Hebrew Aboriginals in America

[Damien50]

Here’s where the ABOS loose me. They deny the connection to the African diaspora. Here’s where the ADOS loose me, (both really) they want to be the Egyptians, Nubians, Indians, ...when the truth of the matter is Africa consisted of different black tribes who most likely DO NOT share the same bloodline. Do to tribal differences i’m not sure where African Americans fit into the bloodline IF there is a connection. Which would make us ABOS. They all loose me with the titles. Just because you are black and already on the land don’t necessarily make you an Indian. It does not mean you do not share common dna with the African diaspora.

Just because you have black skin don’t make you an Egyptian. When I sum it all up the LOST TRIBES still seem fitting. Still lost & confused. You can sense the confusion in my post lol. Either way both sides annoy my soul a little.

Based on U.S.Census statistics, I gathered that the majority are probably aboriginal with less than a quarter being something else but slaves were traded between the Americas so they could be south central or northern

Native Americans are most likely from one or more of the ten lost tribes.

But they were decimated by the colonists because of warfare and plagues.

So Spain and Britain struck a deal with the Muslim slavehandlers in Africa and shipped over boatloads of strong Africans to work the plantations.

How did they bring 12 million slaves by sail boat and maintain enough provisions for the crew and the slaves?

Why would they bring foreign slaves with a foreign tongue to a foreign land to farm and work foreign land?

Is there a name for this deal?

 

[Damien50]

There is zero evidence to point to any kind of ancient Hebrew connection to the Americas. What’s presented is at best taken out of context and misunderstood or at worst out right quackery and fraud.

So you did watch it?

 

[Douglas Summers]

After watching the whole video it could be probable that a remnant of the twelve migrated or that lands and names and dates have been altered. I know there is a book about Jesus in America with the aboriginals but I can't remember the name. Based on the video, more aboriginals commonly referred to as blacks are truly the Hebrews rather than those living in modern Israel or even modern day Jews.

It is a made up story in the book of Mormons, which is a lie.

 

[Thunderian]

So how can we historically and through documentation verify the ancestry of the modern Israel Jew to confidently say that modern day British created Israel is true or false?

Israel wasn't created by the British, but if you're looking for verification that the Jews living there today are the same ones from two thousand years ago, there are a few ways we can tell.

Historical records and archaeological findings allow us to trace certain Jewish communities over the course of the last couple thousand years through to family groups living in Israel today.

Yiddish, the common language of Ashkenazi Jews, shows it's roots in Hebrew and Aramaic, and the influence of Slavic and Romance languages. It literally tells the tale of a people who came from Palestine and moved north toward and through Europe before settling.

Finally, DNA studies prove beyond a doubt that the Jews living in Israel, and around the world, are of middle eastern origin.

Here just a few examples of the science.

• Hammer, et al. conclude that the Y chromosome of most Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews contained mutations that are also common among Middle Eastern peoples, but uncommon in the general European population (source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2000). This suggests that the male ancestors of the Ashkenazi Jews could be traced mostly to the Middle East;
• The proportion of male genetic admixture in Ashkenazi Jews amounts to less than 0.5% per generation over an estimated 80 generations, with "relatively minor contribution of European Y chromosomes to the Ashkenazim," according to Hammer et. al. (source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2000);
• Two studies by Nebel et al. in 2001 and 2005, based on Y chromosome polymorphic markers, suggest that Ashkenazi Jews are more closely related to other Jewish and Middle Eastern groups than to their host populations in Europe -- defined in the using Eastern European, German, and French Rhine Valley populations (source: European Journal of Human Genetics);
• In 2004, Behar et al compared data from Ashkenazi groups in ten different European areas (France, Germany, the Netherlands; Austria-Hungary, Byelorussia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine ) with data from non-Jewish groups in seven different countries (France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Russia). They found that nine of the Jewish groups were similar, with low rates of admixture with non-Jewish groups, but that these Ashkenazi groups were closely related to non-Ashkenazi Jews and to some non-Jewish Near Eastern groups (Human Genetics, 2004);
• A 2006 study by Behar et al. based on high-resolution analysis of haplogroup K (mtDNA), suggested that about 40% of the current Ashkenazi population is descended matrilineally from just four women, or "founder lineages", that were likely from a Hebrew/Levantine mtDNA pool originating in the Middle East in the 1st and 2nd centuries C.E. Behar et al. suggest that the rest of Ashkenazi mtDNA is originated from ~150 women, most of those likely of Middle Eastern origin. (source: American Journal of Human Genetics, 2006);
• Medical studies of the DNA of various diaspora Jewish populations -- from Iranian, Iraqi, Syrian, Italian, Turkish, Greek, and Ashkenazi -- have shown them to all be close Middle Eastern kin (source: American Journal of Human Genetics, 2010); and
• Ashkenazi Levites paternally descend from an Iranian people, not from Khazars or Slavs, according to genetic evidence revealed in a study by Siiri Rootsi et al. (Nature Communications, 2013).

