Kemp: "World's leading historian"

[Amorsite]

Originally Posted by Thief of always

Well, sometimes I confuse David Duke with Duke Nukem.

i bet it is the blonde hair and the "duke" part.

[Señor Malo]

Originally Posted by Antikrist

the much more influential Sumer, from where Europe, Asia and Africa have inherited the wheel, the writing, the battery, et cetera

It is clear That you mixing History and UFOlogy.
It is true that they have found in a Mesopotamian site something very similar to a Volta's Battery but keep in account that:

-We did not inherit directly from them as its use was completely lost and we had to wait till Volta (re)Invented it in 1799

-The "Sumerian battery" was not created for producing or stocking electricity, it is currently held that its purpose was to Inoize metals for some forgery purposes (that's what I red somewhere)

Originally Posted by Antikrist

No honest historian will deny that Sumerians, in fact, were Indo-Europeans.

Indeed? Name them.
No historian ever wrote or said verbally and in an explicit way "Sumerians were not Indo-Europeans" for the simple reason that it is a redundance.
Just read any of J. P Mallory books (Probably the leading authority in Indo-European Studies) he clearly puts Sumerians, Egyptians and Minoans out of the Indo-European Sphere. So did Gimbutas, so Does Collin Renfrew and other authorities

Originally Posted by Antikrist

This also concern Egypt – the one and only Indo-European civilization in Africa

What's Indo-European about Egypt? Just because they found some red pigments in Ramses II Mummie's hair? Because in Tutankhamons tomb their found a wooden box containing a lock of queen Tiye's hair being auburn in colour ?(and that Mr Howard Carter noted in his notebook that hair most probably suffered depigmentation)
It is very well known that even black hair can have red pigments inside and moreover, that red pigments are more persistent than the pigments responsible for Black, brown and blonde hairs: otherwise how is it that most of remote "nordic" mummies from The Americas, Africa or Asia -excepting some of Tarim Basin mummies whose red hair was their life colour- are usually red and never blonde?

Here you have an interesting article about hair colour changements in mummies. Allthough the article is mainly related to mammoths, the author clear explains that same processes affect human hair

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Ancient Egypt was produced by different local cultures + some influences from Near Eastern agriculturalist who were anything but IE. Racially was a compound of Orientalids, Saharids and some Negroid accretions.

The alleged "Indo-European" influcences in Egypt might be those of the Hyksos whose invasion dates the end of middle empire (more than 1000 years after the begining of Egypt civilisation) Yet, who say that they were Indo-Europeans, beside some scums from Storm-Front? As far as I know no reasearcher had attributed them with certainity and IE origin.

Originally Posted by Antikrist

But it’s still nonetheless an interesting book

Sure. It even is reference book for all neurologist or psychiatrist interested in Hopeless Dweebism

Originally Posted by Antikrist

The only people/race, who have demonstrated a true creativity, are Indo-Europeans, East Asians (Japan, China, and Korea), and (to a certain degree) South Americans

Now I begin to think that you either are mistaking Indo-European with Europoid, either you are mistaking Indo-European with "White" in the WN sense

[Lutiferre]

Originally Posted by Truth-Finder

Now I begin to think that you either are mistaking Indo-European with Europoid, either you are mistaking Indo-European with "White" in the WN sense

If you have seen some of the ancient Egyptians own depictions of themselves, it is clear that they in many periods were dominantly Europid, and what we can assume are Nubians (depicted with negroid features and heavy, black pigmentation) were depicted as slaves who served the "real" egyptians. They depicted themselves as tan, the Libyans as very, very pale (I believe) and the Nubians as black.


(From the Tomb of Seti)
I dont suppose I have to tell you where the Nubian is

[Señor Malo]

Originally Posted by Lutiferre

If you have seen some of the ancient Egyptians own depictions of themselves, it is clear that they in many periods were dominantly Europid, and what we can assume are Nubians (depicted with negroid features and heavy, black pigmentation) were depicted as slaves who served the "real" egyptians. They depicted themselves as tan, the Libyans as very, very pale (I believe) and the Nubians as black.


(From the Tomb of Seti)
I dont suppose I have to tell you where the Nubian is

I give up; tell me you who is the Nubian

This is a very well known painting for all the -Ist people. It is known also because Check Anta Diop (One of The Afro-Centrist forefathers) used to try the negritude of ancient Egyptians; he used this picture together with a similar one from Ramses III tomb...What is funny about Diop's works is that when he shows the frescoe in his books the chap who is supposed to represent the Egyptian is identical to the Nubian one; IMO, It is sure that Diop altered it in roder to make it match with his Wishes

And you are right, some tribes of Libians berbers (not all and not always) are often depicted very pale and light haired. Probably an ancient Eastern extension of Rifian, Kabylian and Imazhigen berbers.

[LoKi]

Arthur Kemp is a pseudo-scholar, sad that some people here compare he to a real scholar like David Irving.

Lutiferre is correct, Nordic Supremacism don't come from Scandinavia. They come from the English, such as Kemp himself, and the German (in the Third Reich or Wagner ideas).

He's not very nordic is he? He looks like a mexican.

[Menydh]

Slightly off-topic but interesting all the same. All of a sudden it occured to me what his role had to be in the assassination of Chris Hani in South Africa.

It is known that he had been recruited by the South African police, mostly as what is commonly known as a "rat" (an informer and agitator), already under the Apartheid regime. Chris Hani was a hard line leader of Umkhonto we Swize, the armed wing of the ANC.

In the road towards a post-Apartheid South Africa, a man like him could have well been an element of disruption, in the sense that no few in the MK (Umkhonto) and the SACP would not be content with the afterwards reconciliation policies. Hani's assassination, for which he supplied the hit list (on behalf of.. ?) would defuse the problem and ensure a trouble free (and definite) transition.

While searching for a few links, I found this "inside" view, which is also interesting. Britain backwards: Question Time 10: “A blind eye to infiltration?”

.. whatever... a nest of rats?