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Crow   
10 Mar 2017
News / Polish MEP Korwin-Mikke's latest outrage, insulting women [216]

brat Miklke bravely in parliament of EU. Only truth. This is why I like Poles. They are brave to tell truth.

Janusz Korwin-Mikke on Committee on Foreign Affairs - the situation in Kosovo

youtube.com/watch?v=9XozIqWDI6A

JKM: Amerykańskie samoloty BOMBARDOWAŁY MIASTA CYWILNE odrywając KOSOWO!

youtube.com/watch?v=rdguDzzLU6o

Velika je Poljska
Crow   
9 Mar 2017
News / Polish MEP Korwin-Mikke's latest outrage, insulting women [216]

tweet of brat Mikke >>> twitter.com/JkmMikke/status/821511662779990016

Yes Mikke! F*** them!

Prez. Kosowa oznajmił: "Serbia chce zaanektować część naszego kraju". Jakby CAŁE Kosowo nie zaanektowało części Serbii!

Eh, brat Mikke reminds me on time when Poland was proud and free country and that Poland again can be free.
Crow   
7 Mar 2017
News / Polish MEP Korwin-Mikke's latest outrage, insulting women [216]

As I said Serbians likes brat Mikke and he loves Serbians

Janusz Korwin Mikke - Uznanie niepodległości Kosowa to wielki błąd

youtube.com/watch?v=zbR_f7puEMA

Janusz Korwin Mikke o paradoksie Kosowa

youtube.com/watch?v=RnDtPdY3uqE
Crow   
2 Mar 2017
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

Then also, we see that western Europeans support all who works against Slavs. So how can one love Turks or some others. That would also lead in one great Europe-and world scale conflict and people would learn that what is right and what is wrong.
Crow   
2 Mar 2017
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

We Serbians have direct interest that Poles and Russians have at least minimum of mutual understanding. They don`t need to be united, just to tolerate each others. Turks? We Serbians wants them to pay for the crimes committed on Slavic civilization. To give back everything.

Now, don`t blame me for insisting. Problem is that Turks especially focused on our children. See, even in a 10.000 years we won`t forgive them children.
Crow   
2 Mar 2017
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

Main problem in reconciliation among humans in general is that those who perpetrated crime escaping the justice and with time profit from their crime.

We see that on example of antic Romans. They committed crime, escaped with that and those nations who were born thanks to Roman crime profit, while victims going down.

Its like when Lech Kaczyński said to Germans how would Poles have more rights within EU if there wasn`t that many Poles killed by Germans.

We see that on example of native Americans. There is no going back. Nothing can`t correct injustice. Invaders still profit and developing in any sense, profiting from committed crime.

Or, we see that in number of Turks and Serbs. We see that number of Turks increased and Serbs were reduced in number. We now see that Turkey demonstrate some power on the base of that number of population. So, we learning that Turkey profited from its crime on Serbs (and not only on Serbs). By the God, they imposed `tax in blood` on the Serbians, so that Serbs had to give one child from the family in slavery, so that is child taken to Anatolia. These crimes Turkey can repay only if die.
Crow   
1 Mar 2017
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

you are all crazy.

I am still amazed that people can hate a whole nation for something someone did centuries ago.

Yes? Well, tell it to the head of noble and most dear Zawisha Czarny or to the head of our venerable King Wladislaw Warnenczyk. If your own head was severed would you like that future generations forget you and side with your killers in order to more harm its own Slavic civilization? For that is what is Turkish-Polish alliance. Sado-mazo politics of official Poland. Somebody wants to convince Poles that they can with Turks but not with Russians. Please, spare me of utter idiotism. I virtually urinate on all idiots here- take it.

Give heads back!
Crow   
25 Feb 2017
History / What do Poles think about Turks? [761]

Now I got you. When my grandmother said: ``Turks are people of evil father and even worse mother``, we were talking about Polish defense of Vienna and later discussion moved on memory of venerable Zawisha Czarny who died fighting for us Serbians, while Turks beheaded him and mutilated his dead body. That`s how my grandmother concluded her story. Mutilation of Zawisha`s dead body she considered as utter example of Turkish cowardice and expression of deep evil. See, my grandmother was devoted believer in healing, sacred and all divine nature of water that came from spring near the Zawisha`s grave near Golubac fortress. She went there several times in her life. She was so proud that Serbians managed to save at least Zawisha`s body, while as you know his noble head finished humiliated under the legs of Turkish sultan.
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20 Feb 2017
News / Poland in the European Union. Polexit? [559]

Pan brat Witold Waszczykowski and gospodin brat Vitold Vaščikovski is one and same person. Heh, we Serbians translating his venerable name into our version, just for the linguistic purposes.

