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DiarisGodoo:
You ought blame the French not me. In their bid to "divide and conquer" they made you a third group.
That' has been the source of all.your angst.
Had it been they didn't do that you would have been happily African American like other blacks with white perternal side. But they made you think you are better and that has been your downfalll.

You're obsessed with calling pale skin white and dark skinned black. You're obsessed with white that you've painted all of European history white despite the evidence contrary. King Louis and the Franks were tan skinned.


We are in a binary of white and black which are two spiritual terms. Instead of destroying the binary which puts us in the negative Box of Black we argue over who is light and dark of the color black. 😮 Black is evil, dirty, corrupt and darkness. By accepting the caste of black whether light or dark even calling yourself a Mulatto which means black and white, you're still a member of the lower caste. 😮 Even fighting for Black Liberation, Black Power, Black Masonry, Black Lives Matter, Black Panther, Black Israelites every single acceptance is a submission to the caste. The Black is the burden bearer and scape goat for the white. Yoruba leaders wisely rejected the Black Lives Matter movement and the term Black being used to define people.

LouisdeFrance:
Who wants to be European more than them who throw away their traditional attire to wear the traditional attire of Anglos?

Freemasonry did not begin in Egypt it started with Druids witches and warlocks. Its not a Christian society.

So did they run out of material in Nigeria, why yall dress up like English people? You do realize jackets are environmental gear to prevent the cold weather of Europe? A jacket or long tight sleeve shirt is inappropriate for Nigerian climate. So it only means that you are dressing like the English to please them and join up.



Plenty of fabric houses in Lagos.

Why is the whole world dressing like that even people in the hottest dessert? Why does the whole world play soccer, don't they have their own games? Why are French people Roman Catholics, don't they have their own native religions? Why are the English Christians at all (but at least unlike French they broke from yoke of Rome). So everyone copies everyone. Africans cannot be different.

LouisdeFrance:
For where envy and self-seeking exist, confusion and every evil thing are there.


Anyone can see they want to be from Europe rather than West Africa and so much so they envy Creoles for having European nobility. So they One Drop light skinned men making us Black but lesser than them because we're mixed. Meanwhile they are pretending to be us and claim that they ruled Europe and that swarthy means Black. Swarthy means olive complexion, sun tanned, brown or light skinned but not pale skinned.

Watch their slide show, all pictures on YouTube videos of them making up stories how they ruled Europe. They always skip Slavery which is what they were actually slaves for the Moroccans and Arabs sold by their own big men.

What a LOST soul. Something that the French intentionally did and it is working till today! They did the same thing in Haiti. They gave mulattos full citizenship so they would work as spies and work against any slave uprising.
Just imagine, instead of helping in the fight against injustices of the slave master, you are busy focused on the crumbs he gave you above others! People like you would be working very hard against the revolution. Truly despicable sort of people!

DiarisGodoo:
Don't you think lies ought make a little bit of sense?
It is a nonsense lie to say you don't have West African blood. I told you before, this is a faceless forum, you could have said you were anything and no one would argue with you. But to admit you are a Louisiana Creole of Color and at same time be lying you have no African blood is a nonsensical lie.

Exactly. Just like for example, after voluntarily telling us you went to secondary school in Onitsha now starts telling us every student had a laptop!

LouisdeFrance:
. According to the Bible, Jesus (Yeshua ben Yosef) comes from the line of Shem.
Here is how the family tree breaks down based on the biblical text:

The Three Branches
Noah had three sons who restarted the human family after the great flood:
Shem: His family line is called Semitic.
Ham: His family line settled in Africa and parts of the Middle East.
Japheth: His family line settled in Europe and parts of Asia.

The Line to Jesus
The Bible traces the family line of Jesus through generations of Shem's descendants:
Shem is the ancestor of Abraham.
Abraham is the father of the Israelite people.
King David comes from this same family line.
Mary and Joseph (Yeshua's earthly parents) both track their roots back to King David and Abraham.


Because of this, Jesus is ethnically a Semitic Judean, firmly rooted in the line of Shem.

I've already told you to stop invoking this story. It reveals your level of education

LouisdeFrance:
we argue over who is light and dark of the color brown

Exactly what we have been trying to tell you!!!
Instead of uniting with other oppressed to fight the oppressor he's focused on his lightness of skin. His whole fight is against being black or African American, never against the oppressor.
Yet when the fight produces benefits he'd be the first rushing to obtain it. What truly DESPICABLE human beings. Colorism is so myopic, so small, so narrow-minded, it is disgusting!

