UWAGA!!! Wg wywiadu z ukraińską archeolog, słyszalnego na jednym z filmów zamieszczonych poniżej datowanie radiowęglowe wskazuje nawet na wiek pierwszej swastyki, swargi, kołowrotu na 15,000 lat!!!
Jeśli ktoś myśli, że odpuściłem łowcom ruskich trolli i innym podobnym ich brednie o „południowej drodze R1a”, no to pomyłka! Tymczasem gińcie ze strachu kluseczki, bo wkrótce powracam do kopania zwolenników „południowej drogi R1a”, bohatersko w ciszy leżących i krwawiących ze wszystkich otworów, także i tych dokonanych moim dowodzeniem… 🙂
A oto poniżej wpis, który już jest tylko kolejnym dobijaniem konającego Hindusa z hindutva, no ale można w komentarzach do niego znaleźć przykłady na myślenie podobne do mojego, o pochodzeniu tzw. PIE = Pra+Słowian od łowców mamutów ze stepu, jak ci z Mezine… z bagien Prypeci…
History of the Swastika – Mezine Old Europe Vinca Cucuteni Trypillian Greece Rome Celtic Germanic
Published on May 3, 2015
The earliest swastika ever found was uncovered in Mezine, Ukraine. It is carved on late paleolithic figurine of mammoth ivory, being dated as early as about 10,000 BC. Among the earliest cultures utilizing swastika is the Old Europe, neolithic Danube Valley Civilization, Vinca, Cucuteni-Trypillian
In Bronze Age Europe, the „Sun cross” appears most frequently of all continents, often interpreted as a solar symbol. Swastika shapes have been found on numerous artifacts from Iron Age Europe (Greco-Roman, Illyrian, Etruscan, Baltic, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic and Georgian Borjgali).This prehistoric use seems to be reflected in the appearance of the symbol in various folk cultures of Europe. The symbol has been found on vessels in the ancient city of Troy, The evidence shows that it served as a symbol of fertility and life. Its similar use can be found in Trench Graves in Mycanae, Greece, on Athenian vases and even decorating the garments of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. Also the Greek Parthenon had this symbol as a Greek design just like other designs.
Swastika is a definite European sign moving east into Indus Valley Civilization. It was brought by migrating tribes to India where it is revered in the religious and cultural life of the Indo-Aryans. It did not originate in the Indus Valley Civilization as some people thought.
Distribution of mobile art in Eastern Europe.
1 Staryé Duruitory, 2 Brynzeny, 3 Kosseoutzy, 4 Klimaoutzy, 5 Suren’ 1, 6 Chan-Koba, 7 Apiantcha, 8 grotte d’Uvarov, 9 Sakagia, 10 Sagvardgilé, 11 Gvardgilas-Kldé, 12 Devis-Khvreli, 13 Taro-Kldé, 14 Molodova V, 15 Lissitchniki, 16 Lipa VI, 17 Klinetz, 18 Ossokorovka, 19 Dubovaya Balka, 20 Kaïstrovaya Balka, 21 Mejiritch (Mezhirich), 22 Kievo-Kirillovskaya, 23 Mézine (Mezin), 24 Novgorod Severskyi, 25 Puchkari I, 26 Dobranitchevka, 27 Gontzy, 28, Rogalik, 29 Amvrossievka, 30 Eliseevitchi I, 31 Eliseevitchi II, 32 Yudinovo, 33 Khoylevo II, 34 Timonovka, 35 Suponevo, 36 Avdeevo, 37 Sungir’, 38 Gagarino, 39 Kostienki 19, 40 Kostienki 21, 41 Kostienki 13, 42 Kostienki 1, 43 Kostienki 14, 44 Kostienki 12, 45 Kostienki 17, 46 Kostienki 2, 47 Kostienki 11, 48 Kostienki 4, 49 Kostienki 15, 50 Kostienki 9, 51 Kostienki 8, 52 Borchtchevo 1, 53 Borchtchevo 2, 54 Ilskaya, 55 Murakovka, 56 Ostrovskaya, 57 Bez’imyannyi, 58 Smelobskaya, 59 Kapova, 60 Ignatievskaya.
