Globalisation

The history of the world can be considered as an eternal conflict between the neanderthalic Indo-European Aryo-Dravidians versus the Semitic homo sapiens. The analysis of human history based on ethnoanthropological angle points to a species conflict which shapes the geopolitics of the world. The examples are many. The rise and conquest of Europe by Christianity was a victory for the semitic homo sapiens over the neanderthalic Indo-European Aryo-Dravidian groups. The Muslim conquest of Europe, Iran and India is an example of the Semitic homo sapien Muslim domination and victory over the Indo-European Aryo-Dravidian pagan elites in Eurasia. The Russian revolution and French revolution were led by Jewish leaders spreading the ideas of equality, socialism, democracy and fraternity leading to total annihilation of the Indo-European Aryo-Dravidian Eurasian elite and their culture. The globalisation was a homo sapien Semitic movement which homogenized the world and cultures and brought about the concept of the world as a village. This destroyed the Indo-European Aryo-Dravidian identity and the neoconservative anti-globalisation movements are reflection of this revisionism.