Topic started by U.R. Seneviratne (@ mail.britishcouncil.lk) on Wed Feb 12 06:30:15 .
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This shows one major genetic groups which forms Singhalese may be the people of Indus area 7000 years ago.Singhalese are not composed of diverse genetic group as in present Tamilnadu. More detail can get by yahoo searching for ''dentition of sinhalese''

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• From: ashok (@ 12-234-137-241.client.attbi.com) on: Mon Feb 17 05:14:58
  
  Folks:
  
  Our masked non hindus are trying another trick here mentioning something about "haraswati" in all of rig veda the river is called sarasvati not any imaginary haraswati. as in mandala 1 hymn 3 line 10 for example.
  
  which says
  
  "pAvakA naH sarasvatI vAjebhirvAjinIvatI
  yajñaM vaSTu dhiyAvasuH"
  
  anyways our masked non hindus also are trying to say that indus-saraswati is different than indus, which is infact wrong. actually the whole area is now called indus sarasvati and not indus because the sites found all follow in the banks of teh now extint river. Infact since sarasvati dried up in 3000 BC it only follows that the sites are atleast that old. While harrappa and mohenjodaro are said to have had the oldest proofs only back to 2500 BC. which shows clearly that if harrappa and mohenjodaro are taken to be in teh banks of indus (which are the only sites which are in that bank) then saraswati civ has to be older. This is simple logic.
  
  ANother thing our masked non hindus like to project is that somehow the "dahyus" of iran were stationary. Which is also not true, there was definite movement. I dont quite know if dalitstan ca be taken to be western "indologists" now. Now western historian is suggesting that there was a invasion. Infact more and more western historians are moving towards migration or in india theory. Infact lot of the historians believe that if there was any migration it was in about 4000BC much before indus-saraswati started and maybe afterwards that is after the decline. becaus ethe decline is clearly now attributed to the drying up of the saraswati river.
  
  
• From: Krishna (@ cache-syd-aa02.proxy.aol.com) on: Tue Feb 18 06:44:18
  
  Nisala:
  
  I noticed you have previously used the ID of another moron here...your writing style reflects that morons shadow...
  
  Tha problems with brahminical morons are they rewrite or confuse the original verses with their stupid ideology without quoting the originial verse number and keep on reproducing the verses according to their lunacity. A typical example follows:
  
  Quote:
  Sanskritists indulged in unwanted polemics by arguing that Tamil had no intrinsic merit of its own because it borrowed heavily from Sanskrit. To establish this assumption, Caminata Desikar, a Sanskrit scholar and author of a grammatical work entitled ilakkaNakkottu compared the alphabets of Sanskrit and Tamil and found that all, expect five alphabets, the two short vowels e (±) and o (´) and three consonants Ra, na and za (È, É, Æ ) are common to both the languages. Therefore he argued that all the characters common to the two languages essentially belonged to Sanskrit and the five rare symbols which are absent in Sanskrit belonged specifically to Tamil. Based on his findings he wrote an unusual verse in which he posed insolently a question whether Tamil with only five letters of its own could ever be called a language.
  Intelligent persons will be ashamed To call it a language That possesses only five letters.*
  
  This scurrilous verse only indicates the irrational attitude of the Sanskrit scholars of the seventeenth century. Such unreasonable attitude became obvious in analysing the origin of words that were common to Sanskrit and Tamil. Basic words like niir (water) and miin (fish) which had been in use from time immemorial in Tamil language was interpreted by Sanskrit scholars as having originated from Sanskrit roots. They refused to consider the possibility that Sanskrit would have borrowed these common words from Tamil, the most ancient language of the region, and even propagated that most of the words in Tamil had been borrowed from Sanskrit.
  
