Latvian Language Older Than Lithuanian?

Maybe.. Anyway. it's something that I have been looking at for a number
of years... initially because of geographic location. Then because
Meyers also thought so.

Below is a recent cladistics lingusitic tree that is based upon an
enormous number of word language group comparisons. It appears to show
Latvian as being more conservative than Lithuanian.

Secondly - as I have long argued with the usual bunch of *pie morons -
the Baltic group (Latvian and Lithuanian) - sits supreme as the
mainline language group of the entire 'indo-european' language tree in
this cladistic analysis.

(It really should be called the 'Baltic-European' language tree.)

Here is the supportive evidence that I posted in another forum,
reposted:

" Yours seems to be a malformed tree.
Try this one, instead (Fig 7 'Best tree for entire indo-european
dataset'):
http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://www3.isrl.uiuc.edu/~junwang4/langev/localcopy/pdf/foundalis02evolutionOf.pdf&e=9797

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