Why are they lying about our people's past? | Tom Rowsell

[@skymanifest8339]

We English desperately need to start organising for our own self-interest and survival.

[@Bcfcuklhpwalker]

Worst than that brother rb2 oringal farmer miners you will laugh at thus there oringal homeland north India what makes them different an a enemy of the ? You ability to process milk an survive natural events you want beef the hunter gather will eat ur beef abit like your eat bugs an be happy

[@tzazosghost8256]

We need to have a group who advocate for "i-Seleness" (tradition, literally "that which is given") of the English and for that Anglo-Saxon (Inguaevonic) Heathenism is central. It needs to teach the English their original traditions, laws, customs etc. As modern English culture is so compromised and has suffered such abstraction of particularness as be on paper barely 'there' at all.

[@skymanifest8339]

@@Bcfcuklhpwalker Take your meds.

[@deephouse733]

Good luck with that We can’t turn our heads away from footie and top gear

[@Chris-jr2nu]

im not english but I like you guys. I agree would be a shame to see the English disappear.

[@amberswafford9305]

I’d be ashamed if my people had to shoehorn their presence into another people’s history.

[@Bcfcuklhpwalker]

Maybe some swathy type folks are extremely jealous an resent the true facts an with romes help chose to be Jewish khan's ashuNAZI I suggest the oldest books surmerains text an the description of there gods or those that brought farming an look In to indigenous dna an peoples an where 80 percent uk dna comes from oringal an the peoples still there kalash an armieans or does folk no this an look to hide it

[@Bcfcuklhpwalker]

An forget modern rome Christianity an look for the rewrites an how they would of banned it

[@Richard0292]

I volunteer to be at least embarrassed to watch.

[@renaissance17]

Shame requires an IQ of at least 86

[@amberswafford9305]

@@renaissance17 I suppose that’s probably true.

[@davidjames3787]

When I used to go to Greece in the 1980s it was unthinkable that you'd get robbed there. It was so law abiding that I was scolded by a bike hire company for taking the key out of the ignition when I parked up a motorbike. The company was worried that I might lose the key.

[@jazztheglass6139]

I went on a transalpino holiday during the summer of 1976. Rome, Naples, Belgrade, Athens, Mykonos. The only dodgy place people said to be careful, when your there was parts of Naples

[@georgetsagaris4470]

So true, when I back packed around the islands and we had a four hour wait for the next ferry we would leave all our bags stacked at the port and go exploring and nothing ever went missing.

[@lloydgush]

What happened to greece?

[@hebanker3372]

@@lloydgush Poor people swarmed Greece when the Iron Curtain fell. And the gypsy minority has become uncontrollable in the recent decades.

[@GizzyDillespee]

I was a kid back in the 1980s, living in Manhattan, and I got a kick out of a story about Rome, that mentioned you had to watch out for all the child pickpockets who roamed the tourist areas. A couple of my friends were thieves - one used to steal cigarettes from the Arabs' bodega where they'd pay kids to take nude photos. Looking back, Gary used to take them up on that, so I'm sure they knew he was grabbing packs of smokes, too, and just didn't care. He was the only Jewish kid going to my Catholic school. Then, when I went to visit family in rural Massachusetts, nobody locked their doors. That's where I lived today. I still don't usually lock my door overnight here, but there arr many more people now, and the kids who wer raised on social media seem to have internalized some opportunistic ethics. But anyway, the 1980s weren't crime free - there werd just soooo many fewer industrialized people in the world. So, if you happened to be in a place where the money worship hadn't become fully dominant yet... well, that says it all, foesn't it!? The desire for money, and self-justifications for doing whatever it takes, strikes people of every race and creed - nobody is safe! It could even happen to your kid👉... and YOUR kid!👆... and YOUR KID👇!!!!

[@cerdic6586]

Us Britons are told that the island of Britain was a cosmopolitan, multicultural haven since the arrival of the Romans. Projecting the values and fears of the present on to the past (anachronism) is the most deceitful, amateurish tactic of a charlatan 'historian'.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Ottoman tactics....lol',

[@georgelincolnrockwell6248]

However, the Romans still WERE a cosmopolitan, expansionist, clique-ran force of destruction akin to the modern US!

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

According to a 2022 study Germanic tribes aka Anglo-Saxons replaced the British genepool by up to 76 percent on the east coast of Britain.

[@cerdic6586]

@@redwaldcuthberting7195 Replaced the 'English' gene pool. 'British' does not make sense as an ethnic grouping, seeing as it was invented during the reign of King James I of England in order to give Scots and Englishmen a secondary identity that united them abroad, whilst retaining their ancient identities at home.