Photo: Abramova (1995)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezine
Mezine is a place within the modern country of Ukraine which has the most artifact finds of Paleolithic culture origin.[1][2][3][4] The epigravettian [5] site is located on a bank of the Desna river.[6] The settlement is best known for an archaeological find of a set of bracelets engraved with marks possibly representing calendar lunar-cycles.[7] Also found near Mezine was the earliest known example of a swastika-like form, as part of a decorative object dated to 10,000 BCE. It was described (see references for illustrations) as an object carved from ivory mammoth tusks to resemble [8] an:
| “ | Ice age Bird … with Inscribed Swastikas… [9] | ” |
The bird is understood as an inherently shamanistic animal, often being a symbol of the soul or of the spirit experienced in flight (from death).[10] (…)
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http://eurogenes.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/out-of-india-chickens-coming-home-to.html
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Out-of-India chickens coming home to roost
Razib has posted a spacious but none-too-technical review of the ongoing Aryan Invasion Theory (AIT) controversy, along with some personal anecdotes and predictions about how ancient DNA from South Asia might shape the debate in the near future (see here).
It should be a useful guide to the topic for those of you who aren’t quite as excited about reading about my latest adventures with qpGraph as many of the regulars in the comments here.
One thing that I’d perhaps add to Razib’s post is that the ancient DNA record now boasts Late Neolithic Yamnaya-like Corded Ware Culture individuals from the East Baltic region that belong to Y-haplogroup R1a-Z645. And that’s usually as far as their lineages go (see here).
This is important, because the Z645 mutation is directly and recently ancestral to the pair of likely post-Neolithic mutations that define the two R1a subclades most common in Europe and South Asia today: Z282 and Z93, respectively.
So not only are the „European” R1a-Z282 and „South Asian” R1a-Z93 relatively young sister clades, but their ancestral clade has now been found in ancient samples from Northeastern Europe that probably predate their appearance by only a few generations, if that. Of course, the upshot of all of this is that R1a-Z93 could not have originated very far from the East Baltic, which makes South Asia look about as likely as the homeland of this subclade as the goddamn moon. Conversely, it makes AIT look very plausible indeed.
However, granted, this might seem very confusing to anyone who hasn’t been studying the R1a topology for years, and perhaps better left out of the more mainstream debates on AIT for the sake of simplicity. By the way, I found this part of Razib’s post especially intriguing:
One scientist who holds to the position that most South Asian ancestry dates to the Pleistocene argued to me that we don’t know if ancient Indian samples from the northwest won’t share even more ancestry than the Iranian Neolithic and Pontic steppe samples. In other words, ANI was part of some genetic continuum that extended to the west and north. This is possible, but I do not find it plausible.
I suspect that this scientist’s rather fanciful suggestion (which really flies in the face of very solid models based on ancient genomic data from Europe and surrounds) is a hint of the direction that the debate will take right after the publication of ancient genomes from South Asia. Because when that happens, obfuscators like this guy (usually hopeless Out-of-India proponents) will either have to concede defeat and quit the debate, or ramp up their obfuscations to spectacular new highs.
And please don’t mistake my confidence on this issue for bluff and bluster. It’s not exactly the best kept secret out there that ancient samples from India and Pakistan are now ready, and…oops I probably can’t say more than that for now. Pity.
See also…
Ancient herders from the Pontic-Caspian steppe crashed into India: no ifs or buts
Posted by Davidski at 8:39:00 PM 132 comments:
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batman said…
Davidski, „And metallurgy is not a Proto-Indo-European thing. It was introduced into Indo-European societies by foreigners.”
There’s ample indications of a relationship between the origin of the (pre-neolithic) ceramcis of northern Eurasia and the metalurgy of northern Eurasia.
Furthermore, the later evolution of pottery and metallurgy – both – have obvious relations with the spread anevolution of agriculture.
Finally we may see that the evolution of all three fields of competence and capabilities are related to the mesolithic routes of travel and trade – basically following the waterways along coasts and major rivers.
