Ali, do we have "White Supremacists" in Iran?
Oh, that question is a very contentious issue.
"Why?"
Let us go to the year 1000 AD, when we had the most famous poet of Iran, Ferdowsi, come up with a plan to make some money.
"I know all about him. He wrote all those great stories."
Here is the very first issue.
"What?"
He didn't write it. He rewrote it.
"What do you mean?"
Well, those stories are part of the Iranian DNA. They have been handed down over the ages, by Sages.
"OMG Ali, you are a poet. Ages, Sages. Cool. That's sick man!"
For goodness sake, do you want to listen to my ramble. I am famous for babbling on for ever.
"Okay"
Ferdowsi bumps into a Magi, and he learns about an old book called Khodayeh Namak, that is a brief description of the ancient myths and legends of all Indo-Europeans.
A lot of the stories are found in Scandinavian and Indian myths. Originally we were all living together. Our common ancestors handed down the stories orally. In those days these stories were sung in special ways and text had not developed like it has now.
"So no mp3 files or YouTube you mean. Lol"
Can you stop being silly, or I will stop. You are teasing me.
"No. Please, please"
Where was I? You are a nightmare.
Okay, so Ferdowsi decides to write a great book for the King, as he had commissioned him.
"But, sorry Ali, what has this got to do with White Supremacy?"
Will you please wait. I am not YouTube?
"Okay. Yawn. Get to the point"
Ferdowsi wrote the Shahnameh, in "pure Persian". It does not have one Arabic word in it. That is what the big deal is about it. It basically got people to speak without a word of Arabic and it started to say they are pure and white and not Arab.
"Is that why you keep saying the "Dorood" instead of "Salam".
No. One is just a simple greeting, whilst the other, is more religious.
Anyway, if you let me continue, you can say it is racially selective. Many in Iran will say many anti-Arabic statements and a lot of that produces anger and some say hate.
"Yeah, I hear it all the time from the Iranian lads. Some get into fights because of it."
But what Ferdowsi did not know, was that all the languages come from Proto-Elamite. He did not know about the human journey from Africa and our DNA. We are all related.
So you can say that he can be construed to be selective. But if you read the Zend-Avesta, you will see that it never selects Iran as the "best land". In fact in a conversation with Ahuramazda, the dialogue goes something like this:
"Oh Ahuramazda, should we make Iran the holiest place on Earth?"
And Ahuramazda states:
"No, all places are holy. If you do declare Iran as the only "Holy Land", it will be a great divisive force and will create war against Iran."
"So what is the Zend-Avesta?"
That is a small written collection of all the stories and prayers of ancient humans from as far as 20,000 years ago, when humans came out of Africa into the Iranian Plateau. It only exists in full in the oral tradition.
"So basically Iranians went back to their own roots, as a backlash against Islamic supremacy, by creating an Aryan supremacy."
Yes. I told you it was a contentious issue. Once someone starts to say that they are better for religious or political reasons, and starts writing a book saying, it is the "word of God", you end up getting others doing the same. Ferdowsi was just reacting to what the Koran did in Iran. As I have told you, Salman Parsi wrote the Koran, and burnt all the libraries and art in Iran around 7th Century AD, to push his ideas.
"So we did not have racial supremacy in Iran at the beginning, thousands of years before Judaism, Hindus, Christians, and Muslims."
No, the Zend-Avesta taught Cyrus the Great about Human Rights, which was so great that even our enemies wrote about it. That non-violent tolerance is part of being human. Iranians are Vohuman or Human as it states in the Zend-Avesta. That attitude kept Iran alive no matter what.
"Okay, that is a much better perspective. It gives me calmness to know my great ancestors were so sensitive. Thanks".
You are welcome.
"Now I can see how the fanatics in Iran, are just like those White Supremacists. They use the whole story of their Mahdi, to get popular and then get armies together to fight. Nuts. But the Royalists are just as bad as them, because they keep thinking it is Cyrus who did it all. You do not read about where Cyrus got his ideas."
Yes. Now you know why I get heated up, when I see non-Ahuramazdan Royalists. They are doing exactly what Ahuramazda told us not to do, such a long long time ago, way before anyone else. We have a situation where the Royalists and the Ayatollahs are both being selective. Neither know what the ancient history really is.
"I know. You are an Ahuramazdan Royalist, and you think you are morally superior."
