The End of the Industrial Era.

I found a comment on my site today, one so disturbing I deleted it immediately.  It was written by a liberal ideologue by the name of Bill Meradeia.  He has a personal diatribe blog over at the Post-Liberal Post, which is basically dedicated to destroying America.   The person wrote that I was enslaved by an [...]

And Cuneiform

I’m fully aware that Luwian was a minor language in the Hittite Empire.  Also, I know that every theory of mine ignores Sumerian, Hattic, Akkadian, Assyrian, and Indian Cuneiform styles.  I believe the Indo-European cultures developed (and left a physical record) for one reason.  They were extremely hierarchical, and formed a stratified society that siphoned [...]

What happened to the tea party protests?

I’m a little disillusioned with the conservative movement in America.  Back during the Tea Party protests, everyone was saying it was grassroots, an introduction to a larger protest movement.  There have been a few conservative agitations since, like the fun we had at Martha’s Vineyard during Barack Obama’s vacation.  Now, everything is quiet as a [...]

Brief History of Semitic/Indo-European Scripts

I’ve uploaded a few dozen images of extinct scripts and hieroglyphic systems, but their haphazard placement between political posts might have confused the casual viewers.  The Indo-European language began between 6000 and 3000 BC, as a combination of the remnants of Vinca culture symbols and Indus Valley seal glyphs.  The pictogram system of the Canaanites, [...]

The Origin of Luwian Hieroglyphs and the Indo-Europeans

The idea that Luwian script developed from Egyptian Hieroglyphs is almost entirely incorrect.  Egypt was remarkably insular, and the history of the outside world mattered very little until the Hyksos and Hittites invaded after 1600 and 1400 BC.  Luwian probably borrowed certain forms from Egyptian, but according to my Matlab models that map image functions, [...]

Obama’s Vacation to the OIC

Obama left for Copenhagen to convince the Olympic Committee to bring the Games to Chicago.  I’m on the fence whether or not to call this a vacation.  Potential lobbying and contract scandals aside, it would be pretty good to tear down most of the property in central chicago and build new domes and arches.  Of [...]

Undeciphered Scripts, Phaistos Disc and Arkalochlori Axe

One of the lesser known palaces on Crete in the Middle Bronze age was located on the site of Phaistos.  It was found in 1908 by the archeologist Luigi Pernier, who unlike Schliemann kept meticulous notes.  The disc was unusual in that it was purposely fired, without the char and burn marks that appear on [...]