05 Feb 2015 12:10:27
The Thracians, a Hidden History documentary
Amazing finds and intelligence by the Thracians but why would it be hidden?
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History (his + story) is exactly what it claims to be. Someone's story.
Mythology (mythos + logos) from ancient Greeks translates to: the logic of myth.
The Mycenae and Minoan empires were clearly comprised of different peoples. This is evident in their architecture and the organization of their societies (one was a patriarchal, pro-war society while the other was a matriarchal, pro-peace society).
A similar argument can be made about the events of the Iliad. The Trojans appear to be those who kept the ancient knowledge alive and maintained an older social structure resembling that of Minoan Crete, a lot more than the Minoans supposed progeny, the Mycenaeans.
Mythology provides a hint in the name of Helen: EL + EN (light + inside). Based on this and other deductions, it has been argued that the war was fought, among other reasons, to establish who the light keepers of the world were. Interestingly enough this "coincides" with the inclusion of Apollon, the god of light, as part of the Olympians.
Macedonia and the lineage of Alexander the Great is being disputed by everyone and their mothers. The creator and thus owner of the "world trusts" has left enough inheritance behind, so that the peoples who prove to be his rightful heir will have the financial means to change the world a thousand times over.
This documentary's portrayal of Rome is easier for me to accept than the modern historical version. It makes sense when taken into account along with other evidence, that seems to suggest the mounting of multiple efforts by Caesareans to expunge ancient Greece from the memory of the world.
The Byzantium Khazars/Khans failed to conclude the project though not for lack of trying.
By the way, if ever in Romania ask around Bucegi for information regarding ancient tunnels and pyramids. Could be the reason why the Romanian government is not that interested in archeology.
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Mythology (mythos + logos) from ancient Greeks translates to: the logic of myth.
The Mycenae and Minoan empires were clearly comprised of different peoples. This is evident in their architecture and the organization of their societies (one was a patriarchal, pro-war society while the other was a matriarchal, pro-peace society).
A similar argument can be made about the events of the Iliad. The Trojans appear to be those who kept the ancient knowledge alive and maintained an older social structure resembling that of Minoan Crete, a lot more than the Minoans supposed progeny, the Mycenaeans.
Mythology provides a hint in the name of Helen: EL + EN (light + inside). Based on this and other deductions, it has been argued that the war was fought, among other reasons, to establish who the light keepers of the world were. Interestingly enough this "coincides" with the inclusion of Apollon, the god of light, as part of the Olympians.
Macedonia and the lineage of Alexander the Great is being disputed by everyone and their mothers. The creator and thus owner of the "world trusts" has left enough inheritance behind, so that the peoples who prove to be his rightful heir will have the financial means to change the world a thousand times over.
This documentary's portrayal of Rome is easier for me to accept than the modern historical version. It makes sense when taken into account along with other evidence, that seems to suggest the mounting of multiple efforts by Caesareans to expunge ancient Greece from the memory of the world.
The Byzantium Khazars/Khans failed to conclude the project though not for lack of trying.
By the way, if ever in Romania ask around Bucegi for information regarding ancient tunnels and pyramids. Could be the reason why the Romanian government is not that interested in archeology.
zari
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