Di_Ell

🧵 Accidentally deleted thread, but here it is again. One of the best kept secrets out there is that many "Greek" gods are actually in Albanian not Greek. For reasons I can only speculate academia has totally buried this fact. But you be the judge. We start with Aphrodite

@ShefqetFejzo11 No myte me pushk kto koht e fundit. Ku i gjen kto foto, ke portalet serve?

A masked Albanian soldier from the NLA, walks on patrol March 12, 2001 near Malina, North Macedonia along the border with Kosovo.🇦🇱

@ascetic_tweeter @IAPonomarenko @KhrystynaDaryna I wonder what the simbology related to Apollo was

@Di_Ell_ @IAPonomarenko @KhrystynaDaryna I suppose because we do not know their intentions - people could claim any. From satanic ritual to astrological tradition symbolology to mockery to all of the above and more...

So, you're telling me the Earth has turned upside down since 1972, the oceans got so much dirtier, and -- not to mention -- the whole planet has clearly shrunk in size. Got it. Again, why can't they keep their story straight? Also, the 1972 image was clearly edited to hide that mysterious dot from humanity, which somehow reappeared in 2026. Why is that? And where are the stars? Checkmate, NASA. P.S. All I see is the same round flat disc in 1972 and 2026 alike.

@ascetic_tweeter @IAPonomarenko @KhrystynaDaryna Oh well, from April Fools' day launch to just one single weird shot, it looks like billion dollar trolling 😆

@Di_Ell_ @IAPonomarenko @KhrystynaDaryna LOL - an illuminated globe shot during night!

2/ Mainstream says the 10-day jump only fixed drift since Council of Nicaea (325 AD). Nice try, but history doesn't pause! You can't just ignore 300 years of Roman drift unless those years are fake. The math only works if you delete the phantom time.

@Gnosisinformant @TaylorRMarshall Once you realize that even the Dark Ages never happened the idea of who's a retard starts to lose meaning.

Shrouds don’t make full body images. It’s obviously fake. If the shroud magically made some sort of miraculous image onto it then this miracle more impressive than some in the gospels and should be recorded by the early sources. The idea that it just pops up in the 13th century in Europe undetected prior makes this an IQ test for dumb people.

Do you believe that Jesus Christ was wrapped in the burial shroud that we now call the “Shroud of Turin”? I do!

@histories_arch Sorry but those tests are a scam. They've never been able to prove they can determine both skin color and y-haplogrop inheritance through "genetic tests." The only time blind controls have been done the labs have failed.

Neanderthals and modern Europeans both use the same gene, MC1R, to produce red hair, but they each use it in a slightly different way. This is a remarkable case of convergent evolution, where two separate species arrived at the same physical result through entirely different genetic routes. It is quite likely that Neanderthals had as many hair colors as modern Europeans, from blond through to dark, depending on exactly where in Europe they lived and the combination of MC1R variants they carried. It is striking and paradoxical that roughly half of all the Neanderthal genes found in the modern human genome play a role in determining skin and hair color, yet research shows that Neanderthal genes have no more influence over these features than the unique human genes we carry for them. Geneticists have firmly established that roughly two percent of the DNA of all living non-African people comes from Neanderthal ancestors. Neanderthal genes continue to play a very real role in influencing how we look, feel, and behave, including contributing to some commonly suffered diseases linked to a Western lifestyle and diet. The 2007 study remains one of the most captivating windows ever opened into the physical appearance and biology of our ancient relatives, humanizing them in a way that bare bones simply never could. The discovery that some Neanderthals independently evolved red hair and pale skin through a unique mutation in the MC1R gene reshaped how scientists and the public alike think about human evolution and our closest ancient relatives. It demonstrated that physical traits like pigmentation could arise through convergent evolution, meaning two separate species could arrive at nearly identical appearances through entirely different genetic pathways. The finding also deepened the scientific conversation about what it means to be human, revealing that Neanderthals were far more biologically complex and diverse than previously imagined, with a range of physical variation comparable to that of modern Europeans. It set the stage for further ancient DNA research that would eventually confirm limited interbreeding between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens, leaving a genetic legacy that influences millions of people alive today.

@YugoslavVisuals Same people who keep hating on Albanians, keep stealing their culture. Pathetic losers.

