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originally posted by: Peeple
The pole shift was just from this 3657 year dude, that's not what it was about, really. Of course Egypt had a different climate, the Sahara wasn't always a desert and so on.
originally posted by: Peeple
The point i try to figure out, since the Bosporus formed so late is more or less, if it wouldn't be possible the continents started drifting apart (faster, or at all,) after they lost their protective ice shields?
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Greathouse
The only problem I see with that is. What about the fossilized records that show specific creatures that were exclusive to specific continents millions of years ago?
Turkey still has 30.6% endemic plants. So specific creatures could also just have been following these plants, respectively the enviromental circumstances, like woods, planes, mountains and such.
a reply to: funkadeliaaaa
And you are just talking nonsense because these nationalities didn't exist, we are talking between 10.-18 THOUSAND years ago. So maybe you want to check your informations before you just talk without content?
India is by the way mythologically very connected and on the Asian continent, just as Turkey is. Yes from America still a long way, but from Turkey in the other direction even closer and easier to reach than what I suggested. Will say: Bollocks, go and research.
a reply to: michaelbrux
I was thinking about your "becos" story and noticed, the German word "Bäcker", or bacery, is this maybe a linguistical rudiment from the first word for bread? Definetly an interesting hint if it is, now that my head caught up with what you actually said.
a reply to: one4all
Magnetic pole shift, might have been the event, after the continental plates got tied together before from the ice, which started melting around 18.ooo years ago, the switch and the change of the ocean flow could have caused the fracture of something like a huge American-European-Asian plate. But what would the 3657year cycle be, you are talking about? Sources?
that's wrong...
So because of this Turks, knowing their primitive and unimpressive historical background
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: DiggerDogg
Wow dude.
that's wrong...
So because of this Turks, knowing their primitive and unimpressive historical background
I think it is pretty impressive, or how do you think the coffe came to Vienna? Also one could argue Alexander the Great was almost a turkish man.
Besides that, just because you follow the offilcial narrative, doesn't mean it is the one and only truth. And it was merely to nail the location and the common ancestors.
The original Turks, were people neither of us really knew. And not everything leaves a trace. These underground cities, are pretty hard to date, because it is the natural rock in that region and the inhabitants changed over time. A very very long period of time. And it matches with the mythology, if you think about it.
I am not saying i have proof, but you are just... kinda racist.
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: DiggerDogg
Derinkuyu is Turkye. Did you read the OP or is this a personal thing?
Sorry but I can tot6ally see why you don't like yourself...