On Giants
The high average height and capacity for strength of the average European is known across the world. Also well known and documented are the tall heroes of old, whose stout stature was all the more imposing in a world where the average height of foreigners was even lower than it is today. Many ancient Indo-European burials have been unearthed with skeletons exceeding 6" (183cm). Stereotypes of giant Highlander Scots, Dutch Frisians, Nordic strongmen, and Scythian hordes are all preservations of robust royal, or Aryan (literally, "noble"), lineages from our distant Hyperborean past. This legacy even persisted in those they conquered such as the great Mediterranean empires, the Persian and Indian warrior castes, the Huns and Mongols, and even into Japan.
The high average height and capacity for strength of the average European is known across the world. Also well known and documented are the tall heroes of old, whose stout stature was all the more imposing in a world where the average height of foreigners was even lower than it is today. Many ancient Indo-European burials have been unearthed with skeletons exceeding 6" (183cm). Stereotypes of giant Highlander Scots, Dutch Frisians, Nordic strongmen, and Scythian hordes are all preservations of robust royal, or Aryan (literally, "noble"), lineages from our distant Hyperborean past. This legacy even persisted in those they conquered such as the great Mediterranean empires, the Persian and Indian warrior castes, the Huns and Mongols, and even into Japan.
History is alive, Aryan nobility lives on among us
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This is without "gigantism" or other endocrine disorders, these are natural giants preserving the Hyperborean warrior legacy.
Forwarded from Forbidden History
A world sensation that has been hushed up by the media for a century.
Archaeological excavations began in Jerash in 1920, and what they discovered was to be a world sensation. The archaeologists had no idea that they were faced with an early Christian mosaic depicting Jesus Christ himself. The innoscription "ХРIСТЕ" to the left of the man and the fact that this is an early Christian church pointed this out. The most striking thing is that this word and all other words on the floor mosaic were made in the ancient Slavonic language.
The next thing that is striking about this find is that Christ is depicted in a ceremonial Russian Vyshivanka shirt, on which swastika patterns are traditionally embroidered, exactly the same as those surrounding the figure of Christ on the floor mosaic found during the excavations.
Forbidden History
Archaeological excavations began in Jerash in 1920, and what they discovered was to be a world sensation. The archaeologists had no idea that they were faced with an early Christian mosaic depicting Jesus Christ himself. The innoscription "ХРIСТЕ" to the left of the man and the fact that this is an early Christian church pointed this out. The most striking thing is that this word and all other words on the floor mosaic were made in the ancient Slavonic language.
The next thing that is striking about this find is that Christ is depicted in a ceremonial Russian Vyshivanka shirt, on which swastika patterns are traditionally embroidered, exactly the same as those surrounding the figure of Christ on the floor mosaic found during the excavations.
Forbidden History
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Forwarded from IMPERIVM
“The task of all good men today should be to relight the flame of civilization. I could re-state the same sentence in a thousand ways: to decrease societal time preference, to renew faith in God and his Word, to improve social technology, etc. And yet, the original civilizers did not civilize through electronic devices, at office desks, on their behinds, during conferences and conventions. The original civilization was a baked mud cabin and a fire illuminating a dangerous black void. It would be wise to remember that theory was a consequence of civilization, and that civilization was a project of stone, sweat, blood, fire and flesh before a project of the mind.”
~Mark Yuray
@ImperivmRenaissance
~Mark Yuray
@ImperivmRenaissance
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