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WHEN THE WAGONS FIRST ROLLED WEST
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The ancestors of today's Americans
began their westward trek many, many years ago.
But today's historian has almost no interest in
most of that westward movement, the part that took
place before they crossed the Atlantic into America.
Few of today's Americans are aware that most of
the real and historical "Wagons West!"
saga ever took place.
For thousands of years, the ancestors of today's
white Americans traveled from the ancient Indo-European
homeland somewhere far to the east of Poland. They
migrated steadily west and south from there. Our
Indo-European ancestors moved steadily westward
into Europe.
Only after they had been in Western Europe for many,
many centuries did a part of this Indo-European
people go on to settle America.
Americans who arrived on these shores over a century
and a half ago would not have recognized ancient
Roman or Egyptian or Grecian housing and clothing.
But the homes of the Germanic and Celtic "barbarians"
would have looked very familiar indeed.
The "barbarians'" clothing was not the
togas or robes of Greece or Rome, much less that
of Egypt. They wore shirts and pants. An old Celtic
outfit looks like a suit of primitive but very recognizable
Western clothing.
But our children are taught that THEIR ancestors
had no history. History comes from Egypt, up through
Greece and Rome, and on to our brutish, scarcely
human ancestors in Northern Europe.
Back in the real world, real Western history goes
back to a westward trek our American ancestors would
have readily recognized.
We have no idea when the first wagon set out.
We do know that the first wagon journey that led
to to today's America was at least four thousand
years ago. Some of our ancestors were probably called
"Scythians" in the ancient Middle East.
They brought the wheel to Egypt. Before them, the
Egyptians had no wheel. Egypt had no iron until
another group of people rolled south, an Indo-European
group called the Hittites, and brought it with them.
In fact, there is no real evidence that the Egyptians'
rigid, priest-ridden, pyramidal society ever INVENTED
anything.
Egyptian history is filled with these northern invasions.
Greek history is also a series of northern invasions.
Then Roman history becomes a series of northern
invasions. In fact, the Italic tribes, some of whom
became Romans themselves, were almost certainly
northern invaders into the Italian peninsula before
history takes note of them.
But the people who rolled into Egypt and into Greece
and into Rome were not only from the north, but
from the northeast as well. They rolled into Iran about
two thousand years Before Christ and the name "Iran"
-- as you probably know -- means "Aryan."
Aryan is also the word those who invaded India from
the north and set up the caste system called themselves.
"Caste" is a Portuguese word. The old
Indian word for caste is "varna," which
means "color."
All of these groups were part of the great movement
of the same people, the people the ancients called
"Scythians" and "barbarians."
Other branches of this same westward drive ended
up in America and bred you and me.
Ireland was named "Erin" by the Celts
for exactly the same reason that "Iran"
and the Indian "Aryans" got their names.
Erin, Iran, Aryan -- they are all the same name.
One of the great linguistic discoveries of the nineteenth
century was that many words from ancient Persian
and ancient Indian, or Sanskrit, are almost exactly
the same as the same words in English, Old Irish
(Gaelic), German, Greek, Latin, Russian and all
the languages related to them.
And what is the excuse for this total perversion
of history? It is the same one that pops up everywhere
else in our perverted society: Hitler talked about
Aryans, so anybody who traces their history this
way is anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews.
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POLITICAL
CORRECTNESS OR REAL HISTORY?
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Before World War II, the settlement
of America was looked upon by most historians as
one more phase of this long, long westward movement
of the "Aryans" or Indo-Europeans which
began thousands of years ago.
In fact, descriptions of the Celtic and Germanic
"barbarians" moving down toward Rome sound
very familiar today. Those gigantic wagon trains
looked a lot like older versions of the Conestoga
wagons that reached California. They were.
Nothing that the Romans ever wore is as familiar
to us as the pants and shirts the Celtic invaders
wore. And the houses they built two millennia ago
look very much like European housing a century ago.
They were the same types of houses we have today.
Before World War II, the millennia of Indo-European
wagon trains was routinely referred to by historians
as "the great racial movement." The settlement
of America was routinely referred to as simply an
extension of the thousands of years of "racial
movement." It moved from some unknown starting
place of the Indo-European people somewhere east
and north of today's Iran, and it conquered India
and Western Europe. In fact, it conquered Western
Europe many times, in wave after wave.
"Barbarians" rolling in from the east
brought the original Romans - the speakers of "Italic
languages." Then came the Celts.
Then came the Germans. Then the Slavs. As far as
we know, they all came from same place because their
languages are so closely related at the base. And
the base of their languages is the also base of
today's Hindi and Persian languages.
This real history of the push west, across half
the globe, was a titanic adventure. It involved
thousands of years of adventure.
The REAL HISTORY of OUR CHILDREN'S ancestors is
absolutely fascinating, and the wagon trains of
the Old West were simply an extension of it. That
would FASCINATE our children. If today's history
students could hear it, they wouldn't be bored sick
in class. So why is it taboo?
The usual reason: mention of it now makes you anaziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews.
Hitler talked about Aryans and Aryan supremacy.
So any discussion of the real history behind Western
Civilization, exciting as it would be, is now condemned
as Nazism.
Why do I bring all this up? First and foremost,
I bring this up because a Nice Person is absolutely
forbidden to discuss it. As you well know, I love
offending the rigid taboos of our day, just for
the fun of it if nothing else.
But, as always, I offend these taboos with a purpose
in mind. It is to show why the history we have has
so little to do with reality.
Instead of this great adventure, history talks about
Aztec pottery and Incan pictures as if they were
a part of real history. Any real history leading
to modern society would be based on the thousands
of years of our forgotten westward trek. But anything
that is not Nazism has to show that all history
comes more or less equally from All Mankind.
To keep from being naziswhowanttokillsixmillionjews,
much of our history seldom touches on reality and
is tortuous boredom for our children.
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