PAINAKAA JA LUKEKAA

ramattuu jaa kieli ja tutkijat sano
Kirjoittanut: simo 15.9.2004 28.1.2006 klo 18.41


ramattuu jaa kieli ja tutkijat sano
Kirjoittanut: simo 15.9.2004 klo 17.17


http://www.imninalu.net/Roma.htm
experit sano etää olle mee efraim
jaa hee sano etää( evidences that show that Roma have nothing in common with Indian peoples )

That Roma people reached Europe after a long journey that then began somewhere in India is a fact which does not imply that they came from their original homeland. Everybody must come from some place where his/her ancestors lived before,

lähi idän kieli karta

http://www.imninalu.net/Roma_map.htm


mustalaiset sano gadje ei romania, juutalaiset sano Goyim ei juutalaista

The term "o Devel", that in Romany means "the God", is said to be derived from the Sanskrit word "Deva". The same word in Hebrew is "EL". When the Israelites reached India, a country with many gods having each one its own name, they remembered that their One was called EL (the ineffable Name of God was not allowed to be uttered, therefore they called Him simply "God", EL), whence they said that they worshipped "Dev-EL", that is, "the God called EL". Indeed, every Hebrew name ending in "~el" is related to the Hebrew word meaning God, and the fact that Roma call Him "Devel" - or the contracted form "Del" - may indeed be Hebrew».

http://www.imninalu.net/famousGypsies.htm