Genes link Celts to Basques

Do you mean a Viking with an erection might not have been selective?

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In message <vke1m0p09eub9b@corp.supernews.com>, RogueXV
<RogueXV@aol.com> writes

Dare you to repeat that on soc.culture.nordic :-)))

Curiously enough, Orkney is the only northern-most place that which does
not figure in my "Y" chromosome DNA. Mann, Shetland, Ireland, Iceland,
Greenland Inuit, Norway, Sweden but no Orkney... The women must have
been sincerely unattractive... or maybe there were only sheep there at the time...

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Bryn Fraser
~~~~~~~~~~~
Fundamental insight. - There is no pre-established harmony between the
furtherance of truth and the well-being of mankind.

Nietzsche [HA 517]

Literally it means "Man of the Bay"....

Take your own advice.

Why do you believe that those who go on raids in the summer cannot
also have a farm located elsewhere?

Nik

Not as farfetched as you might imagine.
The Cherokee (Tslagi) Nation of North America use a swastika identical to
the Basque swastika in their 'religous' motifs.

I believe the arms in the Cherokee symbol are reversed from the Nazi
swastika.
Is the Basque symbol reversed as well?
Another note of interest, the Manx three legged symbol is replicated in the
Sicilian flag.

In message
<gta3b.116239$0v4.8330426@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, Madra
Dubh <ccaine@worldnet.att.net> writes

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Bryn Fraser

"We need a discussion." Tony Soprano ¬ ¬

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The Nazi swastika is a reversed and quarter turned version of the
Hindu svastika (svasti = well, su(tika) = being) - a good luck and
religious symbol. Adopted by Rudyard Kipling, often printed on the fly
leaves of his prewar books. Also a Chinese character meaning luck.
(Buddhism, an offshoot of Hinduism, is a major religion in China.)

The correct word for the symbol is a "triskelion", ultimately from
Greek "tri skelos", meaning three legs. The Sicilian version seems to
express the hopes and aspirations of the Sicilian people...

Murchadh

Yes. and Yes. and I dunno about the Sicilians.

Yeah, sure why not?

Lebensraum, eh Njiky?

Bertie

Probably came from Vikings sailing to Sicily in order to do business with
the Mafia.
The Franks did own Sicily once upon a time, did they not?

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1 16th May 05:32 jim External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Do you mean a Viking with an erection might not have been selective? -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =-----

3 19th August 13:42 nik External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Literally it means "Man of the Bay".... Take your own advice. Why do you believe that those who go on raids in the summer cannot also have a farm located elsewhere? Nik

4 20th August 00:14 rick External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Not as farfetched as you might imagine. The Cherokee (Tslagi) Nation of North America use a swastika identical to the Basque swastika in their 'religous' motifs.

5 20th August 19:43 madra dubh External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques I believe the arms in the Cherokee symbol are reversed from the Nazi swastika. Is the Basque symbol reversed as well? Another note of interest, the Manx three legged symbol is replicated in the Sicilian flag.

6 20th August 19:43 bryn fraser External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques In message <gta3b.116239$0v4.8330426@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, Madra Dubh <ccaine@worldnet.att.net> writes -- Bryn Fraser "We need a discussion." Tony Soprano ¬ ¬ http://www.finhall.demon.co.uk http://www.thefrasers.com

8 21st August 05:56 rick External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Yes. and Yes. and I dunno about the Sicilians.

9 21st August 05:56 bertie the bunyip External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Yeah, sure why not? Lebensraum, eh Njiky? Bertie

10 21st August 16:08 madra dubh External User Posts: 1	Genes link Celts to Basques Probably came from Vikings sailing to Sicily in order to do business with the Mafia. The Franks did own Sicily once upon a time, did they not?