  The Tamil scholars were perplexed by such unfounded claims. However with the arrival of linguists like Caldwell from Europe, and with the publication of books in English refuting the claims of Sanskritists, Tamil scholars gained confidence in the intrinsic value of Tamil language. Despite this, the biased views held by Sanskritists held sway ir the world of letters even up to this century until linguists in England like Burrow falsified these erroneous claims by their researches. This controversy persisted even in analysing the names of places in the Tamil region. After translating certain names of places from Tamil to Sanskrit, the Sanskrit scholars argued that they were borrowed from Sanskrit. One classic example was Vriddhachalam which is a literal translation of the Tamil place called MutukunRam. Likewise, several names of deities were translated into Sanskrit. The devotional hymns of the Nayanmars in fact mentioned these names in their pure Tamil form. Instances are not wanting that while translating names of places from Tamil into Sanskrit, the Sanskrit scholars failed to comprehend the real meaning of the original Tamil words and translated them erroneously. Without knowing the actuai meaning of the name of a town ArkkaTu (Arcot), the Sanskrit scholars translated it Sataranyam, which literally means six forests, whereas the Tamil word arkkaTu literally means a forest of fig trees. To perpetuate these Sanskritised names, they wrote stories as well. Despite their efforts Sanskritised names failed to gain currency among the people. The Sanskrit scholars, for example, tried to Sanskritise the name of the river Paalaaru as Ksra Nati. It could not be perpetuated. Thus the Sanskrit scholars unnecessarily sowed the seeds of dissension in the Tamii country.
  
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  Brhaminical writings are famous for distortion, manipulation and so on. The following verses of RV was translated by one of the morons here as the "light destroyed the darkness..." (HYMN LXIII. Indra. O Indra, when, Thundcrer, strong in
  act, thou crushedst Vrtra; When, Hero, thou, great-souled, with easy conquest didst rend the Dasyus in their distant dwelling. ".
  
  
  But that morons peanut brain could not understand the following verses which describe "Dasyus as a noseless hostile speaker. (10 One car-wheel of the Sun thou rolledst forward, and one thou settest free to move for Kutsa. Thou slewest noseless Dasyus with thy weapon, and in their home o'erthrewest hostile speakers." (5.29.10, i.e. book 5, hymn 29, verse 10).
  
  Have a nice time.
  
  
  
  
  
• From: De Alwis (@ webwarper.expr.net) on: Tue Feb 18 14:23:10
  
  Krishna,
  
  Your comments in regard to the AIT are excellent. Unfortunately, there are certain Somali's on this forum who suffer from an inferiority complex and would like to believe every other race is a perfect copycat of the former.
  
  
• From: ashok (@ 12-234-137-241.client.attbi.com) on: Tue Feb 18 15:16:31
  
  Folks,
  our masked idiotic non hindus do not understand the simple things in sanskrit, make up tall tales abotu haraswati and expect everyone to just follow it... when shown that RV always called the river only "sarasvati" our masked hinus now say its a problem with "translation" how can it be translation when the word clearly is "sarasvati"? as shown in the verse. obviously Dalitstan didnt od its homework, and the idiotic "scientists" had to rely on dalitstan's translation, and now stands completely naked and exposed.
  
  Our histroy geniuses dont understand sanskrit, make up theories abotu "haraswati" and now talk abotu how others cannot understand the verses. Poor masked morons, it must be due to all the caste certificates in the vault.
  
  
  When given the original verse with the number and hymn and also producing the exact evrse in sanskrit, with the word "sarasvati" infact a person who claims that he has read the RV must know that all throughout it its always is "sarasvati"
  
  out moronic masked hinsu history genius who gets his material from dalitstan cant ever produce anything which talks about "haraswati" as the river. and will keep repeating the same thing when it is clearly shown that its NEVER been "sarasvati"
  
  
• From: ashok (@ 12-234-137-241.client.attbi.com) on: Tue Feb 18 15:21:21
  
  NEVER been "sarasvati"
  
  ooops above must read
  
  "NEVER been "harasvati"
  
  
• From: kotiya paiyan (@ ac99b9aa.ipt.aol.com) on: Tue Feb 18 16:07:37
  
  Dear Krishna Thambi,
  
  I noticed you have previously used the ID of another moron here
  
  
  The only other handle I've used on FH is 'kotiya paiyan' to show my love and support for Eelam terrorism.
  
  You are now calling me a moron. I've always wondered what it meant to be called a moron by a moron. Today I am blessed because I am facing Krishna Thambi the Super-Moron.
  
  
  "A typical example follows"
  
  
  Dear Thambi, it is not fitting for a Super-moron to babble about things he knows very little about. Cutting-and-pasting quotes from the internet does not really count as scholarship.
  
  Next time I would suggest avoiding accusing people of something they are not. I do not hide behind handles nor pretend to be people I am not. That is the task of cowards including Eelam terrorists like De Alwis puthA.
  
