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The Eupedia site has a map showing the distribution of haplogroup E-V13 in Europe, the Middle East & North Africa. It can be up 5% in northern and western Europe going up to 20% in central Europe...

Germanic R1b is R1b-U106. According to Eupedia's R1b tree R1b-M269 is much older than that. Originating in the Caucasus. R1b and R1a generally represent the Yamnaya of the Russian Stepp. Before the...

Not surprising, considering the fact that they are also the most common haplogroups in NW Europe.

I1-S12289 is from NE Denmark

What if he identified as being a white person? Let's face it though, in this day and age it is possible for a man to be a woman if he identify's as woman.

Yes and the history books tell us that many Belgae settled in southern England before the Roman invasion. Tacitus, the 2nd century AD historian even claimed that the people of southern Britain were...

Depends on the region of France. e.g. Normany is part of northern Europe. Mediterranean coast of France is part of southern Europe, while most of France is part of central Europe.

Hungry must have the highest, because the people there are always hungry.

I expect that it must be due to the system's attempts to brainwash them with all the Wokery nonsense. Such as the concepts of multiple genders, 'pregnant men' and 'women with penises'. Another thing...

It went out of fashion after porn became widely available to everyone via the Internet. It was also a popular idea during the time when porn mostly catered for the hetrosexual man. Porn now caters...

Israel like any other nation has the right to defend itself again terrorists, but they always take the sledge hammer to smash a nut approach. If the British security and armed forces took the same...

No, I never noticed that at all. I always had the impression that the Irish and northern Britons had the lightest skin tone possible for white people. This is because Irish, Scots and northern...

I expect few of you will know the irony of this, but the English actually have more Celtic YDNA than either the Scots, Irish or Welsh. Go check it out on Eupedia's website at the R1b page - look for...

Despite them identifying as Celts, the Scots still speak remnants of a language that was more Germanic than English. i.e. Lalland Scots