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 Introduction          An ancient language form that originated
  in the sub-Saharan West African area of our most ancient civilizations has
  been studied by Nyland (2001).  He found that
  many words used to describe names of places and things in the world seem to
  be closely related to the ancient language, which Nyland called Saharan, and which later was
  predated by the Igbo Language
  of West Africa.  Fortuitously, the Basque
  Language is a close relative to the original Saharan.  Following is a discussion of this
  relationship:          History relates
  that in early times a variety of people came to the British Isles from the
  continent of Europe. These people had names such as Angles,
  Saxons, Friesians, Vikings,
  Celts, Normans, etc. They all brought
  their own peculiar and primitive little languages along with them. These
  languages then somehow magically blended into the beautiful, rich and
  practical language we speak today. History also tells us that small groups of
  people arriving in a new country usually accept the language of their new
  environment, within two or three generations and surely this happened in
  Britain. However, what happened to the highly developed language that was
  spoken by the first inhabitants of Britain? That this language existed we
  know from the writings of the early missionaries. They even used it in their Ogam inscriptions on stone
  and in the Auraicept
  na n'Eces, the
  operations manual of the Benedictine clergy. In Scotland, the original
  language was called Pictish, in Ireland Cruithin
  and often it was referred to as the "Iron Language". How did it
  disappear and what was it like? Surely there must be something left of this
  first language of the British Isles. 
  Languages do not disappears without a trace, especially not in their
  home country. 
   A THEORY IN QUESTION          Sir William
  Jones was dispatched to India as a judge in 1783. Being an amateur linguist,
  he spent his evenings teaching himself Sanskrit, a dead language that was
  being maintained by priests who memorized its sacred hymns. In 1786 he told a
  gathering of the Asiatick Society in Calcutta that many of the classical
  languages, such as Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, Gothic, Celtic and Persian must
  come from the same source:             "a
  stronger affinity ... than could possibly have been produced by accident; so
  strong, indeed, that no philologer could examine them all without believing
  them to have sprung from some common source, which, perhaps, no longer
  exists".              The
  "perfect" relationship between the examples he gave was there for
  everyone to see and Bingo!, the genetic family of Indo-European languages was
  born, soon to be joined by a baffling assortment of laws of phonological
  correspondence and an Ur-mother-language which had supposedly given birth to
  the whole mess. The academic world built a big bandwagon and all jumped on,
  linguists, archeologists, anthropologists, geographers, etc.. All are now
  using the classification "Indo-European" as if it were a reality.
  Over the past two centuries, thousands of highly paid linguists have
  conducted their endless and fruitless research into the perceived genetic
  relationship. All they need now is a few more years of study to answer all
  the questions             While studying
  the language "family" some of the more astute linguists realized
  there was something irregular. They decided that the truth could be
  established by using classical comparative methodology. To accomplish this
  they proposed four criteria supposed to be diagnostic: 
 
             "Indeed,
  courses in historical linguistics at Universities all over the world, in
  spite of much perplexing evidence to the contrary, mostly still persist in
  adhering to strict Indo-European theories".             In spite of
  them, no one thought to ask if there could possibly be another explanation,
  e.g. an invented relationship. To this day, this question is not being asked.
  Edo Nyland maintains that there never were
  any Indo-Europeans, there was no proto-Indo-European language and the family
  of Indo-European languages is a long perpetuated inaccuracy.  It an academic fraud
  because the truth has long been known to a select group of religious
  scholars, who have kept this knowledge secret, as was done in the past
  millennia. If controversy is the lifeblood of scholarship, where are the real
  linguistic scholars, where are the dissenters? Where is their courage?   ENGLISH LANGUAGE
  MANIPULATED          Other
  manipulated languages are  German, Latin, Greek, Russian, Sanskrit, Hebrew, Hungarian, Japanese etc. etc. 
