Thread by @TerrinaMajnoona

I thought about these goofballs when I learned about that ancestor the other day & traced them back to the King of England. Those lines I could trace on that ancestry site to around 500. Obviously the only reason it was possible was because of the royal >

https://twitter.com/Eve_Barlow/status/1315353071027851265?s=19

family being in there & so there's a historical record they could access to have that information. By around 500 I'd clicked thru what started as Scottish ppl, then thru "English" ppl marrying various members of European royal families, some crusaders, then they became French >

for a while, then Welsh or whatever that was back then (Gaelic?). Dozens and dozens of generations, i dont know how many ppl. And this was "only" about 1500 years back. Most of us can't tell you for certain where our hundreds of ancestors who were alive 3000 years ago were >

exactly. We may be able to roughly estimate what percent of them were somewhere in Europe, if another percent were on this continent as any of the indigenous ppls to this land, we may know that some or most were somewhere in Africa....this is the best almost anyone can do >

with regard to where their ancestors were 3000 years ago. A lot happens over 3000 years. As I was looking at those names of ppl from 1500 years ago that were ostensibly my ancestors I also knew that, let's be real, for a number of reasons they may not actually be my blood >

ancestors. Paternity, for one thing. Adoption. Who knows whats happened over thousands of years. But even though I have what apparently is "proven" ancestry that was in Wales around 1500 years ago, ive never thought a single thing about Wales. Lol I'm still not particularly >

interested. Nothing. Its so far back & so "diluted", im not really connected to those ppl. There are strangers alive right now ive never met that i "share more DNA with".

1500 years ago was an extremely long time ago as far as who was alive then that is in my line of ancestry. Its meaningless beyond something to do to distract me for a day. And even knowing that information still I couldn't tell you for sure where any of my ancestors were 3000>

years ago. That's another 1500 years, anything could have happened.

As Zionists love abusing language its no surprise that they abuse the word indigenous. But this one in particular is a wild & so far off base. This is not at all "indigenous".

From what I understand there were some indigenous Palestinian families who were Jewish in the early 20th century. My recollection about them is that they didnt stay after 1948. I dont know what happened to them.