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

@@cerdic6586 Actually it is correct to use British in the sense of Bryttisc as I did, the Britons weren't English so it can not be termed as you wrote. The native Britons also called Bryttisc by the Anglo-Saxons aka early English. The Bryttisc were the brythonic folk who spoke the ancestral common Brittonic which became Welsh, Breton, Cornish and Cumbric. In the dream of st.guthlac there's a line which says 'hu tha dēofla on Bryttisc spræcon' or 'how the devils spake in British IE Brittonic.' There's also a reference in old English to a Bryttisc gisle 'british slave' ie a Briton, brythonic person. And Bede said there are five languages spoken in Britain, Englisc, Bryttisc, Scyttisc, peohtisc, and boc-læden. English, British, Scottish, Pictish and book-latin. So the Anglo-Saxons aka early English replaced the British in the sense of Bryttisc IE brythonic folk by up to 76 percent on the east coast.

[@attieschutte7116]

As a white South African I find these debates interesting, we are ahead of you by only 2 generations.

[@TheCruxy]

Dutton explaining "Anglo-Saxon Lego" is so great and humorous

[@petersellers9219]

According to the bbc Henry the eighth was a black woman

[@wilfridwibblesworth2613]

I've always thought the bbc needs the chop but Lenny Henry of the bbc having a sex change operation was not what I expected

[@jwelke9]

@@wilfridwibblesworth2613LMAO

[@splashpit]

Nonsense! They don’t know what a woman is .

[@squidchilly8814]

​@@marcdoutherd3424that's quite alot of fluff to say absolutely nothing.

[@CriminalizeObesity]

​@@marcdoutherd3424 AI generated Rabbi response

[@derekarmstrong1408]

Great discussion! In German, Wednesday is Mittwoch, translating to "Midweek". I love that I've learned the origin of Wednesday in the last couple of years. It always sounded odd and no teacher seemed to know about Woden

[@Humanophage]

Survive the Jive is a great channel. Quality content combined with the best possible ideological outlook.

[@АндрейНеугодников-м6е]

What kind of outlook is that?

[@benleydon]

@@АндрейНеугодников-м6е Being as jolly good a chap as one can be

[@Humanophage]

@@АндрейНеугодников-м6е Pro-white and pagan, no kind of Christian stuff that is increasingly peddled by US-centric right.

[@dontcallthemliberals3316]

@@Humanophage Lmao NGL I've been feeling like being DRx has landed me in an irrelevant niche, glad to know there's always a smaller fish! cheers mate wish you best of luck, may the goddess of fortune smile on you 🤣

[@Humanophage]

​@@dontcallthemliberals3316 It's a relatively big niche (e.g., most of Eastern Euro right like Azov or RVC is like that, as well as most right-wing music like neofolk, NSBM, and much of RAC). However, it's not well-represented on youtube due to massive censorship.

[@lilaschwarz1236]

As a Half-German-Half-Finnish, I am most thrilled by this talk. I feel a strong connection to the set of llittle green islands called the UK. I am going to binge more of this. Thank you.

[@ekesandras1481]

the green island is Ireland.

[@lilaschwarz1236]

@@ekesandras1481 I mean the whole set of islands in the North West. But of course, I should have made that clearer. Was actually my intetion to do the plural. 🙂 You know what the British are called sluggishly in Germany? It's "Inselaffen". So be glad if the true "Green Islanders" aren't included in that. ;-)

[@karkkimarkkinat2109]

Half German, half Finnish, great aryan dna combo. Which country are you living in? Hope you have many children 😂

[@test-201]

@@karkkimarkkinat2109 mongolian slavs arent aryan

[@lilaschwarz1236]

@@karkkimarkkinat2109 Germany and no children. But I see from your name that you are biased. 😁

[@earthstick]

The reason why Colchester is full of black people is because London is full and they are moving into Essex now. That explains why when I go to East Anglia, all I hear is Essex and London accents when only a few years ago is was country boy accents. It is because the indeginous Essex people are moving out to make way for the migrants. But where are they going to go next, when they have reached the coast?

[@mistahsusan2650]

into the sea?

[@ffff7164]

From the Thames to the sea

[@TeutobergForestryService]

America. It’s where we make our stand

[@JustLaughs2024]

Isle of Man?

[@steverooke1717]

Somerset👍

[@magnafrisia3787]

Tom is a legend!