QuinQ:
Exactly what we have been trying to tell you!!!
Instead of uniting with other oppressed to fight the oppressor he's focused on his lightness of skin. His whole fight is against being black or African American, never against the oppressor.
Yet when the fight produces benefits he'd be the first rushing to obtain it. What truly DESPICABLE human beings. Colorism is so myopic, so small, so narrow-minded!

Holy spirit don d touch louisdefrance small small
healing d take time

DMCA:
Holy spirit don d touch louisdefrance small small
healing d take time

QuinQ:

when be panny time?
do marry make I gift u plenny panny wey u go d wear d try to dey romantic for louisdefrance eye if him fit manage do d do
u know say e dey necessary for d progress of secret bloodline

DMCA:
when be panny time?
do marry make I gift u plenny panny wey u go d wear d try to dey romantic for louisdefrance eye if him fit manage do d do
u know say e dey necessary for d progress of secret bloodline

Yaba, you no even go church today, na my panny u want see. If my fiancé catch you eh!

QuinQ:
Exactly what we have been trying to tell you!!!
Instead of uniting with other oppressed to fight the oppressor he's focused on his lightness of skin. His whole fight is against being black or African American, never against the oppressor.
Yet when the fight produces benefits he'd be the first rushing to obtain it. What truly DESPICABLE human beings. Colorism is so myopic, so small, so narrow-minded, it is disgusting!

According to mainstream genetic science. Broad population studies show that Igbo DNA is 100% indigenous African, with no significant Middle Eastern genetic markers.The data backing this reality breaks down clearly across several key areas:

1. Peer-Reviewed Genetic StudiesWhen geneticists map out the DNA of the Igbo people, they use vast global reference databases.Major genetic surveys show that Igbo individuals cluster closely with other Niger-Congo-speaking populations of West Africa.A well-known study in 2017 specifically tested the Y-chromosomes (paternal lines) of Igbo men in Nigeria to check for Near Eastern links. The study concluded there was no genetic connection to Middle Eastern or ancient Levantine populations. Their lineage is entirely rooted in Sub-Saharan Africa.

2. Commercial DNA TestsIf a person from a long line of Igbo ancestors takes a consumer test (like 23andMe or AncestryDNA), their results usually show 98% to 100% West African / Nigerian ancestry. Middle Eastern or North African percentages do not typically show up in these results, except as minor statistical "noise" under 1%.3.


The Origin of E1b1aThe E1b1a haplogroup itself is a deeply African lineage.It mutationally split from its parent groups inside Africa tens of thousands of years ago.It spread across Central and Southern Africa during the historic Bantu migrations.Because it developed entirely within the African continent, its presence is genetic proof of deep African ancestry, not a Middle Eastern origin.


Why is this highly debated online?The insistence that Igbo DNA is "100% not Middle Eastern" is usually a response to the popular "Igbo-Hebrew" theory.Many Igbo people point to striking cultural parallels between traditional Igbo customs (like circumcision on the eighth day, naming ceremonies, and agricultural laws) and ancient Israelite traditions.

Because of these cultural ties, some groups argue that the Igbo are a lost tribe of Israel.While the cultural and spiritual connection is highly valued by many, genetic science views the Igbo as a distinct, indigenous West African population.

QuinQ:
What a LOST soul. Something that the French intentionally did and it is working till today! They did the same thing in Haiti. They gave mulattos full citizenship so they would work as spies and work against any slave uprising.
Just imagine, instead of helping in the fight against injustices of the slave master, you are busy focused on the crumbs he gave you above others! People like you would be working very hard against the revolution. Truly despicable sort of people!

The Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria suffered a massive and devastating loss of life during the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

The Scale of the TradeNumber of Victims: Traders forced nearly 1.5 million Igbo people onto ships to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries.

The Bight of Biafra: Most of these captives left from the Bight of Biafra region in West Africa. This area accounted for about 14.6% of all Africans taken to the Americas.High Death Rates: Ships leaving this region had a death rate of about 17% during the ocean crossing, which was the highest of any African departure point.


