Re: Torsten's theory reviewed

From: george knysh
Message: 55315
Date: 2008-03-16

--- tgpedersen <tgpedersen@...> wrote:

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> The target of your heavy sarcasm, Caesar, can't hear
> you. Check the
> text for yourself:
> http://classics.mit.edu/Caesar/gallic.1.1.html

****GK: Caesar is hardly in cause here. The only
problem is the inventor of "Torsten logic". I have no
further use for him I'm afraid.****
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> > Anyway,the main
> > point,viz., the untenability of your contention
> about
> > Przeworsk as creating and spreading Germanic
> speech
> > and literature should be pretty clear by now.
>
> Oh. When did that happen?

****GK: As soon as it became evident you did not know
how Przeworsk was constituted or its established
history.****
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> > I'm off to do better things.
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>
> And I was just about to ask you about which one of
> the layers of heavy
> militarizaton of Przeworsk you think would fit
> Ariovist's expedition?
> My Polish and Russian is worse than your German, so,
> I promise to be nice?
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> Torsten


****GK: I really have no further time to waste on
someone who consistently sidesteps points he is unable
to answer coherently (e.g. your silly notion of the
"Suebian confederation" in Tacitus, or your contention
that Swedish archaeologists have got it wrong because
they can't discern an "invasion" of their territory by
the creators of Germanic a la Torsten, or how the
perennial neighbours of the Przeworkers, the Wielbark
Goths, managed to avoid "Germanization" until the
arrival of the Amals, whose own recent Germanic
pedigree couldn't quite be explained a la Torsten, or
why French and German archaeologists need to do their
homework because their findings don't support Torsten
etc etc etc.) and substitutes peripheral issues
settled a la Torsten (such as the ethnicity of the
Nametes, or what Caesar meant Ariovistus to have
implied in their exchanges).

The fact is, that as long as established evidence
flies in the face of Heimskringla, Yngliga Saga,
chapters 5-7, Torsten will always find "problems" with
it, and will continue to use "Torsten logic" to combat
it. The Odin fantasy remains as strong as ever, even
if the name rarely surfaces (for administrative
causes). I cum Deo tuo,et vale. ****
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