During the last two decades there’s been several discoveries of major networks – of civil travel and organized trade – across most of Europe and northern Asia already during late-mesolithic Europe. That includes the Atlantic facade and the Mediterranean waters in the west, as well as the Baltic, the Black and the Caspian Seas in central Eurasia. The latter connected via the first, organized river-trade, no later than 8.000 BP.
As the traces of a „basal Eurasian” trading-culture goes back to the mesolithic time, there’s no more room for a „unknown, nostratic origin” of the I-E expressions, as recognized in languages, forms and formats, symbols and structures.
Today we may even link the forms and formats of late-Paleolithic symbolism and the well-known world of the Corded, Combed and Pit-Wares. Today we may even follow a tradition of decorative symbolism from the very late-Paleolithic Mezin – via the pottery of the North Eurasia’s Neolithic, as well as the art of Eurasia’s Bronze Age and Iron Age…
http://donsmaps.com/wolfcamp.html
Per consequence there’s no factual reasons left to claim that metalurgy – as little as pottery and agriculture – was explored and developed into (common) craftmanship – in isolation from the Indo-European culture. Unless you’re in need to claim that the cultural expressions of the first I-E speakers originated south of the 40th paralell…
July 7, 2017 at 6:24 AM
Vara said…
@Davidski „And metallurgy is not a Proto-Indo-European thing. It was introduced into Indo-European societies by foreigners.”
How did you reach this conclusion? Proto-Indo-Europeans held metal work in high regards, and all of the known IE people had a smith god or a smith hero, Hittites included.
July 7, 2017 at 10:41 AM
Davidski said…
@Vara Proto-Indo-European has very limited vocab related to metallurgy. This doesn’t look good for the idea that is commonly argued in the comments here that the Proto-Indo-European culture was spread on the back of metallurgy.
More on the topic of metal and Indo-Europeans at the Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture.
July 7, 2017 at 4:52 PM
SKRBH 
Zwracam uwagę, że kołowrót, swarga, swastyka występowała w zdobieniach Indian z Ameryki Północnej!!!
False History, Forbidden Archaeology – The Swastika Throughout History
False History – Forbidden Archaeology – The Swastika Throughout History – History is Written By the Victors
One of the world’s oldest symbols, representing good fortune, peace, and light. The swastika is a very old symbol with use widespread throughout the world. Sometimes referred to as a “Gammadion” “Hakenkreuz” or a “Flyfot,” it traditionally had been a sign of good fortune and well being The word “swastika” is derived from the Sanskrit “su” meaning “well” and “asti” meaning “being.”
A long line of swastikas from around the world are featured (keep watching, it is worth it). But mainstream science would have us believe that all of these civilizations developed independently from one another.
Countless anomalies are found around the earth which don’t fit the mainstream version of history. They indicate our ancestors lived lives vastly different from what we have been led to believe are facts.
Many suspect that today’s dating of historical events may have some errors… on a tall scale. But history is written by the victors. History as we know it today was designed and finalized during the 1600s, largely by Joseph Scaliger.
Born in Agen, southern France, into the family of an Italian scholar and physician, Joseph Justus Scaliger studied in Bordeaux and Paris before taking a position as companion to the young French nobleman Louis Chasteigner de la Roche-Posay. With generous resources for travel and study at his disposal, he began work on editions of classical authors and his reputation as an acute textual critic grew. Before Scaliger settled in Leiden in 1593, the pair had travelled together through Italy, England, and Scotland, and — following the massacre of St Bartholomew in 1572 — Scaliger had fled to and resided in Geneva for two years.
During his lifetime, Scaliger was regarded as one of the greatest scholars of his age and throughout his substantial surviving correspondence both the extraordinary range and the spectacular ambition of his interests are documented meticulously.
Scaliger’s surviving correspondence amounts to 1,669 letters, written between 1561 and 1609. About two-thirds of the letters are in Latin, many with substantial Greek and Hebrew components, and almost all of the remainder is written in French.
