Comments for Cakravartin http://www.cakravartin.com Sacred Tradition versus The Reign of Quantity Thu, 16 Feb 2012 22:10:33 +0100 hourly 1 Comment on South American Natives Speak Ancient European Language? Part 1 by Laszlo V. http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language/comment-page-1#comment-52260 Laszlo V. Thu, 16 Feb 2012 22:10:33 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language#comment-52260 HOLY SMOKE! The “Moricz” subject is still going strong. I guess where there is SMOKE there is FIRE. In the past 5 years the Moricz research is getting almost spiritual attention. For anyone who made comments on this site would have a great interest to know of the ”Juan Moricz Cultural Society”. http://www.juanmoricz.hu The society is organizing their 1st International Conference in Hungary on April 14 and 15th 2012. http://www.konf.juanmoricz.hu It is may be the next step to uncover the truth and/or continue the controversy. Unfortunately, both websites are in Hungarian language which will close out anyone who don't speak it. (or not?) The distinguished quest speakers are from Ecuador, Austria and Hungary. The participants audience basically, from all around the world. Sometimes such a conference could establish new milestones but in the same time, the Internet has the advantage the time less and border less communication. You can share your opinion on the site or HUIndian@comcast.net HOLY SMOKE!
The “Moricz” subject is still going strong.
I guess where there is SMOKE there is FIRE.

In the past 5 years the Moricz research is getting almost spiritual attention.
For anyone who made comments on this site would have a great interest to know
of the ”Juan Moricz Cultural Society”. http://www.juanmoricz.hu
The society is organizing their 1st International Conference in Hungary on April 14 and 15th 2012.
http://www.konf.juanmoricz.hu
It is may be the next step to uncover the truth and/or continue the controversy.

Unfortunately, both websites are in Hungarian language which will close out anyone who don’t speak it. (or not?)
The distinguished quest speakers are from Ecuador, Austria and Hungary. The participants audience
basically, from all around the world.

Sometimes such a conference could establish new milestones but in the same time,
the Internet has the advantage the time less and border less communication.
You can share your opinion on the site or HUIndian@comcast.net

]]> Comment on Basic Ascesis and Purification by Pal Keliger http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/basic-ascesis-and-purification/comment-page-1#comment-51777 Pal Keliger Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:31:09 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/basic-ascesis-and-purification#comment-51777 There are no comments in this page. Most of the people would be freaked out reading it, I like it. Very, very much! Anything you read, anywhere (philosophy, religion etc.), they come to certain conclusions and then they try to force they laws on anything else. The process of making saints. I like this life-like approach of the whole thing. It supports my idea about, that there is no matter to wich circumstances you were born, you can follow the path. You can come to awareness that you are acting from emotions. Or, even if you're born in a jungle, you can realise that the society= your mother is a bitch and by no means are having dependency of it for our survival. To finish: After walking around nearly fifty years, I would support an idea, that life is: 'to develop certain skills and abilities of wich we have no practical use, here' The weight is on the last word: here. Similar process we are going through in the womb. I guess, my body, my soul and mind is just my second placenta, in wich consciousness can evolute and develop. In the womb all is automatic. Outside it depends on the person. It seems Einstein is wrong by saying 'God doesn't throw dice'. I think He does, by throwing his seeds around. 'See what happenes!' There are no comments in this page. Most of the people would be freaked out reading it, I like it. Very, very much!
Anything you read, anywhere (philosophy, religion etc.), they come to certain conclusions and then they try to force they laws on anything else. The process of making saints.
I like this life-like approach of the whole thing. It supports my idea about, that there is no matter to wich circumstances you were born, you can follow the path. You can come to awareness that you are acting from emotions. Or, even if you’re born in a jungle, you can realise that the society= your mother is a bitch and by no means are having dependency of it for our survival.
To finish: After walking around nearly fifty years, I would support an idea, that life is: ‘to develop certain skills and abilities of wich we have no practical use, here’
The weight is on the last word: here. Similar process we are going through in the womb. I guess, my body, my soul and mind is just my second placenta, in wich consciousness can evolute and develop. In the womb all is automatic. Outside it depends on the person.
It seems Einstein is wrong by saying ‘God doesn’t throw dice’. I think He does, by throwing his seeds around. ‘See what happenes!’