I did watch a good deal of the video, and I don't have a problem with the idea of some Jews ending up in North America. God promised he would scatter the Jews "among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other". That tells me there were Jews left to scatter, and present-day Jews aren't actually just some Syrians who decided to adopt Judaism for no apparent reason. The Jews who are in Israel today are prophecy fulfilled, as God regathers his people to redeem them, and to complete his plan for them.

 

[Etagloc]

Lol it’s just Christian Identity and British Israelism for black people and just as ridiculous.

Have fun if it makes you feel better though.

Lol it really is and I was actually already thinking that.

 

[Etagloc]

Notice that this stuff comes from YouTube.. not books.....

I was by the projects the other day and a very polite African-American man "informed" me about me being an Israelite....

I asked him how he came to this "discovery" (he was with the Hebrew Israelites)

he told it was YouTube.

I mean supposedly according to what I read in this thread, there is some Spanish source which proves whatever this theory is. What is the Spanish source? Please give me some books so I can look at them.

Ths kind of stuff spreads because people are intellectually curious but they are going off YouTube rather than books. And then people live their life based off stuff they saw on YouTube.

I have Spanish sources on the Spanish colonization. If you want to talk about Spanish sources, let's talk about Spanish sources. I would love to take a look and I'm genuinely interested in Spanish sources.

In all honesty, though..... if you want to know the history of Mexico or Latin America- you should go to Mexicans and Latin Americans. If I wanted to know Arab history, I would ask Arabs. Pretty much no one in Latin America believes in this stuff and it's mostly propagated by African-Americans.

No way am I trying to take shots at African-Americans or African-American history.

I know a lot of African-Americans are passionate about African-American history and I support that 100 percent. I know a guy who is really into African-American history. He had some stuff commemorating Billie Holiday and Malcolm X, for example. There's plenty of real African-American history to be proud of and to celebrate.

But African-Americans don't know Latin American history better than Latin Americans. Most African-Americans don't know Spanish. If you really want to know Latin American history, you have to know Spanish. A lot of the material isn't available in English. I mean just like for example, I would need to know Russian to really know Russian history.

I mean honestly... the world doesn't revolve around any one ethnic group. In all honesty, African-Americans and "Mexican-Americans" (I put that in quotes because I consider America to be a continent) are priviliged compared to their counterparts back home.

The thing that also bothers me about theories that African-Americans are not African is..... well I mean it's just ugly.

I mean I think it's not cool because what does it imply about African history? African-Americans are Africans (at least in descent) and always will be (at least in this life).

When people who really are African-descended deny their own roots and want to claim they're not Africans.... it's not a good thing.

I mean when the Hebrew Israelite guy told me I'm an Israelite and I saw the white-man-is-the-devil teachings I thought it was funny.....

but when I see Africans (I'm sorry but to be perfectly honest when I look at African-Americans I do see Africans whether it is PC or not) saying stuff against Africans like here

that was when I quit thinking it was funny.

Some of my best friends have been African-Americans but some of my best friends have been Africans as well. I honestly admire Africans and I have much respect for African cultures.

