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Dünya Beklenen Gıda Savaşlarına Doğru mu Gidiyor? |
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Dünya Beklenen Gıda Savaşlarına Doğru mu Gidiyor? Son günlerde bir anda bütün dünyanın gündemine tahıllardaki fiyat artışı ve buna bağlı olarak artan gıda fiyatlarındaki artış ve ekme bulma kavgaları oturdu. Kısa süre önce sanki olacakları biliyormuş gibi IMF başkanı Dominique Strauss-Kahn gıda fiyatının artması ile yoksul ülkelerde “açlık ve yoksulluk” beraberinde isyanlara ve gıda savaşırının doğmasına neden olacağını belirtiyordu. Son bir ayda gıda fiyatlarındaki katlanan artışı başta İtalya, Mısır, Haiti, Özbekistan ve Endonezya’da kitleleri sokağa döktü. |
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Inquiry into food affordability |
An inquiry into the affordability of food in light of global price rises is to take place, the Scottish Government has announced... |
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Frozen Siberian Mummies Reveal a Lost Civilization |
Frozen Siberian Mummies Reveal a Lost Civilization Global warming may finally do in the bodies of the ancient Scythians(Saka Turks). That the warrior survived the arrow’s strike for even a short time was remarkable. The triple-barbed arrowhead, probably launched by an opponent on horseback, shattered bone below his right eye and lodged firmly in his flesh. The injury wasn’t the man’s first brush with death. In his youth he had survived a glancing sword blow that fractured the back of his skull. This injury was different. The man was probably begging for death, says Michael Schultz, a paleopathologist at the University of Göttingen. Holding the victim’s skull in one hand and a replica of the deadly arrow in the other, Schultz paints a picture of a crude operation that took place on the steppes of Siberia 2,600 years ago. “The man was crying, ‘Help me,’” Schultz says. Thin cuts on the bone show how his companions cut away his cheek, then used a small saw to remove pieces of bone, but to no avail. Pointing to a crack in the skull, he describes the next agonizing step: An ancient surgeon smashed into the bone with a chisel in a final, futile effort to free the arrowhead. “Hours or a day later, the man died,” Schultz says. “It was torture.” The slain warrior’s remains were found in 2003, buried with those of 40 others in a massive kurgan, or grave mound, in southern Siberia at a site that archaeologists call Arzhan 2. |
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RECENT HISTORY OF TURKS The Turks proudly state that their recent ancestors comprised of Huns. The Uygur Turks nationalists also had further provided two lineages of eastern and western Hunnic kings to support their claim of Hunnic heritage. The Turks are a nation descended from ancient Central Asian tribes as well as recently from Huns, and their influence was felt in Turkish Empires conquest of the Roman-Byzantium lands, Europe including the Balkans, Eurasian steppes, China, the Middle-East as well as waves of conquest into the Indus Valley, India. Their history had been full of extraordinary events like establishing many states in different regions of the world. Their linguistic flavor found many entries in many languages all over the world. They pushed Islam to its apex.
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Have you ever wanted to know what mankind’s civilizations looked like before the Great Flood? At last you can. They’re being uncovered right now in Turkey and other parts of Central Asia. We humans have been wrongly conditioned to regard such countries as Sumeria, Greece, Egypt, and China as the parents of all human civilizations. But Archeologists in Turkey and Central Asia are now finding extensive ruins of ancient civilizations predating the Great Flood by ten thousand years and even more! We are even finding out, through digs in Iran and other places, that there was not one “Noah’s Ark,” but perhaps many more. Other “Noah’s Arks” are waiting to be discovered.
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