]]> Comment on South American Natives Speak Ancient European Language? Part 1 by Pal Keliger http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language/comment-page-1#comment-51773 Pal Keliger Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:02:22 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language#comment-51773 I wish to make only a few points: 1) The Ottoman Empire sold large number of hungarians as slaves, mainly to Brasil. Many of them had to escape to the upper Amasonas. In the given circumstances, being in the process of assimilation, their skin whiter for generations, might had to keep there own language without keeping memories of the past. 2) About his foundings.... let's see them! 3) I argue, that hungarian would be a nation. It is a invention of Bismark. There are no roots behind it. I say - as the Good Man said about sabbath - 'the language is for the people and not other way around. The only language is made for communication between individuals, is hungarian. It is also ancient. Other languages communicating people, 'the tail is vawing the dog'. It determinates your way of thinking and views. If you want to be free, learn hungarian! And, it is a full HD, 3 dimensional, colorful picture, compare to b/w others. And what's more, it is highly spiritual. As Ede Teller (jew-hung) said lately, I relised, that there is only one language exists, that is hungarian. It is only a language, no nationality question. I wish to make only a few points:
1) The Ottoman Empire sold large number of hungarians as slaves, mainly to Brasil. Many of them had to escape to the upper Amasonas. In the given circumstances, being in the process of assimilation, their skin whiter for generations, might had to keep there own language without keeping memories of the past.
2) About his foundings…. let’s see them!
3) I argue, that hungarian would be a nation. It is a invention of Bismark. There are no roots behind it. I say – as the Good Man said about sabbath – ‘the language is for the people and not other way around. The only language is made for communication between individuals, is hungarian. It is also ancient. Other languages communicating people, ‘the tail is vawing the dog’. It determinates your way of thinking and views. If you want to be free, learn hungarian! And, it is a full HD, 3 dimensional, colorful picture, compare to b/w others. And what’s more, it is highly spiritual. As Ede Teller (jew-hung) said lately, I relised, that there is only one language exists, that is hungarian.
It is only a language, no nationality question.

]]> Comment on Interview with Peter Brook by Lucien Zell http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-peter-brook/comment-page-1#comment-48130 Lucien Zell Tue, 11 Oct 2011 14:48:47 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/?p=266#comment-48130 We wear different costumes till we're dead— but if you rip apart the fibers in your head you'll find we've all been woven from a single thread. THANK YOU for a profound dialogue with the great Peter Brook. His erudition and clarity have been and will continue to be a lighthouse to all us storm-tossed fellow sailors... We wear different costumes till we’re dead—
but if you rip apart the fibers in your head
you’ll find we’ve all been woven
from a single thread.

THANK YOU for a profound dialogue with the great Peter Brook. His erudition and clarity have been and will continue to be a lighthouse to all us storm-tossed fellow sailors…

]]> Comment on South American Natives Speak Ancient European Language? Part 1 by Istvan http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language/comment-page-1#comment-47929 Istvan Sat, 24 Sep 2011 21:15:42 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language#comment-47929 It was interesting to read the article above. I have heard that there are indigenous tribes in Amazonia, who speak (some) Hungarian. The official explanation was for this that Hungarian Jesuites taught these words for the Indians. I was wondering how on earth would isolated Indian tribes remember this for centuries? Anyway, as a native Hungarian speaker it would be fantastic to meeting Indians who speak Hungarian. If someone does have any information where exactly these tribes live (near which town, river etc.), if they exist, I would appreciate every information (jaguani@gmail.com). To briefly address Mr Masthay's comment, I just would like to add that I am Hungarian, and yes, I do understand texts written in Sumerian and Etruscan. The Finno-Ugric theory he cites is a total nonsense, and has long been outdated. The time for the truth has come, the Hungarians are the most ancient, and the original inhabitants of the European continent, all signs from prehistory lead to the Hungarian people. Mr Moricz's finding of the ancient underground library seem to be real. Many artifacts were actually exhibited in a local museum by a priest, Padre Crespi, who lived in the area for decades. Most items from his collection has disappeared or have been taken abroad into private collections. It was interesting to read the article above.