And honestly, when it comes to clash between African-Americans and Africans I overall do side with Africans. The African-Americans were kidnapped and had the white man's culture forced on them. I think the only answer for them is to reconnect with the Africans. The Africans kept African culture alive and I think African-Americans should reintegrate with their African counterparts- if not geographically I mean in how they think. In all honesty, I see African-Americans as often being Westernized Africans and I think they should dewesternize.

I remember something that made me sad..... I saw a really well-put-together black family, they looked very together and dignified.... and I was very surprised because where I live there are many African-Americans but I rarely see a strong African-American family like that...... but then suddenly they starting speaking and I realized.... they were African immigrants.

 

[Etagloc]

Where exactly does Malcolm X here claim African-Americans are aboriginal to America or that they are Hebrews?

If he really believed in that Hebrew Israelite stuff- why was he a Muslim?

"Please don't use the name of Malcolm X to promote this Hebrew Israelite stuff. Malcolm knew our roots was Africa. Misleading people won't help your cause."

"Malcom x was a Muslim. He did not give a crap about who was or who was not a Hebrew.......people will believe any crap that any idiot says on here."

"Malcolm X was metaphorically speaking ppl. He even says that we dont belive in the lies the white man has put in the bible unlike yall fake Israelites who believe the bible is bullet proof smh stop trying to twist this mans words with your own delusions"

Was he lying here? He clearly states that African-Americans are Africans who were brought to the US and insists African-Americas are Africans.

I mean he already knew he was going to be killed before he died and he was willing..... so why would he lie and why would he work for Pan-African causes and work towards Pan-African Unity and uniting African-Americans with Africans and why would he insist African-Americans were Africans and why would he have went to Mecca and became a Sunni Muslim...... Why would he have done all of that if he didn't believe African-Americans are Africans and were brought from Africa and if he believed African-Americans were Israelites?

and I mean where are the historical sources from 16th, 17th century, etc. where are the books where dissidents blow the whistle? where are the books from those periods detailing this stuff?

 

[Thunderian]

Where exactly does Malcolm X here claim African-Americans are aboriginal to America or that they are Hebrews?

If he really believed in that Hebrew Israelite stuff- why was he a Muslim?

"Please don't use the name of Malcolm X to promote this Hebrew Israelite stuff. Malcolm knew our roots was Africa. Misleading people won't help your cause."

"Malcom x was a Muslim. He did not give a crap about who was or who was not a Hebrew.......people will believe any crap that any idiot says on here."

"Malcolm X was metaphorically speaking ppl. He even says that we dont belive in the lies the white man has put in the bible unlike yall fake Israelites who believe the bible is bullet proof smh stop trying to twist this mans words with your own delusions"

Was he lying here? He clearly states that African-Americans are Africans who were brought to the US and insists African-Americas are Africans.

I mean he already knew he was going to be killed before he died and he was willing..... so why would he lie and why would he work for Pan-African causes and work towards Pan-African Unity and uniting African-Americans with Africans and why would he insist African-Americans were Africans and why would he have went to Mecca and became a Sunni Muslim...... Why would he have done all of that if he didn't believe African-Americans are Africans and were brought from Africa and if he believed African-Americans were Israelites?

and I mean where are the historical sources from 16th, 17th century, etc. where are the books where dissidents blow the whistle? where are the books from those periods detailing this stuff?

 

[Douglas Summers]

Historical records and archaeological findings allow us to trace certain Jewish communities over the course of the last couple thousand years through to family groups living in Israel today.

Hi Thunderian, I feel The prophecy of God to the Jews before their crossing into the Land of Promise in Deuteronomy 28:58-30:20, which describes their dispersion and It describes the holocaust (28: 63-68) and their return to their own land in the future. (Study Ezekiel 36:20-38) which has become true this day that started in 1948.

 

[Damien50]

Israel wasn't created by the British, but if you're looking for verification that the Jews living there today are the same ones from two thousand years ago, there are a few ways we can tell.

Historical records and archaeological findings allow us to trace certain Jewish communities over the course of the last couple thousand years through to family groups living in Israel today.

