Category Archives: Afroasiatic
Pepperoncini on Islam
This is a critique of Islam that was written by Pepperoncini, a commenter on the site. I agree with his critique of Islam to a large degree. It is simply correct. The problem with the solution as he sees it … Continue reading
Filed under Africa, Afroasiatic, Arabic, Arabs, Asia, Culture, Europe, Hinduism, Imperialism, Islam, Language Families, Law, Linguistics, Middle East, Political Science, Race/Ethnicity, Radical Islam, Regional, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Semitic, South Asia, Turkey, Women
An Anatolian Homeland For Indo-European?
That may be, but the part about “proto-Europeans” coming from the Lower Volga is bullshit. All archaeological, anthropological, linguistic, and genetic evidence (not to mention, evidence from indigenous pagan religions/mythologies) point to an Anatolian origin of the Indo-Europeans. During the … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Afroasiatic, Altaic, Anatolian, Anthropology, Asia, Asians, Basques, Blacks, Cultural, Dravidian, Europe, Europeans, Gender Studies, History, India, Indo-European, Indo-Hittite, Iran, Iranians, Italic, Italo-Celtic, Italo-Celtic-Tocharian, Language Families, Linguistics, Near Easterners, Nordicism, Papuans, Physical, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Religion, Semitic, South Asia, Spaniards, Turks, White Nationalism, Whites, Zoroastrianism
Lenin on the Socialism of Fools
Lenin himself on the socialism of fools. Are you listening, fools? C’mon, listen closely, it’s The Man himself speaking. Anti-Semites say he was Jewish himself. He was 1/4 Jewish on his father’s side. That’s not enough to be a Jew … Continue reading
Filed under Afroasiatic, Anti-Semitism, Capitalism, Economics, Ethnic Nationalism, Eurasia, Europe, Europeans, Germany, Hebrew, Jews, Judaism, Language Families, Latvians, Linguistics, Nationalism, Political Science, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Religion, Russia, Semitic, Socialism, The Jewish Question, USSR
The Resurrection of Hebrew in Israel
A commenter asks about the creation of Hebrew for the modern Israeli state: You know Robert, I have always wondered about how Hebrew was revived between the 19th and 20th centuries. After all, Yiddish had been such an important language … Continue reading
Filed under Afroasiatic, Ethnic Nationalism, Europeans, Hebrew, History, Israel, Jews, Judaism, Language Families, Linguistics, Middle East, Modern, Political Science, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Religion, Semitic, USSR
The Past Was Not Always Worse, and the Future is Not Always Better
There is a thread about Hebrew going in the comments. It started out with a reactionary arguing, in the post against reaction, that the revival of Hebrew was a reactionary act. Well, not really. Revival of ancient, dying, endangered, or … Continue reading
Filed under Afroasiatic, Art, Art History, Hebrew, History, Language Families, Linguistics, Literature, Modern, Music, Philosophy, Semitic
More On The Hardest Languages To Learn – Non-Indo-European Languages
Note: Unbelievably, the PC nutjobs have accused this post, a Linguistics post of all things, of racism. See here for my position statement on racism. Caution: This post is very long. It runs to 75 pages on the Net. This … Continue reading
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