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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
Iniya Tamil Puthandu Vazhthukal இனிய தமிழ் புத்தாண்டு வாழ்த்துகள் This year, is #ThePorkey year
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@SoiBoob I see you are a Yogi-Modi supporter You should rejine too
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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
@Sanatan3011 Lol That itself is a Joke mutt, with flings going up and down
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Unloquacious@Sanatan3011·
@SoiBoob And they used bees intentionally so that they can blame Puri Shankaracharya for this attack and cause rift among the Mutts
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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
@Sanatan3011 Yyyeeezzzzz It was planned attack Mist rezineee......
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Unloquacious@Sanatan3011·
@SoiBoob Yogiji too Why to even remain in power if they can't control a bee attack on a Shankaracharya 😡
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yajnadevam@yajnadevam·
Most kurganists keep repeating the line of horse and Yamnaya which has been falsified
Eztainutlacatl@cbkwgl

Bronze Age Steppes is becoming a complete chaos. And clearly, the wishful Kurganists and their flights or fantasies are not at all making any sense. Let's see how things played out. 1. Around 4000 BC, we had what is called Carpatho-Balkan Metallurgical Province. This one was centred around the Carpathians, did some basic copper work and exported it to the wider steppes. And then, it collapsed. 2. Now, with the start of Uruk expansion, we see Steppes flocking to the borders. Why do I say that? Maykop kurgans are out of sync with the way of life of the locals of the area. Were there two kingdoms in symbiosis living together? 3. Now, these Maykop had zero clue of metallurgy. But. Their kurgans contained lavish riches. And they got almost all of them from the South. Now, did they loot them or did they facilitate trade, no idea. 4. But prestige itch - they combined the concept of lavish riches of South and the burial customs of the steppes and built huge kurgans - Egyptians modelled Ziggurat of Anu as a stacked mastaba, the Djoser Pyramid, Maykop modelled it as a pile of mud. 4. Maykop collapsed and it's replaced by an even cruder version - the Yamnaya. Now, this Yamnaya got 50% of their metal stuff from across the Caucasus, rest half from god knows where - the assumption is across the Urals. But they mined Ural copper. Now, their mounds are not even lavish and even cruder as compared to Maykop with the exception of that eastern corner which had some lavish burials. Now, are they the both culture, and is the second version which did the copper, no clue. 5. Now, for the horror of archaeologists and their structured dating, these crude ones coexisted with another culture - the Srubanya. They have a different level of sophistication and for them, 90% of their goods came across the Caucasus. 6. After Yamnaya disappeared, this Srubanya rediscovered and mined those mines for another 500 years. And they sold their copper only in the west. 7. Now, we need to consider one thing here. Arsenic bronze smelting in steppes doesn't mean building great things. Its just battle axe heads. That's the only technology everyone had. 8. Another steppe culture, Abashevo appeared. This one moved west across Urals and split into two - the other being Sinthastha. Now, they also existed along with the Srubanya which joined hands with Andronovo on the other side - so, Srubanya gave Sinthastha copper and they did the axe heads and may be something else. 9. Their graves contained horses and bridles - the first time found indicating horses are domesticated in steppes, and carts with spoked wheels. And they too imploded. Now, how did this Sinthastha enter India, how did it mess up the genetics, or is there something else we are missing - who knows? Clearly, they are not sophisticated enough even to have proper sedentary lives. 10. This Steppe Zone interacted with the core MAIS to create BMAC or BMAC was formed and it was influenced by both of them. After that, metallurgy was simply found everywhere. As if this isn't enough, neither Yamnaya nor Cordedware had any horses. So, did they do all the conquering part by foot? Now compare this with the Kurganist version.

