Genocide: visible and invisible

By Nicolai Levashov

It so happens that the modern interpretation of the word "genocide" is the physical elimination of one people by another for very different reasons which can be racial, national or religious. The World Mass Media do their best to portray genocide, in a way everyone understands, as a situation when some bad people come and cut the throats of all in sight: children, women and old men. Certainly, these actions are undoubtedly genocide, but this is not the only way that people and even whole nations can be exterminated in great numbers. Today’s modern mass media hysterically shouts about it all over the world, so that involuntarily a question arises: why is this hysteria about real and invented genocides of the past being organized exactly now?

They yell about many old and recent genocides but nobody has even mentioned the genocide of the Russian people, which is really strange if we take into account the scale of genocide through which Russians had to go in the past.

Taming the Intractables: How to Make Hurricanes Behave

by Nicolai Levashov

Since the dawn of history, mankind has always quailed helplessly before the elemental forces of nature. For at least the past ten millennia, history depicts us as either worshipping these formidable forces or viewing them as the work of wrathful gods – raining down retribution upon their awestruck and trembling flock.

The rise of technology has helped us little in this regard, other than giving us tools to observe their origin and behavior. By means of seismological tools we can now, more or less precisely, track the origin, trajectory and force of earthquakes – and dodge them if we are lucky.

Satellites give us similar data and warning about ocean storms – and at least a chance to escape. The same is true of other natural disasters, such as flooding, droughts, and forest and steppe fires. (Our measures to fight the latter are deemed successful only if the fire is not really heavy).

Our struggle against natural disasters and whatever successes we achieve require huge human and technical resources and the outlay of sizeable amounts of money.

The Last Night of Svarog

by Nicolai Levashov

Before dwelling on the last Night of Svarog, I would like to make some observations. Unfortunately, certain groups of scientists have been imposing, even on the Russian people, the idea that the Slavonic-Aryan Vedas as well as the Book of Veles are a fake.

Also, and this is very unpleasant, modern «science» denies fervently everything related to the Book of Veles, even the photograph of a small plank done by Mirolyubov in 1942 (there were no computers with their unbelievable possibilities then, and it was simply impossible to create a fake of this level). The most staggering thing is that this “denial” is observed mostly in Russia. Moreover, precisely in Russia a lot of “scientists” attack the Book of Veles the most aggressive way. Abroad the existence of this document is simply hushed up.

What is the reason for this concealment?

The answer is rather simple. The Book of Veles reflects the past of the Slavs for a period of more than 20,000 years!

The untold history of Russia

By Nicolai Levashov

Part II

(Some extracts from the book «Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors»)

Peter the Great, the third tsar of the Romanovs’ dynasty is identified as «The Great» in the history of the Great Russian People. «Great» is a very significant word. What were those «great deeds» that Piotr Alekseevich Romanov (1672-1725) did to earn such a famous name in the history?!

«With other European people it is possible to achieve an aim using humane methods, and with Russians it is not... I have to work with non-humans, with animals, whom I want to transform into humans» this Peter’s I documented phrase shows clearly his attitude toward the Russian people¹.

The untold history of Russia

by Nicolai Levashov

Part I

(Some extracts from the book «Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors»)

Russia is a unique country, unique in every aspect. Take, for instance, the name of the country and ... you can discover quite a sizeable layer of the information unknown to the majority of inhabitants of Russia. Moreover, they even do not have a slightest idea of its existence.

The name of the country – Russia – is descended from other word – «Russea» which in turn was formed from «Russenia»¹. Russenia was the part of an ancient Slavonic-Aryan Empire² and occupied the territory west of the Riphean (the Ural) Mountains.

The land to the east of the Urals up to the Pacific Ocean and further from the Russian North (called Lukomorie) to the Central India was called as the Land of Holy Race³ (pronounced in Russian as «Sviata Rasa»). Foreigners named this country differently.