Don’t you just love how people in studies like this like to pull information or stop studies when it suits their agenda. You countered this really well Tom with deep and wide facts that we have up to date. Thank you for the video👍
post-Soviet anti-Semites of Orbanus have the same runic writing, which they say is proto-Hungarian. Mainly taxi drivers, but Kövér the spiritual leader of Orbánism and Orban himself promote this pseudo-scientific misconception
Big food and big pharma also make health studies support their products! You can make research say anything if you want to and the public will lap it up
The Norman were Vikings. The Vikings came from Scotland. The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’. Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton. Note: The Amarna dynasty of Akhenaton was white-ginger. You can see the mummies of Yuya and Tuyu in the Egyptian museum. This is true ginger, not a henna dye. R
@@RalphEllis So, were they the Hyksos then - in your opinion? At least, they were foreigners in Egypt, weren't they? So, still the question remains where were they were originally from? And - were they (Hyksos) of Semitic origin like many scientists claim? And - are the terms "Semitic" and "Indo-Aryan" actually interchangeable / the same? Are they (haplogroups R and J/IJ) two split groups of one and the same (Semitic) origin? I know a different version of the Scota-story: It says, Scota and Tea Tephi were the two remaining kids of the last king of Judah (Mattanyah or Babylonian: Zedekiah), who fled from the Babylonians to Egypt (along with the prophet Jeremiah) - and from there, they went to Scotland.... could there be some truth about this story and was the royalty of Judah maybe somehow related to the Akhenaton dynasty?
Pythagoras means Heart of the Serpent, he was born in Sidon, a fishing Port in Phoenicia. His mother recieved a message from the Oracle of Delphi that he would become a great Leader and Teacher. Sidon means Kingdom of the Fish, and the Essenes, who wrote the Dead Sea scrolls, worshipped Pythagoras. The Sarcophagus of Eschmun III found in Sidon names him as the Widow's Scion, aka Hiram Abiff, the Founder of Freemasonry, of which Tyre was the premier Capital (at least equal to Thebes). In 911BC Rameses II married the Queen of Sidon, home of Jezebel (Daughter or consort of Baal, basically "Queen") founding Neo Assyrian Babylon, an alliance between Egypt and Hiram, father of Jezebel and King of Assyria, and Egypt, forming the Phoenician colonies and building the first Temple of Melqart to commemorate the alliance. The Si in Sidon is the basis of the Latin Exe, or X, and is the basis of the Cross, or Chi Rho that Constantine painted on his shields. Also known as the Cross of Tyre, or Cross of Baal, being Ra-El, or Ba'El. Oddly enough irrational numbers can also be mapped using Euler's number, producing a Templar Cross in the process. This cross can also be seen around the neck of Nimrod in Assyria, and is consistent with the Union Jack, and Solstice Calendar found in the Vatican Shiva Lingam. Shiva is the Hebrew word for 7, their culture also found its way to Japan (via the Phillipines) ultimately becoming Shintoism. It was the Phoenicians who gave their name to the Pole Star, which they used to Navigate the Oceans using the Zodiac, thats what the Antikythera mechanism was for, and with it they wrote the Byblos Baal, what we now call the Bible. The first form of the Bible was written in 325BC and called the Vaticanus Greacus, or Son of the Sacred Serpent, a reference to Sirius, the basis of the Sothic Calendar, which uses a Hexidecimal or base 60 system found in all the Megalithic sites around the world. In the second century AD astronomer Valentinus Vettori transcribed it into a Lunar chart of 13 houses, what we now call the Zodiac. Horoscope means Star Watcher, and the Phoenician word for Saturn, or El, was Israel or El, (Fruit) of Isis and Ra. El is the primary God of the Phoenicians, representing the offspring of Egypt, and his consort Astarte represents the Assyrian half of the alliance. It may be possible to trace lineages and alliances through the naming of gods, which can be traced all the way to Ireland and the Vikings, and to Indonesia and the Americas, even as far away as New Zealand and Australia. It denotes Sirius as Son of Orion and Pleaides, which sits at 33 degrees of the Zodiac. The basis of the Sothic (dir Seth) Calendar of the Egyptians. The New Moon in this position marks Rosh Hashanah, the Egyptian, Celtic, Phoenician, and Assyrian New Year, the first New Moon of September, which is called September because it's the 7th House of the Zodiac, when the Sun is in Ophiuchus. The Phoenix, Benben, or Bennu is the Egyptian word for Heron, a Feathered 'Serpent'. It baptised itself in frankincense and myrrh at BaalBek, and then alights atop the Pyramid, upon the Holy Grail, or Alter of Ra every 630 years to take three days off the calendar during the course of the first New Moon of Nisan, which means "Prince". The Capstone of Pyramids is even called the Benben or Bennu. The Phoenix is found in all religions, which are all Astrological Allegory for the Moon travelling through the Constellations, as a soul migrating from body to body, this is the basis of Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, or the Hero's Journey. The various planets no doubt play their own roles as portents, omens, and aspects, this astrology is the science of the Bronze age, and lasted all the way up to the 20th Century. Resurrection was an early teaching of the Christian Church, and likely relates to the lineage of Kings (The King is Dead, long live the King.) Phoenicians represent the interim step between Egypt and Greece, their artisans and culture exceeding that of the Greeks, who literally adopted the Phoenician Alphabet, which we still use to this day, sounding out words phonetically. Phoenician is aliiterated in Venetian, and Vikings, being Kings of the Sea. The Bennu is the Egyptian Phoenix, to Phoenicians the Hoyle, no different to the traditions of the Etruscans, who saw birds as sacred, just as the Celts. Hebrew and Iber as in Iberia have the same root meaning over, as in overseas, as in those who travel "over the sea." A colony called Iberia also appears on the Eastern shores of the Black Sea, where the same Dolmens and Megalithic culture originating in Ireland and Brittany appeared circa 4500BC. _Phoenician_ means Scions of the Phoenix, the first Bible: Vaticanus Greacus Son of the Sacred Serpent (Prince). Then there's the Essenes, Sons of Light, the Tuatha De Danaan, Sons of Light, Annunaki, Sons of Light, Arthur Pendragon means Arthur Son of the dragon, Chertoff is Russian for "Son of the Devil" and Dracula also means Son of the Dragon, Masons have been known at times to call themselves the "Brotherhood of the Great White Serpent". The Ziggurat of Anu also denotes her as a great white Serpent, while New Grange and the Bru na Boinne in Ireland (4000BC) coated buildings with white quartz to denote the Moon. The Moon itself travels outside the Solar Elliptic by 5 degrees, which means it passes through specific constellations in a serpentine fashion that is always changing, but repeats every 19 years, the time it took to train a Druid or Magi, Magi meaning "Teacher" the Phoenix is also associated with this sacred number 19. The name "Pharoah" means "Great House" or "House of Light" and Cairo used to be called Babel. Pharaoh's themselves wore a hooded crown representing feathers, just as Native American Chiefs, ie the Feathered Serpent, they were also called the Commander in Chief. Aztecs also had Serpent Kings, (Canaan means Serpent Kings, and Sidon was a Son of Canaan, and Great Grandson of Noah) who were called to lead with cunning and guile, being the very virtue by which they claim the title in the first place; but to be seen in public as just and diplomatic. "As wise as Serpents, but gentle as Doves" the old Egyptian flag of an Eagle attacking a Snake is also reflected in the Modern Mexican flag, denoting the Constellations of Serpentis (13th sign of the Zodiac) and Aquila. The dimensions and 12 mathematical constants of the Great Pyramid are also expressed in New Grange, and Stonehenge, as well as in Watson Brake, (2500BC) and Teotihuacan, which correlates to the Phoenician/ Sumerian Hexidecimal system, which is what our modern systems of time are based on. Officially no one knows who invented astrology, the zodiac, navigation by the stars, and time keeping. But whoever built the pyramids, and pioneered the 24hr clock in Egypt 5000 years ago also knew the exact dimensions of the Earth, as well as the speed of light. These calculations can all be made using these Megalithic sites as surveyors use a theodolite. Specifically Teotihuacan, which sits 180 degrees opposite Cairo, and has the exact same footprint. The ideal positions to determine the speed of light using the transit of Venus, by which one can accurately determine Longitude for navigation. Capt cook did the same thing in 1774 when he 'discovered' Easter Island. The only culture that fits the bill was wiped out "not one stone upon the other" by the Romans in 146BC. Tyre, the capital of Phoenicia (israel) sat just offshore from Ur Shalom, City of the New Moon, or City of Peace. The root of the name Jerusalem, and was also seized by Rome in 70AD after a 13 year seige. The gap between is 216 years. Greek Dionysians built the Temple of Solomon (now called the Temple of Melqart) representing the Solar Lunar Metonic Calendar on which this system is based, they also carried mirrors, a practice associated with both the Magi and the Druids as well as Greek and Egyptian scholars, these Mirrors are Astrological charts called "Cycladian Frying Pans" and record the cycles of the planets. The first Temple of Melqart (the Phoenician form of Horus, or Hercules, or Pan, or Thor) representing the 13th Constellation of Ophiuchus or the Serpent Bearer (hence Orphic Serpent worship) had pillars of Emerald and Gold, representing Isis and Osiris. The Jerusalem Temple only took payment in "Shekels of Tyre" a currency minted during the Jewish rebellion against Rome. "Give that which is Ceasar's unto Ceasar" When Alexander sacked Tyre in 332BC they moved to Carthage meaning "New City" or New Jerusalem, where they built a second temple with Pillars of Bronze. Nebuchadnezzar also seiged Tyre for 13 years, taking the City captive in 573BC: the same time as the biblical account of the Jews. And again in 70AD after a three and a half year seige, also consistent with biblical accounts. Esus was a character created by Joseph of Arimathea, who was a Celt, the King of Tyre, the Bible is the Phoenician Almanac, Esus the God of Death, Polaris, the Pole Star. It's written backwards, in a mirror, just as Egyptians made their astrological records, the Zodiac.
Jesus was a creation of Joseph of Arimathea, a curse upon Rome. He's the Author, or Arthur, who pulls the Cross from the Stone; the guy with a feather, or Scribe's pen, hence the Pen is mightier than the Sword. E Io te Ari Matea is also a figure in Maori mythology in New Zealand, which aligns to the Zodiac, and the Southern Cross, and is forty degrees south of the equator. They also have He Uenuku Atua, or Rainbow spirit, a reference to the Unicorn, and Jesus, and worship Papatunuku, the Great Earth Mother, also worshipped by the Phrygians of Anatolia as El Pipitunaka, or Titikaka, which is also found in Teotihuacan, along with Amarru Marru, and in New Zealand Oamaru And best yet, in the western part of the North Island sits Taranaki, which means Northern Star The Bible is an almanac encoding a world map, including New Zealand, Hyperborea, or Elysium, the Underworld of Hades, and the secret home of the Phoenicians. Maori having a character called Maui, or the Navigator, alligning to Ophiuchus, the 13th Starsign which lasts 18 days (3x6) and the Manger or Cave in which Jesus was born and died in. Maui plants two eels, just as Osiris planted two serpents, which sprouted into pillars, like Sampson, or Moses, picking up the Serpent Staff of Pharoahs. Ophiuchus being the Serpent Bearer, just as Jesus represents Hephaestus, or the Brazen/ Rainbow Serpent of the Dream time. Maui also slows the sun, just as Joshua in the Bible, in a battle campaign that aligns with that of Tutmoses III, and his battle with Jericho, aka Megiddo, in which he used a Goat Track, which relates to Capricorn, and we also find in the tale of Sparta. Cap as in Capstone, or Headstone, or Altar of Ra, the Holy Grail atop the Mountain of Moses, or Great Pyramid, the Holy Mountain of Hermon. Now if you impose a Star of David and align the central axis to the North and South poles, and flip it upside down, you have exactly what the Bible describes as the transition of the Age of Pisces into Aquarius, and the zenith of Orion, the Root of the Zodiac or Tree of Knowledge And Maori again have a Forest God called Tane, who separated the Sky God from the Earth Goddess, his position is no different to that of Atlas, propping up the world by his shoulders. Jews were Celts, and Celts settled New Zealand and mapped it out at least 5000 years ago, at the period of Ireland's Megalithic period. New Zealand being a land of only birds, which Celts saw as sacred, and great trees like the Kauri, not unlike Menkauri pyramid. Great for ship masts, and plenty of flax to make sails for Aladdin's flying carpet (Sailing ship). Aladdin being King Solomon, his mines being the astrological knowledge that put them centuries ahead of Rome Sadly in 200AD lake Taupo (Night of Tau, Taurus) erupted and buried the entire island, very few survived, but some did, and their ancestors are still around to this day. They have the same language and stories as Palestinians, who speak Aramaic, like Jesus, and E Io te Ari Matea Which means the clear first month of the Calendar, and relates to Tammuz Hence the call in the Wilderness, Pan, E Io Matea calling out to his people Come out, come out of here my people, and so shall she deliver of of ye yea, up up up unto me, and in so that I might bring of ye yea some comfort.
@@jettyharrison4377 the T Bar cross or Cross of the Brazen Serpent comes from Lemnos of the Oddessy, and Hephaestus, aka Vulcan, aka Khasekhemwy founder of the Second Dynasty aka Og, ala Ogham ala King Og of the Celtic tradition, who was of the Celtoi Caibeiru, aka Kaetians aka Hittites, whom gave Beirut it's name, it represents the alignment of the Milky Way; the Nile in the Sky aka the Rainbow Serpent, they are complimentary aspects of the same tradition, whereas the X denotes the Lunar Maximum and Minimums as we know them, the Cross Quarter days of Valentine's aka Lupercalia, Cinque de Mayo, St Paddy's, Guy Fawkes etc Lemnos Island is also home to the Labyrinth and where Dionysus meets his wife Adriana, who is the daughter of the Architect of the Labyrinth, which is a metaphor of the Underworld and the path of reincarnation, from which I Eo emerges with Persephone, or Kore, Japan (Yo Paean) and Korea appear to mimic these titles, and in the oldest Shinto Shrine was a Mirror, and on the back of the mirror is written "I Am Me" The Anchor you mention is found in Spica, between Virgo and Bootes, the Shepard, and the head is across Taurus and Aries. It's also found in Moari Lore relating to a Great Ship that is depicted in the same way on Cycladic Pans from 3000BC. It's Astrological Allegory using Accusations in a Mirror, ergo a specific Star Chart, or Birth Chart.
I am 98 percent northwest European. My family is of the Noble line of De Lalonde. We were part of the first 10,000 settlers of Quebec and they were all from Normandy.
Does Georges Bizet, Joseph ducreux, Edith piaf, rene Descartes, Camille saint saens, Charles Garnier, Voltaire, Paul landowski august rodin, edgard varese, Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne Henri Matisse, represent you ??