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Eztainutlacatl
Eztainutlacatl@cbkwgl·
Bronze Age Steppes is becoming a complete chaos. And clearly, the wishful Kurganists and their flights or fantasies are not at all making any sense. Let's see how things played out. 1. Around 4000 BC, we had what is called Carpatho-Balkan Metallurgical Province. This one was centred around the Carpathians, did some basic copper work and exported it to the wider steppes. And then, it collapsed. 2. Now, with the start of Uruk expansion, we see Steppes flocking to the borders. Why do I say that? Maykop kurgans are out of sync with the way of life of the locals of the area. Were there two kingdoms in symbiosis living together? 3. Now, these Maykop had zero clue of metallurgy. But. Their kurgans contained lavish riches. And they got almost all of them from the South. Now, did they loot them or did they facilitate trade, no idea. 4. But prestige itch - they combined the concept of lavish riches of South and the burial customs of the steppes and built huge kurgans - Egyptians modelled Ziggurat of Anu as a stacked mastaba, the Djoser Pyramid, Maykop modelled it as a pile of mud. 4. Maykop collapsed and it's replaced by an even cruder version - the Yamnaya. Now, this Yamnaya got 50% of their metal stuff from across the Caucasus, rest half from god knows where - the assumption is across the Urals. But they mined Ural copper. Now, their mounds are not even lavish and even cruder as compared to Maykop with the exception of that eastern corner which had some lavish burials. Now, are they the both culture, and is the second version which did the copper, no clue. 5. Now, for the horror of archaeologists and their structured dating, these crude ones coexisted with another culture - the Srubanya. They have a different level of sophistication and for them, 90% of their goods came across the Caucasus. 6. After Yamnaya disappeared, this Srubanya rediscovered and mined those mines for another 500 years. And they sold their copper only in the west. 7. Now, we need to consider one thing here. Arsenic bronze smelting in steppes doesn't mean building great things. Its just battle axe heads. That's the only technology everyone had. 8. Another steppe culture, Abashevo appeared. This one moved west across Urals and split into two - the other being Sinthastha. Now, they also existed along with the Srubanya which joined hands with Andronovo on the other side - so, Srubanya gave Sinthastha copper and they did the axe heads and may be something else. 9. Their graves contained horses and bridles - the first time found indicating horses are domesticated in steppes, and carts with spoked wheels. And they too imploded. Now, how did this Sinthastha enter India, how did it mess up the genetics, or is there something else we are missing - who knows? Clearly, they are not sophisticated enough even to have proper sedentary lives. 10. This Steppe Zone interacted with the core MAIS to create BMAC or BMAC was formed and it was influenced by both of them. After that, metallurgy was simply found everywhere. As if this isn't enough, neither Yamnaya nor Cordedware had any horses. So, did they do all the conquering part by foot? Now compare this with the Kurganist version.
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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
No one bothered about dates till the Kanchi declared itself independent from being a satellite mutt Dwaraka then marketed some copper plate inscription saying it was the oldest U can wholly ignore what peethas say, They don't even come out and say, they took over Golaki mutt
Eztainutlacatl@cbkwgl

@Rolleuni Consensus = what the Peethas consider as the date.

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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
Lol
siMha swapnaM@LakshmanPST

@cbkwgl As per "Edhi Charitra" book by MVR Shastri, Buddha's date is 18th century BCE... As per him, Chandragupta of Maurya dynasty was from 15th Century BCE... The Chandragupta of Gupta dynasty was in 3rd centure BCE (instead of 500AD), who is contemporary of Alexander...

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Chris_T4547 aka whiplash@Chris_T4257·
@BigWave372 FAFO with my kids, she would be gone and nobody would find her body. Don't fuck with kids
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SoiBoob@SoiBoob·
No one, Literally no one should Appreciate that It was a slippage of Dharma Sastha worship to this It's not connected with Shastras or even Valid It's some weirdo norms for the V1 Wannabes that created their own cult with free Booze and Meat Stop : Glorying idiocracy of Idiots
Grandson of Rama@pramodrama

Karuppasamy is a kshetrapala deity in TN and Kerala. He is a warrior and is offered meat, cigars and alcohol as bhog. In Kerala he is considered as lieutenant of Ayyappa Swamy and has a shrine to the right of pattietam padi (18 steps) leading to the Sannidanam. The beauty of Hinduism is that there is not one form of worship and people must appreciate that.

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चेदिराड्रिपुपार्षदः 🟩⬜️⬛️
Is there any contemporary 1st century manuscript by an individual claiming to have witnessed the risen Jesus? If not, then there is no reason to even invoke hallucination.
So it be@so_it_is_me

@maa_bhaishiiH The rant misses how Xian claim is different. Many believed they saw the risen Jesus. This fact is commonly agreed by experts from written texts (not just Bible but the whole set of ancient writings put together). You can disagree. You can claim it to be hallucination. Contd..

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