History

First is the Magyar-Sumerian story:
>the Anunnaki, in this version humans or Reptilian, arrive on Earth from Nibiru
>living beings don't need maintainance like machines, so the slaves mine gold to repair Nibiru
>the locals were "changed" and later intermingled with
>the most mainstream version tells that the Sumerians created humans in the first place by adding their DNA to primates
>the Sumerians revolt, with the help of who the Ancient Greeks called Prometheus
>some say they killed their gods, fewer say they ate them
>some Sumerians moved, or fled, towards the north
>the Crimean peninsula has pyramids on it, which got covered by earth over time
>the Bosnian pyramid was probably built by them; inside there are proto-Magyar runes
>Atlantis was another place they reached and built pyramids on
>early offshots became Altaic Asians, the later became Altaic Turks, the most recent became the Altaic Uralics includin the Finns
>the Great Flood occured
>the remaining Sumerians established an empire, met the Aryan Akkadians and co-founded Babylonia, what we call Mesopotamia
>the Babylonians, especially the Sumerian part, taught the Ancient Egyptians about the world
>this explains, e.g., why Egyptians believed in humans having multiple "souls", the main focus on Sirius instead of the Pleiades, and the Djed pillar bearing resemblance to the proto-Magyar symbol for the Tree of Life
>cue the fall of the Babylonian empire
>while the Akkadians regroup to the Assyrian empire (note the "As" in As-syrian), the Sumerians flee to their colonies
>the Etruscans "enslaved" the Romans, who then founded the Mediterranean Empire after defeating the Ancient Greeks and the Phoenicians
>there's dispute whether the Phoenicians started out as Aryan or not; most probably they were Semitic towards the end of their civilization, similar to how Egypt's main population darkened over time
>the Romans wanted to exterminate the Phoenicians for their Molech cult (see: Carthaginem delenda est)
>the Scythians were undefeated by their neighbouring Aryans and Mongols, but then simply disappeared; they were called the "Amazons", originally "Amakons"
>the Burnesha tradition of the Armenians could come from the Amazons
>the original white-skinned Ottomans either defeated and eradicated or intermingled with the Anatolians, who were Aryan (see: Hittite)
>Göbekli Tepe was probably, judging by the monolithic constructions, an Aryan site; compare Stonehenge, though now eroded heavily
>in contemporary Turkey the Altaic or Anatolian part is a tiny minority; they were subjected to the genocide which targeted the Armenians
>the Magyars install themselves into Europe and tried to subjugate the local populations
>the Muslim invasion admixed some traits into the formerly pure Aryan populations
First is the Magyar-Sumerian story:
>the Anunnaki, in this version humans or Reptilian, arrive on Earth from Nibiru
>living beings don't need maintainance like machines, so the slaves mine gold to repair Nibiru
>the locals were "changed" and later intermingled with
>the most mainstream version tells that the Sumerians created humans in the first place by adding their DNA to primates
>the Sumerians revolt, with the help of who the Ancient Greeks called Prometheus
>some say they killed their gods, fewer say they ate them
>some Sumerians moved, or fled, towards the north
>the Crimean peninsula has pyramids on it, which got covered by earth over time
>the Bosnian pyramid was probably built by them; inside there are proto-Magyar runes
>Atlantis was another place they reached and built pyramids on
>early offshots became Altaic Asians, the later became Altaic Turks, the most recent became the Altaic Uralics includin the Finns
>the Great Flood occured
>the remaining Sumerians established an empire, met the Aryan Akkadians and co-founded Babylonia, what we call Mesopotamia
>the Babylonians, especially the Sumerian part, taught the Ancient Egyptians about the world
>this explains, e.g., why Egyptians believed in humans having multiple "souls", the main focus on Sirius instead of the Pleiades, and the Djed pillar bearing resemblance to the proto-Magyar symbol for the Tree of Life
>cue the fall of the Babylonian empire
>while the Akkadians regroup to the Assyrian empire (note the "As" in As-syrian), the Sumerians flee to their colonies
>the Etruscans "enslaved" the Romans, who then founded the Mediterranean Empire after defeating the Ancient Greeks and the Phoenicians
>there's dispute whether the Phoenicians started out as Aryan or not; most probably they were Semitic towards the end of their civilization, similar to how Egypt's main population darkened over time
>the Romans wanted to exterminate the Phoenicians for their Molech cult (see: Carthaginem delenda est)
>the Scythians were undefeated by their neighbouring Aryans and Mongols, but then simply disappeared; they were called the "Amazons", originally "Amakons"
>the Burnesha tradition of the Armenians could come from the Amazons
>the original white-skinned Ottomans either defeated and eradicated or intermingled with the Anatolians, who were Aryan (see: Hittite)
>Göbekli Tepe was probably, judging by the monolithic constructions, an Aryan site; compare Stonehenge, though now eroded heavily
>in contemporary Turkey the Altaic or Anatolian part is a tiny minority; they were subjected to the genocide which targeted the Armenians
>the Magyars install themselves into Europe and tried to subjugate the local populations
>the Muslim invasion admixed some traits into the formerly pure Aryan populations