It's true that white "Explorers" tried desperately
to turn all of ancient white but, does that justify
the Social Justice bed wetters turning them black
for their own selfish reasons?
Here's another example:
https://www.monitor.co.ug/artsculture/Reviews/Ancient-Egyptian-Pharaohs-related-to-Ugandans---DNA/691232-2419938-lf2y6h/index.html
Claim:
:A DNA test of a group of mummies from the Amarna
:Egyptian Pharaohs matched the genetic profiles
:of the population of the Great Lakes region
But then...
:In December 2012, DNA tests were conducted on the
:mummies of Pharaoh Rameses III and his son, which
:proved that they belonged to human Y chromosome
:group E1b1a. This is the Y chromosome group of Sub
:Saharan Africans who speak Niger–Congo languages.
So "Amarna" would be the famous King Tut or his dad,
the Heretic King... who carried a northern European
y-chromosome.
Yes, King Tut shared a y-chromosome lineage with 80%
or more of Irish males... we think. It's not like the
Egyptian authorities are very open with the evidence.
Amarna was at the end of the 18th dynasty while
Rameses III was the second ruler of the 20th dynasty.
AND THE SO CALLED EVIDENCE IS HIDDEN FROM PUBLIC VIEW!
So the story is really bending over backwards to say
something that clearly isn't true, using evidence that
has never been fully disclosed!
"Oh, they just got a little confused."
Really? Because they illustrate the story with the
image of Queen Tiye, who was supposed to be King Tut's
grandmother! So it's not just them using the wrong
word, they are definitely linking these DNA results to
the great New Kingdom dynasty: The 18th.
And this is King Tut's grandmother, Queen Tiye:
https://www.perankhgroup.com/q_tiye.JPG
She's not only clearly NOT black but it's long, Long,
LOOOOOONG but said that her parents were Asiatics --
from the middle east!
So they used a stylized image of her, one where she
is depicted wearing Nubian hair (wig?) and they use
that to say something that isn't true, and is
"Supported" by evidence that has never been disclosed.
Folks, let's just keep history "History," instead of
a social program or political statement.
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