  
• From: Jathika Ayya (@ ac99b9aa.ipt.aol.com) on: Tue Feb 18 16:17:01
  
  Dear de Alwis puthA,
  
  Here on FH I insult different people in different ways. To those who are somewhat intelligent I use the honorific 'Uncle.' For those who demonstrate a clear mental inferiority and brain-damage, I call them 'Thambi' (little brother). I use such familiar terms because stupid or not, they are unfortunately related in some distant manner, even if the links go all the way back to the first man in Africa.
  
  So my podi gorakaya, whether you are a pathetic Tiger terrorist as I suspect, or a bonafide Sinhala who was dropped on his head as a baby makes no difference to me. I consider all idiots as equally worthless and you more than qualify.
  
  
  "Your comments in regard to the AIT are excellent.
  
  
  Previously I pondered on the meaning being called a moron by a moron. Now I am confronted with the spectacle of a moron praising another moron. I do not know who is the greater moron but I think I would give the honor to you de Alwis puthA as the moron who praises other morons.
  
  
• From: Karuvayan (@ pcl-b111.lib.utexas.edu) on: Tue Feb 18 18:31:54
  
  Wow...this is simbly great. Krishna is now branded as a moron by Nisala Aiye!
  
  
• From: kotiya paiyan (@ aca71489.ipt.aol.com) on: Wed Feb 19 19:25:38
  
  "Krishna is now branded as a moron by Nisala Aiye!"
  
  
  And thanks to your insulting remarks about Sinhalese people, Nisala Aiye is now branding YOU Karimoron a moron as well. You should not have have resorted to racist remarks, and I had warned you.
  
  
• From: Karuvayan (@ cs2417546-174.austin.rr.com) on: Wed Feb 19 20:18:38
  
  Anne Nisala Banda, we too can have our fair share of sarcasm. Frankly, your jokes are pjs at their best. Don't ever try being a stand up comedian. You will be laid off on the first day of your job!
  
  
• From: Krishna (@ core-proxy2.octa4.net.au) on: Thu Feb 20 01:57:21
  
  Endambis, agraharathilae pulambindu voorai emthindu udamabai valathindirunthael...Ippo kovil sothaiyellam kollai addichittu americavilae pugunthu pulambindirukkael. padavas..ungal ularuthellellam americanidam edupadathudambi...
  
  Prabtha karma pulimbindae irrukka vachittan bagwan...thirunthi vala parungada sombri ambikala.. Sanatan Dharmathai olunga kadaipidunkoda ambis..go and beg and live by begging...Unga kulathlil begging ...kollai adikirathiyum..purada vidurathiyum vittudungada ambis..
  
  God bless you....padavas
  
  
  
• From: LayMan (@ 64-60-36-99.cust.telepacific.net) on: Thu Feb 20 16:12:01
  
  Kisna - Athu "padava" illa mamey. "B-A-D-A-V-A-A" thaan kareet.
  
  Appaalla, athu yaaru "bagwan"? Dilli-kaaranaa nee?
  
  """Unga kulathlil begging"""...naan munnalleye sollirukken - yethanaachum puchchaa isthuvidu. Ithu romba romba romba bore-adikkudu.
  
  
• From: Karimoron Devotee is reborn (@ ac9009a2.ipt.aol.com) on: Thu Feb 20 21:00:32
  
  Thiru Karimoron,
  
  
  "Frankly, your jokes are pjs at their best."
  
  
  Thiru Moron has an excellent point. It is true that I am not funny when compared to His Holiness Swami KaruMuttaaL's antics. One may chuckle at sarcasm but one will roll over laughing hysterically at Karimoron's caricature of Hindu values. He is bringing greater insult to Hinduism than all the Alfonses, RWs, and Kumars combined.
  
  
• From: chindai (@ 202.71.159.34) on: Wed Mar 5 03:52:20
  
  
  Nalla sollikine layman, inna panradhu, thamilai kolapanradhukunne sildhu kelambikidhu, idhungalaellam bagulleye vudanum
  
  
• From: KODUMALAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE (@ mail.britishcouncil.lk) on: Fri Mar 14 00:12:13
  
  Why do not any South Indian contribute a scientific responces to this columns
  
  

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