Greek Flag of Turkic Symbol - 6000 B.C.

"The Turks Gave Us Our God, Our Holy Cross, the Name of Jesus, and the Holy Trinity!"
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(Gene D. Matlock, What Strange Mystery Unites the Turkish Nations, India, Catholicism, and Mexico?, 2006, ch. 6, p.40)

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[rav8x8]

pathetic

[IdelUralState]

@rav8x8

“The Greeks equally owed many of their deities, and early arts, to the congers of the Tuskans in Asia Minor. The mythology of Etruria points to an Eastern, and to a Turanian, origin [...]" (J. G. R. Forlong, Encyclopedia of Religions or Faiths of Man, Teil 2, Kessinger Publishing, 2003, p.74)

Yes, very pathetic...

[rav8x8]

@IdelUralState pseudo-historians is pseudo-historians...

[IdelUralState]

@rav8x8

It is also worth mentioning that modern Tuva, a Turanian people, call their shamanic protector spirits érénï - a cognate term for the ancient Hellenic erinnyes, which were dark "Fury" spirits that punished and pursued sinners (see "Shamanism" by Mircea Eliade, p.498)

[texascowboygunfan]

lol, the cross represents christianity.

understood? you turkic sand nigger!

[IdelUralState]

@texascowboygunfan

"The Turks Gave Us Our God, Our Holy Cross, the Name of Jesus, and the Holy Trinity!" (Gene D. Matlock, What Strange Mystery Unites the Turkish Nations, India, Catholicism, and Mexico?, 2006, ch. 6, p.40)

You seem to be descandant of Anglo-Saxon, to your knowledge Anglo-Saxons were you Kyptchak forefathers from Attilas era.

[Igotangry]

even death of jesus on cross tale must have something to do with old hunnic Turkish belief. going to god with having no crime pure.

[IdelUralState]

@ThePROMITHEAS1 Of course this dialogue is useless, so why you are commenting with your antique "knowlege" then ?

"It is easier to believe a lie that was told over hundred times, than the truth that was never heard."

Robert S. Lynd

[karteorhan]

@burakkk55 ortak keimeler bulunabilir, mesela minesota demek berrak su demektir. sota=su. ama colomb amerikayı keşfettiğinde kızılderililerin 2kıtada 350binden fazla dil konuştuğu söylenir, bunları kaçı alt dil gurubu yada şive olduğu bilinmiyor. ve şuan bu dillerin çoğu yokolmuş ayrıca yazılı metinlerin az olması da zorlaştırıyor, yinede ağaç kabuklarına oyma runik yazıtlar bulunduğu söyleniyor. mevcut dil olarak daha çok grönland yerlilerine akraba diyorlar

ama atabaşlar kabilesi türk denir

[The17thstar]

@Igotangry That is exactly being "OQ" my dear. BTW, Will some historian prove finally that Jesus really existed? Besides if he really existed according to Murad Adji (kumuk-kipchak Turk, Russian historian) what he carried was not a wooden cross but a "T" shaped cross. Plus according to him the first church who adopted the Turkish flag with the OQ tamga was the armenian church around 3rd century. thats how the cross sign started. There is a full literature about this event.

[burakkk55]

okaçi ok bayrağı demekse kızılderililerdeki apaçi kabilesininde bununla bir alakası olabilirmi acaba...çünkü kızılderililerinde türklerle alakası olduğunu söyleyenler var ki ortak kelimelerimizin olması kafaları iyice karıştırıyor...

[SarmatianRealm]

@DespinaKouros

"The Turks Gave Us Our God, Our Holy Cross, the Name of Jesus, and the Holy Trinity!" (Gene D. Matlock, What Strange Mystery Unites the Turkish Nations, India, Catholicism, and Mexico?, 2006, ch. 6, p.40)

[IdelUralState]

@ElectraOfMacedon

Electra,if u check Turkic Kurgan Culture,we had this symbol before Iron Age...Also if u don't believe me,I reccomend u American Author Gene D.Mathlock's "What Strange Mystery Unites the Turkish Nations, India, Catholicism, and Mexico?" book.