Destinations and Impact

Where They Went: Survivors were taken heavily to places like Jamaica, Haiti, and the United States.Ancestry: Studies and historical records show that a large portion of African Americans and Caribbean populations carry Igbo roots. You can read more historical background on the Igbo people in the Atlantic slave trade overview.

LouisdeFrance:
The Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria suffered a massive and devastating loss of life during the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

The Scale of the TradeNumber of Victims: Traders forced nearly 1.5 million Igbo people onto ships to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries.

The Bight of Biafra: Most of these captives left from the Bight of Biafra region in West Africa. This area accounted for about 14.6% of all Africans taken to the Americas.High Death Rates: Ships leaving this region had a death rate of about 17% during the ocean crossing, which was the highest of any African departure point.


Destinations and Impact

Where They Went: Survivors were taken heavily to places like Jamaica, Haiti, and the United States.Ancestry: Studies and historical records show that a large portion of African Americans and Caribbean populations carry Igbo roots. You can read more historical background on the Igbo people in the Atlantic slave trade overview.

So this tells you that a big percentage of your African ancestry is likely Igbo - which is the only noble thing in your ancestry because the European part is quite subhuman. Consider that people who did or tolerated the underlined below, that you actually have their blood in your veins!

LouisdeFrance:
According to mainstream genetic science. Broad population studies show that Igbo DNA is 100% indigenous African, with no significant Middle Eastern genetic markers.The data backing this reality breaks down clearly across several key areas:

1. Peer-Reviewed Genetic StudiesWhen geneticists map out the DNA of the Igbo people, they use vast global reference databases.Major genetic surveys show that Igbo individuals cluster closely with other Niger-Congo-speaking populations of West Africa.A well-known study in 2017 specifically tested the Y-chromosomes (paternal lines) of Igbo men in Nigeria to check for Near Eastern links. The study concluded there was no genetic connection to Middle Eastern or ancient Levantine populations. Their lineage is entirely rooted in Sub-Saharan Africa.

2. Commercial DNA TestsIf a person from a long line of Igbo ancestors takes a consumer test (like 23andMe or AncestryDNA), their results usually show 98% to 100% West African / Nigerian ancestry. Middle Eastern or North African percentages do not typically show up in these results, except as minor statistical "noise" under 1%.3.


The Origin of E1b1aThe E1b1a haplogroup itself is a deeply African lineage.It mutationally split from its parent groups inside Africa tens of thousands of years ago.It spread across Central and Southern Africa during the historic Bantu migrations.Because it developed entirely within the African continent, its presence is genetic proof of deep African ancestry, not a Middle Eastern origin.


Why is this highly debated online?The insistence that Igbo DNA is "100% not Middle Eastern" is usually a response to the popular "Igbo-Hebrew" theory.Many Igbo people point to striking cultural parallels between traditional Igbo customs (like circumcision on the eighth day, naming ceremonies, and agricultural laws) and ancient Israelite traditions.

Because of these cultural ties, some groups argue that the Igbo are a lost tribe of Israel.While the cultural and spiritual connection is highly valued by many, genetic science views the Igbo as a distinct, indigenous West African population.

Idris Alba was born and raised in Britain but his father is from Sierra Leon. When he did DNA test - 0% Sierra Leon shows up. See the video below. Also see other reasons below why cultural similarities are better indicators than DNA when you are talking 4000 years ago!

https://youtube.com/shorts/CZw--i2zfGE?is=hf2cQMgffRBmvIOy
Idris Alba father's country doesn't show up in his DNA

QuinQ:
Idris Alba was born and raised in Britain but his father is from Sierra Leon. When he did DNA test - 0% Sierra Leon shows up. See the video below. Also see other reasons below why cultural similarities are better indicators than DNA when you are talking 4000 years ago!

https://youtube.com/shorts/CZw--i2zfGE?is=hf2cQMgffRBmvIOy
Idris Alba father's country doesn't show up in his DNA

Ancestry test don d come out as scam abi?

DMCA:
Ancestry test don d come out as scam abi?

I added more screenshots

QuinQ:
So this tells you that a big percentage of your African ancestry is likely Igbo - which is the only noble thing in your ancestry because the European part is quite subhuman. Consider that people who did or tolerated the underlined below, that you actually have their blood in your veins!

Some Creole women yes Igbo is apart of their direct ancestry but for the core CREOLE men we are Y DNA descent of Middle East and Mediterranean.