[@Lukemacleary]

I've been researching the English Civil War in relation to American history for a couple years, as a matter of personal interest; desiring to know our origins as an American with heritage on both sides, and the discussion starting around 41:30 about the demographics and loyalties in the English and American Civil Wars, is both deeply intriguing and under-discussed. And in my opinion, spot on! Thanks

[@PapaBear-nt2mu]

The American revolutionaries must have been heavily influenced philosophically by the prior English revolutionaries.

[@samuelprice2461]

@@PapaBear-nt2muMany of the original Puritan settlers of New England were literally veterans of Cromwell’s New Model Army.

[@audreyroche9490]

The English moved to west virgina in 1600 and took slaves there than turned against there ansesters because they didn't want to pay more tax ti Britain and set up an army of poor people but it was mainly English rebels who already fought alongside the English that won the American war likes of George Washington parents English and so on and his friends who made the consittuion based on English consittuion after they won there British cousins they took over the American government has been ruled ever since by mostly protestants with some British dna

[@Lukemacleary]

Quite a few founding fathers and later presidents were of Irish descent Washington had an Irish spy in New York A green Harp symbol was included on the first draft for the Nation's Great Seal Irish, and other European immigrants without property were given the vote, and political office, in the early 1800s Ah yes! These are clearly the actions of the 'Descendants of English Lords who 'took over the American government and ruled it ever since after they built it on the backs of slaves' (Purely Irish and African of course, there were never any Dutch, Scottish, German, French, Italian, Slavic people indentured to be servants, that's ridiculous!!!! It was only the poor enslaved IRISH because people hated THE IRISH more than ANYONE, and Africans too of course! Your perspective is so nauseatingly simple it could be a flashgame where you fight 'redcoat anglo landowning protestants' as 'poor Irish catholic workers'. Sounds like a fun time, if it had any story. Spell check@@audreyroche9490

[@Lukemacleary]

Boy do I feel stupid, I thought your comment was replying to a different video, where I had started an argument concerning "Irish Slavery". Apologies! Funny thing, is that you could have posted your comment on that thread, and it wouldn't look out of the ordinary, as we were discussing a few of the same things mentioned.@@audreyroche9490

[@dsmith4658]

time we STOPPED FIGHTING FOR ✡✡☪☪🟤🟤 Time we defended our own ! culture and people

[@ffff7164]

No one cares

[@Michel411]

@@ffff7164Oof, get ratio’d

[@romeisfallingagain]

@@ffff7164 wrong

[@ffff7164]

​@@romeisfallingagain Your leader shot himself 79 years ago.

[@ffff7164]

@@romeisfallingagain he abandoned you.

[@blacklisted4885]

Survive the Jive is one of the only channels that debunks the leftist lies in history, archaeology, with the knowledge and education to do so credibly. He's very important here on KZbin

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

Sturla Ellingvåg is good too! I think his channel is called Viking stories.

[@IeremiasMoore-El]

@@jimbusmaximus4624 viKang stories*

[@eldictator1]

Definitely. The obfuscation and deceit to promote a certain narrative is so obvious. Whenever something ancient whether it be Rome etc it is always highlighted as "African" whilst usually 95% of the time its North African not sub saharan

[@Retetop]

@@IeremiasMoore-El Why so hostile?

[@krono5el]

who could have imagined the europeans weren't pure blood anything : D

[@missloretta]

Oh no! Don't ever stop doing your funny acting bits! 😂 It doesn't have to be every episode but it's the best!

[@TheJollyHeretic]

They have re-emerged of late.

[@earthstick]

Swedish people I worked with always compained about England's poor internet access. Being that Sweden has much colder winters, isn't the population rather more concentrated in urban areas? The population of England is more uniformly spread out, hence the task to get internet access to everyone is greater. There is no doubt though that Britain is a messed up nation. Too busy trying to be like other countries instead of knowing what we are.

[@SmartCookie2022]

England is one of the most densely populated countries in Europe, second only to the Netherlands. It's rural areas in the English countryside where there's less people and less demand for money to be spent on infrastructure which is part of the problem. The big cities always get the money spent on them first.

[@aldhadenglisc6937]

@@SmartCookie2022country lad myself and I for one have a complete disinterest in the “infrastructure” that cities and larger population centres have. I have seen with my own eyes what that entail and it’s nothing I want personally nor many of the folk that live here, modernisation in this country means allowing the leeches to move in

[@jamesmason8436]

Poor Internet access? As in via a mobile phone or home use? If the former, this may be an outdated criticism? This was definitely true at one point but many years ago now (and also depends on your provider). If the latter, I see no reason why it would be any worse than anywhere else given we're fibre optic.