Brat is popular in our media. This with EU and Witold`s suggestion got full attention in Serbia. Eurosceptics and pro-Polish fanatics (most of Serbia) immediately pointed out.. ``see how Witold talk to vermin. That`s the spirit.``
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20 Feb 2017
News / Poland in the European Union. Polexit? [559]

Serbian media bringing info that Polish FM Vitold Vaščikovski insist on remodeling of EU. He suggest new contract/agreement between Poland and EU.

"Nova ugovorna osnova nužna je da se spreči dalja integracija koja je u suprotnosti sa našim interesima

translation: New agreement is necessary to prevent further integration that is opposite to our interests
Source: b92/info/vesti/index.php?yyyy=2017&mm=02&dd=20&nav_category=1262&nav_id=1232347

Poland is unbreakable. Yes, yes. Many tried to push Poland and at the end finished sunk on Polish penis, to tell it in artistic fashion.
Crow   
17 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

Slavic (ie Celtic, ie Sarmatian, ie Thracian,...) migrations were for eons, on a large scale, initiated mainly by the periods of glaciations (Ice Ages). So, movements in which Europe was several times re-populated (last time some 12.000 years ago) were from Ice age refugium areas on Balkan and Crimea, along the great rivers deeper in European inland. As a rule, those movements were in direction from South-East to North and West and from East to West of Europe.

On a ``smaller`` scale, war sufferings always were reasons for movement of populations. For example, when Romans led by Julius Caesar committed genocide in Galija killing back in that time about 3 million people, for sure that scattered remains of population started to move mainly eastward. Why eastward? Well, seeking shelter among their kin people. Because East/South-East was still (same as today) under Sarmatian/Celtic control, out of Roman reach. Or take Dacians for example. When Romans committed genocide on them killing more then 1 million people, many from there migrated on western Balkan mountains, to the North of Europe and also Eastward. Again, on territories out of Roman reach, to refugee among its kin people.

Sure, there were also natural seasonal migrations. Or migrations in connection with natural catastrophes. Then, there were sedentary tribes and nomad tribes, etc, etc,..
Crow   
15 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

observatory of the sun the Stonehenge... on old maps is found Sorbiodunum.

bdw, there was/is the similar observatory of the sun in back then Dacia (what is now Romania), close to ancient city of Sarmisegetusa. Same people that built Sorbiodunum built Sarmisegetusa. That people was/is Sarmatian (ie Slavic) people- native people of Europe.

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Crow   
15 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

King Arthur Pendragon was Sarmatian (son of a warlord) originally from Adriatic coast. He was one of many warriors that Sarmatians gave as a tribute to peace with Romans. Then, Romans sent 5.000 Sarmatian tributes led by this Pendragon (pen-dragon; means of dragons; means > of Sarmatians; of dragon people), on British islands.

So, what I want to tell you, when these Sarmats came to British islands they encountered their kin people, other Sarmats- Picts (Scots). Still, no matter all, by their, by general Sarmatian (ie Slavic) tragedy, destine of descendants of these Sarmatians was to subjugate themselves (and entire region) fully to romanziation and became embryo of Romano Brits who then gave Anglos to the Earth.

What is white in Europe, all have blood of Sarmatians (ie Slavs) in their veins.
Crow   
9 Feb 2017
History / Origins of Polish Slavs [138]

those "Serbs"

not to fall in trap of misunderstanding, when speak about Serbians in those ancient time always have in mind that ethnic name of Serbs represent remain of local variation of universal name of all Slavs- Sarmatian name, that could be preserved original or some form similar to original name of all Slavs. So, when we speak about Serbs back in 2000 years ago and earlier, we actually speak about Slavs (Sarmatians) in general.

When we are at it, for those who are interested, original name of Sarmatians is foreign given form (so that foreigners were able to pronounce) of some word/name that is related to name of Serbs/Sorbs. So, how I investigated on the net, original name of Sarmatians (people also known as Aryans/Hyperboreans) was/sounded between names/words SRBI and SRBIND. I tend to pick SRBIND as the primordial Sarmatian name. That name is in its original mentioned in old Indian Rg Vedic manuscripts. Also, it is interesting how that suffix *ND sound Celtic and we know that bulk of Celtic population also lived in what is now Serbia, same as bulk of Thracian population. So, it was SRBIND, I do believe. It must be original or closest to original sounding or Sarmatian name. Later came the softening of that original with evolution of language and with foreign influences.
Crow   
9 Feb 2017
History / Origins of Polish Slavs [138]

