing three ships which #ears comparison with other origin legends. %ronically, it was the growth of nation states in !urope which would eventually herald the end of the Aiking ge.
nrecognisable nationalism %n the early Aiking ge, modern notions of nationalism and ethnicity would have #een unrecognisa#le. Aiking culture was eclectic, #ut there were common features across large areas, including use of 8ld 1orse speech, similar shipping and military technologies, domestic architecture and fashions that com#ined *candinavian and non-*candinavian inspirations. %t can #e argued that these markers of identity were more a#out status and affiliation to long-range trading networks than ethnic sym#ols. lot of social display and identity is non-ethnic in character. 8ne might compare this to contemporary international #usiness culture which has adopted !nglish language, the latest computing technologies, common layouts for #oardrooms and the donning of Cestern suits. This is a culture epressed in nearly any country of the world #ut independently of ethnic identity. *imilarly, Aikings in the ?th and 34th centuries may #e #etter defined more #y what they did than #y their place of origin or 1. By dropping the simplistic e9uation of *candinavian with Aiking, we may #etter understand what the early Aiking ge was a#out and how Aikings reshaped the foundations of medieval !urope #y adapting to different cultures, rather than trying to segregate them. Thor PJKKQ ( *ei#dall PIdris $lbaQ
Why is a black #an playing a Fiking[ Arenqt all Fikings blonde(haired and blue(eyed[ *ere are siY good reasons that
it #akes total sense to have a black #an in Thor- The Dar .orld. P!his post is part of the !hor +ove blogfestQ ace isnqt a #a\or issue in the "arvel l#s% although two characters stand out. &a#uel +. Nackson as Gick ^ury and Idris $lba as *ei#dall. When the Thor #ovie ca#e out% there was an uproar and backlash fro# people clai#ing it was wrong to change the !hor character *ei#dall fro# white to black. "ainly this was on racist and white supre#acist websites% but so#e in the #edia picked it up as a real thing. In the end% the backlash was unfounded because as *arry fro# Ainqt It Cool Gews said% !o those people who asked% qWhy cast a black #an as a Fikingq% every scene $lba is in is a resounding !*A! I& W*HT *eqs incredible. &o% to end the controversy once and for all% here are reasons why it #akes sense for there to be a black #an in Thor- The Dar .orld. 18 Vikings Visited Africa
!he Fiking ships are renowned for their long voyages. !hese ships allowed the Fikings to travel as far east as Constantinople and the Folga iver in ussia% as far west as Iceland% ,reenland% and Gewfoundland% and as far south as "orocco. "aps of the Fiking travels show the# stopping in Gorth Africa. !he black African tribes were #ainly in subsaharan Africa% but trade routes were co##on. While the Fikings were #ainly traders% they would so#eti#es take people as soldiers% slaves or wives. &o#e Fikings had \ungle( fever. %8 So"e Vikings Are Descri.ed as Black
!hereqs a rather controversial article at asta +ivewire that
suggests that all Fikings were black. !his is based on historical descriptions of the people. Iq# not going that far% but at least so#e of the# #ust have been black. !he Irish annalists were a lesson to all with their division of Gorse invaders into White ^oreigners% GorwegiansP^inn(gaillQ% and lack ^oreigners% DanesPDubh(gaillQ% but it was a lesson no one heeded nor do we know why they distinguished the# by colour.X &ee A *I&!BH B^ !*$ FIEIG,& by ,wyn Nones PKMV]Q !he Welsh chroniclers% for eYa#ple% #ade no such clear distinction. !he Danes co#ing in by way of $ngland and the Gorwegians by way of Ireland were pretty well all black lack ,entilesPy Eenedloed DuonQ% lack Gorse#enPy Gor#anyeit DuonQ% lack *ost% 'agans% Devils and the like.XPCBG!.Q &ee A *I&!BH B^ !*$ FIEIG,& by ,wyn NonesPKMV]Q !here was a #an hight !horvard he #arried ^reydis% a natural daughter of $rik the ed he went KM also with the#% and !horvald the son of $rik PKJJQ% and !*B*A++ who was called the hunter he had long been with $rik% and served hi# as hunts#an in su##er and steward in winter he was a large #an% and strong% +ACE AGD +IE$ A ,IAG!% silent and foul(#outhed in his speech% and always egged on $rik to the worstX &ee &A,A B^ !*B^IGG EA+&$^GI. According to $gils &aga% of the fa#ous sons of Eveldulf% !horolf was tall and handso#e like his #others people% but ,ri# took after his father was black and ugly. ,ri#’s sons !horolf and $gill% born out in Iceland% repeated the pattern( !horolf was the i#age of his uncle% tall% handso#e and sunny( natured% and #any $gill was black% even uglier than his father% totuous and incalculable%O..etc. craggy head% broad nose% heavy \aw and swart visage.X &ee A *I&!BH B^ !*$ FIEIG,&% ,WHG NBG$& pg ]V