Subscribe to this channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPi6…
Forbidden Archaeology – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbidd…
History of the Swastika – http://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-…
How the World Loved the Swastika Until Hitler Stole it – http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-2964…
A Sign of Good Luck Becomes a Symbol of Evil – http://www.holocaust-trc.org/the-holo…
History of the Swastika – http://history1900s.about.com/cs/swas…
Why Did Nazis Hijack the Swastika? – http://mentalfloss.com/article/57165/…
The Piri Reis Map – http://www.ancient-origins.net/antarc…
Mysteries of the Piri Reis Map – http://www.diegocuoghi.com/Piri_Reis/…
Genetic Disc – Columbia – http://unsolved-mysteries.info/englis…
Hidden History of the Human Race – http://projectavalon.net/lang/en/klau…
The History of New Chronology – http://www.chronologia.org/en/history…
Joseph Justus Scaliger – http://www.britannica.com/biography/J…
A History of Modern Culture – https://books.google.ca/books?id=CfnC…
Forbidden Archaeology’s Impact – http://ncse.com/rncse/19/3/review-for…
As always, use this info to gather more info.
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BBC The Story of the Swastika
Published on Nov 6, 2013
kafirstunner666er3 years ago
卐 is symbol of PEACE,, where as Jews hate to see when they are tortured by Nazis. This still doesnt makes a symbol as Evil that is stupidity of yourself. By the way,, when there were 6.5million had genocides by Nazi and after 1945 ww2 there were also genocides of innocent hardworking German civilians in there own country by the Soviets and other. According to true history all were evil criminals. Soviets caused over 20 million genocides and there symbol as been ignored by west and others evils were like Ottoman and Islamic empires caused massive genocides with this (* kind of symbol, Spaniard were evil who ethnic cleansed Native americans, Mongols even Americans bombers werent that good as the Nazi but dont understand all of this are ignored for whom? But i belong to Aryan community and Hindu 卐 which is for real. Also dont forget about Buddhist and Jains 卐
JuanDVene3 years ago
A symbols meaning is subjective. To you it’s a symbol of peace, to the west it’s a symbol of evil, to anyone else it could be a symbol for salad. It’s like words.
kafirstunner666er3 years ago (edited)
+JuanDVene In most of European tribes history itself is connected with this symbol not just this symbol is for Hindu, Jain, Buddhism symbol or even peace.
AlexanderTheNotSoGreat2 years ago (edited)
I completely understand that the symbol is widely misinterpreted, but no matter how much you tell other people that this—> 卐 is a religious symbol of peace, many will not accept it. Unfortunately because of what happened back in WWII, no one will ever forget the horrors and the carnage that 卐 was associated with. WWII is still historically very recent, and there are people alive right now who can tell you about that era and what the symbol means to them.
If the swastika is gonna see any sort of recovery of it’s reputation, I doubt any of us will ever live long enough to see that. That recovery will take decades maybe even centuries before everyone or at the very least a majority of people in the world finally understand the swastikas true meaning.
kafirstunner666er2 years ago (edited)
+AkemiTheTimeTraveler This 卐 does not associate anything at all with nazis. This is a propaganda however its associated with every Indo-European culture and our civilization. At least its better than Satanic Jewish star symbol, although Hitler was an old dictator not that big person, jews are expecting a lot more than he really is. 卐 this is no issue in the eastern part of world unlike your west. May be its because Jewish are too afraid of nazism but 卐 is not nazism because of its history before nazism is quiet long. Your west is very stupid people scared of even dead nazis. Ashamed to see how west bowed to such hypocrites.
Phillip Robertson2 years ago
India has some of the lowest poverty levels. If you are so prosperous, why not use that prosperity to help your starving, forgotten, and orphaned? Financial aid is received by India from plenty of countries. You can not argue that the Swastika is JUST a holy symbol, however, you must lived with the fact that it is associated with the murders of millions. India was nearly completely uneffected by the war and therefore the majority is uneducated about it. Do not sympathize with something you do not understand. IT IS A SYMBOL OF HATRED. IT IS A SYMBOL OF WELL BEING. You must look through the eyes of Jews, the French, and Gemans because they were actually effected by the war! It was their children dying! Do not call them ignorant!
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The Ancient History of the Swastika in Europe
Published on Apr 6, 2017
The earliest swastika known has been found in Mezine, Ukraine. It is carved on late paleolithic figurine of mammoth ivory, being dated as early as about 10,000 BC. Among the earliest cultures utilizing swastika is the Old Europe, neolithic Danube Valley Civilization, Cucuteni-Trypillian and Vinca.
