Almost everybody has a different line on where they would consider Whiteness to end. For example, I've seen some people say Turks aren't White, or that Northern Africans (because of Roman occupation and colonization) are. I'm pretty sure Nazi Germany believed Slavs were not White. I'm interested to know where YOU draw the line, because there is rarely a consensus reached, and I rarely if ever see this asked.
Just please don't start a flamewar in the comments, I don't wanna come back to this post and see a bunch of arguing. Keep it respectable.
[Genetics isn’t a matter of opinion.](https://i.postimg.cc/mLXxzzT4/PCA-Caucasoid.png) White is the band across the top and left.
Thing about the Amish is that they’re *really* insular. There’s a subpopulation in Pennsylvania who all have six (fully functional) fingers. Polydactyly is the *dominant* gene in humans, and since the Amish don’t often outbreed, once one family has it, eventually they all will. Where I live (different state), roughly 40 years ago, fully half the Amish in the area packed up and moved to Missouri. They *had* to, because they were running out of non-family members to marry and it was starting to give kids birth defects.
Most of the planet only has one ligament there.
It is only today that we are seeing a lot of the other tribes of Israel show up, so for nearly 200 years they were gathering almost exclusively blood-descendants of Ephraim.
Ephraim is a race. I believe that the Anglo-Saxons were heavily associated with Ephraim. Perhaps Ephraim found a home among them. I don't know.
You really should read the Bible.