My excitement grows for tomorrow's video. I have always been interested in these kinds of topics. I have ancestry in Eastern Europe, Sweden, Germany, England, Welsh, and some other places before my family came to America. I love to learn more about my past. Especially if it has been hidden from me. Thanks!
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My father’s family goes all the way back to 1470 in Switzerland. My mother was Scottish and her family tree was wiped out in the Highland Clearances. The little guy always gets to feel the big guy’s pain. Life is Grim. Carry on…
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Thank you for the content!! Been watching you for years! Always a good time and always a positive message this is what the men of America needs in 2025!!
2 weeks ago | 4
Of course they did. 🤗 you just hit on something I find a personal fascination studying.. have a great evening. Old stuf
2 weeks ago | 2
Eagerly awaiting for that presentation.... Salutations form India
2 weeks ago | 3
You are absolutely right our indian culture has said enough things and we live in shadow by the makale education system cuky system
2 weeks ago | 5
Igor Ryzov The Kremlin School of Negotiation. My recommendation for other people wanting to learn from the Grim.
1 week ago | 1
Life is certainly very grim in Germany. We've been beaten down for 111 years now, nonstop, most of our history erased or attempted to. But some still stand, some still remember.
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As a german in this current times I just wanna say: Much love & appreciation to my asian & slavik brothers & sisters! ❤️
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Germanic, Slavic, and Ancient Indian languages are all part of the broader Indo-European family, sharing common roots and linguistic similarities. The Germanic languages (like English, German, and Scandinavian languages) originated from a Proto-Germanic language, which itself developed from Proto-Indo-European. Similarly, the Slavic languages (like Russian, Polish, and Czech) emerged from Proto-Slavic, also descended from Proto-Indo-European. Ancient India's Indo-Aryan languages, such as Sanskrit, are also part of this family, tracing back to the same common ancestor.
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Leaving the door open, I like it, but your missing the most key and important element and that's the Celtic ☘️ Peoples
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GRIM HUSTLE
This one’s different. Our upcoming video this Sunday isn't just potent historical knowledge, it’s a challenge to the mainstream narrative. What if the Germanic, Slavic, and even ancient Indian peoples shared far more than we’ve been told? And what if that connection has been deliberately kept in the shadows. Life is Grim.
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