Haplogroups Posted on 28/01/2013 by Varg Vikernes We are about to discuss a theory custom designed to break the last of the European resistance to race mixing and the exceptionally unintelligent «Out of Africa» theory. Yes, we are going to discuss Y-DNA haplogroups. As I mentioned in From whence we come and whither we go we often mix all the concepts and end up talking about “Celts” as a people rather than a language group and an “Indo-European invasion” that never actually took place. Before I continue I must stress that I am not an expert on haplogroups, I have always had a gut feeling that it is nonsense, so I never before bothered to look into it, but eventually I did anyhow. Not in a most scrutinous way, but enough to get a good overview. So what do I see, from my Thulean Perspective? I see a wall of nonsense, of talk about a non-existent European Neolithic matriarchal fertility (so Stone Age man had fertility problems?) cult that was replaced by a patriarchal warrior cult when a Bronze Age people of horse riders invaded European from the East and more or less butchered and replaced everyone who lived there. I further see talk about migrations of Africans to Europe, assuming we all accept the “Out of Africa” nonsense as a fact. Further I see a whole lot of talk about languages and how the original European language must have been as different from Indo-European as modern English is to Chinese. Really? And how do they know that? The speculations are endless, the nonsense ever present and the will to leave no credit to Europe overshadows it all. When I saw the different Y-DNA haplogroup maps in Eupedia I immediately understood what they really meant. Yes, not very humbly, I laughed at the official hypotheses and shook my head in despair…. Let me share some thought on this with you, my friends. On closer examination some of these might of course be wrong, and have to be slightly adjusted, but I mainly want to show you how you should read this material, rather than how they are read by the “scientists” and others alike.
Posted on: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 19:09:48 +0000