Elizabeth Warren gets a DNA test

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I would argue that the test is not valid since it was done by a private individual. Also it says it could be one ancestor up to 10 Generations back. If you count the amount of ancestors you have going back 10 (edit, thats 20 generations, im working night shift and brain is in a full time fog) generations there are over 1 million ( its 1024 for 10 gens).
 
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If you go far enough back, all the way back to the beginning of mankind. Most people probably have something that could be called "native american" in their DNA.
The people that first stepped foot on american soil came from somewhere.
The only difference between prehistoric northern asians and native americans is that the later walked over the lamd bridge.
So, a scientist could make a correlation between eastern european/chinease and native american.
If you go far enough back, alot ofvery white people have some african and even Neanderthal ancestors.
 
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I hope this bitch keeps this up.

Tell you what, do a small family tree. Pretty easy to do.

Show the American People exactly who your people are and where they are from.

Go ahead, I'll wait.

On my fathers side of the family, I can show all Great Grandparents, by name and location, of 9 generations. Some of the branches, I can show back to the year 776. Yeah, that far back. Paperwork to back it up. Go ahead Warren, do a tree and show all of us.

I do not give a rats ass what she is, Injun or pure white. Means nothing at all to me. I do not like the fact that she is spouting off at the mouth about what she is not.
 
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I wonder if she feels embarrassed about it. Or maybe she always knew she was lying about this keneage.

Some official for the Cherokee nation called it a load of nonsense. She isn’t like Rachel what’s her face claiming to be black.
 
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Suffice to say we'd not hear of this if she didn't have it coming back showing she has no native american ancestry.

It turns out that between 6-10 generations ago, or ~200 years ago, somebody in her blood line was native american.

She is treating this as a win, but the test says she is between 1/32 and 1/512 native american.
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90% of this people on these latitudes has a mixed genetic profile.
Warren has mental issues.
 
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Not really one of those "Celt" people. More of the Viking kind of guy. Wasn't it the Vikings out of Norway that kicked Celt arse on a regular basis?
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Two different things. The celts precede the largest viking kingdoms and even the Norse by 1K years. you are talking about 120 larger communities spread all over the north atlantic from norther portugal, northern spain, england, Ireland, North France and vs. Scandinavia and Norway.
 
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Not really one of those "Celt" people. More of the Viking kind of guy. Wasn't it the Vikings out of Norway that kicked Celt arse on a regular basis?
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Oh boy. You know GP the Vikings were Celtic too. Even the Saxons which were really the Viking fodder in Britain came from northern Germania and Denmark. The Celtic tribes originated in Germania and pushed north and east way back in BC times.
 
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pjzwtl said:
Oh boy. You know GP the Vikings were Celtic too. Even the Saxons which were really the Viking fodder in Britain came from northern Germania and Denmark. The Celtic tribes originated in Germania and pushed north and east way back in BC times.
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Yeah, yeah...


The original Vikings were Nordic (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Greenland, The Faroe Islands and The Aland Islands).

However, many of the earliest Viking settlements conquered by Vikings were Celtic (Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornall and Brittany) and Slavic (Eastern Europe / Russia). How much of an impact did the Vikings have on these countries? Check out our articles about Scottish Vikings, Irish Vikings, and the Rus of Kiev and the Varangians..


I am part of the Original ones.
 
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They picked on monasta
GOPerfect said:
Not really one of those "Celt" people. More of the Viking kind of guy. Wasn't it the Vikings out of Norway that kicked Celt arse on a regular basis?
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They picked on monasteries mostly, you know. The unarmed religious types. ;)

The romans never had success in Scotland or Ireland. It was just England really, but the original people there were Celts too.
 
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Yeah, yeah...


The original Vikings were Nordic (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Greenland, The Faroe Islands and The Aland Islands).

However, many of the earliest Viking settlements conquered by Vikings were Celtic (Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornall and Brittany) and Slavic (Eastern Europe / Russia). How much of an impact did the Vikings have on these countries? Check out our articles about Scottish Vikings, Irish Vikings, and the Rus of Kiev and the Varangians..


I am part of the Original ones.
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Yeah, yeah...


The original Vikings were Nordic (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Greenland, The Faroe Islands and The Aland Islands).

However, many of the earliest Viking settlements conquered by Vikings were Celtic (Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornall and Brittany) and Slavic (Eastern Europe / Russia). How much of an impact did the Vikings have on these countries? Check out our articles about Scottish Vikings, Irish Vikings, and the Rus of Kiev and the Varangians..


I am part of the Original ones.
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i could talk about this stuff for ages. The original vikings were called reindeer people because they were a germanic people that followed the reindeer herds into what we now call Scandinavia. To be a viking was more of a culture thing than a genetic thing, although most of these people have DNA that starts with R1a. Most celtic people have their dna start with R1b, and to be celtic is also a culture thing more than a genetic thing, but like the vikings the culture has defined the people. Both of these groups are the children of the original people from central eurasia and they belong to R1, and then it goes back further and further. The vikings lived in a harsh environment and in an effort to survive and find fertile farming land they started traveling around where they could reach and that also led to raiding. They had plenty of settlement around the coasts of Ireland, Scotland, and all the way down to Sicily. Normandy in France is one place that they are known for and Normandy is taken from Northmen (which is another name they were called). They never conquered the Celtic nations, but they did have settlements and ultimately became absorbed into the native society (this is why I have a small branch of Viking dna in my heritage).
 
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Celt said:
i could talk about this stuff for ages. The original vikings were called reindeer people because they were a germanic people that followed the reindeer herds into what we now call Scandinavia. To be a viking was more of a culture thing than a genetic thing, although most of these people have DNA that starts with R1a. Most celtic people have their dna start with R1b, and to be celtic is also a culture thing more than a genetic thing, but like the vikings the culture has defined the people. Both of these groups are the children of the original people from central eurasia and they belong to R1, and then it goes back further and further. The vikings lived in a harsh environment and in an effort to survive and find fertile farming land they started traveling around where they could reach and that also led to raiding. They had plenty of settlement around the coasts of Ireland, Scotland, and all the way down to Sicily. Normandy in France is one place that they are known for and Normandy is taken from Northmen (which is another name they were called). They never conquered the Celtic nations, but they did have settlements and ultimately became absorbed into the native society (this is why I have a small branch of Viking dna in my heritage).
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All day long I can talk about this. They all a very interesting life in a very interesting time.
 
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HOLY SHIT!!! I just got my results back from the same place she got her test done ..... turns out I have lyme disease. Who'd have thunk it??

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