8 Black Asgardians !ould Be ,oors
!he "oors were the #edieval "usli# inhabitants of "orocco. In the #ovie The Long hips PKMVSQ &idney 'oitier played a "oor% na#ed Aly "ansuh% who worked with a Gorse king to nd a treasure. We know that the Fikings encountered the "oors% who were black. &ee there could be a "oor a#ong the Fikings. :8 4ots of Actors of !olor 7ave &layed Scandinavians
Changing the ethnicity of a character happens in &hakespeare all the ti#e. In JJK% Adrian +ester played *a#let in 'aris. David Byelowo was the rst black perfor#er in the oyal &hakespeare Co#panyqs history to be cast as *enry FI. !his is not a dening #o#ent for black actors% *ugh uarshie% who was the rst black *otspur on a ritish stage% said. It is a lot easier to have non(traditional casting with &hakespeare. In fact% this see#s only possible in the classics at all these days. !he real proble#s for black actors co#e with #odern plays and the cine#a. !hereqs no denitive evidence that Willia# &hakespeare intended Bthello to be black% but #ost productions cast a black #an in the role. Director Eenneth ranagh often co#pared his !hor #ovie to &hakespeare% so why not follow the sa#e casting rules[ ?8 *he Asgardians Are /ot Scandinavian
!he Asgardians are not fro# &candinavia. !heyqre fro# another di#ension. When they showed up the people revered the# as gods. !hat #eans they arenqt reuired to be any specic race and donqt have to look anything like the blonde(haired% blue eyed people in the history books.
!he #ost obvious reason is that itqs a #ovie. !hey can have Fikings played by +atinos if they want to. !he casting call
for Thor- The Dar .orld said any ethnicity so thereqs not reason not to hire black people as Asgardians. Thor 0 wasnqt the only #ovie to do this. In the #ovie The +orsemen PKMR]Q the late Deacon Nones played an African slave na#ed !hrall. ,ARVE4HS *7(R' *7E DAR W(R4D releases in theaters on /ove".er
"arvel’s !hor !he Dark World continues the big(screen adventures of !hor% the "ighty Avenger% as he battles to save $arth and all the Gine eal#s fro# a shadowy ene#y that predates the universe itself. In the after#ath of "arvel’s !hor and "arvel’s !he Avengers% !hor ghts to restore order across the cos#os...but an ancient race led by the vengeful "alekith returns to plunge the universe back into darkness. !o defeat an ene#y that even Bdin and Asgard cannot withstand% !hor sets upon his #ost dangerous and personal \ourney yet% forced into an alliance with the treacherous +oki to save not only his people and those he lovesObut our universe itself. &tarring Chris *e#sworth% Gatalie 'ort#an% !o# *iddleston% &tellan &karsg}rd% Idris $lba% Christopher $ccleston% Adewale Akinnuoye(Agba\e% Eat Dennings% ay &tevenson% achary +evi% !adanobu Asano and Nai#ie AleYander with ene usso and Anthony *opkins as Bdin% "arvel’s !hor !he Dark WorldX is directed by Alan !aylor% produced by Eevin ^eige% p.g.a.% fro# a story by Don 'ayne and obert odat and screenplay by Christopher +. Host and Christopher "arkus Z &tephen "c^eely% and is based on "arvel’s classic &uper *ero !hor% who rst appeared in the co#ic book Nourney into "ystery •]L in August% KMV. !hor !he Dark WorldX is presented by "arvel &tudios. !he eYecutive producers are +ouis D’$sposito% Fictoria Alonso% Craig Eyle% Alan ^ine% Gigel ,ostelow and &tan +ee. !he l# releases Gove#ber ]% JKL% and is distributed by Walt Disney &tudios "otion 'ictures.
!he should be happy because in reality !hor hi#self was actually black... no% Iq# not a crazy person% let #e eYplain% in reality !hor was a prince of the kingdo# of !roy% his original na#e was probably !ror not thor% he was the son of an $thiopian PAethiopianQ king called "e#non who ca#e to the defence of !roy during the !ro\an war and killed Antilochus% one of the suitors of *elen of !roy% his son !ror P!horQ was born to !roana the daughter of 'ria#% for#er Eing of !roy% 'ria# hi#self was described as being swarthy Pthe old ger#anic word for black being swarz)blach€swart) blaek€swarthy)blackQ not saying he was truly dark african or even african at all% or his daughter !roana for that #atter% but "ennon the father of !hor was #ost likely pure $thiopian. &o either !hor would be close to pure black or half black half