The Norman were Vikings. The Vikings came from Scotland. The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’. Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton. R
I always laughed at this Monty Python skit, because the insult is actually pretty serious. In modern parlance: "Your mother was a slut, and your father was a drunk!"
That French accent was so good I was almost certain Jacques Declosmenil was in the room with you. Also the look of glee on your face as you repeat quotes which are intended by their author to be grand revelations (i.e. Mesopotamian origins) is absolutely priceless.
The Norman were Vikings. The Vikings came from Scotland. The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’. Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton. Note: The Amarna dynasty of Akhenaton was white-ginger. You can see the mummies of Yuya and Tuyu in the Egyptian museum. This is true ginger, not a henna dye. R
I personally directly descend from a Frankish-Breton noble (the son of a Frankish man and Breton upper class woman) who participated in the Normon conquest of England. I was found with the Ydna Haplogroup R1b-U106 which is common among all Germanic peoples. I think it’s safe to say that this “article” was used as anti-European propaganda to spread confusion among other Europeans. This was a subversive attack on Europeans who appreciate history and geneology and I have a feeling that papers like this are going to rapidly come out very soon.
@@SandileNgwenya-gv7nx from what I’ve read the Franks during the Migration era we’re overwhelmingly R1b-U106 with a small minority with I2. So I think it’s safe to say that there’s a good chance my Ydna sample came from the Franks.
@@Pretani_Chieftain Did you mean a small percentage of I1 (Scandinavian) ? or I2 (Balkan) ? I don't think R1b and I2 mixed much anywhere - but R1a and I2 mixed in the Balkans but wouldn't there be a bunch of I1 and R1b mixed up in North France ?
You are getting better and better. Your narration is quick, effective and well enunciated. Presentation and production are great too. Too bad we missed each other in September. Hopefully, we'll meet up soon.
My YDNA Haplogroup of N-M2783 and the surname of "Preuss" (Prussian - As in the Balic Prussian Tribe) on my great grandfather's baptismal certificate mesh pretty well together. My father's mother was very Norman, ancestry wise. Her father was born on the Isle of Jersey, and her Irish mother had a lot of Norman surnames in her family.
I'm German and my paterinal haplogroup is J2, my specific haplogroup however is only present in other Germans, so it's probably just from Neolithic farmers. Also I'm 0.0% Jewish ;)
"my specific haplogroup however is only present in other Germans" how did you prove that? Do you have access to a DNA vault containing the DNA of all known "subversive infiltrators"? If not, how could you tell they did not have your specific kind of J2 mutation? After all, nearly all of the "subversives" are Ashkenazi and thus have been deeply rooted amongst it's host.
Amusing and sad to see that the ridiculousness of the "British Israelite" craze of the powerful families of the late 19th century still continues. Another place you can see this in action is the lists of charitable trust funds, so many prioritise Jewish causes over indigenous ones despite being entirely Anglo in nature. Presumably a result of the nobility seeing which way the wind was blowing a few centuries ago and attempting to get in on the game, to their own discredit.
See book "When Scotland was Jewish," in which 12 families of central Tennessee belonging to the "Melungeon" hillbilly minority group discover that they are Y chromosome descendants of Sephardic Jews who came from Scotland. Completely unexpected. You decide whether Alexander Montgomery, shown in the video, looks like a Jew or a Scot.
Tom : Did the Normans descend from ancient Semitic kings of the line of David? Me: Eh, probably not, but let me get some coffee and cake to settle down for story hour......
My paternal line is J2 that migrated from Sweden to Germany sometime between 800AD and 1500AD based on some Viking samples that I match. I'm a gentile.
@@ConradAinger Eh, not really, I'm afraid. DNA test put me at about 15% Scandinavian, but there's no Scandinavian ancestry in the last couple of centuries anywhere in my genealogical records. I'm an American that's mostly ethnically British (English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh) with a German surname. My paternal ancestors were Nordic Vikings literally 1000 years ago, but that's about it.
@lostzephyr2191 In broad terms then, how would you describe your ethnic identity? From what you say that sounds mixed - a bit Celtic maybe. But more Nordic than anything else, surely. ( Anglo-German myself.) I don't say this argumentitively. Not my business to tell you what you are. More in an academic sense.
@@ConradAinger In terms of ethnicity I just think of myself as British or Celtic-Germanic. I'm 2/3rds British and the rest is German/Scandinavian, I say British because I have branches of the family from all four British Isles nations.
@@ConradAinger I find Nordic and Germanic culture really cool. Especially the old pagan ways. I myself am Lebanese. We're a Mediterranean group (not genetically Arab). We have European ancestry too, because of our history and geographical location. Our genepool was shaped since Phoenician times, but was further mixed during the Byzantine. In my case, I have 13% northern European. Not that it's necessary to have a certain dna to connect with a culture or with heathen paganism. But it is cool to have a genetic connection as well imo.
J2a is Graeco-Roman. It could also be Minoan since I’m pretty sure they traded up there. There was a J2a discovered in the Netherlands a few years back. There were two horse sacrifices, and he lived on an old Roman estate with water-heated floors.
@@Baryshx We Minoans are alive and well. The DNA makes it clear we’re the Sicilians, the Southern Italians, the Cretans (obviously), and the islanders up the west coast of Turkey. We also lived in Miletus. Which means we were the first philosophers and historians. :-)
Fortress of Lugh relates the theory that Normans mixed with Bretons, explaining WHY the English now view Arthyr as THEIR hero. The Normans mixed with the Breton aristocracy, blending their genes AND their culture with their own. I like to think that the Normans somewhat brought Welsh and English together; we became more BRITISH than ever, with the Normans bringing that back in. And we always have been, ever since. GREAT Britain. Rule Britannia - Victory 🇬🇧
Geoffrey of Monmouth possibly based Arthur on a 6 century poem describing a battle near Catterick in North Yorkshire. A young Brythonic hero called Gwawrddur is described as fighting valiantly against the Saxons.Reference the 13th century book of Aneirin.
Love your content STJ! Keep pumping the hidden truths that have been suppressed against our folk. We are allowed to love our own just as everyone else is. No guilt or shame has ever been in me, only love and pride for my heritage. Just bc we love our brothers and sisters doesn’t mean we dislike anyone, but that’s how it’s twisted by “academia” and the media.
so were your people descendants of jews? what a crazy world we live in...whites have become so paranoid of jewish dominance that they wish they'd descend from those same chosen people they despise to have equal footing. The Jews were chosen, you were not. Cry about it all you want.
Since it came from the Caucasus, they split and mixed with different populations. One group moved to West Asia and other migrated to Central Asia and later to Russia where they mixed with EHG to later form the Yamnaya culture. So the J2 carriers of Europe and J2 carriers In West Asia have completely different layers for forefathers and very distant from each other from a genetically and phonetically.
@@matrixxx3662 100% Northern European and I'm J2a. Can trace my paternal line to a village near York, back to the 1400s. It's J2-L26 too. Associated with Caucasians. Exactly like you said.
@matrixxx3662 No CHG was a west Asian group that mixed with EHG and then entered Europe You're not completely different from west Asians your FST mark is less than 1%
@@bocchithean-cap3404 Once you mix a lot, that haplogroup is going to be like an empty shell. It will be just like a book cover. For instance you had proto Indo-Iranians who mixed with the locals of South Asia. After many generations there was nothing left of the original phenotype and genotype. Thats why you have a lot of R1a carreirs In India for example but none of them look or share the same genotpye as those who conquered the place. This alos happened with the Gok Turks when they conquered Anatolia. No Turkic dna found In modern Turkish people. Because their conqueres mixed with countless foreign women that those East Asian features and the later generation completely faded away. You have R1a carreirs from Iran who are like 73% Neolithic farmer and only 14% steppe when you look at their autosmall dna.
inb4 "muh jacob and esau" comments Jacob and Esau were twins, which means they had the same DNA, which means...uh oh 😰 Thanks Tom for clarifying we're not da troo Israelites
@@samuraijosh1595Israelites weren’t real. The Sumerians were though. There are monuments and statues and paintings on how they looked like. For instance they had long noses like majority In West Asia with dark hair and probably eyes. I bet the Anatolian, Levantine and Zagrosian farmers had these traits as well. Majority of West Asian population are homogenous. Which is to be expected with all the Inbreeding and marrying cousins and all. There is minimal European and African dna from these populations.
Another great video, Thomas. I would encourage everyone to download and store important research on politically incorrect topics on their computers. I am worried that more of it will be attempted wiped from the internet in the future. Sadly, the odds of that happening become greater the more we share this information, but I don't have a good alternative. This is an incredibly frustrating situation. My nightmare would be that the DNA itself will be destroyed to preserve some far left ideology. Our past might be lost for all future then, if we can't find more skeletons.
It is not only true for DNA studies. On ancestry research websites, family trees are being erased completely or replaced with unsupported nonsense. My own family tree had five generations erased three different times. Other people have reported the same problems. It is not clear who is doing this, but apparently once someone subscribes to a genealogy website, they are then free to roam wherever they want and erase or change other peoples' family trees. I suspect it is wokesters (ie marxists), trying to erase European American family histories. These days marxists seem to be very determined to destroy European culture and heritage. We must be posing a hindrance to their political agenda for them to be so determined to eradicate our identity.
My own dna tests came back with Persian DNA included. My ancestors were absolutely of Norman ancestry. (Read the Irish Hendrix Coat of Arms) I found out the the Persian ancestor was only introduced around 1800 after my ancestors got to America.
If you are R1A or R1B that makes sense. Both are the predominant haplotypes in Persia and Europe. The haplotypes originated out of the Black Sea area, Ararat/Caucaus Mts. Part of the group migrated north and the other into Persia. When looking at these DNA migration patterns keep in mind timelines. Where do we believe first civilization started? Persia, then spread west. Not as they would have you believe out of Africa and spread east that doesn’t fit archaeological records. Another important feature to note. R1A and R1B are the only 2 haplotypes capable of producing blue eyes and both mother and father must share this in their ancestory. Any king, queen, Pharoes, emperor, war lord, chieftain etc that is depicted with blue eyes had to have had both mother and father possessing R1A or R1B
Not true, there are blacks in Africa and Asians in Asia with blue eyes They may be an exception but once an exception is established,,,well... The "both parent must" goes down
@@TheManOnlyLegend um….. just bc there is exceptions doesn’t take away from nature/genetics requiring an x and Y chromosome possessing the trait requirement….. a male that has it in his dna will never be able to produce the trait with a female that doesn’t have it and never has in her bloodline
Thank you for this. I am getting tired of people trying to rewrite history. My family lineage Haplotype is also I1. As I am a female I rely on my father's and brother's DNA for that knowledge. My last name also traces back to the Normans. Thank you for keeping people honest.
Funnily enough, my maternal Finnish-Swedish grandpa's lineage is also J2a, I know that his lineage goes back to at least to the middle ages here in Finland and the particular sub-haplogroup is shared by the Montgomery clan. J2a could've basically come from anywhere since it was pretty common among the Romans and the Greeks.
Nice video! One note: Semitic means descended from Shem. "Semitic" as a language-family basically means the languages that developed amongst the descendants of Shem. Who actually knows how far back Noah and his children go.
a lot of people have at least one semitic ancestor, even if they don' t like that fact. Because the earliest Israelite diaspora came to europe via southestern europe's rivers and travel routes. Danes= Dan. they call thier country DANmark, and left thier name in cities and river names all along the route. It's why thier country is so small, they were not a large tribe and came later than the neolithics, celts, and germanics. ( about 2500 years ago they came). They were semites and Hebrews, but NOT Jews ( of Judah); the smaller group the Jutes, their neighbors, however were . They obviously mixed with the locals, and lost most of thier memory of thier origin. They would have different haplogroups than to day's Jews, as it's not the same tribe and there have also been additions of other people into t he gene pools.
@@bearcingetorix6326 not at all my friend J2 can never be said to be semetic in origin and why would we want to claim another people’s history when ours is good enough for us. Please explain why descending from Hebrews would benefit any European outside of a judeo/christian or crusader context?
The J haplogroup simply indicates ancestry from ancient neolithic farmers - that's all. It does not necessarily indicate Jewish or Arab ancestry. Many people with J1 or J2 haplogroup do not look remotely middle eastern.
" middle eastern" lol, i think you are sterotyping them. there have always been mideasterners including shemites, who may look very european and in all colors of hair and eyes, and light to medium color of skin. It's original to them, not gotten from europeans. but we got some of thier blood, not from Judah necessarily but other semites, in very ancient times.
I am Michael Enguehard dit Engards Lapalice , and have been Canadian for over 300 years , my family came here from Normandy , and many remain there and in France ,Germany ,Russia ,Italy , all over the world we have spread , I would love to find out even more .
You can find plenty of Norman descendants in Quebec. They have very extensive genealogy records dating back to the 1600s and many of their surnames are of Norman decent. It is such a small genepool.
You are right. On my father’s side, we have the hole genealogy way back to Rouen, Normandie in the 1700s. It is impressive. Thanks to the Catholic Church who kept all the records of the french Canadians population.
@s.thomas3289 Yes, correct. I can trace my mother's side back to Zachary Cloutier. We have Hebert, Cote, Samson and others in my lineage. My sister did a DNA test that shows roots in France and the St Lawrence basin. It also shows traces of Irish, Wales, Sweden to name a few. The Quebecois also didn't really mix with any other ethnicities, so it's almost like a time capsule of pure Norman DNA that millions of french Canadians and even Anglo Canadians share
And Central Africans with R1b are descended from various European Royals, or that Finns, Udmurts, Sami and Baltic people are descended from an ancient Chinese dynasty carrying N3, or that Slavs descended from Aryans from India with R1a (large emphasis on FROM India), or that Serbs are actually the true Aryans with I2 (don't tell them it's meant to be I1) who gave culture to Europeans in the North, or that Caucasian Hunter-Gatherers descend from the line of David with J2 (it's in the bible), or that the random Norwegian who god-forbid has carried Q since the ANE is actually descended from Khan and the Mongol expansion (they totally fucked up Scandinavia), or that Greeks are actually Africans with E from Royal Black lines (they really were kings), or that Mongols carrying R descend from the Bell-Beaker expansion into Mongolia. Funny how irrelevant haplogroups become when you ONLY look at them with this type of thinking, forgetting their expansions are complicated, make little sense in some cases or are outright mysteries (not even including subclades). Just because one group carries a type of haplogroup, doesn't mean they descend from you or you descend from them. It's a gross way to attempt to overwrite a persons thought on self with this kind of dogma.
As far as I know, there's only one clade of J2 that is "Semitic" and it's only Semitic in language. J1 and J2 are primarily Caucasian (both Indo-European and not, like Georgians). At some point, a clade of J2 started overtaking the Semitic E1b1 in the middle east, probably because of the Turks, who came into the middle east already heavily mixed with other steppe peoples, and perhaps even much earlier (gutians and kura-araxes)
j1 and j2 are chg and iran hunter gatherers haplagroups they spread in the western middle east in the calcholitic they displaced E1b1b G and t that was higher in the middle east the spread of j1 and j2 came from iran neolithic pre steppe input and pre turkic
I remember reading in the 1980s the book The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail. Among other things, the book claimed the Merovingian kings carried the bloodline of Jesus. It was a fun read and was rebooted in the form of The Da Vinci Code.
