United Natives of Aryana - *Must Read*

[salman47]

I like some aspects of this...if all Iranic people do indeed share common ancient ancestry/history, then its for the best of us all to unite in order to prosper and become powerful in the globale scene.....

The reason why Cyrus the Great could build such a Long lasting and powerful empire/civilisation was because he was able to united all the peoples living in the Region....each Region/satrapy were allowed to keep its own language, culture, etc. But they were all united under a common banner of Arya...the only regions that rebelled were non-Arya regions such as Egypt/Anatolia/Thrace...but Perhaps that was also because of the Limit of how Big the empire/civilisation could get....much like Roman Empire...

Best footprint for succesfull civilisation in terms of Long lasting is Ancient Egypt though...though they were eventually doomed for not being expansionistic, No matter how rich or powerful you are as a civilisation, if your land size is small, you will get destroyed by outsiders...hence why this civilisation eventuelly got exterminated by Outsiders (Romans, Arabs)...

The long lasting civilisation I think is the Chinese one!

[Qami]

I used also to be nostalgic for such empty ideas. But they are empty, because they don't want to accept the reality. Aryans were Aryans for heir qualities not their origin. oder people lack those qualities and just using a nae won't change anything. Ideologies are even worse, as any ideology doesn't bring anything good and will bring violence and disharmony. Instead of dreaming of giant plans , change yourself and your thoughts and deeds. People like to create ideologies to change the world but cannot change themselves and their families. Isn't that contradictory???
It is blind to sit somewhere in the west and make ideologies , we don't live in the times of Kurush, Kanishka, Toramana, Tigran, Mohammad, Ranjit Singh, or Khushal Khan Khattak. Accept the reality, to bring any change for betterment you have to accept the reality. The past passed and left to us its wisdom and its errors...