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No, but even if you can prove your male-line agnatic ancestor in 800AD was Arab, Berber, white, black, whatever, it doesn't make you any of those things, and it doesn't mean your ancestry in 800AD was any of those things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badr madani
And ofc Banu Hilal had many YDNAs.
So i should simply consider my self moroccan without complicating things even further ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longbowman
This would be the case even if it somehow turned out your own mother was Saudi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badr madani
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There is no other way to ultimately proof it, than hg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badr madani
Even if you would have unbroken records from the last
150 generations, then there would be still a need for a
verification, and this could have to be done only by hg.
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badr madani
Don't listen to him. He has a weird life-goal to destroy or to spoil everything what
is good, heritable,traditional, or - especially and foremost - paternal, even himself.
Yes, listen to Rethel, of course. With the advent of YDNA testing becoming commercially available in c.2008, you should change (or be prepared to change) your identity 100% depending on what FTDNA tells you your haplotype is. Anyone who disagrees wants to 'destroy everything good, traditional, and paternal' in the world (even though Rethel himself wants to destroy everything that is traditional and matrilineal, so tradition isn't always a good thing).
If you take a test and it turns out your YDNA is R1b-L27 you would have to identify as English rather than Arab or Berber. Insist upon this to English people. If they don't accept you because you are brown and not a native English speaker, just ignore them, as they clearly want to 'destroy everything good and paternal' in the world.
Now the interesting story to come will be to explain how Yamnaya appeared to have segregated all the R1a from them, like they had some Full ftdna Y test back then. Bit mind blowing.
Some people legit believe ethnogenesis myths and aetiologies - and some people not only believe them, but base their entire ideologies, identities and worldviews around them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petalpusher
For example what? :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Longbowman
Said a jewish Hamite, who everyday pretends to be english himself...Quote:
If you take a test and it turns out your YDNA is R1b-L27 you would have to identify as English rather than Arab or Berber. Insist upon this to English people. If they don't accept you because you are brown and not a native English speaker, just ignore them, as they clearly want to 'destroy everything good and paternal' in the world.
It's probably cultural as they split and evolved differently at some point. Im just wondering what are the odds you find some R1a before, some afterwards and none in that one specific culture at the time we sample them, at least yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longbowman