[@earthstick]

@@jamesmason8436Home internet access, yes it is an account of past conversations. However I would not dismiss it because while our wired internet access may have improved since then, so with Swedens. We may be in a permanently state of catching up.

[@baxterandcotton]

Approximately half the Swedish population is rural and internet is pretty good unless you're really really rural. Sweden is basically an agrarian culture, it's not very dense even in the big 3 cities vs other countries

[@ME-fo7si]

Survive the Jive, been a subscriber for a good few yrs now. Tom and his family are lovely.

[@instinct922]

More conversations between these two must happen. They can learn so much from each other, they'll become overpowered by the 10th time.

[@emZee1994]

Completely agree

[@thetruenolan6655]

Preagriculture people made great use of tree crops. Nut trees, especially chestnut, were widely planted and provided large quantities of starches, fats and some protein. Fruit trees and berries provided sugars and carbs and were easily dried for longer storage. This allowed basic hunter-gatherer foraging to supply meats and herbs.

[@ivanhale8114]

Every edition of the Jolly Heretic is a special-edition of the Jolly Heretic

[@LaughingMan44]

indigeneity is a doomed argument. There are very few ethnic groups in the world remaining who were the original inhibitors of their land. If it is arbitrary to say that a people who were only present for 800 years have claim to that land, it is also arbitrary to say that those who lived there 2000 years have claim to it. At the end of the day we are all descended from conquerors, and the conquered. The only remaining argument is "I love my people, I want to protect and preserve my people, you are not worthy to replace us or mix with us, we will fight to keep our lands and our people whole".

[@JavierHarford]

Except that nobody is whole either unless you inbreed, or you recognise a larger group like "white", which changes over time and isn't "pure" either.

[@madlynx1818]

🙏🙏🙏

[@edwardkuenzi5751]

But that is a doomed argument. As you have just shown, in the long run, no culture survives pure and whole. Some cultures and peoples do partly survive by their influence on the cultures and peoples of the future. England has been more successful than perhaps any other in spreading its culture its language and its genes throughout the world. While futile in the long run, the desire to remain pure is at least understandable in people who have not had such success in spreading their culture and genetic legacy. For a people that have already been so successful in spreading themselves, trying to rain pure and refusing to allow others to mix with you is just selfish.

[@madlynx1818]

@@edwardkuenzi5751 when seeing what’s going on with all the multiculturalism and violence it brings then it makes perfect sense to keep within your race. Nothing selfish about that.

[@LaughingMan44]

@@edwardkuenzi5751 look at you, disgusting nihilist pilpulling. The different European peoples have existed for thousands of years without much genetic change at all, and the culture has been a slow evolution and continuation of the same thing. The waves of conquest in Europe have been by related and similar peoples for the last 3000 years or more. That is utterly different to completely alien cultures being forced on us, and being genetically annihilated either through replacement or mixing with peoples more distantly related to us than a sheepdog to a wolf. How can one even frame any of this as "selfish"? The entire reason any distinct ethnic group or culture exists is due to the biological desire for a group of people to survive and continue on into the future. Your argument boils down to "because your people were successful in the past they must now accept their annihilation". Either way it's as simple as me loving Europe and its peoples, and that we will do all in our power to protect and preserve them. That is all very obvious so I question your motivations.

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

It doesn't matter who intermarried with whom as long as their skin is white. The browning happening now is much more radical than anything in the past concerning the West.

[@SimpleMinded221]

Haha yeah and the whitening of north , central and south america, Australia, new Zealand, canada etc is ok ? My goodness. You do realize people of highly diverse genetics have been mixing since the dawn of humanity right?

[@virtualpilgrim8645]

@@SimpleMinded221 Do you realize that there are special medical categories for people who are mixed race because they can't find organ donors? Do you realize that mixed race parents cannot donate bone marrow to their children like regular parents can? Do you realize that different races have specific diseases that are common among them and not found among others?

[@metanoian965]

that includes albino creatures from Congo

[@hansjuker8296]

​@@SimpleMinded221 So you think those native ppl should have resisted? If they did...were they correct to? If they didn't, do you think they regret it?

[@rosameltrozo5889]

If euros have a right to their land, which they do then the people they conquered also have it, it is too late for many of them though

[@happygofishing]

We know who we are, we are Hyperboreans.

[@АндрейНеугодников-м6е]

Are we? Isnt it just a greek legend?

[@niranjansrinivasan4042]

we wuz hyporboreans and shieet......

[@swamplife3148]

This is a certified Hyperborean classic

[@mir4924]

Genetically perfected by Yakub the Mad in his secret lab in Agartha.

