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The Aryan Invasion Theory is part of a bigger net of inter-connected and inter-dependent theories.</b>
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One of these theories is the lost theory of the Caesar masquerading as Jewish Peasant (ie Christianity). That is why Mountainman has Frawley links on his site, John Hudson is an associate of Edmund Leach, and Roman Piso made the inadvertant statement about planned Roman invasion of India. Negating OIT (and Buddhism in the West) made Christianity and Monotheism a logical necessity. The connections which were maintained even after the initial outbound migrations needed to be negated for the west to constitute itself as a distinct entity.
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The Aryan Invasion Theory is part of a bigger net of inter-connected and inter-dependent theories.</b>
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One of these theories is the lost theory of the Caesar masquerading as Jewish Peasant (ie Christianity). That is why Mountainman has Frawley links on his site, John Hudson is an associate of Edmund Leach, and Roman Piso made the inadvertant statement about planned Roman invasion of India. Negating OIT (and Buddhism in the West) made Christianity and Monotheism a logical necessity. The connections which were maintained even after the initial outbound migrations needed to be negated for the west to constitute itself as a distinct entity.