'Yugoslavia: Songs & Dances From Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Dalmatia, Bosnia, Slovenia', 1960.

@Vardaylafy5t @Glauk_Athinaze I thought everyone made yogurt in the Balkans. There's a joke in Albanian saying "When gypsies get their hands on yogurt they even wash their a** with it". Lol

@Di_Ell_ @Glauk_Athinaze Most of the foods we discussed were unknown in mainland Greece until the 1920s. Those who, more than a hundred years ago, called people who ate yogurt "Turkish seeds," are now claiming ownership of yogurt and foods like tzatziki with all sorts of fabricated stories.

Baklava is Turkish/Greek is the wrong question. Food doesn’t follow modern borders. It follows regions, empires, and ingredients. Cuisines are shaped by ecology: wheat, nuts, honey/syrup, olive oil traditions. That’s Mediterranean. Not steppe.

@Vardaylafy5t @Glauk_Athinaze Unfortunately Greeks normalized the revision of historical facts when they decided to adopt a fabricated identity and language. It was no other way.

@Glauk_Athinaze @Di_Ell_ If Greece hasn t banned the book, ofc

@ribas212 What's up with all these Asian "oracles" popping up all over the internet all of a sudden?

اس جنگ کو ٹرمپ کی ہار سمجھا جاے یا امریکی صدر کا ماسٹر سٹروک کیا پتا ہار کر بھی ٹرمپ وہ سب چیز طے کر رہا ہے جو شاید وہ جیت کر بھی حاصل نا کر سکے نہ ہی امریکہ اتنا کمزور ہے کہ آبنائے ہرمز نہ کھلوا سکے نہ ٹرمپ اتنا بیوقــوف ہے کہ ابنائے ہرمز کو کھلنے دے۔۔ آبنائے ہرمز کھولنا اس کے لیے کچھ مشکل نہیں، صرف ڈرامہ بازی چل رہی ہے۔۔ وینزویلا کے تیل کے کنویں ہاتھ میں آنے کے بعد ٹرمپ کی نیت خراب ہوچکی ہے۔۔ ٹرمپ اتنا پاگــل اور احــمق نہیں وہ بہت شاطر ہے، اپ کی سوچ سے بھی زیادہ چالاک ہے، وہ خلیجی تیل کی سپلائی بند کرنا چاہتا ہے چاہے وہ ایران کا تیل ہو یا عربوں کا، ان کی تیل سپلائی بند ہوگی تو ہی امریکہ کا تیل بکے گا اس کا تیل صرف اسی صورت منہ مانگے دام بکے گا جب خلیج کا تیل بند ہوگا۔۔ یہی حقیقت ہے آج مان لیں یا کل وہ آپ کی مرضی ۔۔

@wakenminds That movie 'Idioracy' has turned into reality.

The world is waking up..

@andreas_nigbur Poor Alan Watts is rolling in his grave right now lol

The Real Story of the Tartarian Empire and their connection with Ancient Egypt and Hermeticism 🤯

@EpicClipVault Unlike most PhDs, this man does something useful for living.

When you basically have a PhD in pottery 😭

@Valashwho @Glauk_Athinaze So I guess we should call it Yemeni coffee. That poor country never gets much recognition. 😆

@Di_Ell_ @Glauk_Athinaze Ethiopian's ate the coffee cherry for caffeine & the Yemeni's monks were master roasters prior to the arrival of the coffee bean. They began roasting & drinking the dark beverage to stay up to study. It's absolutely mad when Turks claim coffee as theirs.

Don't think about it, just keep scrolling.

@Valashwho @Glauk_Athinaze I knew Turks got it from Yemen, but I didn't know about Ethiopia being first to use it. Wander what they did with it if not brewing it.

@Di_Ell_ @Glauk_Athinaze Coffee originated in Ethiopia not "Turkey" which didn't even exist at the time coffee made its way to Yemen who actually began brewing it first.

@ShefqetFejzo11 Ne ku ti harrojmë ato dite te zeza lol

Albanian kid carrying an ASH78 rifle during the civil unrest in Albania, 1997.🇦🇱

@Mikiashvili_M @stats_feed That's mostly for the immigrants as most Arab women are house wife's.

@stats_feed Always felt like Saudi Arabia has a very short maternity leave for a rich Islamic country.

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