[@georgelincolnrockwell6248]

@@wesryan930 Contemporary "history" is zio-revisionist garbage!

[@avatarion]

1:14:00 Doesn't work that way. Finns have more Eastern European Hunter-Gatherer ancestry than Anatolian farmer unlike most other Europeans. The first people in Finland after the ice sheets melted were Eastern European Hunter-Gatherers, so there is still rather large genetic continuity from the Mesolithic.

[@cowboy9718]

This is a terrifically interesting discussion, and I’ve fallen in love with Tom Rowsell! What a babe.

[@slowroastedmarshmallow9226]

Very handsome and intelli-GENT guest... Will check out his Channel. Thank you, Prof. Dutton!

[@Metta33]

A most enjoyable and interesting conversation. Thankyou very much.

[@Richard0292]

This was excellent. Thank you both.

[@NJBeltCimmerian89]

Excellent conversation. Well done.

[@gggusc11]

Great Interview. I am quite happy that you are openly posting your normal videos again.

[@volk4265]

Perfect talk, should have more people like him on. Perhaps the Golden one with the right topics would be entertaining and interesting.

[@theyatsyspam]

Decent of you to make this one available. I look forward to this hugely!

[@echoesoftheancients5002]

Absolutely fascinating!

[@biggernumber1]

Also, the Black Douglas wasn't black either, as I keep seeing pop up. No doubt he had a good tan after returning from the crusades. I wouldn't care if he was, I care about what is true, and I hate liars.

[@HappyMutantSpeaks]

For me, this is a sort of fantasy youtube collaboration. I could have listened to 10 episodes today. What a great and entertaining conversation!

[@rachelb2231]

Cornwall descendant here- can trace family back to the 1500's in Cornwall. We are mostly tall, blue eyed strawberry blondes at least starting at end of 19th century.

[@Hellsprite67]

Interesting. I have Cornish ancestry going back to the 1500's also; mine are tall and dark.

[@robynmarler1951]

Enchanting to know that Ed misses the dressing up in funny costumes. I wish his new colleagues would relent and give it the nod.

[@emZee1994]

Completely agree. It's eccentric and fun and suits his personality well

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

who are these people?

[@SirHarryFlashman]

Yakub obviously.

[@mandyshanks2327]

The beautiful old Victorian church in Westbourne Bournemouth is now a Tesco’s supermarket. People go there to buy indulgences, candles, wafers and holy water from Alpine springs. What about the graves outside - were they sold too? Sanctity isn’t the same under neon lights and unfortunately the 2 for one offers aren’t for 2 lives for the price of one.

[@EnochsDream]

1:54 I lived in Cambodia for 5 years. The best internet I've ever had. Compared to UK and US

[@native_earth916]

Love this conversation, Very Indo-european

[@ianc8054]

Around 40:30 People with black hair and shorter in Cornwall and the western fringe. This is probably at least 2000 years old. Tacitus writes (chapter 11, Agricola): "Who were the original inhabitants of Britain, whether they were indigenous or foreign, is, as usual among barbarians, little known. Their physical characteristics are various and from these conclusions may be drawn. The red hair and large limbs of the inhabitants of Caledonia point clearly to a German origin. The dark complexion of the Silures, their usually curly hair, and the fact that Spain is the opposite shore to them, are an evidence that Iberians of a former date crossed over and occupied these parts. Those who are nearest to the Gauls are also like them, either from the permanent influence of original descent, or, because in countries which run out so far to meet each other, climate has produced similar physical qualities. But a general survey inclines me to believe that the Gauls established themselves in an island so near to them. Their religious belief may be traced in the strongly-marked British superstition. The language differs but little; there is the same boldness in challenging danger, and, when it is near, the same timidity in shrinking from it. The Britons, however, exhibit more spirit, as being a people whom a long peace has not yet enervated. Indeed we have understood that even the Gauls were once renowned in war; but, after a while, sloth following on ease crept over them, and they lost their courage along with their freedom. This too has happened to the long-conquered tribes of Britain; the rest are still what the Gauls once were." In summary the north, west and the south-easterners are distinct from each other AND from those in the interior. It may be that the east of England is 75% Anglo Saxon following the Anglo Saxon invasions because the east had been somewhat Anglo Saxon (but culturally Celtic) before and during the Roman period.

