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.
>
what about this one:
Hitler first saw the Swastika on a Roman Catholic Church in his homeland
Austria (no kidding)
the swastika is a common symbol in many cultures and was discovered by
many ancient civilizations who developed Mathematics

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