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  • Originally posted by roadrunner View Post
    The Indo Aryan chamaar looked dravidian.
    Yes he was clearly dravidian, not because of his skin color, but because of his features ( the nose, face .... )
    I will post my pic if you want to see the big differences lol
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    • Originally posted by Wahe Guru View Post
      "You can trace where features come from. It's very easy. "
      Would you kindly write down the trace method here for all to see.
      Sitting on your backside somewhere, you even no more than me about my village and what people look like there.

      So where are you from? Too afraid to say LOL. Dont worry I will tell you for comfort that you are related to Alexander the Great.

      He fears to say his origins because he has obviously a complex with jatts and punjabis, that's why he prefers to be silent, he knows that I will post pics of his people
      ( he may be a south asian, but not indian ), maybe bangladeshi because he said that he was a muslim
      Anywayyyy
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      • Originally posted by roadrunner View Post
        You can trace where features come from. It's very easy.

        you might dream you have various types of people in your village. but i can say with a lot of certainty that most of your village will look like the person in my avatar.

        If you take off the dark tan and make it a lighter shade, the man in your avatar could look like countless south europeans.

        How about this Punjabi Jat man? Does he look like the chamaar?

        2011-12-05 20.18.09 edited paint.jpg

        Let's see what stupid reply you come up with? No, he did not mix with Pashtuns in Kandahar or Peshawar and his family did not move from Kayani's village to my village at partition.

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        • Originally posted by Bharati View Post
          He fears to say his origins because he has obviously a complex with jatts and punjabis, that's why he prefers to be silent, he knows that I will post pics of his people
          ( he may be a south asian, but not indian ), maybe bangladeshi because he said that he was a muslim
          Anywayyyy
          Everybody is human like you said. Why he wants to pick on jatts and punjabis or dravidans or anyone else, only he knows. I think he likes to raise pointless arguments and questions. I have seen him start threads and then argue against anything anyone else writes. Now he knows about my village more than I do LOL.

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          • Ok roadrunner we will compare 2 pics

            Your buddy :


            A punjabi cricketer ( not a boolywood star dont worry )



            Now compare their features ( nose, face ..... )
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            • Originally posted by Wahe Guru View Post
              Everybody is human like you said. Why he wants to pick on jatts and punjabis or dravidans or anyone else, only he knows. I think he likes to raise pointless arguments and questions. I have seen him start threads and then argue against anything anyone else writes. Now he knows about my village more than I do LOL.
              Infact, everybody is humans
              A nigerian and a swedish are humans before all
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              • WAHE GURU :

                He gonna say that this guy is a fake guy lool

                A punjabi cricketer
                Harbhajan singh ( jatt )

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                • Originally posted by Bharati View Post
                  Ok roadrunner we will compare 2 pics

                  Your buddy :


                  A punjabi cricketer ( not a boolywood star dont worry )



                  Now compare their features ( nose, face ..... )
                  Dont be too harsh. It might be his uncle.

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                  • I will show cricketers because they are simple and natural
                    I believe that they represent the people

                    Your buddy :


                    Wasim akram ( punjabi cricketer ) :

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                    • Originally posted by BarakzaiAbdali View Post
                      One direct proof of Indic mixing in the near modern era is a first hand story from a Wazir tribal elder. I think it provides a rather pertinent point in that folks on both sides generally consider the suleiman mountain/FATA tribes to be the last bastion of pure Pashtun traits.

                      He said that the Wazirs imported Hindus to do money handling and manage finances for the Wazirs in that this was seen as a lowly task unbefitting them. It likely was labeled as honor related but in reality was pragmatic in that a neutral party amongst the clans (in this case the hindus) were able to handle financial matters in a high stakes environment where clan rivarly could errupt if money was lent between clan members and not repaid. The clans unified over their protection of the hindu money changers. Folks that troubeled the clan's hindus would have their houses burned down.

                      Those that would ask me to buttress this with examples from literature, I can refer you to the fact that this tribal like trait extended into Kandahar as well. It is a documented fact that Ahmad Shah Baba imported Indians who involved themselves in the economics of Kandahar.

                      Subsequently, as times got tougher, or circumstances changed these hindus converted into Islam and even married into the clans and were absorbed.

                      A recognition of a hindu convert can be be given in the example of just the recent era where a hindu convert female to Islam was forced back to her parents home and this sparked a near holy war to break out against the British mandates that regulated this sort of thing.
                      The assimilated % is probably low. The Hindu communities tend to stay within themseves, this is evident in Kabul. Thus the Hybrids are probably in low enough numbers to not show great deviation.
                      Quod Erat Demonstrandum

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                      • Originally posted by Apollyon View Post
                        Aghoris Hindu cannibalstic sect.