French Creole is a patrilineal inheritance.

QuinQ:
Idris Alba was born and raised in Britain but his father is from Sierra Leon. When he did DNA test - 0% Sierra Leon shows up. See the video below. Also see other reasons below why cultural similarities are better indicators than DNA when you are talking 4000 years ago!

https://youtube.com/shorts/CZw--i2zfGE?is=hf2cQMgffRBmvIOy
Idris Alba father's country doesn't show up in his DNA

Sierra Leone is not a genetic haplagroup. Autosomal DNA is random and confusing because one test will give 35 percent Nigerian and another company will give 20 percent Nigerian. These are commercial DNA test, for the real deal you must go with the Big Y DNA test.



The Big Y-700 test by FamilyTreeDNA is an advanced Y-chromosome DNA test designed for genetic males to trace deep paternal ancestry, refine haplogroups, and discover family mutations.What is the Big Y Test?

The Big Y test maps the Y chromosome, which passes directly from father to son virtually unchanged except for rare mutations. It looks at two types of markers:STRs (Short Tandem Repeats): Fast-changing markers used to find recent matches and surname connections.

SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms): Slow-changing, rare mutations that define deep ancestral branches on the human family tree.The current version, the Big Y-700, sequences over 700 STR markers and thousands of SNPs.

Key Benefits and UsesRefine Haplogroups: It places you on a precise branch (subclade) of the global Y-DNA haplogroup tree.Connect Beyond Surnames: It helps link modern family lines to ancestors who lived before people used hereditary surnames.Estimate Common Ancestors: It calculates the Time to Most Recent Common Ancestor (TMRCA) when compared with DNA matches.Discover Novel Variants: It identifies unique, unlisted mutations in your specific family line that get added to the scientific tree over time.Is It Worth It?

According to community consensus on platforms like WikiTree, the Big Y test is powerful for genetic anthropology and deep lineage mapping. However, users on Reddit note that it is often less effective for solving everyday genealogical puzzles within the last 200 years, because matches discovered through deep SNPs usually share a common ancestor far back in time. It is best suited for advanced researchers trying to break through brick walls in paternal lines or map rare surname origins.

QuinQ:
So this tells you that a big percentage of your African ancestry is likely Igbo - which is the only noble thing in your ancestry because the European part is quite subhuman. Consider that people who did or tolerated the underlined below, that you actually have their blood in your veins!

learn to speak sweet love language with ur dimkpa abeg

DMCA:
learn to speak sweet love language with ur dimkpa abeg

I try but he just keeps posting the same crap. No matter how I explain he just keeps posting the same crap.
**He keeps saying Middle East, no matter how many times you tell him there were no Middle Easterners in Louisiana!
**He keeps saying Y-DNA no matter how many times you tell him Y-DNA cannot prove people are not related past 7 generations
**He keeps saying blood brothers and sisters can have different ancestry no matter how many times you tell him that is simply impossible.
LouisdeFrance find another topic you might have better luck at.

QuinQQ:
I try but he just keeps posting the same crap. No matter how I explain he just keeps posting the same crap.
**He keeps saying Middle East, no matter how many times you tell him there were no Middle Easterners in Louisiana!
**He keeps saying Y-DNA no matter how many times you tell him Y-DNA cannot prove people are not related past 7 generations
**He keeps saying blood brothers and sisters can have different ancestry no matter how many times you tell him that is simply impossible.
LouisdeFrance find another topic you might have better luck at.

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LOUISIANA CREOLE GENEALOGY & DNA SCIENCE: A ACCURATE BREAKDOWN
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1. THE "DE FRANCE" SURNAME AND J2 Y-DNA
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It makes perfect sense that a man with a French surname like "de France" would carry J2 Y-DNA. While Haplogroup J2 originated thousands of years ago in the Near East / Middle East, it expanded heavily across the Mediterranean Basin into Southern France, Spain, and Italy during ancient times. Because of this history, J2 is a common Y-DNA haplogroup in France today.

When French and Spanish colonial men settled in Louisiana, they passed these J2 Y-chromosomes down to their Creole descendants. Additionally, Louisiana saw a massive wave of Syrian and Lebanese immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Many of them spoke French, practiced Catholicism, and assimilated directly into the local Creole culture and communities.

