Crime rates in Germany by country of perpetrator

[Pahli]

Yeah, I'm gonna do that next week.

Nice, looking forward to the result, wish I knew my subclade tho, have to do another test to get that confirmed, not sure if its worth it.

[Ziveth]

That's one good motive to stop let immigrants in Germany (the crimes increase). Germany is became an immigrants' country.

[Kamal900]

Nice, looking forward to the result, wish I knew my subclade tho, have to do another test to get that confirmed, not sure if its worth it.

It is worth it in my opinion. After I'm done with my Y-DNA testing and get my results, i'll do the genetic testing to find out which subclades both of my haplogroups belong to. The R1a that is found the highest in today's Levites and Shamari Arab bedouins is the most similar to those that are found in Iranic and Indo-Aryan groups(Z93).

[Pahli]

It is worth it in my opinion. After I'm done with my Y-DNA testing and get my results, i'll do the genetic testing to find out which subclades both of my haplogroups belong to. The R1a that is found the highest in today's Levites and Shamari Arab bedouins is the most similar to those that are found in Iranic and Indo-Aryan groups(Z93).

How much does it cost to find the subclades of your Y-DNA? I'm not too fond of spending a lot of money on it. The interesting part is where it came from, Scythians, Persians or maybe even dates back to the Mitanni kingdom?

[Kamal900]

How much does it cost to find the subclades of your Y-DNA? I'm not too fond of spending a lot of money on it. The interesting part is where it came from, Scythians, Persians or maybe even dates back to the Mitanni kingdom?

It costs around 300 to 500 dirhams here. Yes, my Jewish friend from ABF, Semitic Duwa, told me that it most likely brought into the middle east by the early Indo-Aryan and/or Iranic migrants in the bronze age periods from central Asia.

[Pahli]

It costs around 300 to 500 dirhams here. Yes, my Jewish friend from ABF, Semitic Duwa, told me that it most likely brought into the middle east by the early Indo-Aryan and/or Iranic migrants in the bronze age periods from central Asia.

Lol its quite hilarious how non-Iranians get R1a while Iranians don't, but they probably assimilated into the local population

[Babak]

The R1a found in Iran is probably native tbh.

[Benacer]

Indeed, the huge majority of Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian immigrants in Venezuela went to Venezuela being poor, fleeing from dictatorships (Spain/Portugal) and/or from post-war ruined countries (post civil war in the case of Spain, and Post World War II in the case of Italy), and they didn't went to Venezuela to behave as anti-socials as Muslims do. Quite the contrary, they were very hardworking people and they greatly contributed to the growth of Venezuela as country.

The stupid argument of Waadad is not an excuse for Muslims immigrants in Europe.

Same could be said about the Lebanese in Brazil. Lebanese Christians came here fleeing Ottoman persecution and greatly contributed to São Paulo specifically. Yet the Lebanese rank high on these statistics, and that was never the case here at all. Things might be a bit more complicated.

[Pahli]

The R1a found in Iran is probably native tbh.

Not Z93, they've found P in Iran among some old samples (I think it was chalcolithic), where P is the ancestor to both Q and R, but no R1a has been found among pre-Indo-Iranian Iranians.

[Kamal900]

Lol its quite hilarious how non-Iranians get R1a while Iranians don't, but they probably assimilated into the local population

It's mostly the Semitic peoples get the highest frequency due on the fact that they had cultural and trade links with central Asia for thousands of years. Nonetheless, Kurds and other Iranic peoples of North-Western Iran do have a significant frequency of such haplogroup in contrast to the Anatolian Turks and etc.