New evil, politically-correct laws to be introduced to the UK, but still useful.

[PaleoPhil]

Yes, the Spartans' fierce independence was admirable, and they were worthy adversaries for our ancestors, but I too would have preferred to live in Persia, rather than Sparta.

It's a bit odd that most Europeans don't realize that they are descended from the various peoples of the Persian Empire, rather than Sparta, but so be it. You are one of the few who seem to be aware of this. It's frequently portrayed as the Spartans/Europeans/whites vs. the Persians/Monsters/Swarthy folk, when it was more like the Spartans vs. the Proto-Europeans/Aryans.

[svrn]

I never actually thought that most whites were actually persian but I am open to the idea (I know im not a persian though because I am khazarian). Where did you hear about most europeans actually being persian id definitly like to read up.

Its funny because the "whitest" person iv ever seen in my life was completely iranian going back many generations. He had the whitests skin and reddest hair iv ever seen his facial feature also seemed quite different from most whites, while still being undeniably caucasoid his face seemed like a much more ancient strain of white than most.

[PaleoPhil]

Not necessarily Persian, but part of the Persian Empire and other non-Greek allied peoples (Scythian, Sarmatian, Kurgan, etc.). Dig deep into your ancestors' actual history, instead of "300" myths, and you'll find it.

[svrn]

I didnt know the scythians were allied with the persians. I hear they turned into the khazars.

[PaleoPhil]

From what I've read, the Persians gave up trying to conquer the Scythians, who reportedly had many great warriors, skilled with horse and bow, and instead hired them as elite cavalry of the Persian empire; and the Khazars were reportedly another noble proto-Eurasian people who were also skilled with horse and bow. Whether they were the same people or not doesn't seem to matter as much as the culture of the steppes, and adjacent sacred hills, which permeated countless peoples. Indeed, some ancient "civilised" people reportedly referred to all steppes peoples as "Scythians" and Scythian culture seems to have influenced many steppes cultures. Later cultures that carried on many of the traditions had such notable heroes as Attila, Chinggis Khaan and Niall of the Nine Hostages.

The peoples of the steppes seem to have been less concerned with today's obsessions with fanatical religion and nationalism than with survival in the harsh steppes and with uniting in confederations under good leaders who practised religious tolerance and honored the old ways and tried to do what's best for the people.

The demonization of ancient "barbaric" European and Turkic peoples by today's "civilised" European and American nations is one of the great ironies of history. It is understandable, given past envy of the enormous power and wealth of the Roman Empire and the recent fundamentalist Islamist threat. Nearly all today's "barbaric" peoples seem to want to pretend to be Romans; yet that is gradually changing as "barbarian" pride is undergoing a bit of a renaissance (see the the History Channel's TV show "Vikings" for a good example).

[svrn]

The Khazars actually had the biggest cavalry ever at the time. the horses being just one similarity between them and the scythians, them being extremely hard to conquer is another characteristic.

Funny how history views us european jews as being the poor little wandering victim going from place to place being oppressed. We actually ruled the most powerful kingdom of the time of the crusades and were known as a force not to be messed with by either the christians or the muslims. We were actually in the middle of them and remained independent while collecting tolls and taxes from anyone who passed through.

and as you can see today, that independent conquering spirit of these people has been used quite well by those in charge.

[PaleoPhil]

Amen

[cherimoya_kid]

The biggest anti-gay activists out there are always secretly gay.  That should tell you something.

[raw-al]

J.Edgar Hoover being the best example.

[svrn]

The biggest anti-gay activists out there are always secretly gay.  That should tell you something.

Thats just because most politicians are secretly gay.

Just look at bohemian grove hiring all those gay porn stars? (mainstream news, look for it if you want)

they arent anti gay because they are gay, they are anti gay in public just to seem normal to their voters. THese people definitly arent christians either yet pretend to be. Just look at the bohemian grove ritual, no way a christian is participating in that.