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From: Derrel W Sims
To: Derrel W Sims
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 10:10:32 PM
Subject: AMERINDIAN/IRISH/KELTIC CONNECTION HINTED AT IN ABDUCTION WORK: Geneticists Show That Irish Are A Race Apart
SABER RESEARCH CONCERNING THE BASICS IN CHEROKEE/IRISH CONNECTIONS:
THIS REPORT IS COMPILED BY ONE OF OUR INVESTIGATORS IN EL PASO , AND FORWARDED TO ME IN HOUSTON.
Ok, as of 3/25/00 from the U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States : 2000 No. 50. Population by Selected Ancestry Group and Region, 1990. (note: 1,119 represents 1,119,000) Covers persons who reported single and multiple ancestry groups. People who reported a multiple ancestry group may be included in more than one category. (also note that the 1990 info is being used in the 2000 report because evidently the 2000 info has not been included yet)
Keep in mind that only 1.5% of the total US population today is full blood or near full blood Native American, which includes all tribes together. The mixed bloods and full bloods TOGETHER are below...... I will also include a few of some other numbers on other ancestry groups to give you an idea of what these numbers can compare to.
British 1,119
English 32,652
French 10,321
German 57,947
Irish 38,736
Italian 14,665
Scotch-Irish 5,618
Scottish 5,394
Mexican 11,587
Chinese 1,505
Japanese 1,005
Afro-American 23,777
American Indian 8,708
American 12,396 (not sure what "American" means or what that includes)
Remember that some of these groups cross over... and also that the 2000 Census reports that the U.S. total population is:
But since the numbers we are using above come from the US 1990 Census Report then we must use the 1990 total population number to keep the ratios in proper perspective.
The 1990 TOTAL POPULATION was 248,790,925
With the amount of Irish immigrants to the US being in the millions between 1820 and the present - and most having immigrated during the great potato famine in the mid 1800's - we have (by the table above) 38,736,000 people claiming that heritage.
With American Indians also numbering 8,708,000 (that being TOTAL with full and mixed blood) we have a total of 3,5% of the population in the U.S. having Native American decent.
1.5% of that are full blood which equals about 4 million total.
2% of the population are mixed bloods which equals to about 5 million people in the US total.
But... we have no way of knowing how many of those mixed bloods are mixed with German, or Irish, or Afro-American, or Chinese, etc. etc.... so even a SMALLER amount of this 5 million is mixed with only or partially Irish... but just to crunch some numbers, based on the amount of folks that have Irish in them...
We can estimate this:
Irish
38,736,000
Scotch-Irish
5,618,000
TOTAL
44,354,000
This amounts to 18% of the population having Irish or Scotch-Irish in them.
Now here's the kicker...
Because 2% of the population is mixed-blood Native American and 18% of the population is mixed-blood Irish then ONLY as much as 2% of the population can also be Irish AND Native American BOTH!
So no more than 5,000,000 American's can be Irish/Native American mixes.
Since there is a GREAT likelyhood of a certain percent of this 2% being mixes with other racial backgrounds than JUST Irish, then the number goes down dramatically. Even at best, if a mere 1% of the population is Irish/Native American then the number is still a mere 2.5 million people, back in 1990. This number today in 2000 would be closer to 2.8 million people.
With only a chance of 1% of the population being a combination of Irish AND Native American descent, then the fact that 45% of abductees are an Irish/Celtic/Native American mix is INCREDIBLE!!!
[edit on 3/303/07 by Southpaw11]