Mr. Rowsell, I remember reading up on your Grandfather, the Lieutenant. Are you named after him? You must be proud to be descended from such a historically rich and aristocratic family. Happy Yule!
@@theCosmicQueenobviously he has some early societ origins, probably some chieftain, but that's basically making all gods like zues and hades subject to this sper
Good video. I will note that most studies seem to place Ashkenazi Jews at anywhere from 40-60% European (mostly Southern), so it’s anyone’s guess how much of their supposedly Semitic markers are even truly from there, or rather from Ancient European Farmer DNA that is quite prevalent in Southern Europeans.
I’m predominantly of Scottish and Scandinavian decent and have the J and J2A halpogroup. Its sad to see the amount of the pseudo scholarship going on with respect to this topic. I recently saw a similar paper which claimed to link some of these halpogroups to the 12 tribes of Israel. The actual evidence was basically none existent..they mainly used out of context passages of scripture to deduce a group of people were descended from their favourite biblical characters despite linguistics, archeology, anthropology and DNA evidence showing the contrary!
See the book, "When Scotland was Jewish." Based on Y chromosome studies of 12 central Tennessee "Melungeon" families. Indicates a huge influx of Jews into remote Scotland to escape persecution in Catholic southern Europe during the late middle ages.
Great video-very informative! I agree that the J2 Haplogroup found in Northwestern Europe derived from ancient Greek and Roman conquests and isn't exclusive to the Middle East. Eastern European countries had the gene for thousands of years, too.
"Ulvungar is another name for Ylinglingaette. This project is designed to link all surnames associated with one another that have a common male ancestor to various Dynasties such as Ylingling, Munso, Merovingian, Capetian, Robertian, Wolfing ect. Our earliest DNA is from Ergolding ( 670 AD ), and links us to the Merovingian Dynasty without question through the work of Dr.Vanek and Koch."
I anticipated that the woke team might release a certain paper before you, perhaps titled 'Monty is an Arab.' Undoubtedly, they might utilize this finding in an article without acknowledging the sources like Yfull and ftDNA. However, these genetic databases assert that the J2 haplogroup has existed in Europe since the early Bronze Age, if not earlier, even extending back to the neolithic period. It's important to note that one's identity isn't solely defined by their haplogroup. Culture, heritage across various ancestral lines, and a set of personal values shape who we are. If haplogroups were the sole determinants of identity, then the R1b (R-V88) people in central Africa would speak admiringly of their pale European ancestors from Lepensky Vir.
Through my life there has been a kind of African who is oddly familiar. I never could figure out why and there are at least two myths on the topic. This may be the basis of one. Thanks for the detail
Before Rome, the Greeks contributed to the spread of J2a, and prior to them were the Mycenaeans. There are numerous branches of J2a. The specific branch to which some of the Montgomerys belong is known as J2a-Z6055>Y14439. Interestingly, the sub-branch J-Z36834, which runs parallel to J-Y14439, appears in ancient sites in Greece among the Minoans. If you examine J-Z35788 on ftDNA, or J-Y16842 on Yfull, you'll notice that this particular branch diverged from others over 4000 years ago, during the Bronze Age. Therefore, theoretically, I could trace the path of the Montgomerys as follows: Mycenaean civilization - Ancient Greece - Rome - Gaul - Francia. Within the territory of Francia, in an unclear manner to us, one of them became part of the Norman elite. This might have occurred through dynastic marriages or through the demonstration of their own capabilities. In short, they have no connections over the last 4000 years with figures like Hammurabi, Ashurbanipal, and similar.
Well no.... Haplogroups simply aren't genomes... Two completely unrelated people can share a haplogroup even though their genomes are very distant. Your R1b is a good example of that. No, you don't magically become European via cultural heritage lol. That's antiwhite leftist territory you're entering there.
I am a significant amount of Irish background (50%) and ofcourse the rest is English and Scottish (lowlands mostly)… also American by citizenship. My last name is Norman but found mostly in Ireland or Irish Anglo-Norman (my great grandfathers parents were from Watersford). My haplogroup however is not Norman (Norse) or Celtic, but actually Anglo Saxon (I-Z63). Infact a large percentage of people who are Irish with my surname have the same exact haplogroup. This isn’t really a surprise when I looked up the local history of south east Ireland (the local language was Yola not Gaelic, which is a dialect of Middle English). In the Middle Ages a lot of English were brought over as mercenaries or artisans and workers. I traced my haplogroups journey from Northern Germany (where it is also common) all the way to England (some I-Z63 went east with the Goths and then south). To Wales and then to Ireland. It’s rare but not impossible to find the more Norse Norman haplogroups. The original de Poer was a Norman however 99% of his followers to Ireland were mostly Welsh, English and Flemish. I-Z63 is not a Nordic subclade but entirely continental Europe having branched off early from the Nordic I haplogroup.
If you have the phylogeny for certain then your Y-DNA may well be Anglo-Saxon. But I1-Z63 is not at all exclusive to them and is also found among burials of Normans, Vikings, Goths, Franks, Lombards and many other historical groups. The only reason it's not considered "Scandinavian" is because it seems to have poured out of the Scandinavian peninsula entirely. It almost certainly came from Iron Age Jutland. The lads just wanted to GTFO I guess. Iirc it's one of, if not the most common branch of I1 outside of Scandinavia and dispersed throughout Europe.
@@dirksharp9876well in theory I-Z63 is pre Migration era (Bronze Age period) however I-Z63 branched off from the Nordic I’s and ended up in northern Germany. Its downstreams went east and west during migration era. I-Z63 though has been found basically everywhere the Goths, Franks and Anglo Saxons travelled. There are people in Italy, Spain, Portugal, England, Germany, Scottish lowlands who have it. It’s absent in Scandinavia though which is why I don’t believe it is Norman. Also the part of Ireland my great grandparents come from was within the Pale which is historically the Norman/Old English part of Ireland. Yola the language spoken there is entirely related to Middle English (Yola was spoken up until the 18th century I believe). I can only assume the English migration to this part of Ireland was significant enough that it changed the local language from Gaelic culture to a creole English language (with some Gaelic influence).
@@dirksharp9876 You are right it’s basically a migration era however the downstreams that went east and west sort of determine your ancestors route. Originally I thought I was descended from the Normans until I took FTDNA full Y analysis. But the Normans also get Breton/Celtic associated haplogroups because some came from Brittany France.
It is shameful how agendas interfere with facts and studies about ancient times, cultures, science, archeology and irrefutable DNA. This is very interesting as I had wondered about the Normans and if they were Celtic tribe(s) of some sort. Thank you.
The Three Lions on England's football jersey are all named after French stuff. Rollo, Maine and Aquitaine. Rollo the first ruler of Normandy is the great-great-great-grandfather of William the Conqueror( the progenitor of House of Normandy in England). Charlemagne (King of the Franks) is the 9th Great-grandfather to William the Conqueror. William had good breeding in him. But he had a lot to live up to.
Henry I, William I's son, married Good Queen Maud. Maud's father was Malcolm III (Canmore) who was descended from Kenneth MacAlpin, first King of Scotland. Maud's mother was Margaret of Wessex and she was descended from Alfred the Great. Henry I and Maud's daughter, Empress Matilda, was the mother of Henry II. So we've got William the Conqueror, Malcolm Canmore, Kenneth MacAlpin, Rollo, Alfred the Great and Charlemagne as the ancestors of Henry II; not a bad lineage, if you could get it.
As a Christian, this is interesting towards contributing to debunking the Anglo-semite apologetic. I know it's another issue but it is prolific and related. It is an old tired meme and I would be happy to put it to rest. Christians should embrace ethical universals, not ethnic apologetics, as the core of our religion. love your work, Tom, keep it up! Dream big, one day I hope you can have your own film studio and produce not just documentaries but feature-length films. hail victory
@@aag3752People who say that Anglo-Saxons were the "true Israelites" and that they are named after Isaac's Sons, Danes named after Daniel etc. Pure horseshit stuff.
Even by Middle Eastern standards, J2 is infamously not prominent in Semites compared to its J1 sibling. It's pretty much unmistakably a Caucasian haplogroup.
I love Simon Webb's History Debunked channel (currently suspended for a week due to discussing Covid) but Survive the Jive truly does debunk the false history being told nowadays.
I’m Portuguese American and was surprised when my Haplogroup wasn’t R1b since that’s the most prevalent in Portugal, but showed I was a subclade of J2 called J-M319 which looks to be from Greeks living on the island of Crete. As well as Greek, I have some Sardinian mixed in there which was surprising. I know Lisbon was sort of founded by ancient Greeks but my family’s from the North of Portugal in Viana do Castelo and Braga which was predominantly Celtic and Suebi-Visigothic back then. I don’t consider myself particularly ethnic looking in appearance and most people would consider me white. I haven’t found a lot of documentation to read about JM319 so I feel a little left in the dark. Insightful video as always; I glean so much knowledge from your presentations, although I’m Christian of Anglican/ Episcopal tradition and not a pagan, I still find your exegeses really compelling and have learned a great deal about Pre-Romanized ancient Europe.
I'm in the same subclade, M319. I think my ancestor was a Norman. Pereira and Perry both overlap. Do you think there is a connection between the names through the Normans?
I'm Celtic. That's weird! North of Portugal is suppose to be Celtic especially Tras Os Montes. There's definitely more to this. I know about Jogo de pau by the way!
I'm north portuguese, cheers! Still have to do Y chromosome sequencing, but my autosomal DNA is 33% related to Celtic samples and 28% to iberian, as well as 10% Italic and 8% north African. Phenotypically I look central European, I live in Germany and people often think I'm German or French
I was surprised that so little research has been done, or made public, showing the Y-DNA haplogroups of Norman families. Did a "Big Y-700" test through Family Tree DNA and got a result for a R1b grouping that originates in Bronze Age Scandinavia, one (distantly) related to that of the Scottish Clan Dunbar. Despite that, it's hard to say just when that Scandinavian R1b came to Britain and whether it was with the Anglo-Saxons, the Norse, or the Normans. It would be helpful if more academic testing was done on Y-DNA at that 700 STR level. I'm assuming it's an issue of expense.
Fascinating. I have been trying to trace my paternal line back to 1066. My family name is Culley, and I'm supposedly Norman, at least according to everything that my father's family has been saying for the last few hundred years. I've gotten back into the 1300s reliably, and based on land records I can see that my family can go back further, to 1066, but there are gaps. I can see Culleys living on the same lands as my ancestors, but once I go back into the 1200s I no longer know who specifically I'm actually descended from, I can just trace the family back, but not individuals. Once you go beyond the 1300s things get a lot less precise. Supposedly, I am descended from a companion of William the Conqueror, and based on the circumstantial evidence I have I think that's the case, but I cannot 100% prove it. I was unaware of these Y DNA tests, perhaps they can help me either prove or disprove my Norman heritage!
@@joaogrande8846 Yet everything about their behavior was the same back then as it is today if you read your middle eastern fairy tale book...interesting
How do we know that some vestiges of J2a aren’t in France and England from the Neolithic period as you say or from the Romans I’m so glad you brought this up 👌🏻
Since I was a little girl, I've considered myself to be of Viking stock (what little girl doesn't want to be a Berserker or a Ulfhednar?) I don't know, but my red hair, pale skin, and green eyes suggest to me that it's possible. If they come for my perceived ancestry, I'm going full Jomviking! Great video, as always.
@@emissary_of_aldebaranI have family in the east coast of England and most people there have Scandinavian ancestry. Thanks to the vikings. And yes red hair is pretty common there too.
I have 13%DNA norman/viking Scottish blood and founded family in Scotland. I hope in the future we will have contact. Would love to meet them and learn new things about history.
Thanks for all your hard work in exposing these charlatans. I always wonder why people making origin story claims like this are never related to scullery maids or stable boys.
Why is it all these people have to insist that everyone in Europe originated from outside of it? You don't see them doing that for anywhere else in the world.
Fun fact about J YDNA, earliest J1 and J2 were found in Caucasus Hunter Gatherers(Kotias and Satsurblia) rather than Natufian-like peoples. Mesolithic Iranian HGs who were also a cousin of CHGs had J lineages. So it's not Semitic or even proto Semitic in it's origin either. Highest concentration of J lineages are still in Caucasus even today, Ingushes who are similar to Chechens are like 90% J for example.
@MoorFas-gy3dw Semitic, Indo-European, these are ethno-linguistic terms . Haplogroups represent geographical influences. They don't define races .When a certain haplogroup is more frequent in the genetic structure of a group of people , it means that they are mostly genetically influenced by the people of the location where the most ancient samples of that certain haplogroup was found . I can show you mongols with quite a high frequency of ra1a1 , that doesn't make them racially Caucasoid , cuz the south east Asian haplogroups with specific DNA codes determing their Asian appearance are dominant .
@@Light_spot_ im replaying to his comment with a sarcastic comment I know that haplagroups are a small part of your dna its mostly the autosomal dna that show how close populations the semetic populations in the levant mesopotami and arabia are a combination if 3 neolithic and mesolithic near eastern populations, the natufians + anatolian farmers + iran neolithic that shows affinity towards caucasus hunter gatherers, j1 and j2 spread from iran neolithic populations mostly in the calcholitic and the bronze they displaced lot of other native western Asian paternal Lineages in mesopotamia anatolia the levant and arabia haplagroups like e1b1b , g ,t ..... there was semitic people with e1b1b j1 j2 t and g But i would say the early culture came from levant ppnb a combination of natufian + anatolian farmers in the neolithic they carried mostly e1b1b g and t Note if you look deeper haplagroup R isn't even q western eurasian paternal lineage its eastern Asian it spreed into ane from eastern Asian males ane was a mostly western eurasian on the autosomal level but paternally eastern asians haplagroups like g and I are more western eurasian even j , E and DE are basal eurasian
Québec has the most descendants after Normandy. I am R-Z2103 and paternal line is Norman. Supported by papertrail. I've asked chat GPT how R-Z2103 could've ended up in the Norman population. Haplogroup R-Z2103 is a subclade of the R1b haplogroup, one of the most common haplogroups in Europe, particularly in Western Europe. The presence of R-Z2103 in Normandy likely results from a combination of historical migrations and genetic drift. 1. **Indo-European Migrations**: The R1b haplogroup is closely associated with Indo-European migrations into Europe, particularly those of the Yamnaya culture from the Eurasian Steppes. The descendants of these populations played a significant role in the genetic landscape of Europe. 2. **Viking and Norse Influence**: Normandy has a history of Viking and Norse invasions and settlements, particularly during the 9th and 10th centuries. These groups came from Scandinavia, where R1b and its subclades were present. The integration and intermarriage between the Norse settlers and the local Frankish population could have introduced R-Z2103 into the region. 3. **Later Historical Migrations**: Throughout history, there have been various migrations and movements of people within Europe due to wars, trade, and other social changes. Any of these could have contributed to the dispersal of different haplogroups, including R-Z2103. 4. **Genetic Drift**: Over generations, certain haplogroups can become more common in a particular area due to random genetic drift. This process can lead to a higher frequency of specific haplogroups in some regions compared to others. The genetic landscape of Europe is complex and has been shaped by multiple waves of migrations, invasions, and social changes over thousands of years. Therefore, the presence of R-Z2103 in Normandy is likely a result of these historical and genetic processes.