2. THE IGBO AND THE HEBREW CLAIM
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The situation with some Igbo individuals claiming Hebrew heritage is a classic example of why it is important to understand the difference between Y-DNA and a community's cultural history.

Y-DNA only traces the direct, unbroken line of fathers (father's father's father). If an Igbo man takes a Y-DNA test and it comes back as a West African haplogroup (like E1b1a), it simply proves his direct paternal ancestor lived in West Africa.

DNA science isn't invalid; it is just being misread in this scenario. A West African Y-DNA line doesn't disprove Hebrew ancestry elsewhere in his family tree. He has thousands of other ancestors (mothers, maternal grandfathers, etc.) whose DNA is not tracked by a Y-DNA test.

3. HOW CREOLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS HAVE DIFFERENT ORIGINS
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It is simple. In highly mixed, multi-generational populations like Louisiana Creoles, full biological brothers and sisters can inherit different percentages of genetic origins. This happens because Creole ancestry is built on a diverse foundation of distinct maternal and paternal lines matching together.

* PATERNAL LINES (The Men):
Creole men carry diverse Y-DNA haplogroups reflecting their European and Mediterranean roots, commonly including:
- J1 and J2 (Mediterranean, Southern European, and Near Eastern)
- G2a (Caucasus, Mediterranean and European)

* MATERNAL LINES (The Women):
Creole women carry deeply diverse mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroups reflecting different founding populations:
- L1, L2, and L3 (Sub-Saharan African)
- Indigenous Native American lineages
- Iberian (Spanish/Portuguese) and French lineages

* GENETIC SHUFFLING:
Because of this rich mix of lineages, a biological process called genetic recombination shuffles the parents' DNA every time a child is conceived. Full siblings share the exact same family tree, but they do not inherit the exact same pieces of DNA.

One sibling might randomly inherit more Sub-Saharan African markers from the maternal side, while their full brother or sister might randomly inherit more Iberian or Mediterranean markers. In multi-racial Creole families, this genetic shuffling is incredibly vivid, meaning full siblings can show completely different ancestral origins on paper.
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LouisdeFrance:
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LOUISIANA CREOLE GENEALOGY & DNA SCIENCE: A ACCURATE BREAKDOWN
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1. THE "DE FRANCE" SURNAME AND J2 Y-DNA
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It makes perfect sense that a man with a French surname like "de France" would carry J2 Y-DNA. While Haplogroup J2 originated thousands of years ago in the Near East / Middle East, it expanded heavily across the Mediterranean Basin into Southern France, Spain, and Italy during ancient times. Because of this history, J2 is a common Y-DNA haplogroup in France today.

When French and Spanish colonial men settled in Louisiana, they passed these J2 Y-chromosomes down to their Creole descendants. Additionally, Louisiana saw a massive wave of Syrian and Lebanese immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Many of them spoke French, practiced Catholicism, and assimilated directly into the local Creole culture and communities.

2. THE IGBO AND THE HEBREW CLAIM
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The situation with some Igbo individuals claiming Hebrew heritage is a classic example of why it is important to understand the difference between Y-DNA and a community's cultural history.

Y-DNA only traces the direct, unbroken line of fathers (father's father's father). If an Igbo man takes a Y-DNA test and it comes back as a West African haplogroup (like E1b1a), it simply proves his direct paternal ancestor lived in West Africa.

DNA science isn't invalid; it is just being misread in this scenario. A West African Y-DNA line doesn't disprove Hebrew ancestry elsewhere in his family tree. He has thousands of other ancestors (mothers, maternal grandfathers, etc.) whose DNA is not tracked by a Y-DNA test.

3. HOW CREOLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS HAVE DIFFERENT ORIGINS
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It is simple. In highly mixed, multi-generational populations like Louisiana Creoles, full biological brothers and sisters can inherit different percentages of genetic origins. This happens because Creole ancestry is built on a diverse foundation of distinct maternal and paternal lines matching together.

