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Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: emerson
Date: May 2, 2021, 7:43 am
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I read on your website you believe the Yayoi people that
migrated from northeast China through the Korean peninsula and
into Japan were an Aryan population, they were a people who
revered the sun and practiced agriculture. Do you think North
Korea at all is a continuation of certain aspects of this
culture? Some things I found out about North Korea:
— The first president of the country, Kim Il-Sung, has a name
actually meaning 'become the sun' and it is an acquired name.
(In 1935, Kim took the name Kim Il-sung, meaning "Kim become the
sun".)
— Kim Il-Sung's birthday on April 15th is referred to as the
"Day of the Sun."
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_of_the_Sun
— The Kumsusan memorial palace was renamed "Kumsusan Palace of
the Sun."
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kumsusan_Palace_of_the_Sun
— The emphasis on agriculture in their artwork and culture.
HTML https://www.nknews.org/2013/05/why-north-korea-places-so-much-emphasis-on-organic-farming/
— Their general policies and autarky.
I'm curious what you guys think.
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#Post#: 6067--------------------------------------------------
Re: Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: emerson
Date: May 2, 2021, 2:58 pm
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> Just a reminder this guy is not us. He is a russophile fool.
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Okay well what is the opinion of 'us?'
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Re: Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: Cthens
Date: May 2, 2021, 3:30 pm
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> [quote]Just a reminder this guy is not us. He is a russophile
fool.
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Okay well what is the opinion of 'us?'
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As far as I'm aware, well, I haven't seen any articles on North
Korea on Aryanism nor have I read anything from AS, 90sRetroFan,
or NuminousSun.
Just make sure you take nothing from Kamerad as the view of
Aryanists
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Re: Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: May 3, 2021, 12:41 am
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"you believe the Yayoi people that migrated from northeast
China"
Main site:
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> DNA tests indicate shared genetics between the Yayoi and the
Wuyue of the Yangtze delta, which corroborates early Yayoi
claims of descent from King Taibo of Wu.
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Yangtze delta (near Shanghai) =/= northeast:
HTML https://www.chinaeducationaltours.com/media/image/2019-11/15747552794243.png
HTML http://www.chinatouristmaps.com/assets/images/chinamaps/northeastchina.gif
"through the Korean peninsula"
Main site:
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> Further admixture then occurred with the later waves of
immigrants (“Toraijin”) from Korea and north China,
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Toraijin =/= Yayoi.
"were an Aryan population"
We claim the Yayoi were predominantly Aryan. We make no claim
about the Toraijin.
"Do you think North Korea at all is a continuation of certain
aspects of this culture?"
Not Yayoi (who never passed through Korea), but possibly a
different Aryan branch. Main site:
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> Hwanung and his 3000 sun-worshipping followers who travelled
east and ended up in the Korean peninsula where they taught rice
and millet farming to the indigenous populations, corresponding
to Longshan culture influencing the switch from Jeulmun culture
to Mumun culture, and the myth of Shinshi (“Spirit City”), which
by some reckonings extended into the arable part of Manchuria as
far north as the Amur Valley.
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However, I would be cautious about claiming that present-day
North Korea represents Shinshi revivalism, as that would set far
too low a standard for Aryan idealism! We appreciate North Korea
being one of the few countries in the world to hold the correct
position about Israel:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel%E2%80%93North_Korea_relations
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> Israeli-North Korean relations are very hostile.[1] North
Korea does not recognise Israel, denouncing it as an
"imperialist satellite".[2] Since 1988 it recognises the
sovereignty of the State of Palestine over all of Israel, except
for the occupied region of the Golan Heights, which is
internationally recognised as part of Syria.
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which means we hope North Korea eventually defeats and reabsorbs
South Korea, but that's about it.
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Re: Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: emerson
Date: May 3, 2021, 9:59 am
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Thank you for the clear response!
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> Hwanung and his 3000 sun-worshipping followers who travelled
east and ended up in the Korean peninsula where they taught rice
and millet farming to the indigenous populations, corresponding
to Longshan culture influencing the switch from Jeulmun culture
to Mumun culture, and the myth of Shinshi (“Spirit City”), which
by some reckonings extended into the arable part of Manchuria as
far north as the Amur Valley.
--- End Quote ---
Looking online and on Library Genesis I can't find much about
Hwanung or his history at all. Could you show me where you
learned about these histories from? Reading through your site I
just get more and more questions :)
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Re: Thoughts on North Korea?
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: May 3, 2021, 10:25 pm
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HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hwanung
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