Posted on 10/15/2018 6:17:51 PM PDT by aft_lizard
I'm on my phone so I can't really paste the article. In Warren's so called DNA profile released they used admixture results to determine Native American ancestry. The problem is, almost everyone in Eastern Europe can do that with similar results to Warren. https://dna-explained.com/2014/05/21/finding-native-american-ethnic-results-in-germanic-people/
Interesting article. The upshot seems to be that the Huns introduced Asian DNA to Eastern Europe. Same DNA that ended up in the Americas.
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As my dad use to tell us kids when we asked “where are we from”, his stock answer was “you’re mutts” (and we knew a mutt was a dog that was not a dog of any particular breed). We’d laugh, knowing what he meant, we needn’t be concerned about “where are we from”, just who we are.
Imagine the sweet irony if Fauxcahontas’ presidential campaign is razed in a fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan.
Lizzie is more likely to have Genghis Khan DNA than Cherokee DNA.
He wasn’t native American either. He was Italian.
For those not in the know, that famous “crying Indian” - Iron Eyes Cody - was actually Italian-American by the name of Espera de Corti.
You gotta love it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Eyes_Cody
Determining your ethnic ancestry using DNA analysis is a parlor game. It can help you decide whether you should buy lederhosen or a kilt, but beyond that it just serves a marketing tool for the DNA testing companies. This is especially true for ethnic groups that are not well represented in current databases.
The video between Pocahontas Warren and her Stanford Professor DNA Guru were very carefully scripted and produced to give an impression that her “results” proved Native American ancestry. It did nothing of the sort, it simply provided a range of probabilities, and the range was so broad that it was good enough to show that Warren is a Homo Sapien Sapien.
We are all related.
This is why your pregnancy doesn’t result in a litter of puppies.
I have family members on the Dawes Rolls.
Traceable.
And I am 1/8 Cherokee.
But when I took a DNA test it came back with 99% either Northern European or Scandinavian.
1% African from “North Africa”.
And I can trace my heritage back to two grandparents that were both 1/2 Cherokee. And my family origin is Oklahoma dust bowl. Both Maternal and Paternal lineage.
I think they just throw shit out there based on your name. And surname.
Now I know the goths were a nomadic people, traveling thousands of miles during the Great Migration. But I’m pretty damn sure they didn’t migrate to North America and have their way with the native wimmins.
Even the actual report skirts around specifics. Which markers? They don’t list. Which admixture calculator did they use? I don’t recall them listing. They showed a nice dot of her with other native groups, but didn’t show a dot of her with say far east asians. It was carefully crafted to appear more than it was. It hasn’t been that long since I studied genetics that I would forget such things. Unfortunately the msm wouldn’t be bothered to look further on this less they sink their golden girl.
Agreed. The DNA companies give you an overall reading of the major groups ...which you probably knew anyway, unless you were fantasizing like Liz Warren...and there’s a fringe area which holds a bunch of variably interpretable data. Not enough to build a resume or get special breaks on though.
Where did you get your DNA tested?
Yes, I knew he wasn’t native; that’s why I brought him to the table! And he is crying that this sh*t is still being played! Lol.
It was fascinating with my daughter of adopted lineage, though. She has a little bit of everything. It was kind of like a geographical history.
I’ve already read the scalding statement from the Cherokee Nation on this. I wonder if she will be forced to resign?
I thought he was from Heckawi Tribe.
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