I was only quoting Ahuramazda.
Oh, that question is a very contentious issue.
"Why?"
Let us go to the year 1000 AD, when we had the most famous poet of Iran, Ferdowsi, come up with a plan to make some money.
"I know all about him. He wrote all those great stories."
Here is the very first issue.
"What?"
He didn't write it. He rewrote it.
"What do you mean?"
Well, those stories are part of the Iranian DNA. They have been handed down over the ages, by Sages.
"OMG Ali, you are a poet. Ages, Sages. Cool. That's sick man!"
For goodness sake, do you want to listen to my ramble. I am famous for babbling on for ever.
"Okay"
Ferdowsi bumps into a Magi, and he learns about an old book called Khodayeh Namak, that is a brief description of the ancient myths and legends of all Indo-Europeans.
A lot of the stories are found in Scandinavian and Indian myths. Originally we were all living together. Our common ancestors handed down the stories orally. In those days these stories were sung in special ways and text had not developed like it has now.
"So no mp3 files or YouTube you mean. Lol"
Can you stop being silly, or I will stop. You are teasing me.
"No. Please, please"
Where was I? You are a nightmare.
Okay, so Ferdowsi decides to write a great book for the King, as he had commissioned him.
"But, sorry Ali, what has this got to do with White Supremacy?"
Will you please wait. I am not YouTube?
"Okay. Yawn. Get to the point"
Ferdowsi wrote the Shahnameh, in "pure Persian". It does not have one Arabic word in it. That is what the big deal is about it. It basically got people to speak without a word of Arabic and it started to say they are pure and white and not Arab.
"Is that why you keep saying the "Dorood" instead of "Salam".
No. One is just a simple greeting, whilst the other, is more religious.
Anyway, if you let me continue, you can say it is racially selective. Many in Iran will say many anti-Arabic statements and a lot of that produces anger and some say hate.
"Yeah, I hear it all the time from the Iranian lads. Some get into fights because of it."
But what Ferdowsi did not know, was that all the languages come from Proto-Elamite. He did not know about the human journey from Africa and our DNA. We are all related.
So you can say that he can be construed to be selective. But if you read the Zend-Avesta, you will see that it never selects Iran as the "best land". In fact in a conversation with Ahuramazda, the dialogue goes something like this:
"Oh Ahuramazda, should we make Iran the holiest place on Earth?"
And Ahuramazda states:
"No, all places are holy. If you do declare Iran as the only "Holy Land", it will be a great divisive force and will create war against Iran."
"So what is the Zend-Avesta?"
That is a small written collection of all the stories and prayers of ancient humans from as far as 20,000 years ago, when humans came out of Africa into the Iranian Plateau. It only exists in full in the oral tradition.
"So basically Iranians went back to their own roots, as a backlash against Islamic supremacy, by creating an Aryan supremacy."
Yes. I told you it was a contentious issue. Once someone starts to say that they are better for religious or political reasons, and starts writing a book saying, it is the "word of God", you end up getting others doing the same. Ferdowsi was just reacting to what the Koran did in Iran. As I have told you, Salman Parsi wrote the Koran, and burnt all the libraries and art in Iran around 7th Century AD, to push his ideas.
"So we did not have racial supremacy in Iran at the beginning, thousands of years before Judaism, Hindus, Christians, and Muslims."
No, the Zend-Avesta taught Cyrus the Great about Human Rights, which was so great that even our enemies wrote about it. That non-violent tolerance is part of being human. Iranians are Vohuman or Human as it states in the Zend-Avesta. That attitude kept Iran alive no matter what.
"Okay, that is a much better perspective. It gives me calmness to know my great ancestors were so sensitive. Thanks".
You are welcome.
"Now I can see how the fanatics in Iran, are just like those White Supremacists. They use the whole story of their Mahdi, to get popular and then get armies together to fight. Nuts. But the Royalists are just as bad as them, because they keep thinking it is Cyrus who did it all. You do not read about where Cyrus got his ideas."
Yes. Now you know why I get heated up, when I see non-Ahuramazdan Royalists. They are doing exactly what Ahuramazda told us not to do, such a long long time ago, way before anyone else. We have a situation where the Royalists and the Ayatollahs are both being selective. Neither know what the ancient history really is.
"I know. You are an Ahuramazdan Royalist, and you think you are morally superior."
I was only quoting Ahuramazda.
