| I know this is going to be difficult for
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| | 9 centuries after the Celtic people had
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| you to hear (or it may be meaningless to
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| | laid claim to the European lands, this is
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| you), but I ask that you hear me out.
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| | the era where the Anglo-Saxon Germanic
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| Regardless what you may have been taught,
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| | tribes (self-declared "white" people)
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| Celtic people are no more a part of the
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| | were invading the European continent (and
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| white people community than Jews are. In
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| | were declaring white supremacy even as
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| fact, their history as a people is
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| | far back as this - if you didn't get
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| strikingly similar to Jewish history - to
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| | conquered and slaughtered by them, then
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| include the modern inter-societal
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| | you were expected to become absorbed into
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| problems existing today in both nations.
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| | the "white" culture and give up your
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| It's been awhile since I've studied
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| | ethnic identity - hence, the eventual
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| Celtic history, so dates wise I'll
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| | creation of the term "WASP - white anglo
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| attempt to be somewhere in the general
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| | saxon protestant").
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| ball park. But, here is a little of the
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| | By this 5th century CE time period, the
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| history. The Celtic languages (Irish,
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| | Celtic people had already given up their
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| Scottish) are offshoots of African tribal
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| | warrior lifestyle for the literary, and
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| languages. And, before settling in
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| | were attempting to educate the warrior
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| Europe, the Celtic people lived in the
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| | tribes that were entering their lands.
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| Middle East (@ 6 BCE). The Celts were a
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| | But, far too many Anglo-Saxons were
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| powerful group of warrior tribes that
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| | coming into the land and there intent was
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| conquered lands as they moved west
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| | to conquer rather than be proselytized.
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| toward, first, the Greek empire and then,
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| | These invading tribes learned what the
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| eventually, Europe. Somewhere around the
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| | Celts had to teach them very well (thus
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| end of the 4th century BCE, the Celts
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| | became proselytized, nevertheless) and,
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| invaded the Greek empire and originated
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| | then, used this very teaching for their
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| the country now known as Turkey.
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| | crusades against Israel, Spain and,
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| In the Greco-Roman Christian bible the
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| | ultimately, (being unsuccessful with
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| Celts of Turkey were referred to as the
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| | those campaigns) against Ireland
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| Galatians, who the first Christian
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| | (unfortunately, they devasted the Celts
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| missionaries (seven centuries later)
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| | and turned them into slaves). To this
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| tried to Christianize very
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| | very day, the Irish and Scottish people
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| unsuccessfully. The word Galatian in the
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| | are fighting for their independence from
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| Christian bible is a very close
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| | the Anglo-Saxons, and it doesn't help
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| approximation of what the Celts of Turkey
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| | that the Irish are still having
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| called themselves. Having still yet the
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| | inter-tribal conflicts like there
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| nomadic nature, descendants of the
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| | ancestors of so many centuries before
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| Turkish Celts moved on from Turkey and
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| | (protestants versus catholics, this is
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| eventually settled in Europe, finally
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| | what they call it now). And, then came
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| settling in Ireland (@ 350 BCE). It would
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| | the modern plague that nearly wiped out
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| not be until the fall of Rome and Greece
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| | the Gaelic speaking Irish natives of
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| around 5 CE (approximately 900 year
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| | Ireland (@ 19 CE). But, fortunately for
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| later), that the Irish Celts would take
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| | the world Celtic culture is on the
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| an interest in Christian literature. And,
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| | rebound, the history is being remembered,
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| if the Irish people had not taken this
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| | and the native languages are still being
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| literary interest, then Christianity
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| | spoken and taught (they now have schools
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| would have become an extinct religion.
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| | for this purpose in Ireland).
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| For an understanding of this time period,
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