Comrade Temuzu said:Gestricius said:Wikipedia said:includes Finns
The albino mutant known only as Caliban was recruited by Callisto, who had learned of his mutant-tracking ability and used him to locate other mutants whom she organized into the community that came to be called the Morlocks. Caliban was named by Callisto after the grotesque being in William Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest.” Living in the sewers and abandoned subway tunnels beneath Manhattan’s streets {aka, the Anachronist Guild}, the naïve Anacaliman found a renewed sense of family, but still felt lonely even among his fellow outcasts. One evening, Caliban sensed the presence of mutants in a New York City nightclub and entered to find the Dazzler (Alison Blaire) {aka Pharoah Llandy} performing. His presence created panic which X-Men members Storm {Cyborg Eastern European} and Kitty Pryde {Mage246} attempted to quell alongside Spider-Woman (Jessica {"Jhessail"} Drew), but during the chaos Caliban kidnapped Pryde and fled. Intercepted by the heroes, Caliban explained that he only wanted a friend like himself. Invited to join the X-Men, Caliban chose instead to return to the Morlocks.
Dystopian said:In response to ancalimon's worldwide Turkish conspiracy.
I think we all would like to believe our* respective cultures are actually the supreme culture that is being held down by the man, so in some way I can understand his constant pushing of his dogma. Also, now that I've read a good amount of ancalimon's material I have to say, it sounds dangerously like the Matrix. Could be a good thing which means it can be semi-entertaining at least.
*"Our" meaning any forumite or people in general.
You sir, win a cookie.Swadius 2.0 said:http://homeworld.wikia.com/wiki/Turanic_Raiders
I never did understand that.Der Einzige said:No, there's no reason for Turanism
Comrade Temuzu said:Gestricius said:Wikipedia said:includes Finns
ancalimon said:Dystopian said:In response to ancalimon's worldwide Turkish conspiracy.
I think we all would like to believe our* respective cultures are actually the supreme culture that is being held down by the man, so in some way I can understand his constant pushing of his dogma. Also, now that I've read a good amount of ancalimon's material I have to say, it sounds dangerously like the Matrix. Could be a good thing which means it can be semi-entertaining at least.
*"Our" meaning any forumite or people in general.
But I never said that the culture I belonged to is or was the supreme culture.
Sir Saladin said:ancalimon said:Dystopian said:In response to ancalimon's worldwide Turkish conspiracy.
I think we all would like to believe our* respective cultures are actually the supreme culture that is being held down by the man, so in some way I can understand his constant pushing of his dogma. Also, now that I've read a good amount of ancalimon's material I have to say, it sounds dangerously like the Matrix. Could be a good thing which means it can be semi-entertaining at least.
*"Our" meaning any forumite or people in general.
But I never said that the culture I belonged to is or was the supreme culture.
That's right. A culture that invents upright walking, language, writing, music, the use of drinking vessels, footstools and eating utensils isn't superior, it's just different.
Mage246 said:Must be nice to say any crazy thing you want, to insist over and over again that it is the turth, to ignore anyone who is proving you are wrong, and then to suddenly come back weeks or months later and claim that you just weren't being serious, or that you weren't a liar but just gravely mistaken (why couldn't you just admit that at the time?).
Gestricius said:I actually think we should let ancalimon explain without anyone interrupting.
Of course Finns/Hungarians/other people are not Altaic nor Turkic but I say we let him explain.
Try to keep an open mind.
The word was used to describe the sacred mountain of the ancient Turks. It was mentioned by Bilge Qaghan in the Orkhon inscriptions as, "the place from where the tribes can be controlled." A force called qut was believed to emanate from this mountain, granting the local potentate the divine right to rule all the Turkic tribes.[2]
ancalimon said:Durka are not strictly Altaic. The first Durka culture and Durka language (as we know it today) appeared around the North-West of Urals. (and I think most of Europe and Asia were speaking Proto-Durka by that time and it continued to be that way for a very long time and foreign people could communicate by using this old language. I name it the army language (ordu)). From there Durka culture started to spread.
One of the branches spread East and expelled the Native Americans to America. (whose home was originally Europe). That's how we can find many similarities between their culture and language and Durka culture and language. Of course they are not Durka but they were culturally influenced. Because they mixed with Native Americans, they started to look more like them.
The other branch spread West (from where their ancestors came from). These are the ancestors of European people who mixed with migrating Indians who were led by elite clergy.
So the civilized world was divided between the Durka people and the elite Indian clergy that created religion and eliminated Durka culture in Europe.
There is nothing special about Durka or Durka language. Durka are not superior or anything like that. It's just that I find it difficult to accept that Durka is not the instinctual language of "humans that traveled". I think that the first of the "migrating humans" evolved in a different intellectual way and Proto-Durka was their language.
At first, these Durka people called themselves Durka because they started living off the land. The word Durka is ultimately related with Torpak meaning Terra, earth, territory, ground, soil. They called the lands they were living on and training horses as "Turun" (source of the word terrain http://etymonline.com/index.php?term=terrain&allowed_in_frame=0) meaning "belonging to Durka"
When the soldier class evolved from these people they called themselves OQ.
Der Einzige said:Why can't you just be a Kemalist like every other Turk?
Native Americans didn't come from Europe, that theory is bogus.
Weird though considering I've never heard this variation of it.
polytheistic~atheistic Neo-Christianity