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“It's not unusual,” my swarthy, dark skinned, curly haired Welsh brothers…
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| is this the Khumric lineage? |
someone once said, “Language (and its fawning cohort in crime History) is re-written by the Conquerors.”
Such a bold statement has been substantiated more times than it's worth talking about, suffice to say that Wales might have been a 'capsule repository' for such an ancient language as Khumric in that it wasn't as 'successfully invaded' as the rest of Europe by successive BC Empires/Ideologies.
In 55 B.C., Julius Caesar came to Britain and described the tribal people he found in a place now called The Vale of Glamorgan in Wales as dark-skinned and curly-haired. Not Gallic/Viking ginges, but arabic Mediterranean types.
As you'll see from Free Planet's previous post, I've just discovered the thirty-five years of revisionist Welsh research by Alan Wilson into Two Arthurs of Glamorgan and the Lost Tribes of Israel. Now, being 'devoutly agnostic', Free Planet isn't too fussed about who's god, but what is very alluring is Wilson's major claim that he can TRANSLATE ANCIENT ETRUSCAN from northwest Italy using the Coelbren Alphabet and the Khumric Language.
So, I had a think, “Who is a typical dark-skinned, curly-haired, mediterranean-looking Welsh representative of Alan Wilson's Khumric claim? Tom Jones, born Thomas Jones Woodward.” A lad from Glamorgan, quite accidentally, who became famous in the 1960s as The Welsh Elvis Presley enjoying many successful years on the Las Vegas entertainment circuit and more recently co-hosting The Voice etc.
Yes, it's random, and unfair, to paint all Welsh with Tom's blatantly Mediterranean brush, but the main point of this supplemental post is, “Free Planet now needs to see Ancient Welsh translations of (unreadable) Etruscan artefacts,” and to this end I've contacted Alan Wilson directly in the hope that he can supply some recent translations for illustrative purposes. I also hope I can get a recent-findings quote from Alan to supplement this post.
Fingers crossed.
Source: http://mikephilbin.blogspot.com/2015/05/its-not-unusual-my-swarthy-dark-skinned.html