Yiddish, the common language of Ashkenazi Jews, shows it's roots in Hebrew and Aramaic, and the influence of Slavic and Romance languages. It literally tells the tale of a people who came from Palestine and moved north toward and through Europe before settling.

Finally, DNA studies prove beyond a doubt that the Jews living in Israel, and around the world, are of middle eastern origin.

Here just a few examples of the science.

• Hammer, et al. conclude that the Y chromosome of most Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews contained mutations that are also common among Middle Eastern peoples, but uncommon in the general European population (source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2000). This suggests that the male ancestors of the Ashkenazi Jews could be traced mostly to the Middle East;
• The proportion of male genetic admixture in Ashkenazi Jews amounts to less than 0.5% per generation over an estimated 80 generations, with "relatively minor contribution of European Y chromosomes to the Ashkenazim," according to Hammer et. al. (source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2000);
• Two studies by Nebel et al. in 2001 and 2005, based on Y chromosome polymorphic markers, suggest that Ashkenazi Jews are more closely related to other Jewish and Middle Eastern groups than to their host populations in Europe -- defined in the using Eastern European, German, and French Rhine Valley populations (source: European Journal of Human Genetics);
• In 2004, Behar et al compared data from Ashkenazi groups in ten different European areas (France, Germany, the Netherlands; Austria-Hungary, Byelorussia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine ) with data from non-Jewish groups in seven different countries (France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Russia). They found that nine of the Jewish groups were similar, with low rates of admixture with non-Jewish groups, but that these Ashkenazi groups were closely related to non-Ashkenazi Jews and to some non-Jewish Near Eastern groups (Human Genetics, 2004);
• A 2006 study by Behar et al. based on high-resolution analysis of haplogroup K (mtDNA), suggested that about 40% of the current Ashkenazi population is descended matrilineally from just four women, or "founder lineages", that were likely from a Hebrew/Levantine mtDNA pool originating in the Middle East in the 1st and 2nd centuries C.E. Behar et al. suggest that the rest of Ashkenazi mtDNA is originated from ~150 women, most of those likely of Middle Eastern origin. (source: American Journal of Human Genetics, 2006);
• Medical studies of the DNA of various diaspora Jewish populations -- from Iranian, Iraqi, Syrian, Italian, Turkish, Greek, and Ashkenazi -- have shown them to all be close Middle Eastern kin (source: American Journal of Human Genetics, 2010); and
• Ashkenazi Levites paternally descend from an Iranian people, not from Khazars or Slavs, according to genetic evidence revealed in a study by Siiri Rootsi et al. (Nature Communications, 2013).

I did watch a good deal of the video, and I don't have a problem with the idea of some Jews ending up in North America. God promised he would scatter the Jews "among all people, from the one end of the earth even unto the other". That tells me there were Jews left to scatter, and present-day Jews aren't actually just some Syrians who decided to adopt Judaism for no apparent reason. The Jews who are in Israel today are prophecy fulfilled, as God regathers his people to redeem them, and to complete his plan for them.

Thanks I've been reading through the links. Why the focus on Ashkenazi more than other populations?

 

[Damien50]

Notice that this stuff comes from YouTube.. not books.....

I was by the projects the other day and a very polite African-American man "informed" me about me being an Israelite....

I asked him how he came to this "discovery" (he was with the Hebrew Israelites)

he told it was YouTube.

I mean supposedly according to what I read in this thread, there is some Spanish source which proves whatever this theory is. What is the Spanish source? Please give me some books so I can look at them.

Ths kind of stuff spreads because people are intellectually curious but they are going off YouTube rather than books. And then people live their life based off stuff they saw on YouTube.

I have Spanish sources on the Spanish colonization. If you want to talk about Spanish sources, let's talk about Spanish sources. I would love to take a look and I'm genuinely interested in Spanish sources.

In all honesty, though..... if you want to know the history of Mexico or Latin America- you should go to Mexicans and Latin Americans. If I wanted to know Arab history, I would ask Arabs. Pretty much no one in Latin America believes in this stuff and it's mostly propagated by African-Americans.

No way am I trying to take shots at African-Americans or African-American history.

