Re: Is the Swastika evidence of a common origin?

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The Nazi swastica is a reversal of the original jewish symbol, which tracks
the movement of the pole star around the north pole. Quite simply, any
other speculation is bollocks.

> I brought back a bath robe from Indonesia back in 1992. The robe
> had an intricate pattern on it, but I never paid any attention
> until one day my brother came by the house while I was still in
> my pajamas. He wanted to know where I got the Nazi sleep wear.
> I didn't know what he was talking about until he pointed out the
> swastikas all over the thing. Good think it wasn't something
> I might have worn out of the house. I might have gotten killed.
>
> Dan Harper
>
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