   begin:   dog:    doctor: 
   It is clear from these and hundreds of other examples, that The English
  language is an 
                 Most academics
  accept the Indo-European theory uncritically, teaching it to their students
  as proven science and using the term in a variety of publications. However,
  there are still some linguists who know the truth.  Who these individuals are is still kept secret. In the 20th
  century, many names have been attached to individuals in different parts of
  the world that clearly indicate that the secret of the vowel-interlocking
  formula and its associated language is still preserved and used. The most
  prominent example is probably the name of the British royal family, Windsor.   Windsor (the 'w' is meaningless) 
             The British
  royal family adopted the name Windsor early in this century. It is fair to
  say that they must have known exactly what they were doing. They could not have
  picked a more appropriate name, but some linguist must have advised them. The
  name Windsor is of course a much older name, which was probably made up by
  some Benedictine linguists whose names have been long forgotten.             Another high profile name invented in the 20th
  Century is Stalin,   Stalin:  
             This is a
  fascinating name because the linguists told Stalin was that it came from the
  Russian word "stal" (steel), man of steel. What was not conveyed
  was that it also isa word play in the Basque language, the meaning of which
  tells a very different, but more realistic, story.              A much more
  recent name is Habiari'mana, the Hutu president of Rwanda who, in 1994,
  organized and initiated the mass-murder of the minority Tutsi people, long
  living in his country.   Habiari'mana: 
             It is not known
  who made up this name, but it is a frightening thought that this mentality
  still exists in our world. It is a good possibility that the scholar who made
  up this name is still alive. He is not advertising his skills because this
  specialized knowledge is jealously guarded by some secret society.   UNILINGUAL EUROPE          As the glaciers
  on the Alps and Caucasus melted, the air-circulation around the Mediterranean
  changed drastically. The most affected area was the Central Sahara, which was
  populated by a large population of independent tribes involved in grazing,
  simple agriculture and some irrigation. Some tribes living along the west,
  north and east shores of the Sahara, called the Sea-Peoples by the Egyptians,
  had developed boat-building, star navigation and long distance ocean travel.
  By 5,000 bce. the Central Sahara had become unlivable and most of the people
  had to flee to the coast, where the Sea-Peoples were ready to ferry them to
  Europe/Europa   Europa 
   Africa 
             All these people
  spoke the same Saharan language, adhered to the
  same Goddess religion, practiced a democratic and matrilineal system of
  tribal solidarity, and had the same strong oral traditions. There were no
  weapons of destruction and no fortifications; there was little violence,
  because all living things were precious and respected. There also was no
  inter-marriage between the different groups and inter-tribal cooperation was
  strictly formalized. These tribes were being ferried to the pleasant south
  shores of Europe, the beautiful Danube river valley and the fertile lands
  adjoining the Dnepr river. In general those who came from the Central Sahara
  appear to have settled in Central Europe, the Near East and Russia, while the
  Sea Peoples reserved all the islands and the
  coastal areas for themselves, especially on the Atlantic islands and southern
  Sweden.             There were
  modern people (Homo sapiens) in Europe before the Saharans arrived, as
  the beautiful 30,000-year-old art in the massive caves of southern France and
  northern Spain has shown. These people must have lived there through much of
  the glacial period, occupying south facing caves and hunting the large
  animals associated with a peri-glacial climate. They practiced the same Goddess
  religion and may have spoken the same language.  If this was the case, there must have been contact and likely
  trade in animal skins for use in the skin-boats (ox hide) and for sails
  (reindeer skin). Their fabulously painted caves may have been very famous and
  pilgrimage sites for the believers. Wherever the newcomers lived together
  with the original people, the two groups likely merged, as appears to have
  been the case in the Basque country.              However, in
  general, the European
  continent was very empty,
  especially those lands vacated by the glaciers and ice fields of central
  Europe, Caucasus and Scandinavia. One easily identifiable group of migrants
  was the Berber Sea Peoples from Algiers and Morocco,
  whose migrations and settlements can still be traced by their Rh-negative blood type. Even today, there are Berber
  tribes in the Atlas mountains region, which have 40% of their members with
  Rh-negative blood type. They sailed the Atlantic Ocean and became the Basques
  (32%), the western Irish (25%), the Scots (25%) and the Old Norse on the
  western islands of Norway (about 17%). They also left some of their unusual
  blood type among the Lapps. At the time of their migration, they could not
  yet travel through the North Sea, because that shallow sea was still dry
  land, so they were forced to go west of Ireland.   EXAMPLES OF
  LINGUISTIC RELATIONSHIPS          If the languages
  are not genetically related, the Indo-European group cannot be a family. The
  Indo-European confusion started about 200 years ago when Sir William Jones
  discovered the relationship between Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Germanic etc.
