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[#185] LEPRECHAUNTOLOGY, Part One: Faeries, the Jinn of Ireland

🕑 Added 2024-03-17 13:00:09 +0000 UTC

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Luсhino Palermo

There are some linguistic similarities between Celtic languages and Semitic/Afro-asiatic languages, here's a paper about the similarity between the Afro-Asiatic and Celtic language families generally: https://rebus.us.edu.pl/bitstream/20.500.12128/21479/1/Kida_Hamito_Semitic_features.pdf , and a paper on the similarities between Scottish Gaelic and Arabic specifically: https://gupea.ub.gu.se/handle/2077/78204

Jasmine Matthews

There's also like, mentions of communities of north african people taken as war booty who just happen to be living in their own villages on the emerald isle far back in history and other like, treasures and even some stuff you can genetic test to be like 'yeah these Irish people sure did get on boats somehow', maybe the records of this where better before the British came and torched the place, maybe the records are still waiting to be translated, or maybe we'll just never truly know.

Jasmine Matthews

The Irish/North-African/Levantine connections are a bit mad, the genetics aren't the right place to look as you say Khalid but there's too much whispering to totally debunk connections, see how much the ottamans donated for Famine relief or the presence of mentions of Libya and North Africa in the ancient annals, the Coptic Christian texts popping up in Ireland. Wish I could build a time-machine.

SweetChinMusik

Van Morrison - Slim Slow Slider. There’s also a long version on the album but idk which one it is in the intermission

Subliminal Jihad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXRO2Jt-LnQ

fishcakes

Excited to lock in for this one ❤️

the CIA blew up the moon

Can we get a youtube link to the interview with the farmer/mystic guy? clockpilled and believing in faeries instead

Alex Carson

whats the first intermission song?

SHEEBCORE

and folks act like they don't teach us about false flags in elementary school

Evan Forcier

My family has a similar story about coal country. Some great uncle died and our family still owed money to the company store so they just left his body on the front porch with a note to send the next oldest male to work. Most of the women in my grandmas generation got trades and educations for just the reason you discussed. Some got brewery jobs.