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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

                  Before Homo sapiens — modern man — appeared on the evolutional arena, his
            ecological niche had been occupied by a humanoid species which the anthropologists
            called  Neanderthal  man,  who  had  thoroughly  mastered  this  “ecological  compart-
            ment” for several hundred thousand years. Besides, Neanderthal man forced all other
            humanoid species out and reigned  on Earth alone. Thus they populated  the whole
            Earth, all its climatic zones, but, nevertheless, different races  of Neanderthal men
            failed to appear during all these millennia. Only one Neanderthal race reigned over
            the whole Earth;  each considerably  excelled  Cro-Magnon man  physically and was
            covered by thick hair which they never got rid of. A sabre-toothed tiger was the only
            serious  enemy  which  could  cause  them  some  trouble.  Also  Neanderthal  men  de-
            voured individuals of their own species. Everyone who was not a member of their
            clan, herd or tribe could be considered food. Certainly, it is difficult to judge Nean-
            derthal men’s intellect, but there is no proof that they were more stupid than Cro-

            Magnon men. So, they had reigned calmly for hundreds of thousands of years until,
            about forty thousand years ago (according to the anthropological data), no one knows
            from where, modern man suddenly appeared. (Note: three races, black, red and yel-
            low, appeared on Midgard-earth then, while the white race had appeared about six to
            eight hundred thousand years ago). The fossil remains of modern man, which have
            been found on different continents of Midgard-earth, have exactly this age.
                  For subjective and objective reasons, there is no information about the fossil re-
            mains of modern man on the territory of Siberia, or about the sunken north continent
            (about which I will tell later). Meanwhile, I will go back to the “scientific” concepts
            about Homo sapiens’ appearance on Mother-Earth. There are so many contradictions
            and unexplained facts that it is astonishing that no one takes any notice of all this. We
            have nothing else left but to find out for ourselves. Let us try to pay attention to some
            “oddities” of modern man both purely biological and psychological ones...

                  Homo  sapiens  appeared  everywhere  at  once  on  all  continents;  he  was  naked,
            without  hair  all  over  his  body,  and  was  weak  in  comparison  to  Neanderthal  man.
            Several quite different races which had considerable differences in both the colour
            of the skin and the structure of the skull, skeleton, and type of exchange processes
            appeared simultaneously, as if by magic, but for all that they had one common fea-
            ture—they  were  compatible  between  themselves  and  this  gave  viable  posterity.  A
            new species cannot appear at once without having some transitional forms and go-
            ing through the process of the accumulation and strengthening of positive mutations.
            Nothing of the kind is observed in case of modern man. Homo sapiens just “material-
            ized” from nowhere. Not a single skeleton older than forty thousand years has been
            found, although human skeletons are found everywhere since then and up to the pre-
            sent .
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                  However, according to the found skeletons  the white, yellow, red and black
            races can be clearly determined. Moreover, the “older” the skeletons, the stronger the
            racial features which indicates the primordial “purity” of these races which existed




                  7  Pierre Teilhard de Cardin, Le Phénoméne Human

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