IN the last article we discussed how ‘Y’ chromosome markers ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ and ‘E’ are the main branches of the human family.
These markers are associated with black people on earth and all races branched from the above stated groups.
Whites used to be ashamed of the fact that they originated from the blacks and even preferred to unscientifically hypothesise their origins from apes and evolution. The modern science of genetics proves that only species with 23 pairs of chromosomes can be classified as human.
These chromosomes and their make-up ensure humans have no fur or tails and walk on two feet and this has been the case since ancient times.
Monkeys, no matter how intelligent, cannot speak or write because of their chromosome make-up which differs and will always differ from humans.
The reality is, all men of different races came from the black race.
Today Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA) supports this notion and through assessing the paternal or ‘Y’ genetics of mankind, we shall uncover exactly where each race, which is not classified as black, originated from.
To do this, we must first understand a few things about genetics.
Human cells have strands of DNA inside each nucleus.
This comprises chromosomes which are 46 in number, with 23 coming from the father and 23 from the mother of each human being.
Males and females have a similar make-up, but what causes their sexes to differ is that males have a definitive ‘XY’ chromosome while women carry a ‘XX’ chromosome.
The ‘Y’ chromosome is passed down from father to son unchanged and the ‘X’ is passed down from mother to daughter unchanged.
Through these chromosomes, geneticists can trace mitochondria or maternal (X) ancestry and paternal (Y) ancestry in humans.
The findings presented here are from ‘Y’ chromosome gene pools of populations around the world and give a clear picture of how races sprang from each other. According to genetics, there are changes in DNA coding that rarely take place and cause Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP).
These may come by way of mutation and are responsible for the emergence of Caucasian white people in particular and also other groups with notable variations from their archetype; the black race.
Some of these SNPs, however, may have no physical effects on the phenotypes, but can determine allergies and other traits in humans.
It has now become possible to trace all the branches of the human family tree with the Khoisan or ‘Y’ chromosome ‘A’ (Adam) as our root.
The ‘Y’ chromosome markers ‘F’, ‘G’, ‘H’ and ‘K’ are found exclusively outside of Africa and east towards India.
These are the ancestors of the Caucasian white race, particularly ‘H’ and ‘K’. Members of ‘Y’ chromosome ‘H’ are the white-skinned Indians with straight hair and from them the Indo-European language group emerged.
History tells us there were blacks around Iran and India who crossed over the Caucasus Mountains to Germany after they were affected by albinism (vitiligo). These were known as Aryans and settled in Germany where they multiplied and returned as Germanic Barbarians.
These have pale skin, eye colour which ranges from blue, grey and green.
Their hair colour is brunette, blonde, red and so on.
The Aryans who returned to Central Asia inter-married with the blacks to form the mixed race people that now inhabit Syria, Iran and Iraq, among other countries. The Aryans who settled in India did the same, except for those who had xenophobic traits and successfully started a caste system that forbade miscegenation with the darker races.
This system is still evident in Hinduism which was tainted by a lot of Aryan and later Greek doctrines.
The ‘Y’ chromosome ‘K’ which comprises black-skinned, but yet straight haired Indians like the Tamil, is the ancestor of a ‘Y’ chromosome called ‘N’.
‘N’ is the father of most whites and can be found from Russia to the United Kingdom.
From ‘N’ came the marker ‘R1b’ which belongs to white groups such as the British, French and Germans.
This proves whites are descendants of straight-haired black Asians who were affected by albinism and these mutations were marked in their DNA through SNPs.
When a wooly-haired black man is affected by albinism, he is not confused with a Caucasian whiteman because he retains the Negroid attributes like kinky hair and broad facial features.
However, if a straight-haired Indian, like the Tamil, is affected by Albinism, he looks like a first generation Caucasian whiteman because this is how the whites emerged.
In the east, the ‘N’ (Caucasian) marker mixed with the ‘C’ (Mongol) to form ‘O’. The ‘O’ is the ‘Y’ chromosome marker of Southeast Asians like the Han who are found in China.
These retained Mongoloid features, but have lighter skin colour because they are part Caucasian.
‘R1a’ is common among the indigenous people of Syria, Iraq and Iran, but unlike ‘R1b’, it did not come from the Caucasian ‘N’ marker.
The two are related because as mentioned earlier, Caucasian whites are simply Central Asian albino communities that crossed the Caucasus Mountains fleeing from the scotching sun.
The mixed race state of the modern central and western Asians is owed to miscegenation with the white races that was practised many times in history, but particularly during the time of Alexander the so-called ‘Great’.
Black central Asians who settled in Africa in places like Chad also test positive to the ‘R1a’ marker.
Southern Europe comprises non-blacks, yet not entirely white groups.
These have reddish skin, black eyes and black curly hair.
They include Greeks, Italians, Portuguese, Spanish and some Jewish communities. These groups test positive to the Shemitic markers of ‘E1b1b1’ and ‘J’.
Scriptural history identifies these red-skinned Shemites as Edomites who were eventually known as Idumeans, Lacedemonians and Romans.
Edom’s red and hairy skin was recorded as peculiar and inferior to that of Jacob which was smooth (black).
This explains why the marker ‘J’ can be found in the Remba community of southern Africa, but can also be found in the descendants of Romans and some white Jews.
According to genetics, brothers will carry a similar ‘Y’ chromosome marker regardless of variations in phenotype.
Inter-marriage between black North-Africans of Hebrew origins and Germanic Barbarian and south European women led to the emergence of the mixed race people of North Africa.
Otherwise their black living ancestors can still be found and are identified as the original Berbers in those lands towards the south.
The descendants of southern Europe who invaded the Americas inter-married with the black and Mongol indigenous population to form the Latino community.
The ‘Y’ chromosome ‘M’ is found among oceanic blacks who assumed a distinct form because of climatic adaptation to their isolated environment.
In India, there are Muslim blacks called Siddhi, meaning ‘Lord’ in Arabic.
These are indistinguishable from Africans yet they may have travelled to India from Arabia.
They have a rare ‘Y’ chromosome marker called ‘LM11’.
This marker can be found in the Remba and Lemba community of southern Africa, attesting to the possibility that at some point in time, the Siddhi lived together with the Sabaean-Remba in Arabia; time enough to establish a common marker of LM11 in their DNA.
By these various groups, the world is currently inhabited.
We are all connected and are indeed members of one big family.
It is a shame, however, that the newest races that have emerged from our loins have turned against the black race which is the archetype of mankind.
While we possess God’s image and are truly children of the soil who lack nothing physically, many blacks have been convinced they are next to animals.
Genetics says otherwise and attributes the largest genetic diversity to the blacks of Africa, especially the Khoisan.