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Audio Talk – MP3 – Beowulf, the Dissolution, the loss of the Anglo-Saxon epic tradition, and the British Memory North European Origins, and Misc Topics (2010) (Click the play button, or right click and “save link as”)47:56 minutes.

In John Grigsby’s “Beowulf and Grendel” (2006 Watkins Publishing, UK) the author reflects with sadness that England truly lacks a native “myth” and tradition. He credits J.R.R. Tolkin’s writings, in part, to filling this hole in the English soul.

His confused sentiment, and nostalgia for myth and legend, shows both a dim awareness of something profound: a folklore and history gap. The British People lack some degree of memory of their ancient origins, unlike some other European nations. There is folklore, but it is mostly recent, from the later middle ages. The example of King Arthur reflects Celtic, not Saxon, themes. Indeed, the British were Celtic before the Saxon migrations, but the themes in King Arthur largely reflect Franco-Norman motifs (and many cleverly disguised Islamic themes), while the character of Arthur might, in a distorted way, reflect a more ancient British king or warlord, King Arthur is hardly authentic Anglo-Saxon lore.

Robin Hood and others heroes are all late figures. And what survives of the history of the pre-Norman Anglo-Saxon kingdoms are simple outlines and brief chronicles, lacking nuances, and possibly disguising very interesting possibilities. In whose best interests, we wonder, is this?

It becomes quickly clear that there is a lost history of the Anglo-Saxon peoples, and that stripped away from the English are deeper traditions and epics. To be clear, epics are not myths, not made up tales of magic and dragons, rather they are part of the folk history of a people, albeit distorted due to oral transmission and age,

a people’s epics give them some degree of understanding of their real history and origins. This was stripped away from the English people under very peculiar circumstances, which we will cover.

There is a profound reason for this memory hole, in this chat between Abuabdullah and Ibn Abdulshafi, we examine Beowulf, Anglo-Saxon epic poetry, and the greatest library purge in English history, to reflect on the shaping of the English soul, and the consequences to removing a people’s memory from them.

47:56 minutes – Talk – MP3 – Norse Poetry, North European Origins, and Misc Topics (2010)
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This Coffee Shop chat between Abuabdullah Benhajj and Ibn Abdulshafi, discusses History and lies, the Huns, their Military strategies, something very unusual going on in North Europe in the 1st century, Human Migrations, also Norse Poetry, Northern European History, the Celts, Germanic and Goth migrations, and about how people project inaccurate assumptions onto history, as well as other topics.

It is a short talk and is the first in our series on the mystery of Indo-European origins. Some parts are difficult to hear, we are working enhancing the audio. There is some humor, and some strong language as well.

We shall post later chats to flesh out these ideas and expose the full theories; and you will find yourself amazed by the radical new theories on genetics, memetics, and human migration being discussed. This material is a crucial part of the puzzle that we are examining, and has broader implications

Please be aware we do on occasions make generalizations, both for to stimulate and provoke thought and action. They are also made due to needs of time, considering the vast number of variables and factors our chats are covering. No malice is intended in any generalized depiction of any specific group, we are looking at broad dynamics that actually affect the whole of humanity.

To put it simple, if you have made it this far with us, and are listening to any of our chats, then know that any generalizations regarding a specific group do not pertain to you. The simple fact of your seeking the truth in such matters by default puts you outside of the general rampaging herd of humanity.

Synopsis: Brothers Soulaiman Soussi and Ibn Abdulshafi discuss whether or not the idea of Global Warming is a Hoax, and explore the possibility of a Hoax EVEN IF average global temperatures really do show a rising trend, and even if human activities have contributed to this trend.

Audio Global Warming and Hoaxes, August 2010 – 45 min
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Is there a hoax? What are the signs of a hoax, how would you define a hoax if you were to encounter one in the street? What does the data really show, and why? These are the questions we explore.

As always the deceiver (dajjal) is linked to this matter, but how? This, we also discuss.