Ol argedco luciftias said:
Because 100% of the Irish and related are really part black. Are you joking or do you really think this? The palest most recessively pale white traits in skin, hair, and eyes that you see most in northern Irish/Scottish area, you mean to suggest that some of the most extremely pale white people ever all have a trait with african origens? (Not invalidating or putting other phenotypes of white people down, I mean just look how pale the irish/scottish are.) Red hair is also a delicate recessive trait, if they had any amount of mixed with black people the red hair and extremely pale skin would be gone replaced by MUCH darker hair and skin. Your entire thought is based on the idea that curly/wavy hair can only be african is retarded. The white race's red hair is often very fine and delicate like the rest of their beautiful recessive features. It can't be compared with the "Mediterranean" thick greasy curls.
There have been pure white mummies found in many parts of the world from over tens and hundreds of thousands of years ago in extremly well preservation. Many of these bodies so well preserved that even the hair perfectly remained as if almost untouched all this time, and it could be seen that both blonde and red haired white people lived together. Long long before any kind of mixing ever happened, this was as pure as can be and they had the red hair. These white mummies have been found in America, China, Northern India, and that whole stretch of middle and southern asia, and up through Europe. These are direct remains from the ancient Vedic Aryan Empire. Blonde hair and red hair were both common and appeared together. But I guess the entire Vedic Aryan Empire was plagued by mass-scale race mixing to the point they all developed an African trait... :roll: I've never even seen a black person with red hair in all my life.
I have a lot of respect for you Dypet Rod, but talking out of your ass in such an absolutely ridiculously unfounded and inaccurate way honestly surprised me to see it was coming from you.
I see more with each time, that this is a more delicate topic than I thought. People will easily feel skeptical to it, touched (in a bad way) and somewhat offended. I see that there isn't a sufficient amount of detail to express it clearly enough whenever this is brought up. But okay, I'll try to explain myself better here.
Look, I don't know if I expressed myself insufficiently, if you got what I wrote the wrong way or both things, but what I said wasn't unfounded. To start with, Maxine herself says in that sermon I linked, that people with red hair and freckles are partly black:
On another note, people with red hair and freckles are part black. I have seen several blacks who were light-skinned, freckled and had tinges of red hair.
You think it didn't kind of surprise me when I first read that, too? It did, it was news to me as well, so I get where you're coming from when you are skeptical to what I said.
However, it seems that it takes an HP to claim something like this, in order for other members to open up and try to see this from other points of view to understand how this could be possible.
This is also discussed in further messages in the linked thread, both by Maxine herself and by other members, some of which who also posted pictures for better reference.
(I'll link the thread here again just in case: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/666BlackSun/conversations/topics/3564?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9sb2dpbi55YWhvby5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAAgQMYJUnH104B7qcxCuRaRaNeBU82zu2OcuE2yN8ZS0UTrEH9SDyx4dRZ1vltIfSkk3HKSH5d2THxmmZhxNHQbnzOS660nLWq2jCoHItipS4ylppI1puJaaRWEXUW8pajSUBkEwTU3XJ_d0rvPi8WrHwIUkOm5jLc_i9uh8T6fn)
Now, when I said what I did about curly hair, note that I mentioned "coarse and curly", not just curly. Like in these pictures:
Now I guess you can't say these kids are 100% white. Or that freckles are a white trait, either.
Here is another perfect reference, which Egon posted in that same thread:
Now as for the Irish people who seem to have smooth "red hair", I would say that this is rather a shade of blonde. Such as strawberry-blonde, like Egon himself also suggested in that thread. This may not exactly classify as red hair. This is what I meant when I mentioned a "reddish shade" of blonde. In mummies, this tone may also have been intensified with the "aging" of the corpse.
On the other hand though, some of these Irish men with so-called red hair, also have coarse beards, so in one way or another, yes, it's possible that these people have watered-down black blood to some extent. Everything is possible.
It also seems that not many members here are familiar with the sermon referenced. I didn't elaborate on details much, because I thought people would be familiar with what I said. I just wasn't expecting people to get so defensive at me for this. This is sad.