I know a lot of African-Americans are passionate about African-American history and I support that 100 percent. I know a guy who is really into African-American history. He had some stuff commemorating Billie Holiday and Malcolm X, for example. There's plenty of real African-American history to be proud of and to celebrate.

But African-Americans don't know Latin American history better than Latin Americans. Most African-Americans don't know Spanish. If you really want to know Latin American history, you have to know Spanish. A lot of the material isn't available in English. I mean just like for example, I would need to know Russian to really know Russian history.

I mean honestly... the world doesn't revolve around any one ethnic group. In all honesty, African-Americans and "Mexican-Americans" (I put that in quotes because I consider America to be a continent) are priviliged compared to their counterparts back home.

The thing that also bothers me about theories that African-Americans are not African is..... well I mean it's just ugly.

I mean I think it's not cool because what does it imply about African history? African-Americans are Africans (at least in descent) and always will be (at least in this life).

When people who really are African-descended deny their own roots and want to claim they're not Africans.... it's not a good thing.

I mean when the Hebrew Israelite guy told me I'm an Israelite and I saw the white-man-is-the-devil teachings I thought it was funny.....

but when I see Africans (I'm sorry but to be perfectly honest when I look at African-Americans I do see Africans whether it is PC or not) saying stuff against Africans like here

that was when I quit thinking it was funny.

Some of my best friends have been African-Americans but some of my best friends have been Africans as well. I honestly admire Africans and I have much respect for African cultures.

And honestly, when it comes to clash between African-Americans and Africans I overall do side with Africans. The African-Americans were kidnapped and had the white man's culture forced on them. I think the only answer for them is to reconnect with the Africans. The Africans kept African culture alive and I think African-Americans should reintegrate with their African counterparts- if not geographically I mean in how they think. In all honesty, I see African-Americans as often being Westernized Africans and I think they should dewesternize.

I remember something that made me sad..... I saw a really well-put-together black family, they looked very together and dignified.... and I was very surprised because where I live there are many African-Americans but I rarely see a strong African-American family like that...... but then suddenly they starting speaking and I realized.... they were African immigrants.

The intent of the thread wasn't Hebrew Israelite movement. Did you watch the video or just read comments and have verbal diarrhea lol? In the video he post links to all the books he references. It's easier to have a conversation without me giving a shitty summary when you could just watch it and see what was being presented without jumping to conclusions when you weren't even aware of the content in the video to know that he posted sources.

 

[Damien50]

It is a made up story in the book of Mormons, which is a lie.

I had heard of the book several times but never cared enough to read it.

 

[Serveto]

Lol it’s just Christian Identity and British Israelism for black people and just as ridiculous.

What, may I ask, is the "it" here in question? Are you, for instance, primarily taking issue with the notion, stated or implied, that black people are the "true" Hebrews and Jews are impostors, an idea I reject as well, by the way, or are you suggesting that black people (and whites of Christian Identity and British Israelism) cannot be "lost tribal" members? Please clarify.

I have studied so called "Christian Identity" and consider it seriously misguided. Then again, their ideas, it seems to me, are an inversion, imitation or perhaps parody of present day far right Zionism as it takes national form in what I consider to be the increasingly racist, "ultranationalist" State of Israel. At least my government isn't funding Christian Identitarians. Sometimes I think a study of the Bible, at least large parts of it, is little more than a gloss, a trip into tribal and racial supremacy, and that with the supposed sanction of what many people call God.

With this said, I haven't watched the video in the op. I am just trying to clarify some of the points at issue thus far forming in the thread.

 

[Colonel Valerio]

What, may I ask, is the "it" here in question? Are you, for instance, primarily taking issue with the notion, stated or implied, that black people are the "true" Hebrews and Jews are impostors, an idea I reject as well, by the way, or are you suggesting that black people (and whites of Christian Identity and British Israelism) cannot be "lost tribal" members? Please clarify.

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Yeah black people aren’t Hebrew, the groups of Jews that exist today have middle eastern origins through DNA testing whether people like it or not. It’s a shame really it’s the result of systemic oppression that drives people to find meaning by claiming to be the real chosen people of the God that has oppressed them for centuries.