                        The Aghoris distinguish themselves from other Hindu sects and priests by their alcoholic and cannibalistic rituals (see necro-cannibalism). The corpses, which may be either pulled from a river (such as the Ganges) or obtained from cremation grounds, are consumed both raw and cooked on open flame, as the Aghoris believe that what others consider a "dead man" is, in fact, nothing but natural matter devoid of the life force it once contained. Therefore while for ordinary people cannibalism may be seen as primitive, barbaric and unclean, for Aghoris it is both a spiritual resource and a subversion of taboos. In the Aghori view, nothing is profane nor separate from God, who is hailed to be all and in all. In fact, the Aghoris see it as a scientific approach in trying to discover how matter converts from one form to another.

                        holy men, pluck dead bodies from the Ganges river.






                        A radical sect of Hinduism The Aghori or Aghora (Sanskrit; Devanagari: अघोर in conjunction with the new movement (seperate from classical Hinduism) promotes hate of white race and practices human cannibalism and black magic. The new movement denies the teaching white race/history and culture ever so frantic to invalidate the Aryan invasion or any commanility with Central Asian and European's.

                        Thank's to science reason and logic this sect is washing away.
                        Below two Punjabi Jat men descended from Scythian Aryans:
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                        Below non-Aryan Nordic Greek man descended from Alexander's father side:
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                        Below Mediterranean Greek man (Alexander's mother side) with his Arab wife:
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                        Please analyse and provide your scientific feedback.

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                        • Individual photos don't prove anything. Group photos from different regions are much better representation.

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                          • Originally posted by BarakzaiAbdali View Post
                            The whole greek emphasis sounds more like an attempt to prove that Pashtuns have euro blood coursing through their veins. There seems to be some deep resentment and inferiority complex that I have yet to fathom amongst Eastern people of all brands, Arabs, Persians, and Asians alike.


                            I believe I have a better theory than this Sikander Arachosia near nonsense mythology. The notion that Alexander built a whole new city in a less developed and distant outpost where there was likely already some population seems a little less likely that he did what the Americans and the British and others have done, which is he built some garrison to fortify temporary gains. This was not the pharoahs Egypt where he could utilize fantastic resources to build Alexandria.

                            Let me provide you the basis... it lies in linguistics. The Turks have their term Iskender (which the Persians also use) for Alexander. We the Pashtuns call him Sikander. So the mythology perpetuated in education Pashtun circles is that the Kand in Kandahar derives from siKANDar or from GANDahara for the Indo Aryan focused theoreticians.

                            However, remember your Pashtun roots. What about Nangrahar?

                            KandAHAR and NangrAHAR

                            Despite the varying Arabicized spellings of Kandahar with a Q equivalent Qaf versus the K equivalent Kaaf, in Pashto documents of older times the K was used as often as the Q.

                            So what does NangraHAR mean? The ahaar suffix may very well mean "garland of", "the decorated nape of - as in necklaced if that could be a verb"
                            So then the areas name would translate to: Nang's vale or the area of those that wear their Nang. nang means of course, honor. A more common place rendering would be Place of Honor.

                            The K sounding kaaf based spelling of Kandahar then gives us an easy and much more common sense meaning to the name Kandahar.

                            Look at a topographical map of Afghanistan. Kandahar rests away from the mountain range in a sea level/vally like location relative to the nearest range. KANDE in pashto is well known to us Pashtuns. For instance, the joke is: haar Kande ke da Russyaan maree prataa dhee or In every vally or crevice there are the corpses of Russians!

                            So KANDahaar is then simply the the "Place of Kand" or the Revined Area or the City in the Vally.
                            Greek literature notes Kandahar as one of Alexanders cities. While I see your position, Pashtun's are noted by Greek historian Herodotus, who called them the "Pactyans"(Arians) as early as the 1st millennium BCE. Kand also means "sweet" as in Pomegranate.

                            Bamozai school Paktia most certainly Caucasion.

                            How much Pashtu has changed since Alexanders' time or the ratio of local population (much lower than today) in comparison to Alexanders soldiers and perm residents (in todays numbers hundreds of thousands).
                            Quod Erat Demonstrandum

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                            • Originally posted by badmash_khel View Post
                              Individual photos don't prove anything. Group photos from different regions are much better representation.


                              You're welcome
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                              • ^
                                Thats more like it

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