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"Honest Aryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Baba Dadá said:I'm familiar with all the info in the link you provide for an answer. The
problem is that Aryan and "white" aren't necessarily the same thing.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,926038,00.html
"Later migrations coincided with the expansion of the Indo-European
languages, including Latin, German, Sanskrit and English. Linguists
have long sought a homeland for the Indo-Europeans. The genetic data
favours an origin on the Russian steppes with a group of nomadic
farmers known as the Kurgan who domesticated the horse and rode out to
invade India and Europe. Studies of Irish Y-chromosomes indicate that
the British Isles represents the western edge of that migration."
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The problem with that is that while there are indeed indications of that
migration within "Irish" Y-Chromosomes, the conclusion is erroneously made
that because the Irish are generally "white", it doesn't mean that the
original suppliers of that strand were "white".
That the British Isles represents the western edge of your migration only
means that the British Isles are likely to be the place where the "Aryan"
racial stock is the most "watered down", and by implication "white"
"American" descendants of Irish immigrants are likely to also be the most
"watered down" example of "Aryan" racial stock, and that they are generally
"white" may actually be a sign of that.
As I stated earlier, at least 5% of "white" Americans aren't "white" by
their own definition. That's because that 5% have the blood of negro slaves
mixed into their genetic make-up.
On the other hand, many "American" negroes have "Irish" chromosomes. Are we
to extrapolate then that negroes are "Aryan"?
Are you familiar with the "black" Irish? (who were a minority)
Are you familiar with the Basque people? (likely to be the least adulterated
descendants of "Aryans", but generally not blue eyed blondes)