Szemerey István - Nyelvek war

Humanity has reached the point from which it is necessary to turn back, because going forward in this form means destroying the Earth. The previous two and a half millennia brought the strengthening of the Latin-speaking peoples and the countries that adopted the Latin language (its grammar, structure, and thought), thereby achieving separation from unity and the designation of a wrong direction. This is due, among other things, to the fact that the mother tongue as software programs the computer, our brain, and the living hardware after our birth. In this way, languages ​​also came to play a role in this struggle that shaped humanity.
Hungarian is the last language, at least in Europe, of the languages ​​that proclaim unity, respect the other, and subjugate others, which has survived to pass on this spirit. In vain is the great voice of the opposing camp, the ancient Hungarian code language, which is related to a multitude of extinct languages. This is not something to be ashamed of, but to be proud of. If we poke at this deeply hidden knowledge, history immediately shows a different face, we look at the past millennia differently, and last but not least, we also interpret Jesus' last words differently. This book commemorates this spirit.