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On Nov 7, 5:58 pm, greg3347 <theodor...@lycos.com> wrote:
> On Nov 7, 1:29 pm, Ted <tedor...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> > The History of the White Race
>
> > Who we are. Where we came from.
>
> > Learn about your heritage in this synopsis of another soon-to-be-
> > published book by Odin
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> > Rockets which can take men to the moon...
> > Aircraft which can carry hundreds of people thousands of miles in a
> > few hours...
> > Computers which have the processing power of hundreds of thousands of
> > people...
> > Arithmetic and geometry, the basics of science which made such flights
> > possible...
> > The telephone - an instrument which enables people thousands of
> > kilometres away from each to converse as if they were next to each
> > other...
> > Philosophers, Kings, Queens, wise rulers, evil rulers...
> > Great causes, which have fallen and risen...
> > Civilizations which have conquered their known worlds...
> > Technological wonders of which others can only dream...
>
> > All these are achievements of the White race, very possibly the
> > greatest race that has ever walked the face of this earth. But who is
> > the White race, and where did they come from?
>
> > Broadly speaking there are three main sub divisions within the White
> > race - Nordic, Alpine and Mediterranean.
>
> > SUB GROUPS
> > Although these names seem to be referring to geographic places, they
> > did in fact originally mean certain physical types.
>
> > The Nordic sub group is recognizable by their tallness, light hair and
> > eye colour and long skull.
>
> > The Alpine sub group is recognizable by their shorter stature, round
> > skulls and brown eyes and hair.
>
> > The Mediterranean sub group is recognizable by their middle size
> > stature, and their dark eyes and hair. The Mediterranean skull shape
> > can be long or round.
>
> > There are other sub groupings of the White Race, but these are
> > generally mixed types - for example the Dinarics (found in Poland
> > especially) who have light hair and eyes but the round skulls of the
> > Alpine - the product of a Nordic - Alpine mix.
>
> > ORIGIN
> > When did this broad category of races appear?
>
> > Evolutionists would have you believe that the human kind originated in
> > Africa, and as this early man migrated north, so did his pigmentation
> > become light and his eye and hair colour lighter - by evolution of
> > course.
>
> > Creationists would have you believe that mankind was created by a God
> > suddenly somewhere in the Middle East.
>
> > Both theories are just that - theories, and the archaeological
> > evidence tells quite a different story. The archaeological evidence
> > consists of skeletal remains found at various sites around the world.>From these skeletal types we can determine the size and physical
>
> > features of the people who lived at that time.
>
> > NEANDERTHAL MAN
> > What we see is that until about 40,000 or 30,000 years ago there was a
> > race of beings who walked upright - called Homo Erectus. Homo Erectus
> > was a two-legged creature who possessed very low mental faculties.
> > This Homo Erectus is what is commonly known as Neanderthal man. His
> > physical features were a small skull and particularly small cranial -
> > brain - capacity. His arms were longer in relation to his body size
> > that Homo Sapiens, and he was prognathic - a fancy scientific term
> > which means that the forehead slopes back and the teeth stick out
> > significantly - usually further than the furthest point of the nose or
> > the chin.
>
> > The evolutionists would have us believe that Homo Sapiens (which is
> > Latin for Wise Man) evolved from Homo Erectus - but of course this is
> > where the evolutionary theory falls flat - there is no conclusive
> > genetic link between Neanderthal man and Homo Sapiens. On the
> > contrary, the archaeological evidence would indicate that at the end
> > of the last great ice age - which may have lasted hundreds of
> > thousands of years and which only finally receded about 40,000 years
> > ago, Homo Sapiens appeared out of the north and swept down through
> > Europe, physically destroying Neanderthal man.
>
> > UPPER PALEOLITHIC
> > For 20,000 years during this closing ice age - called the Upper
> > Paleolithic period - a term referring only to the type of culture that
> > existed amongst these early Homo Sapiens - our ancestors, the White
> > race's ancestors, lived as hunter gatherers in Europe.
>
> > Their physical remains and artifacts from this time are plentiful -
> > and what is really amazing is how far spread out they were. This first
> > race of people with whom we can claim a genetic affinity, were what is
> > called the proto Nordic racial type - tall, light hair and eyes.
>
> > In certain isolated areas in Europe you can still find perfect living
> > examples of this racial type, and they differ only slightly in height
> > from modern day Nordics.
>
> > This great proto Nordic race lived in a broad band spanning from Spain
> > right across Europe all the way to central Asia and even to the
> > Pacific rim, where skeletal remains have been found as well.