I have heard that there are indigenous tribes in Amazonia, who speak (some) Hungarian. The official explanation was for this that Hungarian Jesuites taught these words for the Indians. I was wondering how on earth would isolated Indian tribes remember this for centuries?
Anyway, as a native Hungarian speaker it would be fantastic to meeting Indians who speak Hungarian. If someone does have any information where exactly these tribes live (near which town, river etc.), if they exist, I would appreciate every information (jaguani@gmail.com).

To briefly address Mr Masthay’s comment, I just would like to add that I am Hungarian, and yes, I do understand texts written in Sumerian and Etruscan.
The Finno-Ugric theory he cites is a total nonsense, and has long been outdated. The time for the truth has come, the Hungarians are the most ancient, and the original inhabitants of the European continent, all signs from prehistory lead to the Hungarian people.

Mr Moricz’s finding of the ancient underground library seem to be real. Many artifacts were actually exhibited in a local museum by a priest, Padre Crespi, who lived in the area for decades. Most items from his collection has disappeared or have been taken abroad into private collections.

]]> Comment on South American Natives Speak Ancient European Language? Part 1 by Dennis Weinberg http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language/comment-page-1#comment-47347 Dennis Weinberg Mon, 22 Aug 2011 17:01:27 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/south-american-natives-speak-ancient-european-language#comment-47347 Regards to the connection to the Magyars, When I was in bolivia I found hungarian runic writtings in a cave, but visiting a few of the museums you will also find that dna of bones found in boliva done by the bolivian government , the only people in the world to have a match was Hungarian people, Sure many people from Budapest and larger cities have mixed blood but you still find the dna of hungarians not to mention there blood line. I have a metallurgy Lab and can show you that metals from parts of the world are all different, its similar like dna in people, some of the gold found in south america was from the same source ancient hungarian finds were from, they were mined from the Carpathian basin. Gold and copper from the carpathian basin is very unique, and very easy to show that its not gold from south america nor the middle east. Same as gold relics found in the middle east that were large were also from the same basin, same with the copper found. As for the marble of the middle east that was from the balkans and some from turkey. The Magyars are a unique group of people, there ancient language will live forever, Looking into the mound people of north america you will also find the same runic writing, Several rocks with the writing i visited in New Mexico, and area. Many north american indians also share hungarian words. Look anywhere in the world with a ancient people with pyramids and you will find the writing, the gold, the copper from the same basin, i think the carpathian basin has a lot to tell. Many digs in the carpathian basin you will find treasures like you do from those ancient cultures...many cultures wanted to hide this knowledge, the problem is (for them) that there is way too much of it to just hide : ) and year after year you see the hungarians learning how to read and write there old writing. I been to many sites in south america to do research, even mexico had some good finds, north america, asia, africa, and europe, even the place called MU has the writing. You ever wonder why they hide things from the public : ) Go try to investigate the mound people of north america : ) If you wonder whay happened to the old government surveys that were sold at auction back in the 50tys, I got them, from pictures to step by step documentation showing its the same people, sure there were other type of people who later used what was left behind etc but it was of very intelligent disign and not some cave man. Just for outsiders like me, look at how logical the language is, how mathematical it is, how rich it is.... you just cant compare any language to this language. I am not perfect in english nor am i perfect in hungarian but I would rather learn more hungarian then english. I wish you guys all the best. And for those that still try to poison these waters learn hungarian and the runic writing and you will see these hungarians were in the carpathian basin pre mini ice age showing the connection of how these metals can be found in many places as relics etc. You cant say these metals were from the lands they were found in, just that shows a huge connection. One day will make a big book showing my research and how i got them, not to mention video of taking my equipment to these places and showing the connection. I can be reached at GlobalSynergys@aol.com Regards to the connection to the Magyars, When I was in bolivia I found hungarian runic writtings in a cave, but visiting a few of the museums you will also find that dna of bones found in boliva done by the bolivian government , the only people in the world to have a match was Hungarian people, Sure many people from Budapest and larger cities have mixed blood but you still find the dna of hungarians not to mention there blood line. I have a metallurgy Lab and can show you that metals from parts of the world are all different, its similar like dna in people, some of the gold found in south america was from the same source ancient hungarian finds were from, they were mined from the Carpathian basin. Gold and copper from the carpathian basin is very unique, and very easy to show that its not gold from south america nor the middle east. Same as gold relics found in the middle east that were large were also from the same basin, same with the copper found. As for the marble of the middle east that was from the balkans and some from turkey. The Magyars are a unique group of people, there ancient language will live forever, Looking into the mound people of north america you will also find the same runic writing, Several rocks with the writing i visited in New Mexico, and area. Many north american indians also share hungarian words. Look anywhere in the world with a ancient people with pyramids and you will find the writing, the gold, the copper from the same basin, i think the carpathian basin has a lot to tell. Many digs in the carpathian basin you will find treasures like you do from those ancient cultures…many cultures wanted to hide this knowledge, the problem is (for them) that there is way too much of it to just hide : ) and year after year you see the hungarians learning how to read and write there old writing. I been to many sites in south america to do research, even mexico had some good finds, north america, asia, africa, and europe, even the place called MU has the writing. You ever wonder why they hide things from the public : ) Go try to investigate the mound people of north america : ) If you wonder whay happened to the old government surveys that were sold at auction back in the 50tys, I got them, from pictures to step by step documentation showing its the same people, sure there were other type of people who later used what was left behind etc but it was of very intelligent disign and not some cave man. Just for outsiders like me, look at how logical the language is, how mathematical it is, how rich it is…. you just cant compare any language to this language. I am not perfect in english nor am i perfect in hungarian but I would rather learn more hungarian then english. I wish you guys all the best. And for those that still try to poison these waters learn hungarian and the runic writing and you will see these hungarians were in the carpathian basin pre mini ice age showing the connection of how these metals can be found in many places as relics etc. You cant say these metals were from the lands they were found in, just that shows a huge connection. One day will make a big book showing my research and how i got them, not to mention video of taking my equipment to these places and showing the connection. I can be reached at GlobalSynergys@aol.com