Then I asked what genetic studies supported the presence of R-Z2103 in Scandinavia. Here is a part of the anwser: Yamnaya Intrusion in Denmark: A study on skeletons from the Neolithic Single Grave Culture (SGC) in Denmark found that the individuals did not display the typical early/middle Neolithic ancestry observed among other groups like LBK, TRB, and GAC. Instead, they genetically resembled Northern and Eastern European individuals post-dating the Yamnaya migrations, like those related to the Corded Ware Culture (CWC), Battle Axe Culture, and Unetice.
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Claims to power tend to have a social dynamic and liniage , modern science can only reinforce ideas already cemented into culture. Dynasty an attempt to cling to that power.
Love this topic. My surname is Norman as well and because it’s a fairly popular name with a clear path to find my ancestors I was able to trace it back to the year 755 AD. I had to go through French ancestry pages which was a lot of fun. Lee - Leigh - De La Leigh - De vernerables - before this the names were different with every father and some don’t have last names I could find but had nicknames instead
Hold the line!!!! They thought they could make quick work of them. Should have listened to their leaders on that day, but what a force to be reckoned with worldwide was born out from the mixing of these peoples.
Re. the proportion of Norse vs French ancestry in the Normans, Matt Easton did a great video tracing the genealogy of William the Conquerer on his Schola Gladiatoria channel. It showed that, with all the marriages to indigenous French noble women, though William was Norse on his patrilineal line, and therefore Y-haplogroup presumably, he was probably only about 20% Norse overall/autosomally, and 80% French (though note that the margin of error was quite large due to a couple of unknown mothers). But an interesting result. It’s only a sample size of one. But a very important one.
I'm an American and my paternal line traces back to the lake district in the viking age. I have a clearly norse derived surname and my haplogroup is oddly E-V13. The section on J2 is interesting because it appears in the same populations that mine does. The roman connection may be the case for me as well. Other families from the same small area as mine have the same haplogroup and they could not have split later than 1200-1300 so a recent non paternity event isnt the explanation. E-V13 appears in ireland very scarcely and only in coastal areas which makes me think it may have spread during the viking age perhaps from the netherlands or denmark where it is somewhat more common than other parts of northern europe.
The CHG were both haplogroup G carriers and J carriers. J carriers split directions. Some moved to West Asia to mix with farmers ove there and other moved to Russia to mix with other hunter-gatherers were they formed the Yamnaya culture. Resulting In completely different ancestry. This is why there is no Yamnaya dna found In West Asians despite having CHG ancestry.
@@matrixxx3662 West Asian here. From Lebanon. We have lots of Yamnaya ancestry, from ancient times. (DNA verified). Especially from the Caucasians that make up our Canaanite dna (which is largely Caucasian). Not disagreeing with your main point, just saying that West Asians are not homogenous. Lebanese, however, are. We all have inherent European and Caucasian dna from the Bronze and Iron Ages.
@@aag3752 Thats more due to the Anatolian farmers which also is very common among Southern Europeans and Balkans. Also keep In mind that phenotype and genotype dosen't always go hand In hand. There was a time where dark hair and eyes was common among Proto Indo-Europeans and West Asians. Yet they were genetically very different from each other and still are. I saw a guy on UA-cam who scored very high on West Asian dna In Turkey. He was naturally blonde. While some brown guy scored very high on European dna. This is because genotype and phenotype are not the same thing. Phonetic traits have very little Impact genetically. I have seen plenty of blonde kids with dark skinned parents In West and Central Asia. Its not uncommon. Their parents might have high steppe dna. But thats just proves my point about genotype and phenotype.
@@haraldsigurdsson1232 Celebrities like Nicolas Mouawad, and Mirva Kadi are a common look in Lebanon. But so is olive skin. We have a cool variety just like in other Mediterranean countries. According to the genetic research, we most closely relate to other Mediterranean people. Most of all Greeks and Syrians. There's a common history there, especially from the Phoenician times onward.
I’m from northern France and I’m also I1. I would like to know if my paternal lineage is from the Franks, the Anglo-saxons or the Vikings but I can’t cause dna testing has been banned in France. Shitty laws trying to prevent the people from learning more on their ancestry.
Great vid. I agree with your analysis, there's definitely a political agenda there. But if I may I'd like to give my *additional perspective* as well. First, I want to say something about the so-called *Semitic* people. There really is no such thing. There are Semitic *speaking* people who come from all kinds of backgrounds. Different ancestries. I'm a Lebanese person, so I'll use that as an example. We're not Semites. We descend from a Mediterranean population called the Phoenicians. They were effectively Canaanites who themselves were both indigenous and mixed with Caucasian populations from Anatolia and Iran; as well as southern Europeans from Greece and Sardinia. From them, we get our Eurasian Steppe Yamnaya admixture. And we also have European ancestry from the Bronze and Iron Ages, which alone accounts for 20% of our dna on average. Now, this is not to say we're Europeans. But it is to say that we're made up of the same 3 populations that make up Europeans, with the addition of indigenous Levantine DNA. Compare this to an Arab from the Arabian Peninsula, and you get a completely different result. They neither have Levantine DNA, nor do they have European or Caucasian ancestry. Egyptians and other North Africans have a different dna still. And Jewish populations are also different and varied. All of these Semitic speaking populations have different genetic makeups. And J2, while being popular in the Levant, is not the only haplogroup there. And in any case, it probably comes from the Caucuses. So given these factors of variation and multiple origins among Semitic speakers, there's really no such thing as Semitic dna. You might use the phrase "Middle Eastern", but that again is about as specific as saying "North American." There is no homogeneity with the use of either "Middle Eastern" or "Semitic." Even the Levant is diverse today. Only the people of Lebanon and Western Syria are purely Levantine (unmixed with Arab or African populations). This is why the majority of us are white/tan skin, with light hair and light eyes--we get it from our Phoenician ancestors, who got it from their Caucasian ancestors. Europeans themselves have a small amount of Levantine DNA from Anatolian admixture. However, this does not make them Levantine people, because that's not the majority of their dna. And they're definitely not Semitic either, because that has no coherent meaning outside of language. So even if the Normans did have "Middle Eastern" origins (doubtful), they would still not be Semitic. As an aside, I personally don't place much importance on haplogroup, since it's just one of millions of our ancestral lines. But I agree with you that the researchers have not actually established a Middle Eastern origin; the paper is definitely fallacious. Just wanted to add this additional perspective from my angle.
Semite is a phrase that refers to the descendents of ancient babylonians, which would mean Indo-European race; proto Indo-Europeans would have tanned-beige to light brown skin color, black hair, skinny faces, large jaws, long skinny noses that had high nose bridges, dark brown eyes that were average in proportional size, average sized foreheads. A LOT of middle easterns and a LOT of dark haired europeans would both be descended from the same race. Is trying to separate yourself from the word "semite" so important to you? If so, why? What exactly does it accomplish?
@aag3752 Hebrews (who are semites) are documented to be direct descendents of ancient babylonians, and ancient babylonians are documented to be Indo-Europeans..... Researchers found that proto Indo-European traits would involve black hair, high nose bridges, skinny faces with large jaws, average sized foreheads, dark beige to light brown skin color, dark brown eyes that were average in size. There are a LOT of dark-haired europeans with mixed variations of these traits.
@@starshield7 Back In the day everybody looked like that. The mutation for light eyes and hair hadn’t occurred yet. The Sumerians looked like that. And they were not semetic. One of the theories is that they migrated from Central Asia from modern day Turkmenistan. Not saying they were Turks. Their language is unknown.
@matrixxx3662 Hebrews are documented to be descendents of people living near Mt Ararat (which is in Turkey), and Hebrews have been described as semitic. I don't recall proof that every proto race looked like Indo-Europeans in each of their proto origins because if the theory of race mutation were true then the non-indoeuropean races would have had a slow transition from Indo-European to each of the other proto races, but the evidence shows that ALL non-indoeuropean proto races appeard ABRUPTLY, and were ABRUPTLY discovered by Indo-Europeans themselves, no transition between races, yet the concentration of each extremely different set of proto-racial-fenotypes in each different geographical location were extremely far away from the central middle origin point of the proto Indo-European beginnings on this planet. The ABRUPT appearances of the extremely different cultures of each race from each of those far away origin points (no evidence of transition between them) is another factor to address. It's like each proto race origin was alien compared to each other.
Other than that, Caen and Leicester's universities conducted a study called " The Viking DNA project " and, interesting fact, among the 58 first persons tested in Cotentin ( Cherbourg to Mt St Michel ), almost everyone had a great proportion of Georgian / Caucasus genes, which were likely to be carried in high percentage by Norsemen
My ancestry is all British/Irish and Scandinavian, but my Y haplogroup is J2. I forget the specifics, but I remember that, based on the distribution of names/backgrounds of people with similar haplotypes, it is plausible that my Y DNA comes from Normans.
Sure am tired of these people lying about my people's history.
Imagine how the Egyptians feel.
Zhids are evil.
@@MartinWillettLol which do you mean-the genozidaI Arab invaders or the Chalcolithic Sub-Saharan Engineers?
The native Coptics.@@G_v._Losinj2_ImportantPlaylist
@@MartinWillettyeah it is weird that old Dynasty mummies all have blonde hair😅😅
Don’t you just love how people in studies like this like to pull information or stop studies when it suits their agenda. You countered this really well Tom with deep and wide facts that we have up to date.
Thank you for the video👍
when when when can we see the real data for so many studies
post-Soviet anti-Semites of Orbanus have the same runic writing, which they say is proto-Hungarian. Mainly taxi drivers, but Kövér the spiritual leader of Orbánism and Orban himself promote this pseudo-scientific misconception
Big food and big pharma also make health studies support their products! You can make research say anything if you want to and the public will lap it up
The Norman were Vikings.
The Vikings came from Scotland.
The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’.
Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton.
Note: The Amarna dynasty of Akhenaton was white-ginger.
You can see the mummies of Yuya and Tuyu in the Egyptian museum.
This is true ginger, not a henna dye.
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@@RalphEllis So, were they the Hyksos then - in your opinion?
At least, they were foreigners in Egypt, weren't they?
So, still the question remains where were they were originally from? And - were they (Hyksos) of Semitic origin like many scientists claim?
And - are the terms "Semitic" and "Indo-Aryan" actually interchangeable / the same?
Are they (haplogroups R and J/IJ) two split groups of one and the same (Semitic) origin?
I know a different version of the Scota-story:
It says, Scota and Tea Tephi were the two remaining kids of the last king of Judah (Mattanyah or Babylonian: Zedekiah), who fled from the Babylonians to Egypt (along with the prophet Jeremiah) - and from there, they went to Scotland.... could there be some truth about this story and was the royalty of Judah maybe somehow related to the Akhenaton dynasty?
There is nothing scarier than people trying to suppress reality because of 'reasons'.
For real, what interest would an archeologist have in pop culture politics? He needs to do his job and not wokeism.
Pythagoras means Heart of the Serpent, he was born in Sidon, a fishing Port in Phoenicia. His mother recieved a message from the Oracle of Delphi that he would become a great Leader and Teacher. Sidon means Kingdom of the Fish, and the Essenes, who wrote the Dead Sea scrolls, worshipped Pythagoras. The Sarcophagus of Eschmun III found in Sidon names him as the Widow's Scion, aka Hiram Abiff, the Founder of Freemasonry, of which Tyre was the premier Capital (at least equal to Thebes).
In 911BC Rameses II married the Queen of Sidon, home of Jezebel (Daughter or consort of Baal, basically "Queen") founding Neo Assyrian Babylon, an alliance between Egypt and Hiram, father of Jezebel and King of Assyria, and Egypt, forming the Phoenician colonies and building the first Temple of Melqart to commemorate the alliance.
The Si in Sidon is the basis of the Latin Exe, or X, and is the basis of the Cross, or Chi Rho that Constantine painted on his shields. Also known as the Cross of Tyre, or Cross of Baal, being Ra-El, or Ba'El. Oddly enough irrational numbers can also be mapped using Euler's number, producing a Templar Cross in the process. This cross can also be seen around the neck of Nimrod in Assyria, and is consistent with the Union Jack, and Solstice Calendar found in the Vatican Shiva Lingam.
Shiva is the Hebrew word for 7, their culture also found its way to Japan (via the Phillipines) ultimately becoming Shintoism.
It was the Phoenicians who gave their name to the Pole Star, which they used to Navigate the Oceans using the Zodiac, thats what the Antikythera mechanism was for, and with it they wrote the Byblos Baal, what we now call the Bible. The first form of the Bible was written in 325BC and called the Vaticanus Greacus, or Son of the Sacred Serpent, a reference to Sirius, the basis of the Sothic Calendar, which uses a Hexidecimal or base 60 system found in all the Megalithic sites around the world.
In the second century AD astronomer Valentinus Vettori transcribed it into a Lunar chart of 13 houses, what we now call the Zodiac. Horoscope means Star Watcher, and the Phoenician word for Saturn, or El, was Israel or El, (Fruit) of Isis and Ra.
El is the primary God of the Phoenicians, representing the offspring of Egypt, and his consort Astarte represents the Assyrian half of the alliance. It may be possible to trace lineages and alliances through the naming of gods, which can be traced all the way to Ireland and the Vikings, and to Indonesia and the Americas, even as far away as New Zealand and Australia.
It denotes Sirius as Son of Orion and Pleaides, which sits at 33 degrees of the Zodiac. The basis of the Sothic (dir Seth) Calendar of the Egyptians. The New Moon in this position marks Rosh Hashanah, the Egyptian, Celtic, Phoenician, and Assyrian New Year, the first New Moon of September, which is called September because it's the 7th House of the Zodiac, when the Sun is in Ophiuchus.
The Phoenix, Benben, or Bennu is the Egyptian word for Heron, a Feathered 'Serpent'. It baptised itself in frankincense and myrrh at BaalBek, and then alights atop the Pyramid, upon the Holy Grail, or Alter of Ra every 630 years to take three days off the calendar during the course of the first New Moon of Nisan, which means "Prince". The Capstone of Pyramids is even called the Benben or Bennu.