I don’t believe in anyone claiming to be “lost tribe” members, anymore than I believe the Bible to be accurate in terms of Earth’s populations. The Jews themselves are just Canaanites with a different religion and slightly different cultural practices. For example the only thing that separates a Jewish archaeological sight from a Canaanite is an absence of pig bones.

While some of us ( even a lot of us )may have Jewish ancestry due to Jews living in so many different places throughout history, no one group of people is the “real lost hidden Jews”.

I have studied so called "Christian Identity" and consider it seriously misguided. Then again, their ideas, it seems to me, are an inversion, imitation or perhaps parody of present day far right Zionism as it takes national form in what I consider to be the increasingly racist, "ultranationalist" State of Israel. At least my government isn't funding Christian Identitarians. Sometimes I think a study of the Bible, at least large parts of it, is little more than a gloss, a trip into tribal and racial supremacy, and that with the supposed sanction of what many people call God.

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I don’t disagree agree with you. Zionism is ethno-Nationalism for Jews.

The Old Testament in its entirety is a cultural supremacist collection of myths not a one which is historically accurate.

Edit : I feel I should add that every person on this planet from the farthest north European to the Chinese has African DNA, and that includes “Hebrews”

 

[TokiEl]

Reading about the Atlantic slave trade... the enslaved before being shipped to their destination were kept in large forts called factories.


None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free - Goethe

 

[Karlysymon]

Long video but informative with sources and the like. @KoncreteMind you may be right
@Karlysymon @Serveto

If the conclusions in this video are true, who are we sending billions in aid to, who died in the holocaust, who really runs media, why isn't modern day Israel spanning the same land as biblical Israel?

Hey @Damien50
I will muster a response after watching the video.

 

[DavidSon]

Notice that this stuff comes from YouTube.. not books.....

I was by the projects the other day and a very polite African-American man "informed" me about me being an Israelite....

I asked him how he came to this "discovery" (he was with the Hebrew Israelites)

he told it was YouTube.

I mean supposedly according to what I read in this thread, there is some Spanish source which proves whatever this theory is. What is the Spanish source? Please give me some books so I can look at them.

Ths kind of stuff spreads because people are intellectually curious but they are going off YouTube rather than books. And then people live their life based off stuff they saw on YouTube.

I have Spanish sources on the Spanish colonization. If you want to talk about Spanish sources, let's talk about Spanish sources. I would love to take a look and I'm genuinely interested in Spanish sources.

In all honesty, though..... if you want to know the history of Mexico or Latin America- you should go to Mexicans and Latin Americans. If I wanted to know Arab history, I would ask Arabs. Pretty much no one in Latin America believes in this stuff and it's mostly propagated by African-Americans.

No way am I trying to take shots at African-Americans or African-American history.

I know a lot of African-Americans are passionate about African-American history and I support that 100 percent. I know a guy who is really into African-American history. He had some stuff commemorating Billie Holiday and Malcolm X, for example. There's plenty of real African-American history to be proud of and to celebrate.

But African-Americans don't know Latin American history better than Latin Americans. Most African-Americans don't know Spanish. If you really want to know Latin American history, you have to know Spanish. A lot of the material isn't available in English. I mean just like for example, I would need to know Russian to really know Russian history.

I mean honestly... the world doesn't revolve around any one ethnic group. In all honesty, African-Americans and "Mexican-Americans" (I put that in quotes because I consider America to be a continent) are priviliged compared to their counterparts back home.

The thing that also bothers me about theories that African-Americans are not African is..... well I mean it's just ugly.

I mean I think it's not cool because what does it imply about African history? African-Americans are Africans (at least in descent) and always will be (at least in this life).

When people who really are African-descended deny their own roots and want to claim they're not Africans.... it's not a good thing.

I mean when the Hebrew Israelite guy told me I'm an Israelite and I saw the white-man-is-the-devil teachings I thought it was funny.....

but when I see Africans (I'm sorry but to be perfectly honest when I look at African-Americans I do see Africans whether it is PC or not) saying stuff against Africans like here

that was when I quit thinking it was funny.