]]> Comment on The Trap of False History by simone http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/the-trap-of-false-history/comment-page-1#comment-46830 simone Wed, 13 Jul 2011 20:22:31 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/the-trap-of-false-history#comment-46830 I would like to point out some weak points of this thesis. First, Islam was not started with the flight of the Prophet Muhammad (on whom be peace and benedictions) to Medina, but 13 years earlier in Mecca. This is well established in the history of Islam. Second, and this is well established as well, the reason for the Prophet's flight (peace and blessings be upon him) was not fear of christian persecution, as indeed christian presence in Arabia was quite limited, although it existed, but rather the necessity to preserve Islam and its followers from the persecution of the polytheists in Mecca, who disbelieved the monotheism taught by Islam, as it also went against their economical interest: the Meccans gained much profit from the fact that their city was the centre of pilgrimage for all Arabia, and in its sacred precinct there were 360 idols, which were adored by the different Arab tribes. Go back to the One God preached by Abraham and Ismael (peace be upon them), and you will lose the money gained from the pilgrims. Third, the fact that Arianism and Islam share part of their beliefs, even if they are important tenets, does not necessarily indicate borrowings: similarities between religions can have two explanations: 1) borrowings and influence between cultures: this explains well the similarities, not so well the differences between religions; 2) that these religions have a common source (God), so they share what is true in them, while their differences are because of men who have corrupted and altered the original teachings. They are both possible explanations, but I incline more to the second: it is stronger from my point of view, and this would entail that the Arian "heresy" is not a heresy at all, rather it is closer to a correct understanding of Jesus' (peace be on him) teachings, confirmed by the later revelation of the Quran from God. There are studies pointing to this, based even on the Bible, and I suggest the book "Muhammad in the Bible" from Prof. Abdu 'L-Ahad Dawud, former Bishop of Uramiah. It can be found on the web and downloaded. Fourth, the theory of the different ways of counting the years (Julian/Christian era) looks quite improbable (although not impossible) but it has two main limits: 1) it adopts different counting systems according to what suits the theory of the 297 years gap. It should at least demonstrated, for this to be accepted, that the different sources used were actually following the counting attributed to each of them. It is obvious that a single source (for example any historical document from ancient times, like ancient Annals) would always use the same counting method UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE; 2) it is not strong enough if it is not corroborated by numerous other proofs for the validity of the general theory "Islam comes from Arianism". Lastly, the fact that the Patriarchs of the various cities opened their doors to the muslim invaders can have different explanations. Here I suggest a couple: 1) the Patriarchs knew that under Islamic law christians are protected and can keep their freedom to worship in the Christian way, on condition of paying a certain tax (which is actually linked to the fact that they do not have to fight for the protection of the community, but rather are protected by the muslim army from foreign invaders). Therefore the Patriarch understood this was not like Roman persecution, and it was better for the christians to live and remain christians rather than to die (as this would not necessarily be martyrdom: they were not being persecuted for religious reasons, but rather were free to be christians). This would be attested by the words of the Patriarch of Antioch: ‘It is better if you submit and pay your levies to our lord, than to be killed or dragged into captivity!’ 2) many early converts to islam were Christians and Jews who saw in the Bible prophecies confirming the prophethood of Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). In fact, it could be said that one of the firsts to know that Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) was a Prophet was a Christian monk called Bahira, who based his deduction on what he found in the Scriptures. This probably goes back to the book I mentioned earlier, "Muhammad in the Bible". It is possible that the Patriarchs had the same conviction. There are muslim sources attesting that the Emperor Eraclius believed in Muhammad's (peace and blessings be upon him) prophecy. I pray that God guide us all to what pleases Him the most, gives clarity to our minds and hearts and show us the Truth whatever it may be, making us gladly accept it. And may He forgive me for any wrong thing I said. I would like to point out some weak points of this thesis.
First, Islam was not started with the flight of the Prophet Muhammad (on whom be peace and benedictions) to Medina, but 13 years earlier in Mecca. This is well established in the history of Islam.
Second, and this is well established as well, the reason for the Prophet’s flight (peace and blessings be upon him) was not fear of christian persecution, as indeed christian presence in Arabia was quite limited, although it existed, but rather the necessity to preserve Islam and its followers from the persecution of the polytheists in Mecca, who disbelieved the monotheism taught by Islam, as it also went against their economical interest: the Meccans gained much profit from the fact that their city was the centre of pilgrimage for all Arabia, and in its sacred precinct there were 360 idols, which were adored by the different Arab tribes. Go back to the One God preached by Abraham and Ismael (peace be upon them), and you will lose the money gained from the pilgrims.
Third, the fact that Arianism and Islam share part of their beliefs, even if they are important tenets, does not necessarily indicate borrowings: similarities between religions can have two explanations: 1) borrowings and influence between cultures: this explains well the similarities, not so well the differences between religions;
2) that these religions have a common source (God), so they share what is true in them, while their differences are because of men who have corrupted and altered the original teachings.
They are both possible explanations, but I incline more to the second: it is stronger from my point of view, and this would entail that the Arian “heresy” is not a heresy at all, rather it is closer to a correct understanding of Jesus’ (peace be on him) teachings, confirmed by the later revelation of the Quran from God. There are studies pointing to this, based even on the Bible, and I suggest the book “Muhammad in the Bible” from Prof. Abdu ‘L-Ahad Dawud, former Bishop of Uramiah. It can be found on the web and downloaded.
Fourth, the theory of the different ways of counting the years (Julian/Christian era) looks quite improbable (although not impossible) but it has two main limits:
1) it adopts different counting systems according to what suits the theory of the 297 years gap. It should at least demonstrated, for this to be accepted, that the different sources used were actually following the counting attributed to each of them. It is obvious that a single source (for example any historical document from ancient times, like ancient Annals) would always use the same counting method UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE;
2) it is not strong enough if it is not corroborated by numerous other proofs for the validity of the general theory “Islam comes from Arianism”.
Lastly, the fact that the Patriarchs of the various cities opened their doors to the muslim invaders can have different explanations. Here I suggest a couple:
1) the Patriarchs knew that under Islamic law christians are protected and can keep their freedom to worship in the Christian way, on condition of paying a certain tax (which is actually linked to the fact that they do not have to fight for the protection of the community, but rather are protected by the muslim army from foreign invaders). Therefore the Patriarch understood this was not like Roman persecution, and it was better for the christians to live and remain christians rather than to die (as this would not necessarily be martyrdom: they were not being persecuted for religious reasons, but rather were free to be christians). This would be attested by the words of the Patriarch of Antioch: ‘It is better if you submit and pay your levies to our lord, than to be killed or dragged into captivity!’
2) many early converts to islam were Christians and Jews who saw in the Bible prophecies confirming the prophethood of Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). In fact, it could be said that one of the firsts to know that Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) was a Prophet was a Christian monk called Bahira, who based his deduction on what he found in the Scriptures. This probably goes back to the book I mentioned earlier, “Muhammad in the Bible”. It is possible that the Patriarchs had the same conviction. There are muslim sources attesting that the Emperor Eraclius believed in Muhammad’s (peace and blessings be upon him) prophecy.
I pray that God guide us all to what pleases Him the most, gives clarity to our minds and hearts and show us the Truth whatever it may be, making us gladly accept it. And may He forgive me for any wrong thing I said.