The Phoenix is found in all religions, which are all Astrological Allegory for the Moon travelling through the Constellations, as a soul migrating from body to body, this is the basis of Joseph Campbell's Monomyth, or the Hero's Journey. The various planets no doubt play their own roles as portents, omens, and aspects, this astrology is the science of the Bronze age, and lasted all the way up to the 20th Century. Resurrection was an early teaching of the Christian Church, and likely relates to the lineage of Kings (The King is Dead, long live the King.)
Phoenicians represent the interim step between Egypt and Greece, their artisans and culture exceeding that of the Greeks, who literally adopted the Phoenician Alphabet, which we still use to this day, sounding out words phonetically. Phoenician is aliiterated in Venetian, and Vikings, being Kings of the Sea.
The Bennu is the Egyptian Phoenix, to Phoenicians the Hoyle, no different to the traditions of the Etruscans, who saw birds as sacred, just as the Celts. Hebrew and Iber as in Iberia have the same root meaning over, as in overseas, as in those who travel "over the sea." A colony called Iberia also appears on the Eastern shores of the Black Sea, where the same Dolmens and Megalithic culture originating in Ireland and Brittany appeared circa 4500BC.
_Phoenician_ means Scions of the Phoenix, the first Bible: Vaticanus Greacus Son of the Sacred Serpent (Prince). Then there's the Essenes, Sons of Light, the Tuatha De Danaan, Sons of Light, Annunaki, Sons of Light, Arthur Pendragon means Arthur Son of the dragon, Chertoff is Russian for "Son of the Devil" and Dracula also means Son of the Dragon, Masons have been known at times to call themselves the "Brotherhood of the Great White Serpent". The Ziggurat of Anu also denotes her as a great white Serpent, while New Grange and the Bru na Boinne in Ireland (4000BC) coated buildings with white quartz to denote the Moon. The Moon itself travels outside the Solar Elliptic by 5 degrees, which means it passes through specific constellations in a serpentine fashion that is always changing, but repeats every 19 years, the time it took to train a Druid or Magi, Magi meaning "Teacher" the Phoenix is also associated with this sacred number 19.
The name "Pharoah" means "Great House"
or "House of Light" and Cairo used to be called Babel. Pharaoh's themselves wore a hooded crown representing feathers, just as Native American Chiefs, ie the Feathered Serpent, they were also called the Commander in Chief. Aztecs also had Serpent Kings, (Canaan means Serpent Kings, and Sidon was a Son of Canaan, and Great Grandson of Noah) who were called to lead with cunning and guile, being the very virtue by which they claim the title in the first place; but to be seen in public as just and diplomatic.
"As wise as Serpents, but gentle as Doves" the old Egyptian flag of an Eagle attacking a Snake is also reflected in the Modern Mexican flag, denoting the Constellations of Serpentis (13th sign of the Zodiac) and Aquila.
The dimensions and 12 mathematical constants of the Great Pyramid are also expressed in New Grange, and Stonehenge, as well as in Watson Brake, (2500BC) and Teotihuacan, which correlates to the Phoenician/ Sumerian Hexidecimal system, which is what our modern systems of time are based on.
Officially no one knows who invented astrology, the zodiac, navigation by the stars, and time keeping. But whoever built the pyramids, and pioneered the 24hr clock in Egypt 5000 years ago also knew the exact dimensions of the Earth, as well as the speed of light. These calculations can all be made using these Megalithic sites as surveyors use a theodolite. Specifically Teotihuacan, which sits 180 degrees opposite Cairo, and has the exact same footprint. The ideal positions to determine the speed of light using the transit of Venus, by which one can accurately determine Longitude for navigation. Capt cook did the same thing in 1774 when he 'discovered' Easter Island.
The only culture that fits the bill was wiped out "not one stone upon the other" by the Romans in 146BC. Tyre, the capital of Phoenicia (israel) sat just offshore from Ur Shalom, City of the New Moon, or City of Peace. The root of the name Jerusalem, and was also seized by Rome in 70AD after a 13 year seige. The gap between is 216 years.
Greek Dionysians built the Temple of Solomon (now called the Temple of Melqart) representing the Solar Lunar Metonic Calendar on which this system is based, they also carried mirrors, a practice associated with both the Magi and the Druids as well as Greek and Egyptian scholars, these Mirrors are Astrological charts called "Cycladian Frying Pans" and record the cycles of the planets. The first Temple of Melqart (the Phoenician form of Horus, or Hercules, or Pan, or Thor) representing the 13th Constellation of Ophiuchus or the Serpent Bearer (hence Orphic Serpent worship) had pillars of Emerald and Gold, representing Isis and Osiris. The Jerusalem Temple only took payment in "Shekels of Tyre" a currency minted during the Jewish rebellion against Rome. "Give that which is Ceasar's unto Ceasar"
When Alexander sacked Tyre in 332BC they moved to Carthage meaning "New City" or New Jerusalem, where they built a second temple with Pillars of Bronze.
Nebuchadnezzar also seiged Tyre for 13 years, taking the City captive in 573BC: the same time as the biblical account of the Jews. And again in 70AD after a three and a half year seige, also consistent with biblical accounts.
Esus was a character created by Joseph of Arimathea, who was a Celt, the King of Tyre, the Bible is the Phoenician Almanac, Esus the God of Death, Polaris, the Pole Star.
It's written backwards, in a mirror, just as Egyptians made their astrological records, the Zodiac.
Jesus was a creation of Joseph of Arimathea, a curse upon Rome. He's the Author, or Arthur, who pulls the Cross from the Stone; the guy with a feather, or Scribe's pen, hence the Pen is mightier than the Sword.
E Io te Ari Matea is also a figure in Maori mythology in New Zealand, which aligns to the Zodiac, and the Southern Cross, and is forty degrees south of the equator.
They also have He Uenuku Atua, or Rainbow spirit, a reference to the Unicorn, and Jesus, and worship Papatunuku, the Great Earth Mother, also worshipped by the Phrygians of Anatolia as El Pipitunaka, or Titikaka, which is also found in Teotihuacan, along with Amarru Marru, and in New Zealand Oamaru
And best yet, in the western part of the North Island sits Taranaki, which means Northern Star
The Bible is an almanac encoding a world map, including New Zealand, Hyperborea, or Elysium, the Underworld of Hades, and the secret home of the Phoenicians.
Maori having a character called Maui, or the Navigator, alligning to Ophiuchus, the 13th Starsign which lasts 18 days (3x6) and the Manger or Cave in which Jesus was born and died in. Maui plants two eels, just as Osiris planted two serpents, which sprouted into pillars, like Sampson, or Moses, picking up the Serpent Staff of Pharoahs. Ophiuchus being the Serpent Bearer, just as Jesus represents Hephaestus, or the Brazen/ Rainbow Serpent of the Dream time.
Maui also slows the sun, just as Joshua in the Bible, in a battle campaign that aligns with that of Tutmoses III, and his battle with Jericho, aka Megiddo, in which he used a Goat Track, which relates to Capricorn, and we also find in the tale of Sparta.
Cap as in Capstone, or Headstone, or Altar of Ra, the Holy Grail atop the Mountain of Moses, or Great Pyramid, the Holy Mountain of Hermon.
Now if you impose a Star of David and align the central axis to the North and South poles, and flip it upside down, you have exactly what the Bible describes as the transition of the Age of Pisces into Aquarius, and the zenith of Orion, the Root of the Zodiac or Tree of Knowledge
And Maori again have a Forest God called Tane, who separated the Sky God from the Earth Goddess, his position is no different to that of Atlas, propping up the world by his shoulders.
Jews were Celts, and Celts settled New Zealand and mapped it out at least 5000 years ago, at the period of Ireland's Megalithic period. New Zealand being a land of only birds, which Celts saw as sacred, and great trees like the Kauri, not unlike Menkauri pyramid. Great for ship masts, and plenty of flax to make sails for Aladdin's flying carpet (Sailing ship). Aladdin being King Solomon, his mines being the astrological knowledge that put them centuries ahead of Rome
Sadly in 200AD lake Taupo (Night of Tau, Taurus) erupted and buried the entire island, very few survived, but some did, and their ancestors are still around to this day.
They have the same language and stories as Palestinians, who speak Aramaic, like Jesus, and E Io te Ari Matea
Which means the clear first month of the Calendar, and relates to Tammuz
Hence the call in the Wilderness, Pan, E Io Matea calling out to his people
Come out, come out of here my people, and so shall she deliver of of ye yea, up up up unto me, and in so that I might bring of ye yea some comfort.
@@Uncanny_Mountain amazing
@@jettyharrison4377 the T Bar cross or Cross of the Brazen Serpent comes from Lemnos of the Oddessy, and Hephaestus, aka Vulcan, aka Khasekhemwy founder of the Second Dynasty aka Og, ala Ogham ala King Og of the Celtic tradition, who was of the Celtoi Caibeiru, aka Kaetians aka Hittites, whom gave Beirut it's name, it represents the alignment of the Milky Way; the Nile in the Sky aka the Rainbow Serpent, they are complimentary aspects of the same tradition, whereas the X denotes the Lunar Maximum and Minimums as we know them, the Cross Quarter days of Valentine's aka Lupercalia, Cinque de Mayo, St Paddy's, Guy Fawkes etc
Lemnos Island is also home to the Labyrinth and where Dionysus meets his wife Adriana, who is the daughter of the Architect of the Labyrinth, which is a metaphor of the Underworld and the path of reincarnation, from which I Eo emerges with Persephone, or Kore, Japan (Yo Paean) and Korea appear to mimic these titles, and in the oldest Shinto Shrine was a Mirror, and on the back of the mirror is written "I Am Me"
The Anchor you mention is found in Spica, between Virgo and Bootes, the Shepard, and the head is across Taurus and Aries. It's also found in Moari Lore relating to a Great Ship that is depicted in the same way on Cycladic Pans from 3000BC.
It's Astrological Allegory using Accusations in a Mirror, ergo a specific Star Chart, or Birth Chart.
I am 98 percent northwest European. My family is of the Noble line of De Lalonde. We were part of the first 10,000 settlers of Quebec and they were all from Normandy.
La majorité des 10 plus grandes familles québécoises sont normandes. Le Québec est, à toute fin pratique, une colonie normande.
Does Georges Bizet, Joseph ducreux, Edith piaf, rene Descartes, Camille saint saens, Charles Garnier, Voltaire, Paul landowski august rodin, edgard varese, Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne Henri Matisse, represent you ??
@@PortugalZeroworldcup what do you mean by that? His ancestors came to Nouvelle-France before all these people were born, except Descartes
You’ll probably settle down and marry an Asian woman. White men are obsessed with them for whatever reason despite being anti-immigrant.
The Norman were Vikings.
The Vikings came from Scotland.
The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’.
Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton.
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"Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elder berries!"
I always laughed at this Monty Python skit, because the insult is actually pretty serious. In modern parlance: "Your mother was a slut, and your father was a drunk!"
That French accent was so good I was almost certain Jacques Declosmenil was in the room with you.
Also the look of glee on your face as you repeat quotes which are intended by their author to be grand revelations (i.e. Mesopotamian origins) is absolutely priceless.
He is fantastic isn't he?
lol what it was terrible
@@sravasaksitamthe accent wæs spot on do you have a 👂 problem 🤡
@@Angle-saxon-94 sounded more like drunk arabic than english in a french accent
Just look at the authors and the publication, absolute pottery.
Yeah they seem TOTALLY trustworthy, don't they? Lol
Absolute underwater basket weaving studies.😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Based
hmmmmmmmmm
The Norman were Vikings.
The Vikings came from Scotland.
The Scots and lrish came from Egypt. Read Scotichronicon, the ancient chronicle of the Scots. Or my book ‘Scota, Egyptian Queen of the Scots.’.
Queen Scota was Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhenaton.
Note: The Amarna dynasty of Akhenaton was white-ginger.
You can see the mummies of Yuya and Tuyu in the Egyptian museum.
This is true ginger, not a henna dye.
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I personally directly descend from a Frankish-Breton noble (the son of a Frankish man and Breton upper class woman) who participated in the Normon conquest of England. I was found with the Ydna Haplogroup R1b-U106 which is common among all Germanic peoples.
I think it’s safe to say that this “article” was used as anti-European propaganda to spread confusion among other Europeans. This was a subversive attack on Europeans who appreciate history and geneology and I have a feeling that papers like this are going to rapidly come out very soon.
Your R1b-U106 is probably from Anglo Saxons rather than the Frankish-Breton noble
Yea who hates Europeans the most?
@@SandileNgwenya-gv7nx from what I’ve read the Franks during the Migration era we’re overwhelmingly R1b-U106 with a small minority with I2. So I think it’s safe to say that there’s a good chance my Ydna sample came from the Franks.
@@Pretani_Chieftain Did you mean a small percentage of I1 (Scandinavian) ? or I2 (Balkan) ? I don't think R1b and I2 mixed much anywhere - but R1a and I2 mixed in the Balkans but wouldn't there be a bunch of I1 and R1b mixed up in North France ?
@@TotalFreedomTTT-pk9st actually I2 is somewhat common among Rhine Germanic tribes. Even today some Germanic regions can be up to 10% I2.
You are getting better and better. Your narration is quick, effective and well enunciated. Presentation and production are great too. Too bad we missed each other in September. Hopefully, we'll meet up soon.
I love your debunking videos. One can see how much you enjoy doing it too. Keep ‘em coming!
My YDNA Haplogroup of N-M2783 and the surname of "Preuss" (Prussian - As in the Balic Prussian Tribe) on my great grandfather's baptismal certificate mesh pretty well together. My father's mother was very Norman, ancestry wise. Her father was born on the Isle of Jersey, and her Irish mother had a lot of Norman surnames in her family.
I have descent from the Baltic Prussians too. We are rare now.
@@sportsfisher9677 not that rare. You can find a lot spread throughout Germany.
Isn't haplogroup N an Asian haplogroup?
@@JRANDALL93 Finnic.
@@JRANDALL93 Exactly, N is of (Eastern)Asiatic origin and is also found amongst the population of Finland.
I'm German and my paterinal haplogroup is J2, my specific haplogroup however is only present in other Germans, so it's probably just from Neolithic farmers.
Also I'm 0.0% Jewish ;)
Based.
Same here.
You have to go back 😂
@@K55365 😂Finally I can live in a warmer place
"my specific haplogroup however is only present in other Germans" how did you prove that? Do you have access to a DNA vault containing the DNA of all known "subversive infiltrators"? If not, how could you tell they did not have your specific kind of J2 mutation? After all, nearly all of the "subversives" are Ashkenazi and thus have been deeply rooted amongst it's host.
Amusing and sad to see that the ridiculousness of the "British Israelite" craze of the powerful families of the late 19th century still continues. Another place you can see this in action is the lists of charitable trust funds, so many prioritise Jewish causes over indigenous ones despite being entirely Anglo in nature. Presumably a result of the nobility seeing which way the wind was blowing a few centuries ago and attempting to get in on the game, to their own discredit.