In Bronze Age Europe, the „Sun cross” appears most frequently of all continents, often interpreted as a solar symbol. Swastika shapes have been found on numerous artifacts from Iron Age Europe (Greco-Roman, Illyrian, Etruscan, Baltic, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic and Georgian Borjgali).This prehistoric use seems to be reflected in the appearance of the symbol in various folk cultures of Europe. The symbol has been found on vessels in the ancient city of Troy, The evidence shows that it served as a symbol of fertility and life. Its similar use can be found in Trench Graves in Mycanae, Greece, on Athenian vases and even decorating the garments of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. Also the Greek Parthenon had this symbol as a Greek design just like other designs.
A definite European sign moving east into Hindus Valley Civilization. It was brought by migrating tribes to India where it is revered in the religious and cultural life of the Indo-Aryans. It did not originate in the Indus Valley Civilization as some people thought.
Sources:
Искон / Origin:
tolerancethroughknow: https://www.youtube.com/user/tolerancethroughknow
The Origin of the Swastika
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The Story of the Swastika in Europe
Published on May 19, 2017
The earliest swastika known has been found in Mezine, Ukraine. It is carved on late paleolithic figurine of mammoth ivory, being dated as early as about 10,000 BC. Among the earliest cultures utilizing swastika is the Old Europe, neolithic Danube Valley Civilization, Cucuteni-Trypillian and Vinca.
In Bronze Age Europe, the „Sun cross” appears most frequently of all continents, often interpreted as a solar symbol. Swastika shapes have been found on numerous artifacts from Iron Age Europe (Greco-Roman, Illyrian, Etruscan, Baltic, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic and Georgian Borjgali).This prehistoric use seems to be reflected in the appearance of the symbol in various folk cultures of Europe. The symbol has been found on vessels in the ancient city of Troy, The evidence shows that it served as a symbol of fertility and life. Its similar use can be found in Trench Graves in Mycanae, Greece, on Athenian vases and even decorating the garments of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love. Also the Greek Parthenon had this symbol as a Greek design just like other designs.
A definite European sign moving east into Hindus Valley Civilization. It was brought by migrating tribes to India where it is revered in the religious and cultural life of the Indo-Aryans. It did not originate in the Indus Valley Civilization as some people thought.
BBC Reclaiming the Swastika
Mukti Jain Campion reports on calls to reclaim the symbol from its Nazi links.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29644591
The irony is that the swastika is more European in origin than most people realize. Archaeological finds have long demonstrated that the swastika is a very old symbol, but ancient examples are by no means limited to India. It was used by the Ancient Greeks, Celts, and Anglo-Saxons and some of the oldest examples have been found in Eastern Europe, from the Baltic to the Balkans .
If you want to see just how deeply rooted the swastika pattern is in Europe, a good place to start is Kiev where the National Museum of the History of Ukraine has an impressive range of exhibits.
Among the museum’s most highly prized treasures is a small ivory figurine of a female bird. Made from the tusk of a mammoth, it was found in 1908 at the Palaeolithic settlement of Mezin near the Russian border.
On the torso of the bird is engraved an intricate meander pattern of joined up swastikas. It’s the oldest identified swastika pattern in the world and has been radio carbon-dated to an astonishing 15,000 years ago. The bird was found with a number of phallic objects which supports the idea that the swastika pattern was used as a fertility symbol.
In 1965 a palaeontologist called Valentina Bibikova discovered that the swastika meander pattern on the bird is very similar to the naturally occurring pattern visible on a cross-section of ivory. Could it be that the Palaeolithic makers of the figurine were simply reflecting what they saw in nature – the huge mammoth they associated with well-being and fertility?
Single swastikas began to appear in the Neolithic Vinca culture across south-eastern Europe around 7,000 years ago. But it’s in the Bronze Age that they became more widespread across the whole of Europe. In the Museum’s collection there are clay pots with single swastikas encircling their upper half which date back to around 4,000 years ago. When the Nazis occupied Kiev in World War Two they were so convinced that these pots were evidence of their own Aryan ancestors that they took them back to Germany. (They were returned after the war.)
