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devotech2 on scored.co
1 year ago12 points(+0/-0/+12Score on mirror)
Yall are real comfortable with throwing around the j word for people with literally no fucking proof whatsoever of jewishness. Even Hitler gets thrust into this "debate" from time to time with the same shoestring bullshit unprovable theories about alleged kikery.
From the horse's mouth (the people who have actually done the dna testing on his and his sons remains): "there are traits compatible with jewish heritage"
This string of words means literally nothing. It could mean anything whatever, if you consider that the entire jewish race is a mongrel one. It would be more damning if it said "traits compatible with Mongolian heritage" or something. But "compatible with jewish heritage" is a nothingburger sentence. There *is no* jewish race. He could have Slavic, arabic, whatever blood mixed in and it would easily give a false positive for jewish blood because jews share those traits.
Even his native Italian blood could throw in a red herring for Sephardic dna traits because Sephardic jews are mostly mediterannean. Dna testing is far from exact because it measures genetic affinities for a specific population. I myself did a dna test (I know, I know, it was before I was redpilled on where that information actually goes), and it said I was 50 percent anglo saxon english and polish, but that my brother was 50 percent northern german. These populations share genetic affinities for each other. Hence the fuckery. In reality, for both of us, its all of the above. The same thing happens with jews, by an absolute magnitude more because of how mixed they actually are. The most nordic, a10, hyperborean looking man on the face of the planet could get a positive for "ashkenazi jewish" due to the fact that ashkenazi jews share generic affinity with nords because of how mongrelized they are.
Plus, considering how high profile the man was, did you not consider that perhaps the Spanish authorities would have done some kind of testing on limpieza de sangre for Columbus? The testing wouldn't have been as tight as a modern genetic studies, to be sure, but the Spaniards were pretty damned good at finding conversos.
From the horse's mouth (the people who have actually done the dna testing on his and his sons remains): "there are traits compatible with jewish heritage"
This string of words means literally nothing. It could mean anything whatever, if you consider that the entire jewish race is a mongrel one. It would be more damning if it said "traits compatible with Mongolian heritage" or something. But "compatible with jewish heritage" is a nothingburger sentence. There *is no* jewish race. He could have Slavic, arabic, whatever blood mixed in and it would easily give a false positive for jewish blood because jews share those traits.
Even his native Italian blood could throw in a red herring for Sephardic dna traits because Sephardic jews are mostly mediterannean. Dna testing is far from exact because it measures genetic affinities for a specific population. I myself did a dna test (I know, I know, it was before I was redpilled on where that information actually goes), and it said I was 50 percent anglo saxon english and polish, but that my brother was 50 percent northern german. These populations share genetic affinities for each other. Hence the fuckery. In reality, for both of us, its all of the above. The same thing happens with jews, by an absolute magnitude more because of how mixed they actually are. The most nordic, a10, hyperborean looking man on the face of the planet could get a positive for "ashkenazi jewish" due to the fact that ashkenazi jews share generic affinity with nords because of how mongrelized they are.
Plus, considering how high profile the man was, did you not consider that perhaps the Spanish authorities would have done some kind of testing on limpieza de sangre for Columbus? The testing wouldn't have been as tight as a modern genetic studies, to be sure, but the Spaniards were pretty damned good at finding conversos.