Historical fact is that even Greeks themselves originate from Thracians, meaning from Sarmatians. That then absolutely confirms Spartan Sarmatian origin, as isolated Sarmatian island that remained in that time already deeply Hellenized Sarmatian south. It is then also clear why Thracian tribes decided to came in aid to Spartans at the famous Battle of Thermopylae, while Greeks from Athens gave every possible excuse to avoid to send help. Furthermore, if we look at case of Troja we again see that Thracian tribes came in aid to Trojans against Greeks. Here, we must say that Greeks themselves (read Thracians/Sarmatians that were finally and totally assimilated and Hellenized) didn`t consider neither Trojans, neither Spartans, neither Macedonians to be Greeks.
Crow   
7 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

Area of Sarmatian influence is enormous. We can only speculate how deep in past this ethos (our ethos) was formed. By Jandacek, history of Proto Slavs (ie Sarmatians/Thracians) goes in time immemorial, even possible more then 40.000 years in past, judging by linguistic analyzes. That old is our Slavic culture.
Crow   
7 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

I agree. All those groups and tribes you mentioned are all autochthones in Europe.

Yes, we absolutely agree on this. But, you stubbornly fails to understand one simple thing. Some of those ``groups and tribes`` are in direct cultural continuity (note that I even don`t speak about genetics) with only one and original, to say that way, mother culture, that is Sarmatian/Thracian/Celtic culture. That is Slavic culture. That you fail to understand. Slavic culture directly, in its normal evolution, culturally and linguistically, keep to native European culture. Only Slavs preserved that direct line. Those others, no matter how ``big`` nations today, all subjugated to foreign (non-European) influences. Yes, Slavs too were influenced, sure they were but, they managed to preserve themselves in continuity with ancestral ways. In continuity for innumerable millennia. God thank you for that

And you fail to understand because you refuse it or you just didn`t sow for yourself enough of evidences on the net. Or you lost it in yourself.
Crow   
7 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

Most genetic foundings, linguistic, cultural evidences recorded throughout history, archeology, suggest one conclusion. Bulk of European population was consolidated along the Danubian line, from Balkan to Baltic, after last Ice Age. So, from the traditional Slavic (ie Sarmatian) lands. And what is the most numerable European ethos and most spread culture? Slavs (ie Sarmatians, ie Thracians, ie Celts), of course. They are still alive, no matter ethnocide, genocide and bestial cultural violence committed on them.

And learn this. All, I mean all sources available, no matter even their political background agree in this thing (go google for yourself), when we speak of Europe:

1 - bulk of Sarmatian population was on western Balkans, within traditionally 100% Slavic and Serbian lands
2 - bulk of Thracian population was on western Balkans, within traditionally 100% Slavic and Serbian lands
3 - bulk of Celtic population was on western Balkans, within traditionally 100% Slavic and Serbian lands

And guess what, exactly there, in epicenter, Sarmatian name survived in its local form (Serbian name). Exactly there, Thracian name survived parallel with Sarmatian name (Serbians are known as Srbi and Ras(h)ani > Raci >> Thracian is foreign pronounceable form > T-raci; also S-a-r-mati to soften local native form Srb). Exactly there on Avala mountain Celtic Skordisci founded Serbian Capital Belgrade, were able to give last stand to Romans and to initiate formation of alliance with Czech Boii (one of oldest known inter-Slavic treaties about mutual protection).
Crow   
7 Feb 2017
Off-Topic / Being a Slav: a blessing or a curse? [199]

I couldn't care less Crow.

you should. Same way as you care for Muslims or same way as you tolerate Irish or Anglo specifics, for example

Pick some other religion that is not so obviously absurd.

Tolerance, please. For too long we Slavs tolerated Germanic and English historical schools. Now, you should, as a Slavic man, tolerate Slavic and more and more internationally respected apprach

By the way I have thought that you are a Christian not some heathen.

heathen? heathens are to be burn Irone, isn`t it? Now, how could I admit that I am heathen. I`m not that crazy. Just joking of course.

Now, anyway, yes Serbians are Christians, among the first Christians in Europe. Just, fortunately or being cursed, as title of this thread nicely suggests, Serbians managed to preserve some crucial elements of their pre-Christian religion within Christianity, so in some Christianize form. In short, we preserved concept of SLAVA and OCILO (Serbian cross), where spiritual life rotate around cult of ancestors and Sun.

You seems to be failing for a delusion that Slaves like Celts are not a tribe but a cultural group with many tribes and many people of different origin (European).

You are mistaking there. Celts were Scythians/Sarmatians/Thracians (ie Slavs).

From Serbians (Skordisci) on Balkan/Central Europe to the Picts (Scots) on British islands all were Celts and Sarmatians (ie Slavs). It just depend from author to author, from era to era, how things were described and recorded.

Now, we are happy to live in informative age, where we have internet and we are happy that we don`t need that somebody else draw conclusions to us. We just have to have a reason and at least minimum honesty to be able to comprehend historical puzzle. No need to involve politics in that.

On basis of following what theories are floating out there.

Most theories support thesis of Slavic autohtonicity in Europe.