Re: China was founded by Germans.

From: iSpambot (invisibleInk_at_SecondDoorOnTheRight.com)
Date: 07/30/04 

Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 19:20:39 GMT

"Kohlfurz" <kohlfurz@linuxmail.org> wrote in message
news:60f13560.0407290923.43a0849c@posting.google.com...
> There is very great evidence for the presence of Indo-Europeans from
> Western Europe, through Central Asia, China, Siberia and Japan. The
> Russian effort here is very disappointing, because there were a group
> of I-E people in northern Mongolia ad eastern Siberia about 2000 years
> ago and lived there for very long. The ignorant Russians know nothing
> of this.
>
> In China, archaeologists have found many grave sites in Szechuan in a
> place called Saxindui. This is clearly of Saxon origin. Here they
> found mass burials with a king, sun and moon relics, evidence of fire
> worship, a warrior society, horse sacrifice, symbols of a *** crowing
> just like those of Gauls of France, and many other Indo-European
> features in the sites. Similar sites no doubt exist in Russia, but
> they are too lazy to find out.
>
> This missing piece of evidence from eastern Siberia in Russia is very
> crucial. Does anyone know more about it?
>

It is true. Many Caucasians have been found in graves in China and they have
been dated as being many thousands of years old. Their clothing and
artifacts show that inventions previously thought to be Chinese are of
European origin. The Chinese government has locked these items away because
they are very embarrased that Chinese culture was not as advanced as
previously thought. They are trying very hard to hide the discoveries.

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> "Ty Gal" <tygal@is.twi.tudelft.nl> wrote in message
> news:<ce8mrf$223$1@news.tudelft.nl>...
>> "Inger E Johansson" wrote:
>>
>> > Kohlfurz,
>> > you say you have done research for 8 years - and you haven't kept
>> > records.
>> > That is suprising that you haven't but never the less 8 years isn't
>> > much
>> at
>> > all. I started to collect documents, read and had copies long before I
>> > started to read History in 1990. Actually I have done research for
>> > period
>> > 400 AD - 1400 AD (which includes older documents as well) in 1965 AD.
>> > Stop your fantasies Kohlfurz, Prime sources contradicts your
>> assumptions!!!!
>>
>>
>> But of course, Inger! This Kohlfurz just invents his own version of
>> history, that's all. We have in Russia a group of people, under the
>> leadership of a certain Fomenko (a mathematician), busy with spinning
>> alike
>> (and even wilder!) fairy-tales about history. They are not to be taken
>> seriously, just as this *Furz.

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