THE EARLIEST HISTORICAL APPEARANCE, OF THE CAUCASIAN, I HAVE FOUND


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Subject: a small amount of Indian history, part 1




This posting is to give those who may not know, a brief history AND
AS A PRECURSOR TO MY NEXT POSTING ON "History".

Please, pay attention to the part I have pointed out, and draw your
own conclusion.

The following is from THE PENGUIN HISTORY OF THE WORLD by J. H.
Rogers.

...This civilization has been given the name
> "Harappan", because one of its great sites is the
> city
> of "Harappan" on a tributary of the Indus. There is
> another such site at Mohenjo-Dara; others are being
> discovered. Together they reveal human beings
> highly
> organized and capable of carefully regulated
> collective works on a scale equaling those of Egypt
> and Mesopotamia. There were large granaries in the
> cities, and weights and measures seem to have been
> standardized over a large area. It is clear that a
> well-developed culture was established by 2250 BC
> and
> lasted for something like four hundred years with
> very
> little change...
>
> ...Both the elaborate and effective drainage systems
> and the internal layout of the house show a strong
> concern for bathing and cleanliness; in some streets
> of Harappa nearly house has a bathroom...
>
> ...Nor do we know why the first Indian civilizations
> began to decline, though their passing can be
> roughly
> dated. The devastating floods of the Indus or
> uncontrollable alterations of its course may have
> wrecked the delicate balance of the agriculture on
> its
> banks. The forests may have been destroyed by
> tree-felling to provide fuel for the brick-kilns on
> which Harappan building depended. ***But perhaps
there
> were also other agencies at work. Skeletons,
> possibly
> those of men killed where they fell, were found in
> the
> streets of Mohenjo-Dara. Harappan civilizations
> seems
> to end in the Indus valley about 1750 BC and this
> coincides strikingly with the irruption into Indian
> history of one of its great creative forces, the
> invading Aryans, though scholars do not favor the
> idea
> that invaders destroyed the Indian Valley cities.***

> Perhaps the newcomers entered a land already
> devastated by over-exploitation nd natural
> disorders...
>
> ...They did not obliterate the native peoples,
> though
> the Indus valley civilization crumbled. No doubt
> much
> violence marked their coming, for the Aryans were
> warriors and nomads, armed with bronze weapons,
> bringing horses and chariots, but they settled and
> there are plenty of signs that the native
> populations
> lived on with them, keeping their own beliefs and
> practices alive. There is much archaeological
> evidence of the fusion of Harappan with later
> ways...
>

Subject: Re: a small amount of Indian history, part 2





In some circles, Elijah Muhammad is known as a
> racist. If he told the truth, is he still a racist?
> He said that white people first came amongst
> blacks 4,000 years ago. Is it just coincedental
> that
> the Aryans arrived among the Dravidians of India, at
> about the same time? A good question, in my humble
> opinion.
>
>
> '...In India, the conquering horde, known as
> the
> Arayans, came down from the hills and pillaged the
> peaceful farming communities of northern India.
> INDIAN GODS AND KINGS, by E. Hawkridge tells all
> that
> happened. On page 10, Hawkridge explains: "...at
> the
> northwest corner...there was a break in the mountain
> wall...Down upon the Dravidians farming in the north
> came sudden suprising attacks from ruddy tribes." *
> Through the streets of Mohenjo-daro the
> whiteman
> ran wild-robbing, raping and slaughtering who dared
> to stand in his way. Modern Archaelogists have
> uncovered evidence which shows that in Mohenjo-daro
> even the women and children werre beaten to death.
> As
> historian H. G. Rawlinson pointed out: "Mohenjo-daro
> was sacked and it's inhabitants put to the sword.
> Groups of skeletons, including women and children,
> have been found, some in a large room, others at the
> foot of a staircase leading down to a well, and
> others
> again in a street. Their contorted attitudes
> suggest
> that they met a violent death."**
> For all practical purposes the arrival of the
> whiteman signaled the end of a civilization as it
> once
> existed. Along with the invasions came a new atyle
> of
> life. In India the Aryans set up a social order
> based
> on skin color, called the caste system. According
> to
> that system, the whites were the rulers and the
> dark-skinned Dravidians turned into slaves and
> outcastes...' from THE MAKING OF THE WHITEMAN
(pgs. 10 and 11) by Paul Guthrie
>
> *- E. Hawkride INDIAN GODS AND KINGS (1964) p. 10
>
> **-H G. Rawlinson INDIA, A SHORT CULTURAL HISTORY
> p.18
>
>
>
>
> =====
>
> "But the One Mind, being both Life and Light, next
> brought forth Man, a Being like to Himself, with
> whom He fell in love, as being His own child; for it
> was beautiful beyond compare, the Image of its Sire.
> In very truth, God fell in love with His own Form;
> and on it did bestow all of His own creations."
> DIVINE PYMANDER OF HERMES,the Kemite







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DRAVIDIAN OF TODAY...

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You're using your own personal religious beliefs to create your own version of history, what has this got to do with Black Roots? I see White Roots...Do you think the whiteman is as concerned about you as you seemed to be with him? Why do you have to make 2 threads when this thread is clearly a continuation from your Gog and Magog thread? which happened to be in the wrong forum also.

I nearly forgot, you post lots of pictures to cuss others, but you don't like when it's addressed to you.

ZZzzzz...

Still...despite their methods, they've come a long way since.

Jay Jay wrote:

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You're using your own personal religious beliefs to create your own version of history, ...

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Can you not read?...