Thread: starting to notice a trend in anciety Europe history

the original europeans were of color

https://www.theguardian.com/science/...alysis-reveals (original english were black)


https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/i...with-blue-eyes (Irish were black)

https://www.ign.com/articles/viking-...ings-look-like (vikings were black)

so you ask yourself why? my take is to take Europeans and disconnect them from their culture..classic propaganda..also its junk science

I have a hard time believing anyone takes all that serious outside of those circles.

I’m not foolish enough to think history is as white washed as some do either but a lot of this new fade is reaching hard and most just laugh and move on.

They aren't wrong tho. Whiteness is a recessive trait.

Originally Posted by EagleOfWar

I have a hard time believing anyone takes all that serious outside of those circles.

I’m not foolish enough to think history is as white washed as some do either but a lot of this new fade is reaching hard and most just laugh and move on.

serious enough to spend millions making up false data

what are you saying?

are you saying ancient britons were in fact black?

Originally Posted by mikebadg3

what are you saying?

are you saying ancient britons were in fact black?

did you not read the articles

"Scientists believe that populations living in Europe became lighter-skinned over time because pale skin absorbs more sunlight, which is required to produce enough vitamin D. The latest findings suggest pale skin may have emerged later, possibly when the advent of farming meant people were obtaining less vitamin D though dietary sources like oily fish."


So in 10,000 years, black people in Europe will all turn white?

"quintessentially British"


LOL.


"Who controls the past, controls the future." - George Orwell

Originally Posted by Shortfuze

"Scientists believe that populations living in Europe became lighter-skinned over time because pale skin absorbs more sunlight, which is required to produce enough vitamin D. The latest findings suggest pale skin may have emerged later, possibly when the advent of farming meant people were obtaining less vitamin D though dietary sources like oily fish."


So in 10,000 years, black people in Europe will all turn white?

this has nothing to do with actual science, see mass immigration, they control the narrative

Originally Posted by inkie77

disconnect them from their culture

What culture do you think Europeans have in common with people from 10,000 years ago? We're talking 6,000 years before Knossos.

Those people aren't the "original English" or "original Irish". Celtic peoples arrived from the continent thousands of years later, and Germanic groups after them. It's like complaining because the Iroquois - "original Americans" - weren't white.

The Viking thing is completely correct, and doesn't say anything about them being black. Just that they often took people from other parts of Europe along with them. That's as true of Slavs and Saami as it is of Gaels.

This is basic history, it's not some big racial revelation. It's just surprising to people who don't realize that Celtic people were no more indigenous to Britain than the Anglo-Saxons or Normans. They were still there for an incredibly long time, though, and effectively became the indigenous people.

Originally Posted by ANumber1

What culture do you think Europeans have in common with people from 10,000 BC? We're talking 8,000 years before Knossos.

Those people aren't the "original English" or "original Irish". Celtic peoples arrived from the continent thousands of years later, and Germanic groups after them. It's like complaining because the Iroquois - "original Americans" - weren't white.

The Viking thing is completely correct, and doesn't say anything about them being black. Just that they often took people from other parts of Europe along with them. That's as true of Slavs and Saami as it is of Gaels.

This is basic history, it's not some big racial revelation. It's just surprising to people who don't realize that Celtic people were no more indigenous to Britain than the Anglo-Saxons or Normans. They were still there for an incredibly long time, though, and effectively became the indigenous people.

think logically for a second what would be the implications of saying the original inhabitants of Europe were black? how would this sway public opinion and to what ends