In the Museum’s Grecian collection, the swastika is visible as the architectural ornament which has come to be known as the Greek key pattern, widely used on tiles and textiles to this day.
The Ancient Greeks also used single swastika motifs to decorate their pots and vases. One fragment in the collection from around 7th Century BCE shows a swastika with limbs like unfurling tendrils painted under the belly of a goat.
Perhaps the most surprising exhibit in the museum is of fragile textile fragments that have survived from the 12th Century AD. They are believed to belong to the dress collar of a Slav princess, embroidered with gold crosses and swastikas to ward off evil.
The swastika remained a popular embroidery motif in Eastern Europe and Russia right up to World War Two.
In Western Europe the use of indigenous ancient swastikas petered out long before the modern era but examples can be found in many places such as the famous Bronze Age Swastika Stone on Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire.
Some people think this long history can help revive the symbol in Europe as something positive.
Sources: Hathuwolf Harson – Symbolisme du Swastika
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCICdsmdKJAFwa1inVoRzg7w
BBC Reclaiming the Swastika
Rhys Tomos1 month ago
We Must Reclaim Our Swastika!
ArchHighLordOmega -Revelation19:17,181 month ago (edited)
Rhys Tomos I know how the Swastika crossed the globe… shall I tell you?
F4NEX1 month ago
Cucuteni-Trypillian is from Romania (Thraco-Geto-Dacia) ! Why is so hard to mention/ specify that? Spartacus was a THRACIAN; whatever.. nice vid ; )
ArchHighLordOmega -Revelation19:17,181 month ago (edited)
F4NEX I know how the Swastika crossed the globe… shall I tell you?
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Children’s reactions to swastika (and other symbols for the first time)
Published on Jan 10, 2017
These children have been made to look at some symbols for the first time in their life. Swastika, hammer and sickle, Celtic cross, star of David, the flag of ISIS (just to give some examples) have a strong evocative power for an adult, racalling past and present wars, hopes, fears and also great part of the most recent history. A child, instead, sees them as a neutral universe, yet to be interpreted. Our semiotic experiment starts from the basis of the sign, before it takes on its historical heritage and its meaning, in other words, before it turns from signifier to real symbol. Through children’s answers we will find out how they were able to feel (as sort of prophecy) the negativity of some of the symbols and, sometimes, even to indicate details which are very close to what happened in history.
Created and directed by Luca Iavarone
Camera man: Raffaello Durso. Assistant: Paola Mirisciotti. Sound engineer: Nicola Celia.
http://youmedia.fanpage.it/video/ab/WHJFX-Sw4UIBOGim
lol _012 months ago
Okay….nazi symbol isn’t the same as swastika! So dear uploader, fuck yourself. It is a symbol of peace and prosperity for hindus,buddhists and jains! It was hijacked by hitler ….but that has not changed its meaning for billions of people! so do your research
Lee Harvey Oswald2 weeks ago (edited)
I knew what was a swastika when I was 3 years old! I actually draw one and showed it to my parents any my dad whoop me…… yup he said „That’s a hate symbol Connor!” And I didn’t even know anything about the holocaust till 2nd grade,Then I realized what third Reich did. I only draw the damn thing because I find it quite eye pleasing even though I didn’t understand what that symbol stood for!
R&N RailProductions5 days ago
Yet communism killed and did more evil than the Third Reich… And how the fuck is the Celtic cross a hate symbol? Just because a Waffen-SS division used it?
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Swastika T-Shirts Cause Controversy on Campus
Published on Feb 15, 2017
A vendor on USC’s campus was selling swastika T-shirts when students became angry. One student told USC administration and DPS that she felt it was inappropriate. That’s when USC stepped in and shut down the incident. Students had lots to say about the T-shirts and some argued that it was the vendors right to freedom of speech to sell the merchandise.
