Category Archives: Kazakhstan
The Whites of Asia
From the Pastmist site. It’s in French, but you can muddle through. A truly amazing site with a wealth of photos showing very European looking natives from all around the Central and South Asia region. Areas covered include Afghanistan, Tajikistan, … Continue reading
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Last Word on the Aryan Migration Theory: More
I have added 12 more points to my original article. I will print them here since most will not go back and read the original article again. Some of you may find these additions interesting. As you can see, I … Continue reading
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The Rapid Spread of a Great Idea
Wow! Look at how fast a great idea spreads. The spoke-wheeled chariot was invented by the Indo-European (IE) people in NW Kazakhstan 2000 YBP. The culture was called the Andronovo culture and appears to be proto-Indo-Iranian. From there, next it … Continue reading
The Aryan Migration Theory: Last Word
It has been known for 150 years now that the Indo-Aryan languages came from outside of India. The evidence is overwhelming, primarily linguistic, but there is also some archeological evidence. In scholarly circles, there is no debate on the Aryan … Continue reading
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Rejection of the Aryan Migration Theory Implies Support for the Out of India Theory
The rejection of the Aryan Migration Theory to India in connection with Indo-European languages is nearly universal among intelligent and intellectual Indians, particularly high castes. The only support for the AMT among Indians is found among low castes, particularly Dalits. … Continue reading
Filed under Agricutlure, Anthropology, Asia, Asian, Britain, Christianity, Colonialism, Culture, East Indians, Ethnic Nationalism, Europe, European, Europeans, Fascism, Hinduism, History, India, Indo-European, Kazakhstan, Language Families, Linguistics, Nationalism, Political Science, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Religion, South Asia, South Asians, Whites
The Origins of R1a1 Clade and Indo-European
An Out of India theory for the Indo-European languages arose in the 19th Century, but cold water was quickly poured on it, as archeology and linguistics does not support it in the slightest. Recently however, Out of India nuts, most … Continue reading
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Kazakh Girls
These are some of the most beautiful women on Earth. Their genetics is very complex. On some charts, they make it barely into the Caucasian square as Northern Turkics, yet on others, they look quite a bit like Mongolians. Genetically, … Continue reading
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