  It looked so obvious, the "perfect" relationship between these words
  was there for everyone to see and, bingo!, the genetic family of
  Indo-European languages was born, complete with assorted laws of phonological
  correspondence and an Ur-mother language which gave birth to all. Even though
  controversy is the lifeblood of scholarship, all our academics happily
  climbed on the bandwagon and the common people swallowed it, but where did
  this wagon take them? Here are two words to which the VCV formula has been
  applied.    The first example is “father”:   SANSKRIT  
   LATIN  
   GERMAN  
   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Another example is "field":   SANSKRIT 
   GREEK  
   LATIN  
   DUTCH 
             As you can see,
  the perceived relationship between these words is not genetic, such as
  naturally derived from some imagined proto-language, but instead they are
  contrived creations by highly skilled linguists using the universal Neolithic
  language. The fact that most appear to be related is not due to a genetic
  relationship, but because of skillful manipulation by the grammarians using
  the VCV system of agglutination. . A very new system of organizing the
  world's languages is urgently needed to accommodate the language invention
  findings, as well as a different approach to the teaching of linguistics.              A great deal of
  time was spent analyzing many words and names in different
  "Indo-European" and "Nostratic" languages to show that
  meaningful words or sentences, written in the Basque language, are hidden in
  many, if not all of them.  It
  certainly is revealing to see how the clergy handled the sensitive words
  relating to sexuality, several of which are shown in the following wordlist.
  Would they have been allowed to use such provocative language if it had been
  suspected that their agglutinations would some day be decoded?               It is necessary
  to point out that Genesis
  11:1 was right; everyone did speak the same highly developed
  language wherever the Saharan immigrants had settled. It couldn't have been
  any different because there was apparently no other highly developed language
  anywhere else in Europe, the Near East, even India (see Dravidians) , Japan (Ainu) and Polynesia.  They were settled by the migrants from the
  Sahara. It appears true that around 2,000 bce. the decision was made in
  Kizzuwadna, the religious center of Luvian male-domination, that the
  language, the religion and the tribal structure of the people from the Sahara
  was to be destroyed, to be replaced with invented
  languages, a male god, nationalism and private land-ownership. When this
  order was repeated in the Old Testament Bible it became a biblical command.
  That was the mission of  Benedictine
  clergy when they built their monasteries in Britain.              The people who
  emigrated to Britain over the centuries, all spoke the same language, the Saharan language, which can
  still be detected as a substratum, throughout Europe. With the use of
  acrostic manipulation, using the vowel-interlocking formula, the original
  Saharan language was mutilated to the point where recognizing it was almost
  impossible. The one modern language, which apparently changed very little, is
  Basque.  The Basque dictionary written
  by Gorka Aulestia (University of Nevada,
  USA) is used primarily in the translations. Edo Nyland has been strongly
  supported with advice by many Basque speakers in Euskadi and the United
  States and urged to place this information on the internet.              Most of
  the linguists who have bothered to look at Nyland's
  (2001 & 2002 ) research have suggested "more reasonable"
  possibilities to explain the observed inconsistencies in our present
  knowledge.. They then invariably decided to ignore the issue until a reason
  for a more thorough examination arose. In such cases, the status quo has always
  ruled and the needed examination has been stalled. The burden of proof is the
  task of those shaking the status quo. It is up to the shaker to provide
  evidence rather than for those simply suggesting that the evidence can be
  accounted for by existing paradigms. In this respect, Nyland has been told
  repeatedly by academics that nothing can be true outside of the status quo.
  Therefore, nothing outside the status quo needs to be investigated, which is
  a sure prescription for continued ignorance and high intellect superstition.  |