Indo-Aryans

And so Lord Maitreya goes back to the Zoroastrian, which is the root religion that shows up after the flood of the giants that we see manifested down through Gnosticism, Theosophy, New Age to- today, and the root religion all around the world.

But just from a Western perspective, so that people might understand how and where New Age comes from, is that Mi- Mitra is the god that's akin to Shiva in Sanskrit, where they also have the same language that was settled by the Indo-Aryans in the Indus Valley.

So you have the Avestan and the Sanskrit version there, one being out of Persia, one being out of the Indus Valley.

And so Mitra is this destroyer god like Shiva, and, uh, Mitra is the god that comes at the end of the age and destroys the world by fire and then renews it like Shiva does.

A white, uh, patriarch from Elbi or Albion or a name like that from a s- specific Nephilim giant, offspring of a god, and likely in this case Iapetus, if you were to follow that down, uh, the line in Greek mythology.

But this bloodline goes back to Vlad the Impaler, and he's your typical noble Celt, your noble giant, your noble Indo-Aryan, red-haired, hazel eyes, pale skin, um, has an affinity to light, and it means son of a dragon, which is a watcher in Greek, rac- racon or draconha.

Um, and so the, his bloodlines go back, splits off actually into two, uh, but the main one that's the easiest to follow, and we have more historical documentation on, comes from the Egerii tribe of the Scythians, which are Indo-Aryans, and typically red-haired and blonde-haired ones versus dark-haired ones.

Um, and so this bloodline is created by Hercules, as one of his Herculides bloodlines, as in the Gyges kings, which mean, is basically Greek for giant, where we get giant from, Gyges in the plural, or Giantes in plural.

Uh, it was a fertile North India, then they moved from there to the Deccan, because it's more fertile in the Deccan.

There's no war, there's no I- Indo-Aryan charge or anything.

No.

So see, there is this civilization, the Harappan civilization, uh-

Himmler sent an expedition to Tibet to find evidence of Proto-Aryans who had survived Atlantis.

The theory was that those Proto-Aryans that survived, they then spread across the world, seeding all great civilizations, but they ended up interbreeding with and sorry this is nazi vocabulary you know base races you know who corrupted them and you know so that's why you didn't see aryans and across the entire world so that was one of their theories and the other thing that that they did with archaeology is they warped it they twist to say that the Indo-Aryans, which we now call Indo-Europeans, they originated in Germany and Denmark and, again, spread across through Europe.

So, ultimately, their argument was it was an ancestral homecoming for them to take over Eastern Europe because that's where the original Indo-Aryans settled.

I know, but...

It's fascinating when you look at, because I studied a subject called race politics at university and it was examining a lot of these.

The first language we're taking a look at is Romani.

So what is? Romani is an Indo-Aryan language spoken by the Romani people.

Although it's not an official language anywhere in the world, it is recognized as a minority language in 18 countries, most of which are in Europe.

The sole non-European country that recognizes Romani is Colombia, and I have no idea why.

Although you'll find a wide variety of Romani groups across Europe, most people's understanding of Romani culture stems from the Balkan region of Europe.

The first known reference to Romani dates back to the mid-16th century, with studies being formally done starting in the 18th century.

Linguists compared Romani to other Indo-Aryan languages, drawing connections to the Indian subcontinent.

Dialects were formed according to geographic regions in Europe along a north-south divide.

It's a Latin term, and one of the titles that they like to have.

And that, uh, in book two, I cover royale as being old French, uh, king, and coming from Latin like, uh, regalis and regal and, uh, to rule out of Indo-Aryan, the language of the giants.

And, and I explain the language of the giants in book two.

Um, and so you have this word king with this suffix A-L, which is a transliteration of E-L, and E-L is the Hebrew word for a god, uppercase or lowercase, like the God Most High or the fallen angels.

Horse-drawn chariots are described as essential to warfare.

The Indo-Aryans appear to have had a martial culture in which individual warriors or kings challenged one another, sometimes settling their disputes through combat or chariot races.

However, despite this warrior culture, the texts also describe poets, priests, and scholars, suggesting that intellectual pursuits were valued alongside military skill.

But here is something absolutely fascinating about the Vedas.

War is generally the conflict between small sort of bands.

Um, I can even give you a number, usually around 30 in number, going all the way back to the, uh, for those of you into Indo-Aryan studies, the Aryan Koryos, um, that would, um, uh, that would expand their tribes from around the Caucuses, uh, eastward into, uh, the Steppes in India and westward into, into Europe, right? This is, this is generally how war is, is fought, is between, you know, b- a- a- as, as Bronze Age Pervert would call menrbuns, uh, small groups of tight-knit young men, um, usually around ages 18 to 25, uh, going out and essentially just existing like a band of mercenaries would or a band of raiders or a band of bandits and all that.

And it's even reasserting itself in the 21st century.

Uh, it started reasserting itself in the latter half of the 20th century with the special forces groups, uh, particularly g- the Green Berets and the Navy SEALs concept, um, where you have these sort of small tight-knit bands, especially with the Green Berets, just kind of sent into theaters to do things, um, to make alliances, to bribe, to do anything essentially to achieve political goals.

That was the reason he was called the Yellow Emperor.

Um, you know, it's the same thing with the Aryans in India, although that was much later.

But like, y- you know, Yockey is just describing, and once again, this is because he, a lot of these archeological findings did not occur until much later, but they serve to even further vindicate Yockey rather than, rather than, um, contradict him because- The Yamnaya, what are called the Yamnaya migrations or the Indo-Aryan migrations, um, are actually one of the more recent ones.

Prior to them, there was the Celtic migrations which were of the exact same stock even though they had red hair.