As some old-school Burzum fans might remember I several times in my career talked about how there was no such thing as a “Celtic” people. The spread of the so-called “Celtic” culture was not about a European tribe expanding at the expense of others: the spread of Celtic culture was the spread of a certain fashion, like the use of this or that type of swords and armour. I used to use Microsoft as an example to show how ridicules the official history in this context is, and said that just like the spread of Microsoft products across the globe is not the evidence of Americans expanding their territory and taking over the entire world, the spread of “Celtic” art in Ancient Europe is not the evidence of a “Celtic” people expanding their territory and taking over most of Europe.
The same, by the way, is of course true in relation to the other “historical invasions” of Europe, like the one by the “Indo-Europeans” and the “Battle Axe people”.
It was therefore a pleasure for me to see this documentary:
Apparently official history is being re-written in this context, or perhaps they just interviewed a rare example of brilliance in the ranks of historians in this film.
Note also how the internationalists of the Roman Empire caused the almost total destruction of the Native British culture. Internationalism has always been destructive, and it still is. HailaR WôðanaR!
