Diplomats Representing Ancient Civilizations Meet in Athens

[Mamluk]

Umm.. No.

Even before the British came, their company was called the East "India" Company.

They were looking for Sindh. The Dutch company also named their colony India. WHatever is named India is not necessarily India. Only Sindh is.

Umm.. No.

Umm.. despite some new elements, the idea of India has been present since ages.

Yes Sindh has always been here. It was the easternmost frontier of the civilized Caucasian world.

What do you mean however we act?

And aryans pretty much occupy the whole of north India.

No. Look at yourself in the mirror. Aryan.

Bharat.

Bharat was a Vedic sub-tribe. They would feel insulted if they saw the faces of those borrowing their name.

Hindustan

That is not your language.

 

[Gibbs]

In March, seven countries including France and Saudi Arabia joined forces with US philanthropist Tom Kaplan to pledge $75.5 million (70 million euros) to a UNESCO-backed fund aimed at protecting the world’s cultural heritage against war and terrorism.

What a bloody joke..

 

[AndrewJin]

Look at Japan. That is actually a name given to them by Chinese. Japanese call themselves Nippon.

WTF r u talking about?
Don't show off when you know nothing....
Nobody calls Japan Japan here.....
Chinese：日本
Japanese: 日本

They were looking for Sindh. The Dutch company also named their colony India. WHatever is named India is not necessarily India. Only Sindh is.



Yes Sindh has always been here. It was the easternmost frontier of the civilized Caucasian world.





No. Look at yourself in the mirror. Aryan.





Bharat was a Vedic sub-tribe. They would feel insulted if they saw the faces of those borrowing their name.



That is not your language.

India today has nothing to do with any ancient civilisation.
I can't figure out any great civilisation in which animals are more precious than human life.

 

[Shotgunner51]

What a bloody joke..

Well despite complicated geopolitical interests, the background here is that UNESCO needs to raise $100 million by 2019. When it comes to money, KSA is always the one.

In March, seven countries including France and Saudi Arabia joined forces with US philanthropist Tom Kaplan to pledge $75.5 million (70 million euros) to a UNESCO-backed fund aimed at protecting the world’s cultural heritage against war and terrorism. Their International Alliance for the Protection of Heritage in Conflict Zones, based in Geneva, aims to raise $100 million by 2019.

On topic, in order to protect heritage of ancient civilisations in conflict zones, some degree of enforcement might be necessary. Since UN is already stretched in manpower or resources, I think this Ancient Civilizations Forum should discuss about providing enforcement directly from sovereign states. Say from China, perhaps can send PAP (they are paramilitary and don't operate WMD, they are not PLA) to conflict zones, PLA to provide air-sea logistical backup and space surveillence. Heritage of ancient civilisations must be protected at all costs, I wish China and Greece can lead the way.