[@danielnielsen1977]

Isn't it curious how much change there has been currently. But even more, just in my lifetime, I'm 41. It is obvious that the things that seemingly were incapable of change in just my time here still remain. And are the tools and mechanisms still actively used in working against us all. They are being nurtured and kept alive deliberately with a specific end in mind.(racism for instance). Media, communication, and language with an understanding of history untampered is vital.🔥

[@robinmorritt7493]

I walked across the Roman mosaic floor at Butrinti. It looks like they've covered it with wood now. The locals told me the museum staff would sell me the ancient artifacts if I asked them, not that there were many left. Those were the days! 😂

[@thomasspicer4130]

I love these interviews a good meeting of minds .

[@selene7134]

I would have liked you to touch on the fact that races appeared independently of one another

[@jacksonfilm]

Great chat. Tom's channel is full of excellent films.

[@tobyplumlee7602]

Excellent Tom! Thank you.

[@JohnAmidon-c6r]

Thank you, gentlemen! 👍

[@byroncudworth6918]

Very Indo-European!

[@dankvader5060]

Come here to say the same thing lol

[@kellyrobinson6663]

I've been a long term watcher of Survive the Jive. Tom is a great bloke at explaining the genetics side to those of us that no nothing about this area.

[@notcrediblesolipsism3851]

My brother is an archaeologist and his opinions are ossified and based on the books he read when he studied archaeology. He thinks there was no mass replacement in the anglo Saxon era. I'd love to know what accessible reading material i can present to him to change his opinion.

[@BodilessVoice]

If your brother likes to stick with the comfortable beliefs of his past, for the sake of comfort and nostalgia, let him.

[@BellBeakerBloke]

Type in “mass migration of Anglo-Saxons genetic study”

[@np1663]

Outstanding conversation. Bravo!

[@evolassunglasses4673]

Great channel is Survive the Jive.

[@alexandersalter6686]

Some very good points brought up here. Interesting video as always.

[@peterplotts1238]

Replacement doesn't necessarily mean killing. What is necessary is for the newcomer males to father children with native-born women on a more or less exclusive basis. On the other hand, native-born males usually object violently to this arrangement.

[@TotalFreedomTTT-pk9st]

Also just differential production - indigenous have 2 children - replacers have 5 children - after 10 generations - indigenous have zero growth and replacers have growth - that is what 'welfare' and entitlements are for to fund this growth invariably from taxes on the indigenous

[@ekesandras1481]

In Standard German the days of the week are mainly of Frankish/Roman origin. In the Alemannic dialects though there are some older Germanic remnants left (Zieschtig, instead of Dienstag: Tyr's Day vs. Mars Thingsus day), since they were the first Germanic tribes that permanently settled on former Roman land (Agri decumates). The original Bavarian days (which are not used very much anymore), were of Gothic/Greek origin, since they got Christianity from the Southeast through the Ostrogoths. That is were the Samstag (sambaton) comes from, that made it into Standard German, but also the Eriedåg (dies Aries, Aries beeing the Greek equivalent to the Roman wargod Mars) and Pfingstdåg (penta die, the fifth day), the latter two only being used in Bavaria/Austria. In the very North and East of Germany they kept the pre-Christian Sonnabend instead of Samstag, since they accepted Christianity last and abandoned it first (Germanic Saxons and Slavic Wends alike).

[@andypandy-qz5om]

Great chat gentlemen.

[@thelivingtribunal8494]

Grass harvesting predates Gobekli Tepe, however, as far as I know population sizes at the time (late epiplaeolithic/early ppna) were still pretty small and wouldn't balloon unto 1000+ figures on average until the PPNB. So the normal excess labor arguments may not apply without modification.

[@earthstick]

The Sutton Hoo helmet is and few fragments of rust no bigger than postage stamps. The one that is displayed is a replica that was made in the 1970's.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Bits n Bobs it is.

[@dashinvaine]

The replica and the reassembled original are both displayed together. media.britishmuseum.org/media/Repository/Documents/2014_10/16_13/d71fc248_d8ca_4141_93dc_a3c600dfadbc/mid_01013336_001.jpg

[@williams4434]

Piltdown Man was a huge fraud, until they got rumbled it was gospel

[@Arthur-zz5cu]

The BBC speaks to the bottom end of the Bell curve. It is noted that Saxons have Freedom as their highest Value. (Our Oera Linda). The highest value of the aBantu is *Belonging* (to the tribe). Hence the clinging. Finda's people (ref. Oera Linda) have *Stability* as their highest value. I am I2a by one study and Saxon by another.

[@TeutobergForestryService]

I1a1 from America here. I love the Oera Linda and have read it to each of my daughters.