Sanjana Ahuja1 month ago
Wow just wow. It makes me wonder how they are ready to be a prisoners of past. The swastika is sanskrit world meaning well being. Hitler used it for a wrong purpose. But this symbol is sacred to hindus. That girl is Chinese. We Don’t hate Islamic symbol just because they came to India and ruled us or defame British flag. That girl is so self centered. I don’t know what to say. How the fuck are you trying to improve things for human being ? If every person starts holding grudges about these things that were unfortunate but happened in the past, Indians will be the first to fuck with your mind.
whitey man1 week ago
the Jew programing has worked out very well, these kids are gonna be wonderful servants.
Students upset by vendor selling swastika T-shirts
Published on Feb 15, 2017
Many students were upset today by a vendor on Trousdale selling T-shirts with swastikas. The vendor has since removed the T-shirts and told Annenberg Media he didn’t mean to offend anyone. An argument broke out earlier today between a student defending the vendor and students who argued the symbol has no place on campus. More info: bit.ly/2lN1wcn
WetwetRB64 months ago (edited)
Promoting a multicultural/ethnic symbol that represents “good fortune” or “well-being” used 5,000 years before Hitler stole it’s design. „BUT HES SUPPORTING NAZIS.” I thought USC students were smart, but no, they’re sensationalist triggered SJW’s, of course.
MataHaji4 months ago (edited)
I like how the two on the left cannot have a decent conversation without yelling. I don’t know what the true intentions were of the vendor nor do I support Nazi’s or anything hate related, but from what I read is that the shirt showed what the symbol meant throughout history. It has been used waaay before Nazi Germany ever made it a symbol of evil by Hinduism and Buddhism. I side with the girl on the right with this one. The guy took it down and they made it into something bigger than it probably should of been. I dunno, maybe i just don’t let my emotions get the best of me and actually think…..
Kaminoneh Bhoot4 months ago
As a Hindu, this denim bitch is offensive as fuck. I use the Swastika every fucking day because it’s my religious right.
daniel savage4 months ago
Nazis were socialists they weren’t „Far right” fucking stupid anti semitic liberals
ATVN Newscast 2-15-2017
Published on Feb 15, 2017
Annenberg Media
Rebecca4 months ago
the ACLU’s position about on-campus hate speech: https://www.aclu.org/other/hate-speech-campus
Vendor on USC campus found selling swastika t-shirts
Published on Feb 16, 2017
Emotions ran high on USC’s campus after a vendor was spotted selling t-shirts with swastikas. FOX 11’s Zohreen Adamjee spoke to the seller.
badboymorales4 months ago
the Buddha monks need to take over that symbol again. like that people cant use that symbol in a negative manner anymore.. this symbol has been in used for thousands of years in one way or another. but because the nazis used the symbol for 10 years people think this symbol has bad significance, but it actually signifies good luck and good fortune. #Buddhamonkstakeoverswastika
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Solar Symbols of Europe – Sun cross (⨁), Swastika (卐), Six-Star, Sun Swirl, Germanic Rune, etc.
Published on Apr 10, 2017
Solar Wheel, Sun Cross ⨁, Swastika 卍, Triskele, Six-Star, Black Sun, Hagal Rune, Odal Rune Swirl, etc.
Dutch film „Eeuwig Leevende Tekens” by Hamer – „Volksche Werkgemeenschap” (Folkish Study Group) – ancestral heritage, solar wheel, sun cross, tree of life, etc.
Full Film Immortal Symbols 1941:
Laretta Brown2 months ago
it’s too bad nature is no longer involved
Srdjan Raicevic2 months ago
All Slavic symbols of Sorbs Serbs Sorabi Sveubi Swabi this is Slavic
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Nazi Cab Driver Defends Wearing Swastika Armband
Published on May 17, 2014
Describing himself as a ‚National Socialist,’ New York City cab driver Gabriel Diaz talks with CBS 2’s Lou Young about the Nazi armband he was caught wearing in his cab.
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The TRUE Meaning Of The SWASTIKA & Its 12,000 Years Of History
Ancient Mysteries
Published on Aug 1, 2017
The Swastika is viewed mostly as a symbol of evil nowadays, but the real origins of this symbols is anything but that and it has a history of over 12,000 years and appears in cultures from around the world.
Michael Richter
1 week ago
So earnestly defending the swastika … and then getting the basic facts wrong (not to mention that your own images contradict some of your pronouncements, so this can only be the result of lazy incompetence).
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