Stonehenge was built by black Britons, children’s history book claims
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
🧠 These people are stupid!
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Thanks for this.
I read a book by Iman Jacob Wilkens on troy. It is from this book I got the hint of the book by Geoffrey of Monmouth.
Also, the comic book Asterix mentions a certain Cassiveilaunus. In Dutch: Kassie Weilen means: dead. So, as kids reading this, we always got a kick out of that.
Apparently, the name has much more to it, and a shrewd man he seems to have been.
Interesting. History has been censored, covered-up, and politically erased. A good example of this is the Khumry written language, which is called Coelbren. Despite the Anglo-Saxon (Hanoverian) insistence that it is a made-up language, it is found in Britain on ancient steles (standing blocks), manuscripts, carvings, copper scrolls, tombstones, contemporary accounts from other countries and all manner of other artifacts (especially the cross of Arthur).
The establishment crooks have written off this Coelbren alphabet as the creation of a Welsh-British Antiquarian called Iolo Morganwg during the 19th century, yet the authors easily show in their books how this accusation is completely false and they give many examples of its use and notice centuries prior to the time of the alleged forgery. On example is the golden spoons from Sutton Hoo, which clearly had a form of the Khumric Coelbren Alphabet cut into the handles. It was already almost an impossibility for this ship burial to have been either Angle or Saxon pagan burial.
Any notion of a shared or inclusive Brythonic heritage were forgotten however when the London establishment and Crown imported the German Hanoverian family of the elector of Hanover as their puppet Kings and Queens .
There are traditions of the Ancient British Coelbren Alphabet being identical with Ancient Etruscan, Rhaetian, and Pelasgian Alphabets. Even Julius Caesar makes mention of this alphabet… Caesar described the ancient British Alphabet circa 55 BC. The Roman historian Ammianus Marcellinus also described the British Alphabet and actually stated that the Greeks got their Alphabet from the British… [From Assyria the Khumry] left Armenia and migrated westwards through Asia Minor. The Pelasgian alphabet is nearly identical to Etruscan and British Coelbren. The Alphabet appears in the Aegean, and in ancient Palestine and Egypt. From the Dardanelles in Asia Minor half of these people went to Italy to found the Etruria in 650 BC, and the remaining half sailed for Britain in 504 BC.” This was the second wave of migration. The first occurred in 1600 BC, to which Geauntes -Gutian - Albyne sailed with a fleet of ships. Albyne was one of two banished daughters of King Dioclician, king of Surrye - Sirrye - Surrey (Syria)
Further evidence this language is legitimate can be found in the Athens Museum. A rather large stone resides there inscribed with the Ancient British Coelbren Alphabet found on Lemnos Island in 1876 AD. Professor Sir John Morris Jones wrote a Thesis in 1898 that demonstrated how the complex Khumric Syntax and that of Ancient Egypt were identical. Plus the fact that the same seven vowels – A E I O U W Y – were used in Ancient Egypt and by the Khumry.
Thanks!
It reminds me of how preconceived ideas tend to color the facts. By the same token, the alphabet you mentioned could easily have migrated the other way around. Or may have been exponents of an older source.
For instance, say, somewhere in the future, after our civilization has gone the way of all civilizations prior, people discover that there has been a huge battle at Waterloo. So, they start digging in the US. They find a lot of stuff, but nothing actually confirming an early 19th century battle.
Then someone else comes around and says that based on other evidence, the Waterloo to look for is somewhere in Belgium, Europe and is then called a on-orthodox as the most friendly moniker. .....
What is absolutely amazing is translating ancient script like Etruscan an Egyptian has always been easily accessible. Instead, it was hidden from us. I'm in the process of purchasing "Cymroglyphics" 2nd Edition. You can learn to read and write Egyptian hieroglyphs in a matter of hours, not years. The big surprise is the language that unlocks hieroglyphs is not Coptic, but Coelbren (Welsh).
Very interesting. It indeed looks like it.
What I recognize: S[e]- sound represented by the welsh word: sicrhau the word in Dutch is zeker or sicher in German and conveys the same meaning and is retained in the saying: zo zeker als vast ( Flemish) or vast(fast[ened]) en zeker ( Dutch).
The Rogh sound symbolized with the open mouth, reminds me of ruach = meaning wind/breath, spirit or indeed speech, which indeed, is descriptive for speech, making of sounds, which would also enclose the idea of magic.
I'll have a look see!