Some of my best friends have been African-Americans but some of my best friends have been Africans as well. I honestly admire Africans and I have much respect for African cultures.

And honestly, when it comes to clash between African-Americans and Africans I overall do side with Africans. The African-Americans were kidnapped and had the white man's culture forced on them. I think the only answer for them is to reconnect with the Africans. The Africans kept African culture alive and I think African-Americans should reintegrate with their African counterparts- if not geographically I mean in how they think. In all honesty, I see African-Americans as often being Westernized Africans and I think they should dewesternize.

I remember something that made me sad..... I saw a really well-put-together black family, they looked very together and dignified.... and I was very surprised because where I live there are many African-Americans but I rarely see a strong African-American family like that...... but then suddenly they starting speaking and I realized.... they were African immigrants.

Books? Books?! This is the bibliography of one book and a blog lol. I respect a lot of what you investigate but on this subject I'm sorry you aren't educated.

Adam s, W i l l i a m Y. N u b i a : C o r r i d o r A f r i c a . P r i n c e t o n , N J : P r i n c e t o n Univ.
Press, 1984.
B e a r d s l e y , G r a c e M. I h g N e g r o i n G r e e k an d R o m a n C i v i l i z a t i o n . N e w York:
Ru s s e l l a n d R u s s e l l , c. 1 9 2 9 , 1967.
B e n - J o c h a n n a n , Y o se f. A f r i c a : M o t h e r o f W e s t e r n C i v i l i z a t i o n . B a l t i m o r e , MD B l a c k C l a s s i c Press, c. 1 9 7 1 , 1988.
A f r i c a n O r i g i n s o f i h g M a j o r W e s t e r n R e l i g i o n s . N e w York: A l k e b u - L a n
Be n s o n , Peter. B l a c k O r p h e u s . T r a n s i t i o n a n d M o d e r n C u l t u r a l A w a k e n i n g in A f r i c a . B e r k e l e y : Univ. o f C a l i f o r n i a P r es s, 1986.
B e r n a l , M a r t i n G. B l a c k A t h e n a : T h e A f r o -A s i a t i c R o o t s o f C l a s s i c a lC i v i l i z a t i o n Vol I. Lo n d o n : F r e e A s s o c i c a t i o n B o o k s , 1987.
--. C a d m e a n L e t t e r s :T h e T r a n s m i s s i o n o f i h g A l p h a b e t i n A e g e a n an d F u r t h e r W e s t B e f o r e 1 4 9 9 B.£. W i n o n a Lake, WI: E i s e n b r a u n s , 1990.
C a d m e a n L e t t e r s :T h e W e s t w a r d D i f f u s i o n o f S e m i t i c A l p h a b e t B e f o r e 14 00 B.£. W i n o n a Lake, WI: E i s e n b r a u n s , 1988.
Blyden, Edward W. West Africa Before Europe. London: C.M. Phillips
B u r s t e i n , S t a n l e y Maye r. G r a e c o -A f r i c a n a S t u d i e s I n i h g H i s t o r y p f G r e e k
R e l a t i o n s I n E g y p t and N u b i a . N e w R o c h e l l e , NY: A D C a r a t z o s , 1995.
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[DavidSon]

So a light skinned Turkish people somehow lived among Afro-Asiatics 10 thousand years ago? Yeah... whatever helps you sleep at night.

Staying with the topic of the Americas:
The Black Presence in America Before Columbus
(Professor Van Sertima is the leading author on this subject)

"In a world accustomed to suppressing, distorting, ignoring or denying the achievements of Black Africans it is difficult to accept the historical paradigm shift mandated by the evidence presented here. For, whether we accept the facts or not, Jairazbhoy appears to have been right when he wrote: 'The black began his career in America not as slave but as master.'"

