Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "The LOST CONTINENT of MU" video.

  1. The funniest thing is that Tatars literally exist, and it is just a generic name for any Turkic peoples in Eurasian steppes. Notably, Crimean Tatars and Kazan Tatars are not even related in anything apart from being under orkish occupation.
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  2. ​ @spiritualanarchist8162  but they don't look alike? Actually what fascinates me is how DIFFERENT all these ancient cultures and nations are. Even close ones: see Egypt to Nubia to Levant... Mayans had writing and Aztecs, which lived nearby, didn't. Peru civilizations had amazing stone structures but not pyramidal like the Mesoamerican ones, and those step pyramids were completely different from Egyptian ones, used as platforms instead of tomb covers. So instead of xapatones they had a flat ground with walkways to them.
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  3. Yeah. Heard of Norse Sagas? Hell, we have a tinpot tiny psychopath justifying his invasion of Ukraine by mentioning Rurik. Who is a fictional character. That's like if USA invaded Argentina because Spider-Man did something.
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  4. 32:50 We have lion statues guarding Vorontsov palace in Odesa, except they're like 150 years old so not unique to antiquity.
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  5. ​ @tzvikrasner6073  the common source of Matthew, Mark and Luke, duh. You should really stop pretending Bible isn't the most studied book in the world and project your layman gotchas on it... Ironically with the part that literally speaks about resisting temptation.
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  6. 31:44 Did it ever occur to anyone that means El Dorado was built by Maya Plisetskaya? While pirouetting.
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