]]> Comment on Predictions for the Age of Kali by The Age of Kali and the Accumulation of Negative Entities « chaukeedaar's blog http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/predictions-for-the-age-of-kali/comment-page-1#comment-45711 The Age of Kali and the Accumulation of Negative Entities « chaukeedaar's blog Mon, 09 May 2011 22:07:02 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/predictions-for-the-age-of-kali#comment-45711 [...] Have you also had a sudden moment of insight when comparing this list with our modern days…? These so-called learned men are absorbed in their intestines and genitals and their only identification is the thread they wear. Indulging in over eating, absorbed in bodily consciousness, lazy, intellectually dull and greedy for others properties, they are consistently against God-consciousness. Due to being overly inclined towards false paths without essence, they manufacture their own processes for self-realization. Neglecting their actual duties they are expert in blaspheming You (the Supreme Personality of Godhead) and the saintly persons; hence again Mother Earth is in tears due to this burden. Therefore, Oh Lord of the Universe, destroyer of the miseries of the destitute, please mercifully do what is befitting for the protection of the Earth and the living entities. Predictions for the Age of Kali [...] [...] Have you also had a sudden moment of insight when comparing this list with our modern days…? These so-called learned men are absorbed in their intestines and genitals and their only identification is the thread they wear. Indulging in over eating, absorbed in bodily consciousness, lazy, intellectually dull and greedy for others properties, they are consistently against God-consciousness. Due to being overly inclined towards false paths without essence, they manufacture their own processes for self-realization. Neglecting their actual duties they are expert in blaspheming You (the Supreme Personality of Godhead) and the saintly persons; hence again Mother Earth is in tears due to this burden. Therefore, Oh Lord of the Universe, destroyer of the miseries of the destitute, please mercifully do what is befitting for the protection of the Earth and the living entities. Predictions for the Age of Kali [...]