>
> > In Siberia and Asia they were eventually absorbed by the Mongoloid
> > races and the same happened in the Pacific rim - for example the Ainu
> > people of Japan - that society's highest class - are very clearly
> > crosses of Mongoloids and Whites. They differ so substantially from
> > the rest of the Japanese population that this is visible even to the
> > Western eye.
>
> > PASTORAL PEOPLE
> > When this great Ice age finally ended, some of these White hunters
> > became a pastoral people. The first artifacts made from bone and stone
> > date from this period - about 35,000 years ago. With established
> > settlements came developments such as fire, paintings stone blades and
> > the fashioning of animal bones into weapons and tools. Sewing needles
> > were also developed during this period.
>
> > Musical instruments also made their appearance- at certain sites in
> > Southern France flutes dating back 27,000 years have been found. A
> > typical settlement would have about 5 to 20 families living together.
> > Coal was also first used as a fuel at about this time.
>
> > They fired clay statues in ovens, had bows and arrows (a weapon which
> > first appeared on the scene about 10,000 years ago).
>
> > Their greatest failing was that they left no written records of their
> > achievements - only paintings on rock walls.
>
> > ALPINES AND MEDITERRANEANS
> > With the total disappearance of the Ice Age certain biological changes
> > did start to creep into this proto Nordic race. In Southern and
> > Central Europe, a process of an increasing head breadth began to
> > develop which eventually resulted in the Alpine race.
>
> > The Mediterranean race also appeared at about this time - also
> > originally of Nordic extraction, it appears as if they developed their
> > own physical characteristics due to long periods of isolation around
> > the Mediterranean basin.
>
> > I must stress here that what we today know as "Mediterraneans" are in
> > fact different to these original Mediterraneans. The Mediterraneans
> > commonly referred to today are much darker that the original
> > Mediterraneans. The reason for this difference we will see presently.
>
> > The most well preserved example of this age comes from caves in
> > Southern France, called the Azilian culture, after the caves at Mes
> > d'Azil. Here stones were found with what appears to be writing on them
> > dating from this period - but they have never been deciphered and it
> > remains to this day speculation as to what they exactly are.
>
> > NEOLITHIC AGE
> > As climatic conditions improved, so occurred what is called the
> > Neolithic revolution. Again, this is a fancy term indicating only a
> > change in living style. Neolithic means the establishment of farms and
> > crops and even more settled lifestyles.
>
> > Although there are isolated examples of proto Nordics having
> > established farms at the beginning of the Neolithic period in Northern
> > Europe, the fact is that the climatic conditions were not ripe for
> > large scale farming. The proto Nordics, Alpines and darker
> > Mediterraneans who were living in the more climatically favourable
> > Middle East were the first to start with large scale farming and
> > settlements. Cereal crops were planted in the Middle east 10,000 years
> > ago.
>
> > The cereal grain farmers spread their skills westwards, penetrating
> > central Europe about 8000 years ago - when these crops first started
> > appearing in Italy and the Balkans.
>
> > SEMITES AND MONGOLS
> > Here we must of course bear in mind that the inhabitants of the Middle
> > East at this period in history were not the same people who inhabit
> > that region now! The Semites and Mongols (who lived further east) were
> > still migrating North and West from ancient homelands in the South and
> > East.
>
> > The people who lived in the Middle East at the time we are talking
> > about now were a mixture of proto Nordics, Alpines and Mediterraneans,
> > with Mediterraneans being in the majority. Although they do not
> > predate the Upper Paleothic settlements in Europe - they can most
> > certainly be said to have provided much of the impetus for early White
> > civilization.
>
> > Having said that, it was so that almost without fail the leadership
> > elite of these Middle Eastern inhabitants were Nordics. A few
> > examples: the first Egyptian societies were clearly White. The
> > majority of the population were Mediterraneans, while the leadership
> > elite was Nordic. The mummified remains of numerous pharaohs and
> > common folk from the first great Egyptian civilization have these
> > undeniable racial characteristics, while the first written reference
> > to blond hair is made on the wall of the tomb of the pharaoh Cheops -
> > his daughter, Queen Hetep-Heres II, is identified as having blond
> > hair. Cheops was of course the builder of the great Pyramids we still
> > see today outside Cairo.
>
> > These racial types dominated in the Middle East for nearly 10,000
> > years, eventually being displaced and intermingle with massive waves
> > of Semitic and Mongoloid invaders.
>
> > SUMERIA
> > The first great
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