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Originally posted by whaaa
"Forced to forget"
A race of people forced to forget where they came from. How is that possible, wise man?
Originally posted by grey580
Hispanics are jewish. where hell are you getting your facts from?
I'm hispanic and i'm pretty sure i'm not jewish. wait. let me check my head. nope not jewish.
Oh btw, DNA companies own by Khazar Jews are not facts.
Unless you have the full graphic draw up chart of the DNA, and you happen to a Scientist that works with DNA, your pretty much all talk.
No one seriously takes these Rockefeller owned DNA companies seriously anymore.
[edit on 20-8-2010 by Wise Man]
Originally posted by grey580
Derp!
Is it me or is GBeck just on the road to madness? Some of the craziness he's comming up with is just out there.
Either way his antics are just plain weird.
Originally posted by Hefficide
Can you back up any of the above statement with anything that goes beyond the level of opinion?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
The Solutrean hypothesis claims similarities between the Solutrean industry and the later Clovis culture / Clovis points of North America, and suggests that people with Solutrean tool technology crossed the Ice Age Atlantic by moving along the pack ice edge, using survival skills similar to that of modern Eskimo people. The migrants arrived in northeastern North America and served as the donor culture for what eventually developed into Clovis tool-making technology. Sites such as Cactus Hill, Virginia, have yielded artifacts which appear to bridge the temporal and technological gap between Solutrean and Clovis cultures.
Large solutrean tool, Volgu, Rigny-sur-Arroux, Saône-et-Loire, France.James M. Adovasio found stone blades and cores near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which he dated to 16,000BP[1]. Archaeologists Dennis Stanford and Bruce Bradley concluded that the Clovis point did not derive from any stoneworking tradition from Asia known from the archaeological record. Instead, they traced a line of stone artefact development starting with the points of the Solutrean culture of southern France (19,000BP) to the Cactus Hill points of Virginia (16,000BP) to the Clovis point[2][1]. This would mean that people would have had to move from the Bay of Biscay across the edge of the Atlantic ice sheet to North America. This journey appears to be feasible using traditional Eskimo techniques still in use today, technology which would have been available to the Solutrean people.[1]
In addition, certain mtDNA anomalies in pre-Columbian Amerind populations leave open the possibility of alternate migration patterns into the Americas. Geneticist Douglas Wallace of Emory University, studying the mitochondrial DNA of Native Americans, found an mtDNA type called X. Geneticist Stephen Oppenheimer reports that X occurs 'only among Europeans and Native Americans, with a single report from southern Siberia, but the link between the Old and New Worlds is up to 30,000 years old'[3].
Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
reply to post by Wise Man
oh, well then. That certainly makes this interesting:
www.pnas.org...
Your nonsense pseudo-history doesn't stand up to things like "reality" and "facts."
To date, about 250 American Indians have been examined in admixture studies looking at thousands of SNPs. Not one of those people had any European or African admixture that looked like it may have occurred prior to Columbus. It all looked recent. I think that in the next 2-3 years enough American Indians will have been tested to be pretty much certain that there was no pre-Columbian admixture with Europeans or Israelites.
The technology is so sensitive it could easily detect even 0.00001% of European DNA, so a totally negative result for 250 American Indians is already compelling evidence that any early European admixture was vanishingly small at most and most likely zero. When a few thousand individuals have been examined then I think the case is closed.
Originally posted by whaaa
Originally posted by Wise Man
If you knew anything, you would know he`s correct.
Read : History of the American Indians, 1775, by James Adder.
www.archive.org...
So we should trust a book about Native Americans written by a white man?
Wouldn't a Wise Man seek the counsel of the American Indians?
Ask them why don't you? They have their own orgin stories and not one of them say anything about being lost tribes of Israel.
I doubt if Mr. Beck asked the NA anything. He has a fascist agenda and a dumbass audience hanging on everyword.
God help us!
Originally posted by grey580
reply to post by Wise Man
Wait a sec. On both sides of my family the family comes over from Spain.
On my mothers side from spain to colombia.
On my fathers side Spain to costa rica.
Are you saying european spanish people are isrialites too?
btw. the post above about there is like no european blood in the indigenous indians of the americas kind of blows your statement out of the water.