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[Gerasim]

whitecossack said:

danilak said:

"Danik, I speak from my heart and this is what I get. It is people like you who will destroy Slavs eventually with your pathetic way of thinking. I pitty you for living in stone age.
Have you any advanced knowledge of lingustics? I sopose not, so don't make comments until you do."

Ok brumi I am sorry for trying to stop you from spreading the TRUTH about slavs, all people should listen to you.

I think he is no longer here to reply.

You chased him away White Cossack!

[Perun]

Well, it is known as one of the theories that some of the South Slavs have mixed a lot with the celts, the more radical theory is that the Celts are actaully Slavs...

[Nenad]

perun said:

Well, it is known as one of the theories that some of the South Slavs have mixed a lot with the celts, the more radical theory is that the Celts are actaully Slavs...

I don't have much time at the moment, but some have made a connection: Hititi, Geti, Kelti, Goti. Not to mention that some Serbian historians prior to 18 century used to name Ghots as Slaveno-Ghots.

An ethnicity, or a coalition of peoples, Celts did have personal names like Branko, Borust, Danko, Samo, Togimar; the god called Lug, word vran/bran to mark raven black colour, the word druid/drvid coiled up from two Celtic roots: drv- meaning tree and vid- meaning insight, knowldege etc.

I don't know in what ammount this matter is researched, but some questions are still open. And the only think preventing solutions to appear is that shallow "Migration of Slavs" theory that has more flaws than proofs.

[boris]

'Mato' is also not rare among the Irish.

[Nenad]

boris said:

'Mato' is also not rare among the Irish.

And Brian among Englishmen, for instance. I bet few people know that Brian (Brajan) is Slavic name, derived from brat, brajko. There was a Serbian Knez Brajan in Medieval Kosovo, for instance. I don't know how this name became lost.

[stefan]

I know a couple of Brians here seriously doubt that they know a thing abut Slavic culture

[Tsar Simeon]

Wow never knew Brian was a slavic name

Stefan, 1/2 off the english people i know here didnt even know where britain was on the map when i first came to England, and then u say they know nothing about slavic culture, go figure

But now ive managed to spread alot of slavic greatness to them

[stefan]

Yes!! Impose our culture!!!

[Srbopol]

uk sux

[Alexandrus]

I seriously doubt that slavs have an significant Celtic admixtures, the celts were spread out around the ares of Northern Span, Italy as well Gaul(present day France) and present day British Isles, there was also few around the area of central Turkey but i doubt that they inhabited the areas that slavs call their homelands.

[Alexandrus]

Areas inhabited by ancient celts.