 

[KoncreteMind]

Long video but informative with sources and the like. @KoncreteMind you may be right

Well its not about being "right" but finding, understanding, and believing the truth. I've seen the detractors, but I havent seen ONE person actually address the contents the video presented. In the first 1 minute the guy is already reading out of a book, and someone comes in here and says that this info isnt in books but is only on youtube lol. Thats the level of cognitive dissonance that comes with people who dont want to understand that the whole western world was built off of the theft,murder, oppression, and enslavement of HEBREWS. Thats not an indictment of anyone today, as long as they dont keep pushing that goal forward. In the bible it says that EVERY historical superpower (that they tell us about that is)oppressed Hebrews. Babylon, Egypt, Greece, Rome etc... So who did America/The UK thieve from, murder, oppress and enslave to get all that they got and to get to the position they have in the world? Of course so called black people.

Here are Hebrew Artifacts found in America...

Los Lunas Decaloguie Stone

Spoiler

The Los Lunas Decalogue Stone is a large boulder on the side of Hidden Mountain, near Los Lunas, New Mexico, about 35 miles (56 km) south of Albuquerque, that bears a very regular inscription carved into a flat panel.[1] The stone is also known as the Los Lunas Mystery Stone or Commandment Rock. The stone is controversial in that some claim the inscription is Pre-Columbian, and therefore proof of early Semitic contact with the Americas.

Newark Holy Stones

Spoiler

The Newark Holy Stones refer to a set of artifacts allegedly discovered by David Wyrick in 1860 within a cluster of ancient Indian burial mounds near Newark, Ohio, now generally believed to be a hoax. The set consists of the Keystone, a stone bowl, and the Decalogue with its sandstone box. They can be viewed at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Coshocton, Ohio.[1][2] The site where the objects were found is known as The Newark Earthworks, one of the biggest collections from an ancient American Indian culture known as the Hopewell that existed from approximately 100 BC to AD 500

Bat Creek Stone

Spoiler

The Bat Creek Stone was professionally excavated in 1889 from an undisturbed burial mound in Eastern Tennessee by the Smithsonian's Mound Survey project. The director of the project, Cyrus Thomas, initially declared that the curious inscription on the stone were "beyond question letters of the Cherokee alphabet." (Thomas 1894: 391:4)
In the 1960s, Henriette Mertz and Corey Ayoob both noticed that the inscription, when inverted from Thomas's orientation to that of the above photograph, instead appeared to be ancient Semitic. The late Semitic languages scholar Cyrus Gordon (1971a, 1971b, 1972) confirmed that it is Semitic, and specifically Paleo-Hebrew of approximately the first or second century A.D. According to him, the five letters to the left of the comma-shaped word divider read, from right to left, LYHWD, or "for Judea." He noted that the broken letter on the far left is consistent with mem, in which case this word would instead read LYHWD[M], or "for the Judeans."

Hebrew scholar and archaeologist Robert Stieglitz (1976) confirmed Gordon's reading of the longer word, and identifed the second letter of the shorter word as a qoph. Mertz (1964) herself had first proposed that the first letter is a (reversed) resh. The main line would then read RQ , LYHWD[M], i.e. "Only for Judea," or "Only for the Judeans" if the broken letter is included.

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob's name on Pinnacle Mountain in Connecticuit

Spoiler

Then theres the guy (Harry Hubbard) who claimed to have found Alexander the Great's tomb in Little EGYPT, Illinois. Then theres the Egyptian artifacts claimed to have found by Russell Burrows around the same area. Then the Egyptian artifacts of Zaphnath (i.e. Joseph- Genesis 41 45)found in the Grand Canyon by the Smithsonian in the early 1900's. Then theres what seems like old pyramids in the Grand Canyon themselves

I could even get into how Christopher Colombus said he was on a "quest to conquer the holy city/land" before coming to America. Or how James Adair spent time with "native" Americans and said that they had customs like the Jews. Or how Arron de Montezinos said the same of indigenous people in South America. Or Isaac Roberdeaux drawing a Native American mound that had Hebrew symbols on it. The list really goes on and anybody that can look at the list and still say "theres nothing to see here" isnt being honest with theirselves....

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[Douglas Summers]

I had heard of the book several times but never cared enough to read it.

When I was searching for the Truth, I read several books. I was going to join the Mormons, but God drove them away from me.