Hitler 'had Jewish and African roots', DNA tests show

The London Telegraph ^ | August 24, 2010 | Heidi Blake

[2ndDivisionVet]

He wouldn't be the first or last self-loathing Jew. we see them at the pro-mosque rally and Gaza flotilla nowadays.

[mainsail that]

Skip the DNA test, we all have African roots

[True_Kon]

LOL.

[Ancient Drive]

If you go back far enough we’re all brothers from the same DNA tree, Adam and Eve.

[ConorMacNessa]

Ach du lieber - er war ein Untermensch!

Lamh Foistenach Abu!

[onedoug]

Well met, both.

[doc1019]

And yet more and more research indicates that Iran, Iraqi might be the site of the Garden of Eden. Wouldn’t that be a kicker ... the beginning of civilization happening in Iraq and the end of civilization happening because of Iraq? G-D has his ways.

[ntmxx]

So what are you trying to say here; it’s the U.S. of Africa, and we all can now stop playing the race monger game. Cause some want to be equal, some say they are equal, others say they are first while others say they are ahead of the game and La Raze says they’re the only race that counts./s

[Bringbackthedraft]

Schickelgruber, he vas a Joo, nothing noo.

[Moonman62]

"One can from this postulate that Hitler was related to people whom he despised,"

Hitler despised his own father, so that's true.

[dfwgator]

Hitler dug his niece, though.

[dfwgator]

Hitler dug his niece, though.

[cruise_missile]

Were they Kenyan roots?

[Bringbackthedraft]

Hmmmmmm, maybe the Joos were really Germans? Thank goodness, my ancestors settled on this planet from the great Ice Ship, and did not come from some native primate. LOL.

[yarddog]

Berbers were Caucasian mostly Celtic. That would not bother Hitler at all. I always wondered if this stuff about blond hair and blue eyes was a bit overdone since Hitler had black hair. I do think he may have had blue eyes tho.

[mainsail that]

Sorry but not everyone buys the garden of Eden theory. Looks like were “hanging out” in Africa long before we reached that area.

[PzLdr]

His family was from the Waldviertal[sp?], an area of what is now Czechoslavakia., and at one point the name was spelled Huttler, at another Heitler. Could well have been of Slavik origins.

[doc1019]

Sorry, as a Bible believer, I do. And I don’t consider the garden of Eden a theory I consider it fact.

[Kickass Conservative]

How is it we are finding out more about a Man that has been dead for 65 years than we know about the a Man that was recently elected President of the United States?