Ancient Rome Was Located On the Bosphorus River in Crimea
Western Rome in Italy is a phantom empire that was invented by the Flavians because of conflicts with the eastern Roman empire. Western Rome was built in the Middle Ages. Rome (in Sarmatian, "Ruma" (Rome) = "Place of the Dragon") was originally on the Bosporus river in Crimea.
Yes, Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome are two phantom empires (I see swarthoids try to claim each). They were Aryan/Scythian proxy states. The center of power was in Crimea.
The Egyptian-Persian-Indian-Greek-Roman elite were snake worshiping Aryan/Scythian warlords who ruled a Eurasian empire through proxy dynasties. Egypt, Persia, India, Greece, Rome, etc., were all under the suzerainty of Aryan Iranian-Scythian elites since at least the 17th century BC. Their base of operation was on the Bosphorus river in Crimea.
Picture attached is of Asander, King of Bosphorus. Julius Caesar's real identity. The "As" in Asander comes from the Egyptian name "Asar" which was another name for Osiris. The Etruscan word "Aesar" (also spelled Aesus which was pronounced eh-soos/Eh-Zeus/Iesus), meaning god or divine, derives from Asar. The Greek language adds a "K" to foreign words, so Aesar -> Greek Kaesar -> Latin Caesar. Cleopatra was Dynamis, Queen of Bosphorus.
Yes, Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome are two phantom empires (I see swarthoids try to claim each). They were Aryan/Scythian proxy states. The center of power was in Crimea.
The Egyptian-Persian-Indian-Greek-Roman elite were snake worshiping Aryan/Scythian warlords who ruled a Eurasian empire through proxy dynasties. Egypt, Persia, India, Greece, Rome, etc., were all under the suzerainty of Aryan Iranian-Scythian elites since at least the 17th century BC. Their base of operation was on the Bosphorus river in Crimea.
Picture attached is of Asander, King of Bosphorus. Julius Caesar's real identity. The "As" in Asander comes from the Egyptian name "Asar" which was another name for Osiris. The Etruscan word "Aesar" (also spelled Aesus which was pronounced eh-soos/Eh-Zeus/Iesus), meaning god or divine, derives from Asar. The Greek language adds a "K" to foreign words, so Aesar -> Greek Kaesar -> Latin Caesar. Cleopatra was Dynamis, Queen of Bosphorus.
