On a side note, I'm genuinely shocked that Varg was both interested in marriage and found a woman itneresting in him.

On a side note, I'm genuinely shocked that Varg was both interested in marriage and found a woman itneresting in him.

vulgar propaganda for their awful beliefs.

Whatever stops him from making music.

Whatever stops him from making music.

His kids should get taken away.

Can anyone tell me if the song used in the trailer is a new song or is it from Umskiptar? I haven't had an opportunity to listen due to hearing such negative things about it.

Aren't trailers meant to provide some more info on the actual movie than that?
That's resting on his name alone, purely based on the fact that there was almost NOTHING about the content of the movie in 10min of film.

I guess Varg and his wife are probably going to exaggerate it to the point that they think Europeans and Africans should be taxonomically separate species, but meh. No one's gonna listen to them; it'll be like a second-rate version of one of those made-for-youtube movies about how Sir Francis Bacon is actually Merlin, probably Jesus, wrote all Shakespeare's stuff, and currently controls the US Government.

I couldn't help but smile when Varg was looking towards the Stave Church. I've been to Bergen once, and I think it was Fantoft.

I'm glad Marie Cachet seems much more willing to communicate with her viewers/readers than Varg is. In the two videos that has been uploaded to her channel, she eagerly responds to most questions...but the focus seems to be about European ancestry, Neanderthals and the ancient Bear Cults.

Big fan of the guy's music but Varg's ideology and his blatherings about it on his website are so idiotic to the point of irresistibility as to be comic gold. I never laughed so hard in so long when I last read his blog. I recommend it for a genuine laugh. For someone who champions the "superior Nordic race" or something of the other, I find it hilarious that he admires a species/subspecies (the neanderthals) that didn't exactly make the survival of the fittest cut and are widely used as a metaphor for dumb and ugly in most languages. Bear cults and wind spirits seem something more fascinating and better understood in Native American religions than what he is exploring imo. He should take a gander at that.

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So, according to Louis Cachet... Ekhm... Varg Vikernes, the black man comes from ape and white is descendant of the cave bear?

This documentary, and Marie Cachet's blog, seem to be about as credible as the Youtube videos arguing that we're controlled by reptilian overlords from space.
The unfortunate part is, like Zodijackyl mentioned, is there are enough people harbouring borderline racist, and often, outright racist viewpoints, that would totally buy into something ridiculous like this, making it more appealing that our reptilian overlord friends. Her misinterpretation of sources is kind of... astounding. Though I did have a pretty good laugh at why she almost never cites things:

That view is archaic but they did surely get pushed out by the more intelligent and innovative H. sapiens in Europe. They might not have been stupid but they weren't creative, imaginative, or great at innovation. They were our rugged and tough cousins that could only survive in one era of history and nowhere else.

I don't know any researcher who wouldn't be delighted to be cited anywhere, even on that cult nonsense website.

Right, I mean -- that's the whole point of this alter-philosophical view. They are disputing that Neandrathal was supplanted by migrating H. Sapien.

But on the citations note, absolutely NO SCHOLAR EVER wants to be associated in any way with these sorts of nuts. It's like when politicians with anti-immigration policies attract neo-nazis to their rallies.

Unfortunately for me (I have no life) I read a fair few of Cachet's blog entries on the subject a few hours ago. The core of their argument seems to be:

- all existing humans (and Neanderthal) have ca. 96% of their DNA in common with Chimpanzees, our nearest non-hominid ancestor.
- The leftover ~4% in the case of Europeans is overwhelmingly Neanderthal-specific
- Africans (the real Homo sapiens) have 0% of this Neanderthal DNA, because Neanderthals never ventured outside Europe
- ergo, all Europeans are almost 100% Neanderthal (with some small % of sapiens DNA thanks to migration and such)
- ergo ergo, (and this takes some willingness to believe) Africans are only slightly more related to Europeans than chimps

There's also a part on how the small % of "mixed" DNA in Europeans created some kind of existential crisis within European humans and somehow the resulting fallout gave way to culture, the arts, burzum, etc. Not too sure how they explain African cultures and artforms in this respect.

Sadly, the layout of her website is really hard to follow, and the terminology/stats I don't rightly understand are further made harder to understand with her terrible English. But I think that's what they're saying.

But on the citations note, absolutely NO SCHOLAR EVER wants to be associated in any way with these sorts of nuts. It's like when politicians with anti-immigration policies attract neo-nazis to their rallies.