See book "When Scotland was Jewish," in which 12 families of central Tennessee belonging to the "Melungeon" hillbilly minority group discover that they are Y chromosome descendants of Sephardic Jews who came from Scotland. Completely unexpected. You decide whether Alexander Montgomery, shown in the video, looks like a Jew or a Scot.
@@matthewwood2638shalom, officer
@@matthewwood2638dumb book. They hate us, but they want to be us. An they will never be us.
Is this a contempory rehash of British Israelism?
It seems to have similar motivations in my opinion
"nooo don't send communists after us we're totally Jewish too!"
We wuz Nomanz and oy vey.
Tom : Did the Normans descend from ancient Semitic kings of the line of David?
Me: Eh, probably not, but let me get some coffee and cake to settle down for story hour......
This is obviously false. The Normans like most Scandinavians were black Africans.
Hakuna matata
Don’t laugh. If the BBC did a program on this same topic that would be their conclusion.
😂
We WUZ
No, they were definitely Khoi and San
My paternal line is J2 that migrated from Sweden to Germany sometime between 800AD and 1500AD based on some Viking samples that I match. I'm a gentile.
And a Nordic.
@@ConradAinger Eh, not really, I'm afraid. DNA test put me at about 15% Scandinavian, but there's no Scandinavian ancestry in the last couple of centuries anywhere in my genealogical records. I'm an American that's mostly ethnically British (English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh) with a German surname. My paternal ancestors were Nordic Vikings literally 1000 years ago, but that's about it.
@lostzephyr2191 In broad terms then, how would you describe your ethnic identity? From what you say that sounds mixed - a bit Celtic maybe. But more Nordic than anything else, surely. ( Anglo-German myself.)
I don't say this argumentitively. Not my business to tell you what you are. More in an academic sense.
@@ConradAinger In terms of ethnicity I just think of myself as British or Celtic-Germanic. I'm 2/3rds British and the rest is German/Scandinavian, I say British because I have branches of the family from all four British Isles nations.
@@ConradAinger I find Nordic and Germanic culture really cool. Especially the old pagan ways. I myself am Lebanese. We're a Mediterranean group (not genetically Arab). We have European ancestry too, because of our history and geographical location. Our genepool was shaped since Phoenician times, but was further mixed during the Byzantine. In my case, I have 13% northern European. Not that it's necessary to have a certain dna to connect with a culture or with heathen paganism. But it is cool to have a genetic connection as well imo.
J2a is Graeco-Roman. It could also be Minoan since I’m pretty sure they traded up there. There was a J2a discovered in the Netherlands a few years back. There were two horse sacrifices, and he lived on an old Roman estate with water-heated floors.
My J2a is of Norman descent and was found in the Minoans. I never considered that Minoans went there.
The Greco-Roman race is almost extinct, E is of Egyptian/African origin. Turk in J2, where is Greco-Roman?😅 Example, J2 Uighurs is Greco-roman?😝
@@Baryshx We Minoans are alive and well. The DNA makes it clear we’re the Sicilians, the Southern Italians, the Cretans (obviously), and the islanders up the west coast of Turkey. We also lived in Miletus. Which means we were the first philosophers and historians. :-)
Thanks!
Fortress of Lugh relates the theory that Normans mixed with Bretons, explaining WHY the English now view Arthyr as THEIR hero.
The Normans mixed with the Breton aristocracy, blending their genes AND their culture with their own.
I like to think that the Normans somewhat brought Welsh and English together; we became more BRITISH than ever, with the Normans bringing that back in.
And we always have been, ever since.
GREAT Britain.
Rule Britannia - Victory
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Let me blow some raspberries at you from Scotland! 😊
English view Arthur as a hero because he's not actually real and his stories were of chivalry which in the middle ages were popular
My father may be in that group ... Breton-Norman from 1000 years ago. But has been bred out long ago.
@@SandileNgwenya-gv7nx The King Arthur we all know and love was a fictional character written by a Frenchman.
Geoffrey of Monmouth possibly based Arthur on a 6 century poem describing a battle near Catterick in North Yorkshire. A young Brythonic hero called Gwawrddur is described as fighting valiantly against the Saxons.Reference the 13th century book of Aneirin.
Love your content STJ! Keep pumping the hidden truths that have been suppressed against our folk. We are allowed to love our own just as everyone else is. No guilt or shame has ever been in me, only love and pride for my heritage. Just bc we love our brothers and sisters doesn’t mean we dislike anyone, but that’s how it’s twisted by “academia” and the media.
so were your people descendants of jews? what a crazy world we live in...whites have become so paranoid of jewish dominance that they wish they'd descend from those same chosen people they despise to have equal footing.
The Jews were chosen, you were not. Cry about it all you want.
Everything is war propaganda
You are an under appreciated gem in this field and I reckon in the future you will be considered a bastion of light in these politicized times.
In all seriousness, J2a is a CHG Haplogroup, so it would have had ample opportunity to enter Europe.
Since it came from the Caucasus, they split and mixed with different populations. One group moved to West Asia and other migrated to Central Asia and later to Russia where they mixed with EHG to later form the Yamnaya culture. So the J2 carriers of Europe and J2 carriers In West Asia have completely different layers for forefathers and very distant from each other from a genetically and phonetically.
@@matrixxx3662 Well said.
@@matrixxx3662 100% Northern European and I'm J2a. Can trace my paternal line to a village near York, back to the 1400s.
It's J2-L26 too. Associated with Caucasians. Exactly like you said.
@matrixxx3662
No CHG was a west Asian group that mixed with EHG and then entered Europe
You're not completely different from west Asians your FST mark is less than 1%
@@bocchithean-cap3404 Once you mix a lot, that haplogroup is going to be like an empty shell. It will be just like a book cover. For instance you had proto Indo-Iranians who mixed with the locals of South Asia. After many generations there was nothing left of the original phenotype and genotype. Thats why you have a lot of R1a carreirs In India for example but none of them look or share the same genotpye as those who conquered the place.
This alos happened with the Gok Turks when they conquered Anatolia. No Turkic dna found In modern Turkish people. Because their conqueres mixed with countless foreign women that those East Asian features and the later generation completely faded away. You have R1a carreirs from Iran who are like 73% Neolithic farmer and only 14% steppe when you look at their autosmall dna.
inb4 "muh jacob and esau" comments
Jacob and Esau were twins, which means they had the same DNA, which means...uh oh 😰 Thanks Tom for clarifying we're not da troo Israelites
Lmao jew obsessed Christian schitzos
Isrealite > white. Dont @ me, thats what the bible says.
@@samuraijosh1595 Please show me even one source outside of the fictional (((bible))) to back this up. Thanks.
Unfortunately most of the people who believe that crap will happily disregard real findings that disagree with their beliefs.
@@samuraijosh1595Israelites weren’t real. The Sumerians were though. There are monuments and statues and paintings on how they looked like. For instance they had long noses like majority In West Asia with dark hair and probably eyes. I bet the Anatolian, Levantine and Zagrosian farmers had these traits as well. Majority of West Asian population are homogenous. Which is to be expected with all the Inbreeding and marrying cousins and all. There is minimal European and African dna from these populations.
the idiocy of protesters still amazes me to this day
Downloaded this, seemed like content of signficant importance. Thanks STJ, brilliant stuff. Have a good one.
Another great video, Thomas.
I would encourage everyone to download and store important research on politically incorrect topics on their computers. I am worried that more of it will be attempted wiped from the internet in the future. Sadly, the odds of that happening become greater the more we share this information, but I don't have a good alternative. This is an incredibly frustrating situation.
My nightmare would be that the DNA itself will be destroyed to preserve some far left ideology. Our past might be lost for all future then, if we can't find more skeletons.
You're right. In this situation, it's far better to be safe than sorry.
It is not only true for DNA studies. On ancestry research websites, family trees are being erased completely or replaced with unsupported nonsense. My own family tree had five generations erased three different times. Other people have reported the same problems. It is not clear who is doing this, but apparently once someone subscribes to a genealogy website, they are then free to roam wherever they want and erase or change other peoples' family trees. I suspect it is wokesters (ie marxists), trying to erase European American family histories. These days marxists seem to be very determined to destroy European culture and heritage. We must be posing a hindrance to their political agenda for them to be so determined to eradicate our identity.
Download, store offline.
And create real libraries- books.
That’s what I’m doing.
My own dna tests came back with Persian DNA included. My ancestors were absolutely of Norman ancestry. (Read the Irish Hendrix Coat of Arms) I found out the the Persian ancestor was only introduced around 1800 after my ancestors got to America.
If you are R1A or R1B that makes sense. Both are the predominant haplotypes in Persia and Europe. The haplotypes originated out of the Black Sea area, Ararat/Caucaus Mts. Part of the group migrated north and the other into Persia.
When looking at these DNA migration patterns keep in mind timelines. Where do we believe first civilization started? Persia, then spread west. Not as they would have you believe out of Africa and spread east that doesn’t fit archaeological records.
Another important feature to note.
R1A and R1B are the only 2 haplotypes capable of producing blue eyes and both mother and father must share this in their ancestory.
Any king, queen, Pharoes, emperor, war lord, chieftain etc that is depicted with blue eyes had to have had both mother and father possessing R1A or R1B
Not true, there are blacks in Africa and Asians in Asia with blue eyes
They may be an exception but once an exception is established,,,well... The "both parent must" goes down
@@TheManOnlyLegend um….. just bc there is exceptions doesn’t take away from nature/genetics requiring an x and Y chromosome possessing the trait requirement…..
a male that has it in his dna will never be able to produce the trait with a female that doesn’t have it and never has in her bloodline
@@TheManOnlyLegendso are the Africans Europeans? Genuine question
@@TheManOnlyLegendYeah but they are mixed
Thank you for this. I am getting tired of people trying to rewrite history.
My family lineage Haplotype is also I1. As I am a female I rely on my father's and brother's DNA for that knowledge. My last name also traces back to the Normans.
Thank you for keeping people honest.
Rewrite history
What an ignorant clod
Because your feelings are now the gold standard of reality?
Think they had the same attitude in the 1800s
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Funnily enough, my maternal Finnish-Swedish grandpa's lineage is also J2a, I know that his lineage goes back to at least to the middle ages here in Finland and the particular sub-haplogroup is shared by the Montgomery clan. J2a could've basically come from anywhere since it was pretty common among the Romans and the Greeks.
Nice video!
One note: Semitic means descended from Shem. "Semitic" as a language-family basically means the languages that developed amongst the descendants of Shem. Who actually knows how far back Noah and his children go.
Nobody wants to believe in biblical fairy tales
@@albintorso6107we respect paganism and atheism so please respect our beliefs. Even if you don’t believe it, Jesus loves you 🙏🏾❤️
a lot of people have at least one semitic ancestor, even if they don' t like that fact. Because the earliest Israelite diaspora came to europe via southestern europe's rivers and travel routes. Danes= Dan. they call thier country DANmark, and left thier name in cities and river names all along the route. It's why thier country is so small, they were not a large tribe and came later than the neolithics, celts, and germanics. ( about 2500 years ago they came). They were semites and Hebrews, but NOT Jews ( of Judah); the smaller group the Jutes, their neighbors, however were . They obviously mixed with the locals, and lost most of thier memory of thier origin. They would have different haplogroups than to day's Jews, as it's not the same tribe and there have also been additions of other people into t he gene pools.
@@theCosmicQueen I love this stuff
Dude. The Montgomery guy just wants banks to pay for his stuff. "Look! I'm a banker too!"
I didn’t know Tom spoke French so well.
Congratulations to the clearity of sound in this video.
As a J2 I can only thank you for clearing our name so eloquently… many thanks
Did he clear it? He seemed to kick it into the garbage.
@@bearcingetorix6326 Because it’s has no origin In Europe. Closest is the Caucasus. Because that’s where it came from.
@@bearcingetorix6326 not at all my friend J2 can never be said to be semetic in origin and why would we want to claim another people’s history when ours is good enough for us.
Please explain why descending from Hebrews would benefit any European outside of a judeo/christian or crusader context?
@@Khanitothedon J2 is related to Iranians turks armenians Georgians
None are semitic
You're Jewish
Since when was it important for Frenchmen to claim Arabic heritage 😂
So, it'll a-ok that they get conquered by people from there and north africa. I guess.. it's only our same people coming here, they'll say...
Since algerians and moroccans wanted to say " we are the new frenchmen boyy now get replaced without resistance"
The J haplogroup simply indicates ancestry from ancient neolithic farmers - that's all. It does not necessarily indicate Jewish or Arab ancestry. Many people with J1 or J2 haplogroup do not look remotely middle eastern.
lol! How should they? Y-chromosomes aren't of any phenotype markers at all! 🤣
" middle eastern" lol, i think you are sterotyping them. there have always been mideasterners including shemites, who may look very european and in all colors of hair and eyes, and light to medium color of skin. It's original to them, not gotten from europeans. but we got some of thier blood, not from Judah necessarily but other semites, in very ancient times.
You are brilliant bud. I love how you take down these monsters who hate us.
It's so awesome someone cares enough to set the record straight.
I am Michael Enguehard dit Engards Lapalice , and have been Canadian for over 300 years , my family came here from Normandy , and many remain there and in France ,Germany ,Russia ,Italy , all over the world we have spread , I would love to find out even more .
You can find plenty of Norman descendants in Quebec. They have very extensive genealogy records dating back to the 1600s and many of their surnames are of Norman decent. It is such a small genepool.
You are right. On my father’s side, we have the hole genealogy way back to Rouen, Normandie in the 1700s. It is impressive. Thanks to the Catholic Church who kept all the records of the french Canadians population.
@@s.thomas3289 You can also thank the present day Catholic church for kissing the shoes of Islamic immigrants...
@s.thomas3289 Yes, correct. I can trace my mother's side back to Zachary Cloutier. We have Hebert, Cote, Samson and others in my lineage. My sister did a DNA test that shows roots in France and the St Lawrence basin. It also shows traces of Irish, Wales, Sweden to name a few.
The Quebecois also didn't really mix with any other ethnicities, so it's almost like a time capsule of pure Norman DNA that millions of french Canadians and even Anglo Canadians share
@@s.thomas3289 Same with me, can trace both sides back to Normandy from the founding of Quebec
Many expression of Québec french come from Norman dialecte
Thanks!
