"Ireland: Land of the Pharaohs"? (video)

Andrew Power (api.ning.com); Max Speirs; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly

Ireland is secretly the "Land of the Pharaohs" and Atlanteans? Andrew Power has a story.

Max Speirs died to reveal the truth of what is going on in secret as the U.S. government colludes with hundreds of alien races on earth, including reptilians as it carries the torch of what the Nazis began in collusion with groups providing futuristic technologies to earthlings.

The Irish, like the British, really got around.

...About 1800 B.C. these Aryan tribes divided and became two separate peoples.
 
The Eastern group descended into India. In their books, which we call the Vedas and which are written in Sanskrit, there are echoes of the former unity; in other words, before the division of the Eastern line of the Aryans.

• [WQ: This is not to suggest any validity in the old "Aryan invasion" canard as explaining how other great civilizations arose, as promoted by early German and British scholars who could not conceive of how any non-white group could achieve anything like the magnificent Indus Valley Civilization of ~10,000 years ago.*]

The other group after the separation also retained the name Aryan but [using] the form, Iran. These people pushed westward and southward into the mountains...

This continuing line of tribes was the formation of such people in Asia Minor as the Hittites, the Phrygians, the Scythians [the Shakyians, the Central Asian (in the region that is now called Afghanistan) clan the Buddha belonged to as Ranajit Pal reveals], Armenians, Medes, Persians, and Aryans.

• DNA reveals red-haired Chinese mummies came from Europe and Asia (forbes.com, 2015) Almost a century after their discovery, the European-looking Tarim mummies found in China continue to produce surprising DNA results.**
• Takla Makan Mummies: China's first Caucasian immigrants... (decodedpast.com, 2013) The well preserved mummies of people who died in the Taklamakan desert 2,500 to 4,000 years ago tell an intriguing story of early European...

The inner circle of the eastern tribes that journeyed into India continued their travels into the Himalayan Mountains as far south as Tibet, never to return.

Evidence that a mysterious Northern people travelled deep into Asia is found in a ‘desert-like region of China called the Tarim Basin’, where a remarkable archaeological find was brought to the attention of the world in 1994.

Irish, Scottish, Nordic, "Aryan," Tocharian mummies of China (meshrep.com)

 

This discovery was the intriguing 4,000-year-old, tartan-clad, ‘Talka Maken Mummies’, [see Talkamaken Desert] who were ‘Celtic/Aryan’ in appearance. Elizabeth Wayland Barber records the following in her book The Mummies of Urumchi:

When the earliest of these central Asian corpses nestled into the sands of the Tarim Basin, about 2000 B.C. or a little after, the pyramids of Egypt had already stood for half a millennium, but the best known Pharaohs, Ramesses II and ‘King Tut’ (Tutankhamen), were rather more that five hundred years into the future...

The Beauty of Xiaohe mummy: Irish in China?

What Professor Mair recognised there stunned him. The mummies appeared to be neither Chinese nor Mongoloid in facial type;

They looked, in fact, distinctively ‘Caucasian,’ with high-bridged noses, deep, round eye sockets, fair hair, and -- on the men -- heavy beards...Even more difficult to determine: what language or languages might these people have spoken?

Nearly a century before, scholars had discovered in this same area a variety of documents dating from the first millennium A.D. and written in a now extinct language known as Tokharian.

To everyone’s surprise, Tokharian [also spelled Tocharian] turned out to be related to the Indo-European tongues spoken in most of Europe (including English, Latin, and Greek) and in parts of the Near East (including Persian and Sanskrit). These far-flung Tokharian speakers therefore must have penetrated into Central Asia [Afghanistan and the rest of the "stans" that were once part of the Russian Empire] from the west, but when or how they got there no one knew.

• PHOTO: The Beauty of Xiaohe mummy: In a Feb. 18, 2011 photo a mummy discovered in the Tarim Basin in far western China is shown at the "Secrets of the Silk Road" exhibit at the U. of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia, the final stop before the artifacts return to China (Matt Rourke/AP).

The finding of groups of Caucasoid mummies in the Tarim Basin that clearly antedated the Tokharian inscription thus held out hope to the linguists that their puzzle might finally be solved.
 

Barber, an expert on prehistoric textiles, draws parallels between the weaving techniques of Japan and the Middle East, particularly Persia, but also more provocatively with those of the Celtic Peoples of Ireland and Scotland.

She, according to one reviewer, speculates that these mysterious people were ‘...peripatetic herders and oasis-hoppers of Indo-European origin, possibly Turkic speaking, and she establishes links between the Caucasian people of this remote Chinese region and the ancient Celts...’

Perhaps the most startling find was their clothing. Finely woven and brightly coloured woollen garments, made of very high quality raw materials, adorned the bodies: trousers, felt stockings, pointed hats, caftans. The weaving techniques used were reminiscent of the ancient Celtic weaving of Northwest Europe, with twill and tartan patterns using intensely rich colours including reds, yellows, and blues...
 

The discovery of Cowrie shells from the sea not naturally found within thousands of miles of this desert area indicates that these people must have engaged in long distance trade. Who were they, where did they originate and how did they come to be prospering in China at this time? (Italics added).

In light of this remarkable discovery, while far from being the only evidence that point towards a displaced prehistoric northern race and their travels, it was now safe to build on my hypothesis that a race from North-Western Europe migrated to North Africa and Asia. What disaster compelled them to travel to the farthest outposts of their world? What momentous event forced them to journey over such vast distances from their homeland? More

*There was no "Aryan invasion"
Christian Violatti (Ancient History Encyclopedia)
Around 1500 BCE, a large group of nomadic cattle-herders, the Aryans, migrated into the region from Central Asia. The Aryans crossed the Hindu Kush mountains [an extension of the Himalayas] and came in contact with the Indus Valley Civilization. This was a large migration and used to be seen as an invasion, which was thought to be the reason for the collapse of the Indus Valley Civilization, but this hypothesis is not unanimously accepted today. More

• PHOTOS: Taklamakan Mummies (pinterest.com) THE MUMMIES OF TAKLAMAKAN 
• In a Desert in China, a Trove of 4,000-Year-Old Mummies (New York Times, 2010) Chinese archaeologists unearthed a 4,000-year-old cemetery in Xinjiang Province that seemed to be a vanished people's paean to the...

• **(Veronica Keen says) The...wonderful book by Andrew Power...you can either read the PDF or save it direct from this link. Jews, Catholics, and especially Afro-centrist types have done all they can to cover up the WHITE portion of Egyptian history, but with modern DNA tests of King Tut matching those of Western Europeans more than any Africans, it starts to become clear how the blue blood thrones of modern England received their positions of modern tyranny, through their ancient “royal” blue bloodlines. ELITE RULING CLASS BLOODLINES are a 100 % REALITY, plain and simple. More