]]> Comment on Interview with Michelangelo Naddeo by Michelangelo Naddeo << The Truth Under A Big Confusion!?>> | Old Europe http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo/comment-page-1#comment-42443 Michelangelo Naddeo << The Truth Under A Big Confusion!?>> | Old Europe Fri, 14 Jan 2011 18:56:00 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/?p=282#comment-42443 [...] cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo The following interview is posted courtesy of Michelangelo Naddeo. His website can be visited at www.michelangelo.cn A link to this interview as it appeared in the Hungarian paper Magyar Demokrata is HERE. [...] [...] cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo The following interview is posted courtesy of Michelangelo Naddeo. His website can be visited at http://www.michelangelo.cn A link to this interview as it appeared in the Hungarian paper Magyar Demokrata is HERE. [...]

]]> Comment on Interview with Michelangelo Naddeo by Michelangelo Naddeo << The Truth Under A Big Confusion!?>> | Alex Imreh http://www.cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo/comment-page-1#comment-42442 Michelangelo Naddeo << The Truth Under A Big Confusion!?>> | Alex Imreh Fri, 14 Jan 2011 18:55:08 +0000 http://www.cakravartin.com/?p=282#comment-42442 [...] cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo The following interview is posted courtesy of Michelangelo Naddeo. His website can be visited at www.michelangelo.cn A link to this interview as it appeared in the Hungarian paper Magyar Demokrata is HERE. [...] [...] cakravartin.com/archives/interview-with-michelangelo-naddeo The following interview is posted courtesy of Michelangelo Naddeo. His website can be visited at http://www.michelangelo.cn A link to this interview as it appeared in the Hungarian paper Magyar Demokrata is HERE. [...]

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