^ Bodhi and Dhu's posts
O <i>voleur</i>! Bodhi (#295)!
I had just seen that article at VijayVaani and was coming over to post it here now and what do I find? That you had already posted it. <i>Yesterday</i>, in fact. As all can see, and there's no denying it, you have copied my intended actions "<i>backwards in time</i>" (a very common christian accusation I am making here, so people will admit I have an 'established point').
You, you ... you plagiarist-into-the-future!
You know that's a crime, right? Plagiarising other people's future intentions? It's in fact worse than plagiarising the past, because of course there would (generally) be only one person you could be plagiarising from in the past: the original source. But <i>such cheating</i> with the future is far more wicked: imagine <i>how many</i> people would in future be intending to write something or do something (like post a particular item on IF). And if you pre-empt them in this illegal manner, then that's just Shame On You. I'm telling IF admin on you, Bodhi. You just wait. They're not going to like it. Not one bit. You're in deeeeep trouble. <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wink.gif' /><!--endemo--> <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo--> You just think long and hard about what you've done, now.
Just messin' with ya <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' /><!--endemo--> I don't know how I missed seeing your post yesterday, Bodhi.
Oh well, there are some comments on the article now:
http://www.vijayvaani.com/FrmPublicDisplay...cle.aspx?id=322
<b>Comments on
"Demolished once for all: Aryan Invasion Theory"
Virendra Parekh</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Has it ever occurred to anyone, including you, that this entire debate bypasses a whole community of people who are well versed in the vedas? Have you ever noticed any comment from scholars of the Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, for example? Do you really think that the translations and treatises on the vedas in various Indian universities has any value whatsoever? Â
  seadog4227 Â
  04 Jan 2009 Â
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  Why Talageri ignores the archaeological evidences discovered by the Russians in the Ural-Sinstra excavations which proves ( according to the Russians) that Aryans came from India through Turkey, Armenia to Russia in at least 4000 BC ( during which the Ural-Sinstra civilizations were first constructed) . The problem with the India historians are that they only consider the Anglo-Americans but ignores the European historians. Â
  D.Basu Â
  04 Jan 2009 Â
(Russians incl. Ukrainians do always seem to conclude that everything came from India. At least, the few I know. Every time they mention anything interesting to me, they tell me "that was originally used in India, or invented in India or first developed in India". At least, unlike American teachers who always referred to 'arabic numerals' and describe them as coming from Arabia, I do appreciate that Russians - among others - corrected them by saying they are actually <i>Hindu</i> numbers instead.)
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  Excellent work by Talageri. D. basu's point must be noted. By all accounts Mahabharat period was about 5000years ago which is strongly supported by the astronomical evidence as mentioned in Mahabharat itself. Much earlier Rama period clearly mentiones Arya expansion in the North and West from Ayodhya all the way upto Russia and Western Euope, Middle East etc. This explains sporadic development of Indo Eurpean languages in places where local and native languages assimilated language of human waves from interior India. Gradually Sindhu (after Mohenjodero development period, Saptasindhu Afghanistan etc. fully integrated in Sanskrit language developed in interior India and Iran & european countries increased more adaption of Indo Aryan language. The other languages of Aryans like Prakrit,Tamil etc. in interior India continued to develop simultaneously. Â
  Rasik Sanghvi Â
  05 Jan 2009<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
O <i>voleur</i>! Bodhi (#295)!
I had just seen that article at VijayVaani and was coming over to post it here now and what do I find? That you had already posted it. <i>Yesterday</i>, in fact. As all can see, and there's no denying it, you have copied my intended actions "<i>backwards in time</i>" (a very common christian accusation I am making here, so people will admit I have an 'established point').
You, you ... you plagiarist-into-the-future!
You know that's a crime, right? Plagiarising other people's future intentions? It's in fact worse than plagiarising the past, because of course there would (generally) be only one person you could be plagiarising from in the past: the original source. But <i>such cheating</i> with the future is far more wicked: imagine <i>how many</i> people would in future be intending to write something or do something (like post a particular item on IF). And if you pre-empt them in this illegal manner, then that's just Shame On You. I'm telling IF admin on you, Bodhi. You just wait. They're not going to like it. Not one bit. You're in deeeeep trouble. <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wink.gif' /><!--endemo--> <!--emo&--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo--> You just think long and hard about what you've done, now.Just messin' with ya <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' /><!--endemo--> I don't know how I missed seeing your post yesterday, Bodhi.Oh well, there are some comments on the article now:
http://www.vijayvaani.com/FrmPublicDisplay...cle.aspx?id=322
<b>Comments on
"Demolished once for all: Aryan Invasion Theory"
Virendra Parekh</b>
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Has it ever occurred to anyone, including you, that this entire debate bypasses a whole community of people who are well versed in the vedas? Have you ever noticed any comment from scholars of the Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, for example? Do you really think that the translations and treatises on the vedas in various Indian universities has any value whatsoever? Â
  seadog4227 Â
  04 Jan 2009 Â
 Â
  Why Talageri ignores the archaeological evidences discovered by the Russians in the Ural-Sinstra excavations which proves ( according to the Russians) that Aryans came from India through Turkey, Armenia to Russia in at least 4000 BC ( during which the Ural-Sinstra civilizations were first constructed) . The problem with the India historians are that they only consider the Anglo-Americans but ignores the European historians. Â
  D.Basu Â
  04 Jan 2009 Â
(Russians incl. Ukrainians do always seem to conclude that everything came from India. At least, the few I know. Every time they mention anything interesting to me, they tell me "that was originally used in India, or invented in India or first developed in India". At least, unlike American teachers who always referred to 'arabic numerals' and describe them as coming from Arabia, I do appreciate that Russians - among others - corrected them by saying they are actually <i>Hindu</i> numbers instead.)
 Â
  Excellent work by Talageri. D. basu's point must be noted. By all accounts Mahabharat period was about 5000years ago which is strongly supported by the astronomical evidence as mentioned in Mahabharat itself. Much earlier Rama period clearly mentiones Arya expansion in the North and West from Ayodhya all the way upto Russia and Western Euope, Middle East etc. This explains sporadic development of Indo Eurpean languages in places where local and native languages assimilated language of human waves from interior India. Gradually Sindhu (after Mohenjodero development period, Saptasindhu Afghanistan etc. fully integrated in Sanskrit language developed in interior India and Iran & european countries increased more adaption of Indo Aryan language. The other languages of Aryans like Prakrit,Tamil etc. in interior India continued to develop simultaneously. Â
  Rasik Sanghvi Â
  05 Jan 2009<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->