* PATERNAL LINES (The Men):
Creole men carry diverse Y-DNA haplogroups reflecting their European and Mediterranean roots, commonly including:
- J1 and J2 (Mediterranean, Southern European, and Near Eastern)
- G2a (Caucasus, Mediterranean and European)

* MATERNAL LINES (The Women):
Creole women carry deeply diverse mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroups reflecting different founding populations:
- L1, L2, and L3 (Sub-Saharan African)
- Indigenous Native American lineages
- Iberian (Spanish/Portuguese) and French lineages

* GENETIC SHUFFLING:
Because of this rich mix of lineages, a biological process called genetic recombination shuffles the parents' DNA every time a child is conceived. Full siblings share the exact same family tree, but they do not inherit the exact same pieces of DNA.

One sibling might randomly inherit more Sub-Saharan African markers from the maternal side, while their full brother or sister might randomly inherit more Iberian or Mediterranean markers. In multi-racial Creole families, this genetic shuffling is incredibly vivid, meaning full siblings can show completely different ancestral origins on paper.
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DMCA, see what I told you? He'd keep posting the same nonsense he himself re-wrote.

(Patiently)
1.Louisiana Creole roots are in the 1700's and included NO Middle Easterners. See below. The J haplogroup you claim is different from King Louis Haplogroup you also claim. Non of them means you don't have African blood.

2.Proving me correct - Big Y DNA test CANNOT prove Igbos are NOT from ancient Israel. While cultural and other similarities strongly indicate they are indeed from ancient Israel while the Israelites were in Egypt, before the Torah.

3. If that's the ancesty you mean, then blood brothers can also have different ancestry. Gender has nothing to do with it. See below

QuinQQ:
DMCA, see what I told you? He'd keep posting the same nonsense he himself re-wrote.

(Patiently)
1.Louisiana Creole roots are in the 1700's and included NO Middle Easterners. See below. The J haplogroup you claim is different from King Louis Haplogroup you also claim. Non of them means you don't have African blood.

2.Proving me correct - Big Y DNA test CANNOT prove Igbos are NOT from ancient Israel. While cultural and other similarities strongly indicate they are indeed from ancient Israel while the Israelites were in Egypt, before the Torah.

3. If that's the ancesty you mean, then blood brothers can also have different ancestry. Gender has nothing to do with it. See below

You love that black box. You don't want Creole to be a distinctive ethnic group but you're an Igbo?


Louis de France the XIII


Louis de France the XIV.


Both light skinned.


We are actually Semitic.

LouisdeFrance:
You love that black box. You don't want Creole to be a distinctive ethnic group but you're an Igbo?


Louis de France the XIII


Louis de France the XIV.


Both light skinned.


We are actually Semitic.

It is past 4am here , this is my last post.
Black box means nothing. You know it is not about the black box. It is about you trying to maintain the middle group that France fooled you with, instead of discarding it and joining others in the fight against the opresor. Instead your only fight is against being grouped with other African Americans! How despicable, sad, and pathetic.

You still haven't explained how your haplogrouo can be J and at same time you're claiming King Louis. See below. Someone is lying as usual!

DMCA tell him to run along.
LouisdeFrance now you kmow!
From now on you'll no longer be talking DNA with so much confidence. It is a probabilistic art NOT pure science!
QED

QuinQQ:
It is past 4am here , this is my last post.
Black box means nothing. You know it is not about the black box. It is about you trying to maintain the middle group that France fooled you with, instead of discarding it and joining others in the fight against the opresor. Instead your only fight is against being grouped with other African Americans! How despicable, sad, and pathetic.

You still haven't explained how your haplogrouo can be J and at same time you're claiming King Louis. See below. Someone is lying as usual!

It's about the father's lineage which is de France.

Before pre colonial there was no such name as Black or African, each group saw themselves by ethnicity either patriarchy or matriarchal or religion like Islamic or Christian. You're not demanding Creoles identify as Igbo? No, you want us in the Black African box so you can feel superior. Thats why you keep reminding me Creoles have African blood but we also have European. Native American and other bloodlines. Unlike Igbos the Creole people are not one bloodline.

No one wants to destroy caste only put their caste on top.


I desire to destroy caste and treat all as equal children of the Most High whilst still respecting each other's boundaries. Not every one wants to be a child of God but to that I say, freedom of religion. I don't have issues with Vodou people only heretic Christians that practice Freemasonry which is witchcraft. I have issues with Muslims that practice shirk by being Freemasons.

QuinQQ:
DMCA tell him to run along.
LouisdeFrance now you kmow!
From now on you'll no longer be talking DNA with so much confidence. It is a probabilistic art NOT pure science!
QED

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