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I think that Beckwith makes a good argument that Tibeto-Burman and Sinitic (Chinese) are not actually related, and that lexical similarities between the two are the result of contact and not common inheritance. I don't presently see any reason to connect Tibeto-Burman to Indo-European, but...

...other Sumerian and Akkadian texts, this story is actually an account of the destruction by cometary impact of the first major empire under Sargon (Nimrod) who enforced the worship of the cometary goddess (“Queen of Heaven”) Inanna (Ishtar). He also identifies Gog with Gugu, king of Lydia, and...

Perhaps he is a deep level punctuator?

Source: The Independent

...eventually, to be driven back west by the Chinese, ending up in Akkad then Egypt. The Hittites were a genetically altered group of Scythians; Sargon was a Scythian; ABRAHAM Was a Kantekkian descendant; Abraham/Paris/Alexander/Jacob was a Levite and his wife Sarah/ Helen of Troy was...

...the Rotschilds) A: The lines blur (between high level “useful idiots” and the real powerbrokers). Rothchilds are similar in a smaller way to Sargon. Deep level punctuator. A: One who emerges from seeming obscurity to "make a mark" on history. Don't you wonder where they come from. Think...

...back west by the Northern Chinese, partially branching off as Hittites (A genetically altered group of Scythians (“Close”) and via Akkad (Sargon was a Scythian) ending up in Egypt eventually. FINNS/HUNGARIANS Originally same tribe, from the Carpathian zone originally, but with another...

...eventually, to be driven back west by the Chinese, ending up in Akkad then Egypt. The Hittites were a genetically altered group of Scythians; Sargon was a Scythian; ABRAHAM Was a Kantekkian descendant; Abraham/Paris/Alexander/Jacob was a Levite and his wife Sarah/ Helen of Troy was...

...these dots. Q: Oh, so it will be part of the picture eventually. Well, okay. We will deal with it when it comes up. Next: I notice that Sargon the Great is sort of an unknown person in historical terms. He is the first great 'Akkadian' king of Sumeria, but no one knows exactly where the...

...sound, and reared, generally by a childless couple of humble circumstances. This in essence is the story of the origins of the Akkadian king Sargon, of the Hebrew Moses, of the Persian king Darius, of the Greek hero Perseus, of Romulus, founder of Rome," In each of these cases the foundling...

...sound, and reared, generally by a childless couple of humble circumstances. This in essence is the story of the origins of the Akkadian king Sargon, of the Hebrew Moses, of the Persian king Darius, of the Greek hero Perseus, of Romulus, founder of Rome," In each of these cases the foundling...

...of Laura's Book Secret History, regarding who are the semites, the origin of their language (probably an aryan language from the north imposed by Sargon and its people after conquest of Sumeria) and middle easterners as being mostly descendants of Sumerians, who were also called "blackheaded".

...also. C's break in as Laura is not understanding Perceval's question.} A: The lines blur. Rothchilds are similar in a smaller way to Sargon. Deep level punctuator. Q: (L) What is a deep level punctuator? A: One who emerges from seeming obscurity to "make a mark" on history. Don't you...

...the shores of the Mediterranean. Seal cylinders of the Akkad Dynasty have been found on the island of Cyprus, making it quite likely that Sargon, who founded the Dynasty, reached Cyprus and brought it under his sway. Other Mesopotamian monarchs whose operations reached the Mediterranean in...

On the question of "Who are the Semites" and the excerpts that Laura posted from SHOTW, I think this is finally starting to make sense to me now. It's amazing that having read the book, SHOTW, a few years back, I'm finding so many things that went completely over my head the first time I read...

On the topic of semites:

On the topic of Semites, continued:

on the topic of semites continued:

...direction: what other names were the Danaans known by? A: Scythians. Q: (L) How did the Scythians get to Egypt? A: VIA Akkad. Q: (L) Was Sargon a Scythian? A: Yes. Q: (L) Were the Hittites a genetically altered group of Scythians? A: Close. Q: (L) Where do the Scythians come from...

...of Egypt the "Joseph" of the Bible? A: Mainly. Q: Does that mean that Joseph was a composite story? A: Yes. Q: Was King Scorpion a son of Sargon the Great? A: Close. Q: Was he, as the Joseph story tells, kidnapped and sold into Egypt? A: No. Q: Was he sent to Egypt to have a hand in...