[@Sensorium19]

Minor point of disagreement. The modern paternity fraud rate data I've seen is much high than 5%. Considering the politically motivated conclusions around these questions unless I saw a very conclusive modern study I would think it's an open question. The older studies based on blood testing sometimes came back with rates as high as 30%. I'm not saying that consistent, but I don't think it can be set aside so easily.

[@SaturnRooster81]

1:10:20 i wet myself laughing 😂 "including a Trumpeter as someone important" Omg 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Mojojojo85757]

“Is she the one that died” “Well she was alive when I worked for her” 😂😂😂

[@dbblues.9168]

The Jolly Heretic needs 5 million subs.

[@cgw3186]

Ha! I laughed myself silly at the "historical Lego" bit - my Lego from a very young age was definitely an extension of my history obsessions, so here's to young history nerds... 😂

[@TheJollyHeretic]

Which historical era did you explore with Lego?

[@Bojachi18]

@@TheJollyHereticyour mothers

[@magnusdahlgren3461]

As a matter of fact, both the so called Sutton Hoo helmet, swell as the Beowolf epos, originally originated from, or in, the time period called the "Vendel era." It was also the time period when a famous Vendel, or Migration Age, King (Ivar Vidfamne), from southernmost Sweden, conquered almost all or northwestern Europe - from the British isles all the way up to Karelia in present day St Petersburg/Russia. Tragically he fell over board, out at sea, and drowned to death, while returning home to celebrate his huge military successes.

[@brendanthebdog]

To my considerable surprise my great-great-great-great grandfather was actually named Kwame O'shea and another was Fergus M'buka. Rollin blunts and playing harp with Brian Boru. The details are a bit hazy, but, that's history for you!

[@sarahhale-pearson533]

Great guest. His work is excellent.

[@darthbanana7]

repent for the kingdom of god is at hand

[@Tony-vg6tp]

It’s quite amazing the emphasis put on education, state or private, complete and utter nonsense. Some of the most successful people in life can’t read or write, self education is the only way.

[@sameash3153]

The days of the week are ALL Roman, translated into Anglo Saxon. Dies Solis, Sunday, Dies Lunae Monday (Moonday), and all the other names after Roman gods were simply replaced by the equivalent anglo-saxon gods, so Wednesday has Woden replace Jupiter/Jove in Dies Jovis

[@hasturhastur]

“Where are the graves?” My reply would be that the conquered don’t get graves. They are a feast for wolves and ravens.

[@midmiddleton163]

This is a great video. I'm glad the part of Woden being our old God was discussed.

[@georgelincolnrockwell6248]

The ORIGINAL! Before our people were gradually indoctrinated into worshipping an unnatural judeo-christian simulacrum desinged to make us kill each other and imprison ourselves with guilt!

[@kc4276]

Europeans(and other people, particularly the Iranians) have been on a path of self-destruction ever since they were colonised by semitic thought.

[@marydd4147]

The warping of history to suit people who can't fund or aren't appreciative of their own history is absurd. Their insertion into all cultures is sad, eg, Cleopatra, and MANY other examples.

[@TheEnigmaticmuse]

Which people are you talking about here exactly?

[@marydd4147]

@@TheEnigmaticmuse Duh

[@TheEnigmaticmuse]

@@marydd4147 I could think of a couple and obviously this is more nuanced than you are recognizing. But I will make an assumption and tell you generally that this is what happens when a people are enslaved and lose their land and their culture. They are trying to find their place in the world. Being an American, I know my ancestry is European but I know little of my ancestral homeland or my ancestral beliefs or way of life.

[@gandolfthorstefn1780]

25:34 Irmin,Istio and Ing were the three ancestors who descended from Mannaz for the Germanic peoples. Ing was progenitor of the Jutes and Saxons and Irmin was progenitor of the Angli, Suebi snd Goths etc. Seaxnēat was the ultimate progenitor of the Saxons.

[@SteveFraserVideo]

I think culture is much more important than DNA.

[@terryriffe4792]

What I can't figure out is why when they reconstruct a Saxon house they build it to look it would fall on the occupants heads and kill them . They come up with their reconstruction after finding imprints only four post holes .

[@idonthavealoginname]

I grew up in the Colchester area over 40 years ago and I can assure you there were no black people .Maybe the odd one or two that were possibly in the Army.

[@tadficuscactus]

I love Tom!

[@deephouse733]

Would like to see STJ and Robert Sephere do a stream Maybe Asha Logos too

[@c3bhm]

Glad to see a mention of Robert Sepehr here. He's the most fascinating, and very politically-incorrect. The ramifications of what he claims, racially, are profound, as in the different races did NOT all come from the same 'out of Africa' source.

