Great music in that one. Some music from that part of the world sounds very much like old Celtic music. If you ever listen to "The Thistle and the Shamrock" on NPR you'll know what I mean. That really old style gaelic music where they do a sort of fast chanting, it sounds hauningly similar to the better arab music.

I've read anecdotal stuff about connections there. Wish I knew more. I'm guessing that the best of "arab" culture is white leftovers, which seems to be the trend everywhere else. Music like this is probably a remnant of our old cultures in that area, or at least a product of their past contact with us.

Really loved that music. Wish I could find the name of the song, maybe hunt down the complete track.

Great music in that one. Some music from that part of the world sounds very much like old Celtic music. If you ever listen to "The Thistle and the Shamrock" on NPR you'll know what I mean. That really old style gaelic music where they do a sort of fast chanting, it sounds hauningly similar to the better arab music.

I've read anecdotal stuff about connections there. Wish I knew more. I'm guessing that the best of "arab" culture is white leftovers, which seems to be the trend everywhere else. Music like this is probably a remnant of our old cultures in that area, or at least a product of their past contact with us.

Really loved that music. Wish I could find the name of the song, maybe hunt down the complete track.

Great music in that one. Some music from that part of the world sounds very much like old Celtic music. If you ever listen to "The Thistle and the Shamrock" on NPR you'll know what I mean. That really old style gaelic music where they do a sort of fast chanting, it sounds hauningly similar to the better arab music.

I've read anecdotal stuff about connections there. Wish I knew more. I'm guessing that the best of "arab" culture is white leftovers, which seems to be the trend everywhere else. Music like this is probably a remnant of our old cultures in that area, or at least a product of their past contact with us.

Really loved that music. Wish I could find the name of the song, maybe hunt down the complete track.

A lot of Arabic music sounds great. The bagpipes were invented in Egypt, so you can hear them all the time. They don't sound like ours though, they sound more like a high pitched flute.

Great music in that one. Some music from that part of the world sounds very much like old Celtic music. If you ever listen to "The Thistle and the Shamrock" on NPR you'll know what I mean. That really old style gaelic music where they do a sort of fast chanting, it sounds hauningly similar to the better arab music.

I've read anecdotal stuff about connections there. Wish I knew more. I'm guessing that the best of "arab" culture is white leftovers, which seems to be the trend everywhere else. Music like this is probably a remnant of our old cultures in that area, or at least a product of their past contact with us.

Really loved that music. Wish I could find the name of the song, maybe hunt down the complete track.

A lot of Arabic music sounds great. The bagpipes were invented in Egypt, so you can hear them all the time. They don't sound like ours though, they sound more like a high pitched flute.

This video would seem to answer 'Billy Bob's' post in the General Discussion section... [color="Navy"]"The North American Union!!! Can it be stopped? Will it be Stopped? Who will stop it?"

Be aware that the North American Union is [color="Red"]entirely dependent on the now under construction NAFTA Superhighway. Also consider that the entire military force of the Jewnited Statez of Amri[K]a -- the greatest in the world, can't control, let alone defeat, Iraq, a country the size of fuckin' Texas with a population wearing bath robes and sneakers!

Could this situation be even more pathetic? Absolutely! U.S. forces claim to ‘control’ a relatively small area in Bagdad which they have designated the ‘Green Zone’. It has been dubbed so because it is a supposedly ‘safe zone‘, free of the death and destruction rampant throughout the rest of the entire country. Within this ‘Green Zone’ is a road leading to the Bagdad airport from downtown Bagdad. The road is only a mere 5 miles long. But because of the unrelenting abominable attacks on this road from insurgents ---- READY FOR THIS?--- a fucking cab ride to the airport from downtown Bagdad is $35,000.00!!! , and that’s ONE WAY! Should you miss your flight and need to return, ITS ANOTHER $35,000.00!!!. Now when you need to go again tomorrow… ITS ANOTHER $35,000.00!!!!

How the Ameri[K]ahnz are going to have a functional SuperHighway, extending thousands of miles, to suck cheap resources from one end of the continent and import cheap shitskin labor from the other end for enormous profits, while an impoverished, desperate and disenfranchised White middle class simmers in social hell all along this highway, is beyond my comprehension. But apparently not theirz. They can’t secure a fuckin’ 5 mile road in a nation of goat fuckers. I wonder how much it will cost to assure that a shipment of ‘cheaply’ made goods or resources reach their destination? Shit, this could be the foundation for an entirely new economy, supplanting the one the jew destroyed, in uncontrolled militant White regions… 'TOLL$'!

The wealthiest and smartest jewz will have their LearJetz fully fueled and be anxiously tapping their fingers next to their wire transfer button 24-7 as this situation progresses toward conclusion. And long afterwards as well.

Go watch this video

News, if you liked the music in that video I think you will enjoy the soundtrack in Valley of the Wolves Irak. If you keep your eye out on Ebay you may be able to find one. I got an original from a guy in England a few weeks ago for under $20.00 and got it in five days. The movie is worth seeing anyway. The director does a fantastic job of accurately portraying our multiculti armed forces and the neocons behind them. You might also call it an excellent example of pro-Islamic propaganda as it effectively and repeatedly delivers THEIR message. No reason why a few people with talent here can't put something like this together regarding a subject near and dear to us - like the Holohoax for example.

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You will especially enjoy the chanting in the swaying circular prayer scene towards the end.