Russian Geneticists Disprove "Out of Africa" Theory

**LightHouse89** · 10-01-2014, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by Gilgamesh900

Thats why people call America and the western countries as ZOG countries.

I hate american nationalists for their support of israel.

**LightHouse89** · 10-01-2014, 03:44 PM

Well there is one thing Jewish intellectuals will never be able to disprove....that is that race is a social construct. They succeeded in saying that is what my nation is, a social construct which if you think about it is true but the biggest lie ever told in the west is that race itself is a social construct.

I am glad many left wing theories are being dis proven. Including this one that we are all the same and come from Africa.

**moonKaySho** · 10-02-2014, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by Gilgamesh900

Im not a geneticist or anything, and really, there are more primate species living in Asia than in Africa, so anything is possible. All genetic studies have shown that all eurasians(Mongoloids, Caucasians and Austroloids) in greater eurasia and the new world are genetically closer to each other than either of them to SSAs, so the idea that humanity evolved in Asia, not africa, is very possible.

You've got it backwards. The fact that all eurasians and native americans are closer to each other that either of them to SS africans proves that eurasians share a more recent common ancestor than the MRCA of SSA and eurasians. This leads to the fact that they are the descendants of an offshoot from africa. If SSAs were an offshoot of one of the eurasian populations who allegedly went into africa, they (SSAs) would be genetically closer to this population than both from any other eurasian population.

**Jackson** · 10-03-2014, 12:23 AM

Originally Posted by Jim Crow

Well there is one thing Jewish intellectuals will never be able to disprove....that is that race is a social construct. They succeeded in saying that is what my nation is, a social construct which if you think about it is true but the biggest lie ever told in the west is that race itself is a social construct.

I am glad many left wing theories are being dis proven. Including this one that we are all the same and come from Africa.

Well i don't think the issue of whether or not we are descended from a group that excited Africa relatively recently is one that should be so central to someone's political ideology. An internationalist cosmopolitan will have their outlook anyway, and just use this information to try and justify it. I find it quite ironic that often people who who say humans are all the same and that we are all African, are ignorant of the fact that it is the measurement and quantification of our differences on a biological level that allow people to come to such conclusions - a complete contradiction. Of course this is to be expected, given that these are the same people who are so keen on other cultures, yet tend to despise the sort of thinking that helps to create these distinct groups (or at least superficially).

**~~Ctwentysevenj~~** · 10-03-2014, 12:29 AM

Just saw a British documentary, it stated that modern human beings left Africa via the horn of africa and landed in Yemen and headed northwards to the rest of he planet.

**Black Wolf** · 10-03-2014, 12:34 AM

The majority of our genes including our Y-chromosomes and mtDNA trace back originally to a Homo Sapien group or groups that left Africa probably around 60,000 years ago or a bit earlier. The Eurasian descendants of this our of Africa group did pick up some genes from admixture with archaic human species such as the Neanderthals but overall this admixture is small making up only around 2-4 percent of most non-African peoples genomes today. It is quite likely that the Homo Sapiens who's ancestors stayed in Africa or back migrated picked up the genes of certain archaic human groups living there as well. But again these genes make up only a small percentage of indigenous African peoples genetic make up. Overall all humans alive today are actually quite similar genetically.

**Prisoner Of Ice** · 10-05-2014, 08:10 AM

Originally Posted by Yaroslav

Eden was in IRAQ!

Apples come from kazhakstan.

**Yaroslav** · 10-05-2014, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by Melonhead

Apples come from kazhakstan.

The Bible says they ate a fruit, not an apple.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of...l#Christianity

"In Western Christian art, the fruit of the tree is commonly depicted as the apple, which originated in central Asia. This depiction may have originated as a Latin pun: by eating the malum (apple), Eve contracted mālum (evil).[18] It is also possible that this depiction originated simply because of the religious painters' artistic licence."

**Neon Knight** · 10-05-2014, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Ctwentysevenj

Just saw a British documentary, it stated that modern human beings left Africa via the horn of africa and landed in Yemen and headed northwards to the rest of he planet.

And now they're doing it all over again!

Seriously, I don't think prehistoric origins have any relevance on a political level; it is what we have been for the last two thousand years and what we are now that counts. It amazes me how far back in time some people have to go to find their identities.

**lei.talk** · 07-19-2017, 08:45 PM

The discoverers of the Herto fossils claim that the Herto people were our direct ancestors.

They said,
“In this sense, we are all African.”

One senses a large dose of political correctness in that statement.

When the first Neandertal fossils were found, they were thought by many to represent our oldest direct ancestor.

Yet no one said,
“In this sense, we are all German.”

When Java Man was discovered, he was thought to be our oldest direct ancestor.

Yet no one said,
“In this sense, we are all Javanese.”

Later, the Peking Man fossils were discovered. They were thought by many to also represent our oldest direct ancestors.

Yet no one said,
“In this sense, we are all Chinese.”

Piltdown Man was a forgery. For many years, however, it was believed that he was the transitional form between apes and humans. Hence he was thought to be our oldest ancestor.

Yet no one said,
“In this sense, we are all Englishmen.”

Now, with the discovery of the Herto fossils,

we are told that,
“In this sense, we are all African.”

I have absolutely no problem with my being African - if it were true.

But it is not.

~Marvin Lubenow