psychoceramics: The Luxembourgian Language is Related to Abkhazian and Chechen

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From: olskool @ ix.netcom.com (Antonio)
Subject: The Luxembourgian Language is Related to Abkhazian and Chechen
Date: Mon, 6 May 1996 17:32:09 GMT

My Friends, it must now be revealed that the People of the Great Duchy of 
Luxembourg are in fact an offshoot of the paleo-Caucasian Races; and, in specific,
of those Races which inhabit and inhabited the Mountains of the Old Caucasus,
races now known to some as the "Sakartvelians".

These Races, it should be told, are distantly related to both the Old Iberians,
from whom sprang the Basque Race, and to the Great Han peoples of China, the
Middle Kingdom.   There is some evidence that the prehistoric ancestors of 
the European branch of this Race traces its lineage to the Old Neanderthals,
at least in part.   Stone etchings on the walls of certain caves in 
Luxembourg support this contention, as does the runic nature of the Ancient
Letzeburgisch language, a dialect known to be related to Etruscan.

The People of the Great Duchy of Luxembourg are not Indo-Europeans.   They
are the descendants of Mongols, tracing their blood back to the Golden Horde
of the Great Khans.

R.B-H.G.

In times long past, some of these people settled in the Caucasus and mixed
with the local indigenous races.   Thus were the Georgians, the Abkhazians,
the Chechens and the Ingushetians born.

In the year 476 Before Christ, a Great Exodus of the paleo-Caucasian Peoples
occurred, and they settled in the Green Hills of what is now the Duchy of 
Luxembourg.

Thus are the Luxembourgian people True Mongols, and a separate People from those
blond haired, blue eyed peoples who inhabit the neighboring lands of Holland
and Germany.   

Antonio GOMEZ MUZCREIDT, Ph.D.
Professor of History
People's International University/Universite Populaire Internationale
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