I heard Disney characters like Pluto and Goofy are also descended from ancient Semitic kings 😂🤣😂🤣
And Central Africans with R1b are descended from various European Royals, or that Finns, Udmurts, Sami and Baltic people are descended from an ancient Chinese dynasty carrying N3, or that Slavs descended from Aryans from India with R1a (large emphasis on FROM India), or that Serbs are actually the true Aryans with I2 (don't tell them it's meant to be I1) who gave culture to Europeans in the North, or that Caucasian Hunter-Gatherers descend from the line of David with J2 (it's in the bible), or that the random Norwegian who god-forbid has carried Q since the ANE is actually descended from Khan and the Mongol expansion (they totally fucked up Scandinavia), or that Greeks are actually Africans with E from Royal Black lines (they really were kings), or that Mongols carrying R descend from the Bell-Beaker expansion into Mongolia. Funny how irrelevant haplogroups become when you ONLY look at them with this type of thinking, forgetting their expansions are complicated, make little sense in some cases or are outright mysteries (not even including subclades). Just because one group carries a type of haplogroup, doesn't mean they descend from you or you descend from them. It's a gross way to attempt to overwrite a persons thought on self with this kind of dogma.
The R1b subclade in africans is related to middle east
Slavs aren't descended from Indians😂
As far as I know, there's only one clade of J2 that is "Semitic" and it's only Semitic in language. J1 and J2 are primarily Caucasian (both Indo-European and not, like Georgians). At some point, a clade of J2 started overtaking the Semitic E1b1 in the middle east, probably because of the Turks, who came into the middle east already heavily mixed with other steppe peoples, and perhaps even much earlier (gutians and kura-araxes)
j1 and j2 are chg and iran hunter gatherers haplagroups they spread in the western middle east in the calcholitic they displaced E1b1b G and t that was higher in the middle east the spread of j1 and j2 came from iran neolithic pre steppe input and pre turkic
I remember reading in the 1980s the book The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail. Among other things, the book claimed the Merovingian kings carried the bloodline of Jesus. It was a fun read and was rebooted in the form of The Da Vinci Code.
I read it as well
It was a fun book. Total bunk but a great read
Still have a copy on the bookshelf....next to the Bible 😅
Eric Hugh Montgomery doesn’t like da vinci code
@@Survivethejive I'm pretty sure Da Vinci wouldn't too 👍🏻
Mr. Rowsell, I remember reading up on your Grandfather, the Lieutenant. Are you named after him? You must be proud to be descended from such a historically rich and aristocratic family. Happy Yule!
It gets old when people try to make up our history about our people...Also...I like your point about Odin. He is a God.
Hail the One-eye
but originally was a human and they made him into a a mythical god. or he was a nephilim. because he has human lineage and descendants.
@@theCosmicQueenobviously he has some early societ origins, probably some chieftain, but that's basically making all gods like zues and hades subject to this sper
Good video. I will note that most studies seem to place Ashkenazi Jews at anywhere from 40-60% European (mostly Southern), so it’s anyone’s guess how much of their supposedly Semitic markers are even truly from there, or rather from Ancient European Farmer DNA that is quite prevalent in Southern Europeans.
Can you do a video debunking the "Danes = Tribe of Dan" nonsense? It should be easy enough but I'm stuck edging an aneurism every time it comes up
It isn’t necessary to debunk something so stupid
Yes. But were the studies accurate enough to show that the women were better raiders than the men?
lol
your french accent is very accurate
I had no idea he even is good at that!
You should hear his Irish traveler accent!
@@iberius9937is it good? Post a link.
@@maryhaddock9145 my grandmother came from france and his version of the accent is partially similar. really it's stereotype.
I’m predominantly of Scottish and Scandinavian decent and have the J and J2A halpogroup. Its sad to see the amount of the pseudo scholarship going on with respect to this topic. I recently saw a similar paper which claimed to link some of these halpogroups to the 12 tribes of Israel. The actual evidence was basically none existent..they mainly used out of context passages of scripture to deduce a group of people were descended from their favourite biblical characters despite linguistics, archeology, anthropology and DNA evidence showing the contrary!
Using scripture as historical source is a red flag
See the book, "When Scotland was Jewish." Based on Y chromosome studies of 12 central Tennessee "Melungeon" families. Indicates a huge influx of Jews into remote Scotland to escape persecution in Catholic southern Europe during the late middle ages.
Great video-very informative! I agree that the J2 Haplogroup found in Northwestern Europe derived from ancient Greek and Roman conquests and isn't exclusive to the Middle East. Eastern European countries had the gene for thousands of years, too.
Are we talking Norman Israelites? That’s silly. The dispersion of the lost ten tribes happened ages before the Vikings left Scandinavia.
"Ulvungar is another name for Ylinglingaette. This project is designed to link all surnames associated with one another that have a common male ancestor to various Dynasties such as Ylingling, Munso, Merovingian, Capetian, Robertian, Wolfing ect.
Our earliest DNA is from Ergolding ( 670 AD ), and links us to the Merovingian Dynasty without question through the work of Dr.Vanek and Koch."
a load of nonsense
I anticipated that the woke team might release a certain paper before you, perhaps titled 'Monty is an Arab.' Undoubtedly, they might utilize this finding in an article without acknowledging the sources like Yfull and ftDNA. However, these genetic databases assert that the J2 haplogroup has existed in Europe since the early Bronze Age, if not earlier, even extending back to the neolithic period. It's important to note that one's identity isn't solely defined by their haplogroup. Culture, heritage across various ancestral lines, and a set of personal values shape who we are. If haplogroups were the sole determinants of identity, then the R1b (R-V88) people in central Africa would speak admiringly of their pale European ancestors from Lepensky Vir.
Through my life there has been a kind of African who is oddly familiar. I never could figure out why and there are at least two myths on the topic. This may be the basis of one.
Thanks for the detail
Before Rome, the Greeks contributed to the spread of J2a, and prior to them were the Mycenaeans. There are numerous branches of J2a. The specific branch to which some of the Montgomerys belong is known as J2a-Z6055>Y14439. Interestingly, the sub-branch J-Z36834, which runs parallel to J-Y14439, appears in ancient sites in Greece among the Minoans. If you examine J-Z35788 on ftDNA, or J-Y16842 on Yfull, you'll notice that this particular branch diverged from others over 4000 years ago, during the Bronze Age. Therefore, theoretically, I could trace the path of the Montgomerys as follows: Mycenaean civilization - Ancient Greece - Rome - Gaul - Francia. Within the territory of Francia, in an unclear manner to us, one of them became part of the Norman elite. This might have occurred through dynastic marriages or through the demonstration of their own capabilities. In short, they have no connections over the last 4000 years with figures like Hammurabi, Ashurbanipal, and similar.
Biological determinism hasn't been this popular in years..
Well no.... Haplogroups simply aren't genomes...
Two completely unrelated people can share a haplogroup even though their genomes are very distant. Your R1b is a good example of that.
No, you don't magically become European via cultural heritage lol. That's antiwhite leftist territory you're entering there.
I am a significant amount of Irish background (50%) and ofcourse the rest is English and Scottish (lowlands mostly)… also American by citizenship. My last name is Norman but found mostly in Ireland or Irish Anglo-Norman (my great grandfathers parents were from Watersford). My haplogroup however is not Norman (Norse) or Celtic, but actually Anglo Saxon (I-Z63). Infact a large percentage of people who are Irish with my surname have the same exact haplogroup. This isn’t really a surprise when I looked up the local history of south east Ireland (the local language was Yola not Gaelic, which is a dialect of Middle English). In the Middle Ages a lot of English were brought over as mercenaries or artisans and workers. I traced my haplogroups journey from Northern Germany (where it is also common) all the way to England (some I-Z63 went east with the Goths and then south). To Wales and then to Ireland. It’s rare but not impossible to find the more Norse Norman haplogroups. The original de Poer was a Norman however 99% of his followers to Ireland were mostly Welsh, English and Flemish. I-Z63 is not a Nordic subclade but entirely continental Europe having branched off early from the Nordic I haplogroup.
I've seen you commenting on blackpill videos.
If you have the phylogeny for certain then your Y-DNA may well be Anglo-Saxon. But I1-Z63 is not at all exclusive to them and is also found among burials of Normans, Vikings, Goths, Franks, Lombards and many other historical groups. The only reason it's not considered "Scandinavian" is because it seems to have poured out of the Scandinavian peninsula entirely. It almost certainly came from Iron Age Jutland. The lads just wanted to GTFO I guess. Iirc it's one of, if not the most common branch of I1 outside of Scandinavia and dispersed throughout Europe.
@@OccidentalAryanI’m blackpilled lol… I like history and genealogy though.
@@dirksharp9876well in theory I-Z63 is pre Migration era (Bronze Age period) however I-Z63 branched off from the Nordic I’s and ended up in northern Germany. Its downstreams went east and west during migration era. I-Z63 though has been found basically everywhere the Goths, Franks and Anglo Saxons travelled. There are people in Italy, Spain, Portugal, England, Germany, Scottish lowlands who have it. It’s absent in Scandinavia though which is why I don’t believe it is Norman.
Also the part of Ireland my great grandparents come from was within the Pale which is historically the Norman/Old English part of Ireland. Yola the language spoken there is entirely related to Middle English (Yola was spoken up until the 18th century I believe). I can only assume the English migration to this part of Ireland was significant enough that it changed the local language from Gaelic culture to a creole English language (with some Gaelic influence).
@@dirksharp9876 You are right it’s basically a migration era however the downstreams that went east and west sort of determine your ancestors route. Originally I thought I was descended from the Normans until I took FTDNA full Y analysis. But the Normans also get Breton/Celtic associated haplogroups because some came from Brittany France.
It is shameful how agendas interfere with facts and studies about ancient times, cultures, science, archeology and irrefutable DNA.
This is very interesting as I had wondered about the Normans and if they were Celtic tribe(s) of some sort. Thank you.
Is Montgomery engaging in a kind of British-Israelism by other means?
What about the African heritage of vikings that I heard about on the BBC?
🤣🤣🤣
The Three Lions on England's football jersey are all named after French stuff. Rollo, Maine and Aquitaine.
Rollo the first ruler of Normandy is the great-great-great-grandfather of William the Conqueror( the progenitor of House of Normandy in England).
Charlemagne (King of the Franks) is the 9th Great-grandfather to William the Conqueror.
William had good breeding in him. But he had a lot to live up to.
Aquitaine do not have lion as coat of arms in my knowledge
Henry I, William I's son, married Good Queen Maud. Maud's father was Malcolm III (Canmore) who was descended from Kenneth MacAlpin, first King of Scotland. Maud's mother was Margaret of Wessex and she was descended from Alfred the Great. Henry I and Maud's daughter, Empress Matilda, was the mother of Henry II. So we've got William the Conqueror, Malcolm Canmore, Kenneth MacAlpin, Rollo, Alfred the Great and Charlemagne as the ancestors of Henry II; not a bad lineage, if you could get it.
As a Christian, this is interesting towards contributing to debunking the Anglo-semite apologetic. I know it's another issue but it is prolific and related. It is an old tired meme and I would be happy to put it to rest. Christians should embrace ethical universals, not ethnic apologetics, as the core of our religion. love your work, Tom, keep it up! Dream big, one day I hope you can have your own film studio and produce not just documentaries but feature-length films. hail victory
What is Anglo-Semite apologetics? I haven't heard of that one
@@aag3752People who say that Anglo-Saxons were the "true Israelites" and that they are named after Isaac's Sons, Danes named after Daniel etc. Pure horseshit stuff.
@@whityard Well you tagged the wrong person. But I agree.
Genetics is more important than philosophy.
Even by Middle Eastern standards, J2 is infamously not prominent in Semites compared to its J1 sibling. It's pretty much unmistakably a Caucasian haplogroup.
Shem came from the Caucasus, where Noah's ark settled. Jews have different dna from other tribes, and other semites as well.
I love Simon Webb's History Debunked channel (currently suspended for a week due to discussing Covid) but Survive the Jive truly does debunk the false history being told nowadays.
Survive the Jive doesn't talk about covid he sticks to early history so there is less controversy.
That French accent was spot on.
I’m Portuguese American and was surprised when my Haplogroup wasn’t R1b since that’s the most prevalent in Portugal, but showed I was a subclade of J2 called J-M319 which looks to be from Greeks living on the island of Crete. As well as Greek, I have some Sardinian mixed in there which was surprising. I know Lisbon was sort of founded by ancient Greeks but my family’s from the North of Portugal in Viana do Castelo and Braga which was predominantly Celtic and Suebi-Visigothic back then. I don’t consider myself particularly ethnic looking in appearance and most people would consider me white. I haven’t found a lot of documentation to read about JM319 so I feel a little left in the dark. Insightful video as always; I glean so much knowledge from your presentations, although I’m Christian of Anglican/ Episcopal tradition and not a pagan, I still find your exegeses really compelling and have learned a great deal about Pre-Romanized ancient Europe.
I'm in the same subclade, M319. I think my ancestor was a Norman. Pereira and Perry both overlap. Do you think there is a connection between the names through the Normans?
I'm Celtic. That's weird! North of Portugal is suppose to be Celtic especially Tras Os Montes. There's definitely more to this. I know about Jogo de pau by the way!
I'm north portuguese, cheers! Still have to do Y chromosome sequencing, but my autosomal DNA is 33% related to Celtic samples and 28% to iberian, as well as 10% Italic and 8% north African. Phenotypically I look central European, I live in Germany and people often think I'm German or French
The title of the video kind of scared me. I have Scoto-Norman ancestry on my father's side. Thank you for expounding upon that study.
Scared? wtf lol what were you scared of
I was surprised that so little research has been done, or made public, showing the Y-DNA haplogroups of Norman families. Did a "Big Y-700" test through Family Tree DNA and got a result for a R1b grouping that originates in Bronze Age Scandinavia, one (distantly) related to that of the Scottish Clan Dunbar.
Despite that, it's hard to say just when that Scandinavian R1b came to Britain and whether it was with the Anglo-Saxons, the Norse, or the Normans.
It would be helpful if more academic testing was done on Y-DNA at that 700 STR level. I'm assuming it's an issue of expense.
Most R1b arrived in Britain about 2,500 BCE with the Bell Breaker invasion.
Fascinating. I have been trying to trace my paternal line back to 1066. My family name is Culley, and I'm supposedly Norman, at least according to everything that my father's family has been saying for the last few hundred years. I've gotten back into the 1300s reliably, and based on land records I can see that my family can go back further, to 1066, but there are gaps. I can see Culleys living on the same lands as my ancestors, but once I go back into the 1200s I no longer know who specifically I'm actually descended from, I can just trace the family back, but not individuals. Once you go beyond the 1300s things get a lot less precise. Supposedly, I am descended from a companion of William the Conqueror, and based on the circumstantial evidence I have I think that's the case, but I cannot 100% prove it. I was unaware of these Y DNA tests, perhaps they can help me either prove or disprove my Norman heritage!
Anglo-Norman here, Keep up the good work Tom!
Thank you. I enjoy your work. Merry Christmas.
Why is it that people always try to link ancient Europeans to Semitic people?
Ancient semites were different from modern... get that through your head.
@@joaogrande8846 Yet everything about their behavior was the same back then as it is today if you read your middle eastern fairy tale book...interesting
@@joaogrande8846 I know. I’m asking why do people try to link the two?