[@JawnBoyd-rt9gd]

Shepehr’s content is the opposite of STJ’s lol

[@flkadjsfklajfkl]

Asha Logos for sure

[@jackholloway1]

​@@c3bhm he's a fantasist

[@jackholloway1]

Why would you want to see someone worth listening too waste his time with a charlatan like Sepehr

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

STJ is the man.

[@darrinmagnus1]

⚔🛡It's imperative that indigenous Europeans unite and organize around their peoplehood to prioritize their group interests to safeguard themselves from being displaced in their ancestral Continental homelands. They must promote ethnic fellowship, tribalism, endogamy, fecundity in their ranks, and practice ethnic networking and -nepotism with the aim to dominate not others, only their geography, economics, politics, media, and academia, lest they fall victim to the Great Replacement.

[@natmanprime4295]

lol

[@TotalFreedomTTT-pk9st]

Study Orania South Africa - legal local autonomy - wouldn't you like to live with at least a small legally separate community ? I would - much harder to steal our property that way - we can not 'exploit' what can't legally live around us

[@thedelta88]

something I found extremely interesting in my own life is that even online talking to people I have only made friends with people like myself. I look like the guy on the left except fat lol. It struck me that anyone i got to know well enough that we became curious what the other looked like... they all looked like me. couldn't be coincidence. or maybe it could be idk. Loving the channel thanks!

[@crazywolf5150]

Yes, German for Wednesday is Mittwoch, or Midweek.

[@seaslob2820]

Heard both of these gents on Woes. Both are excellent

[@dudeseriously2147]

Woes?

[@Sator69]

I would love to hear any of your alls take on the monotheism and early feudalism of the Scythians and their influence on European culture

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Do we really know enough about the Scythians to extrapolate? Sure, there’s the magnificent art from the kurgans and passages in Herodotus and a few other ancient writers.

[@mtnvortex]

Why the mystery? My ancestors emerged from a dark and dreary cave. After eons in filth and darkness, a highly melanated fellow with a golden crown atop his head and bright yellow footwear, pulled up to the entrance of the family cave upon a flying pyramid of some sort. In one week's time, he taught my people the magic of spoken and written language. Along with his gift of speech, he also imparted knowledge of things never imagined by my primitive and pale forebearers, such as mathematics, astronomy, and all manners of science. Finally, after teaching them the concept of bathing, and explaining how peaceful and civilized beings should conduct themselves, he flew off into the Aurora Borealis, atop his magical pyramid craft, plucking angelic notes upon his banjo. Everyone clapped until they could see him no more. He promised that he would one day return to teach them this magical music...and that he did. On the eve of each new moon, the people would eagerly scan the heavens for the first glimpse of teeth and eyeballs beaming through the night sky, bringing their next lesson. No one remembers how long this continued, but they always told tales of the wisdom that came on those moonless nights, and the profound sadness felt by all when their teacher returned no more.

[@kazekagekid]

We truly are living in the book of Revelation.

[@QziQza]

"got my A levels without help from any teachers" what a great endorsement of the British education system..

[@JoeCarroll-tr5hw]

Great Show, from Lancashire. That is now gone A 3 world immigrants town A rotten town. It’s own country English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 people are getting out they are Now just So much sick of voting 🗳️. They have moved away from their own country towns.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Faking Jamacans that look blacker.

[@Madmarkhor]

Boohoo, go cry into ur dole money 😂

[@monnimonnickendam7289]

There has been a deluge of DNA and genetic research in anthropology, language, culture and population spread since 2019. Some of it is a bit technical (for me) but I get the general point of most papers I've read. It's all very interesting.

[@peterj2518]

Nice intelligent conversation

[@iankingsleys2818]

Strange discussion in one sense, in that the dominant strain in England at least West of the Pennines and down the Marches into Devon and Cornwall is the Celtic strain i.e. the ancient Britons

[@smugcanuck5529]

Collab of the year

[@earthstick]

The costumes were fantastic - the soul food spiritual microwave skit was off the scale.

[@vaegirshoop]

fyi History of the early Britons by Saint Tysilio, early 7th century talks about Brutus extensively - translated by Bill Cooper 2012 or Peter Roberts 1811. It's not a later mediaeval invention. Tysilio seems to have worked from earlier documents.

[@WreckItRolfe]

The large* population of black people in Colchester seems to have turned up in the last 10-15 years. A lot seem to be "Londoners"

[@Mjölnir-þ]

He is 6 feet tall. My buddy met him once

[@fudgeisg00d]

Excellent chat by two excellent chaps