@@joaogrande8846no
@@MW-W88 You're the one saying they are "trying"... maybe they really are and it's just being unveiled. Of course some may have agendas.
How do we know that some vestiges of J2a aren’t in France and England from the Neolithic period as you say or from the Romans I’m so glad you brought this up 👌🏻
Really enjoyable and enlightening. Thanks.
Excellent video Tom. Thanks for sharing your work and analysis with us.
Since I was a little girl, I've considered myself to be of Viking stock (what little girl doesn't want to be a Berserker or a Ulfhednar?)
I don't know, but my red hair, pale skin, and green eyes suggest to me that it's possible.
If they come for my perceived ancestry, I'm going full Jomviking!
Great video, as always.
Ireland has the most red haired people in the world. Then Scottish people are second.
Your red hair, fair skin and green eyes don't really suggest much at all
@@emissary_of_aldebaranI have family in the east coast of England and most people there have Scandinavian ancestry. Thanks to the vikings. And yes red hair is pretty common there too.
My guess would be your ancestors are African male and White female.
I have 13%DNA norman/viking Scottish blood and founded family in Scotland. I hope in the future we will have contact. Would love to meet them and learn new things about history.
Thanks for all your hard work in exposing these charlatans. I always wonder why people making origin story claims like this are never related to scullery maids or stable boys.
Another great comment! There seems to be a lot of decent chaps watching Survivd the Jive.
Thank you for conforming to my personal feelings of my own infallibility, because I'm the arbiter of all that is holy and good
Very secular 😂
Why is it all these people have to insist that everyone in Europe originated from outside of it? You don't see them doing that for anywhere else in the world.
Fun fact about J YDNA, earliest J1 and J2 were found in Caucasus Hunter Gatherers(Kotias and Satsurblia) rather than Natufian-like peoples. Mesolithic Iranian HGs who were also a cousin of CHGs had J lineages. So it's not Semitic or even proto Semitic in it's origin either. Highest concentration of J lineages are still in Caucasus even today, Ingushes who are similar to Chechens are like 90% J for example.
So are you saying that Europeans with e1b1b are semitic
@MoorFas-gy3dw Semitic, Indo-European, these are ethno-linguistic terms . Haplogroups represent geographical influences. They don't define races .When a certain haplogroup is more frequent in the genetic structure of a group of people , it means that they are mostly genetically influenced by the people of the location where the most ancient samples of that certain haplogroup was found . I can show you mongols with quite a high frequency of ra1a1 , that doesn't make them racially Caucasoid , cuz the south east Asian haplogroups with specific DNA codes determing their Asian appearance are dominant .
Well said.
@@Light_spot_ im replaying to his comment with a sarcastic comment
I know that haplagroups are a small part of your dna its mostly the autosomal dna that show how close populations the semetic populations in the levant mesopotami and arabia are a combination if 3 neolithic and mesolithic near eastern populations, the natufians + anatolian farmers + iran neolithic that shows affinity towards caucasus hunter gatherers, j1 and j2 spread from iran neolithic populations mostly in the calcholitic and the bronze they displaced lot of other native western Asian paternal Lineages in mesopotamia anatolia the levant and arabia haplagroups like e1b1b , g ,t ..... there was semitic people with e1b1b j1 j2 t and g
But i would say the early culture came from levant ppnb a combination of natufian + anatolian farmers in the neolithic they carried mostly e1b1b g and t
Note if you look deeper haplagroup R isn't even q western eurasian paternal lineage its eastern Asian it spreed into ane from eastern Asian males ane was a mostly western eurasian on the autosomal level but paternally eastern asians haplagroups like g and I are more western eurasian even j , E and DE are basal eurasian
@@MoorFas-gy3dw oh ,OK
For the Algo - did you know Bradford means broad crossing in respect to the Aire, britonic for strong river. A truly once great city, now, a cesspit.
I am Haplogroup J. It's Persian Royalty. next to E1b and R1A. I have the base codes.
I love videos like this. I don’t belong to any group of people mentioned in the video but it’s still interesting. Never quit UA-cam
All things aside, that thumbnail is hilarious.
Québec has the most descendants after Normandy.
I am R-Z2103 and paternal line is Norman. Supported by papertrail.
I've asked chat GPT how R-Z2103 could've ended up in the Norman population.
Haplogroup R-Z2103 is a subclade of the R1b haplogroup, one of the most common haplogroups in Europe, particularly in Western Europe. The presence of R-Z2103 in Normandy likely results from a combination of historical migrations and genetic drift.
1. **Indo-European Migrations**: The R1b haplogroup is closely associated with Indo-European migrations into Europe, particularly those of the Yamnaya culture from the Eurasian Steppes. The descendants of these populations played a significant role in the genetic landscape of Europe.
2. **Viking and Norse Influence**: Normandy has a history of Viking and Norse invasions and settlements, particularly during the 9th and 10th centuries. These groups came from Scandinavia, where R1b and its subclades were present. The integration and intermarriage between the Norse settlers and the local Frankish population could have introduced R-Z2103 into the region.
3. **Later Historical Migrations**: Throughout history, there have been various migrations and movements of people within Europe due to wars, trade, and other social changes. Any of these could have contributed to the dispersal of different haplogroups, including R-Z2103.
4. **Genetic Drift**: Over generations, certain haplogroups can become more common in a particular area due to random genetic drift. This process can lead to a higher frequency of specific haplogroups in some regions compared to others.
The genetic landscape of Europe is complex and has been shaped by multiple waves of migrations, invasions, and social changes over thousands of years. Therefore, the presence of R-Z2103 in Normandy is likely a result of these historical and genetic processes.
Then I asked what genetic studies supported the presence of R-Z2103 in Scandinavia. Here is a part of the anwser:
Yamnaya Intrusion in Denmark: A study on skeletons from the Neolithic Single Grave Culture (SGC) in Denmark found that the individuals did not display the typical early/middle Neolithic ancestry observed among other groups like LBK, TRB, and GAC. Instead, they genetically resembled Northern and Eastern European individuals post-dating the Yamnaya migrations, like those related to the Corded Ware Culture (CWC), Battle Axe Culture, and Unetice.
You might say Eric Hugh Montgomery wants to be a J2 or a J too.
Or he claims that a Norman went from a J2a Germanic, or a J too a Germanic.
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What is the name of this remix of Palastinalied at 9:29 ?
Claims to power tend to have a social dynamic and liniage , modern science can only reinforce ideas already cemented into culture. Dynasty an attempt to cling to that power.
Love this topic. My surname is Norman as well and because it’s a fairly popular name with a clear path to find my ancestors I was able to trace it back to the year 755 AD. I had to go through French ancestry pages which was a lot of fun. Lee - Leigh - De La Leigh - De vernerables - before this the names were different with every father and some don’t have last names I could find but had nicknames instead
If only the Anglo-Saxons hadn’t chased the Normans down that hill, things would be so much better today.
But... we wouldn't have even been born!! =)
Hold the line!!!! They thought they could make quick work of them. Should have listened to their leaders on that day, but what a force to be reckoned with worldwide was born out from the mixing of these peoples.
Re. the proportion of Norse vs French ancestry in the Normans, Matt Easton did a great video tracing the genealogy of William the Conquerer on his Schola Gladiatoria channel. It showed that, with all the marriages to indigenous French noble women, though William was Norse on his patrilineal line, and therefore Y-haplogroup presumably, he was probably only about 20% Norse overall/autosomally, and 80% French (though note that the margin of error was quite large due to a couple of unknown mothers). But an interesting result. It’s only a sample size of one. But a very important one.
I'm an American and my paternal line traces back to the lake district in the viking age. I have a clearly norse derived surname and my haplogroup is oddly E-V13. The section on J2 is interesting because it appears in the same populations that mine does. The roman connection may be the case for me as well. Other families from the same small area as mine have the same haplogroup and they could not have split later than 1200-1300 so a recent non paternity event isnt the explanation. E-V13 appears in ireland very scarcely and only in coastal areas which makes me think it may have spread during the viking age perhaps from the netherlands or denmark where it is somewhat more common than other parts of northern europe.
The CHG were both haplogroup G carriers and J carriers. J carriers split directions. Some moved to West Asia to mix with farmers ove there and other moved to Russia to mix with other hunter-gatherers were they formed the Yamnaya culture. Resulting In completely different ancestry. This is why there is no Yamnaya dna found In West Asians despite having CHG ancestry.
@@matrixxx3662 West Asian here. From Lebanon. We have lots of Yamnaya ancestry, from ancient times. (DNA verified). Especially from the Caucasians that make up our Canaanite dna (which is largely Caucasian). Not disagreeing with your main point, just saying that West Asians are not homogenous. Lebanese, however, are. We all have inherent European and Caucasian dna from the Bronze and Iron Ages.
@@aag3752 I watched a food documentary the other day from Lebanon and was thinking alot of people in Lebanon are very European looking.
@@aag3752 Thats more due to the Anatolian farmers which also is very common among Southern Europeans and Balkans. Also keep In mind that phenotype and genotype dosen't always go hand In hand. There was a time where dark hair and eyes was common among Proto Indo-Europeans and West Asians. Yet they were genetically very different from each other and still are. I saw a guy on UA-cam who scored very high on West Asian dna In Turkey.
He was naturally blonde. While some brown guy scored very high on European dna. This is because genotype and phenotype are not the same thing. Phonetic traits have very little Impact genetically. I have seen plenty of blonde kids with dark skinned parents In West and Central Asia. Its not uncommon. Their parents might have high steppe dna. But thats just proves my point about genotype and phenotype.
@@haraldsigurdsson1232 Celebrities like Nicolas Mouawad, and Mirva Kadi are a common look in Lebanon. But so is olive skin. We have a cool variety just like in other Mediterranean countries.
According to the genetic research, we most closely relate to other Mediterranean people. Most of all Greeks and Syrians. There's a common history there, especially from the Phoenician times onward.
I’m from northern France and I’m also I1. I would like to know if my paternal lineage is from the Franks, the Anglo-saxons or the Vikings but I can’t cause dna testing has been banned in France. Shitty laws trying to prevent the people from learning more on their ancestry.
Get out dude. Come to the states.
Great vid. I agree with your analysis, there's definitely a political agenda there. But if I may I'd like to give my *additional perspective* as well. First, I want to say something about the so-called *Semitic* people. There really is no such thing. There are Semitic *speaking* people who come from all kinds of backgrounds. Different ancestries. I'm a Lebanese person, so I'll use that as an example. We're not Semites. We descend from a Mediterranean population called the Phoenicians. They were effectively Canaanites who themselves were both indigenous and mixed with Caucasian populations from Anatolia and Iran; as well as southern Europeans from Greece and Sardinia. From them, we get our Eurasian Steppe Yamnaya admixture. And we also have European ancestry from the Bronze and Iron Ages, which alone accounts for 20% of our dna on average. Now, this is not to say we're Europeans. But it is to say that we're made up of the same 3 populations that make up Europeans, with the addition of indigenous Levantine DNA. Compare this to an Arab from the Arabian Peninsula, and you get a completely different result. They neither have Levantine DNA, nor do they have European or Caucasian ancestry. Egyptians and other North Africans have a different dna still. And Jewish populations are also different and varied. All of these Semitic speaking populations have different genetic makeups. And J2, while being popular in the Levant, is not the only haplogroup there. And in any case, it probably comes from the Caucuses. So given these factors of variation and multiple origins among Semitic speakers, there's really no such thing as Semitic dna.
You might use the phrase "Middle Eastern", but that again is about as specific as saying "North American." There is no homogeneity with the use of either "Middle Eastern" or "Semitic." Even the Levant is diverse today. Only the people of Lebanon and Western Syria are purely Levantine (unmixed with Arab or African populations). This is why the majority of us are white/tan skin, with light hair and light eyes--we get it from our Phoenician ancestors, who got it from their Caucasian ancestors. Europeans themselves have a small amount of Levantine DNA from Anatolian admixture. However, this does not make them Levantine people, because that's not the majority of their dna. And they're definitely not Semitic either, because that has no coherent meaning outside of language. So even if the Normans did have "Middle Eastern" origins (doubtful), they would still not be Semitic. As an aside, I personally don't place much importance on haplogroup, since it's just one of millions of our ancestral lines. But I agree with you that the researchers have not actually established a Middle Eastern origin; the paper is definitely fallacious. Just wanted to add this additional perspective from my angle.
Semite is a phrase that refers to the descendents of ancient babylonians, which would mean Indo-European race; proto Indo-Europeans would have tanned-beige to light brown skin color, black hair, skinny faces, large jaws, long skinny noses that had high nose bridges, dark brown eyes that were average in proportional size, average sized foreheads. A LOT of middle easterns and a LOT of dark haired europeans would both be descended from the same race. Is trying to separate yourself from the word "semite" so important to you? If so, why? What exactly does it accomplish?
@@starshield7 Lol no. Don't spread fantastical history.
@aag3752 Hebrews (who are semites) are documented to be direct descendents of ancient babylonians, and ancient babylonians are documented to be Indo-Europeans.....
Researchers found that proto Indo-European traits would involve black hair, high nose bridges, skinny faces with large jaws, average sized foreheads, dark beige to light brown skin color, dark brown eyes that were average in size. There are a LOT of dark-haired europeans with mixed variations of these traits.
@@starshield7 Back In the day everybody looked like that. The mutation for light eyes and hair hadn’t occurred yet. The Sumerians looked like that. And they were not semetic. One of the theories is that they migrated from Central Asia from modern day Turkmenistan. Not saying they were Turks. Their language is unknown.
@matrixxx3662 Hebrews are documented to be descendents of people living near Mt Ararat (which is in Turkey), and Hebrews have been described as semitic. I don't recall proof that every proto race looked like Indo-Europeans in each of their proto origins because if the theory of race mutation were true then the non-indoeuropean races would have had a slow transition from Indo-European to each of the other proto races, but the evidence shows that ALL non-indoeuropean proto races appeard ABRUPTLY, and were ABRUPTLY discovered by Indo-Europeans themselves, no transition between races, yet the concentration of each extremely different set of proto-racial-fenotypes in each different geographical location were extremely far away from the central middle origin point of the proto Indo-European beginnings on this planet. The ABRUPT appearances of the extremely different cultures of each race from each of those far away origin points (no evidence of transition between them) is another factor to address. It's like each proto race origin was alien compared to each other.
Other than that, Caen and Leicester's universities conducted a study called " The Viking DNA project " and, interesting fact, among the 58 first persons tested in Cotentin ( Cherbourg to Mt St Michel ), almost everyone had a great proportion of Georgian / Caucasus genes, which were likely to be carried in high percentage by Norsemen
Thanks again Tom for spreading truth in opposition to the unaware fascists
My ancestry is all British/Irish and Scandinavian, but my Y haplogroup is J2. I forget the specifics, but I remember that, based on the distribution of names/backgrounds of people with similar haplotypes, it is plausible that my Y DNA comes from Normans.