Category Archives: Central Asians

Two New Caucasian Races Created

The Races of Man post is still being updated. Recently, I spit out the Hunza and Tajik from the West Asian race and created two new races based on them. The relevant paper is here. The first grouping includes the … Continue reading

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The Difference Between Phenotypical Race and Genetic Race

A commenter asks me some questions about my races of man post. I believe that a bit more changes are necessary to be made to the race classifications you have here Robert. I believe that the Garos, Nicobarese, Negritos (Orang … Continue reading

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The Whites of Asia

From the Pastmist site. It’s in French, but you can muddle through. A truly amazing site with a wealth of photos showing very European looking natives from all around the Central and South Asia region. Areas covered include Afghanistan, Tajikistan, … Continue reading

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The Aryans of Asia

Here are some comments from a recent post. My remarks will follow. “How do you account then for the genetic divide between Indian Caucasoids and Australoids? Given that archeological evidence has revealed the Harrapans to be Dravidian, where did the … Continue reading

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More Lies of the Hindus

I’m really starting to despise Hindus. They seem like they are some of the worst people on Earth. Once they quit telling so many damned lies, I might start liking them more. Here is an excerpt from a recent appalling … Continue reading

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More Out of India Madness

We continue to have crazies coming here proposing the OIT (Out of India Theory) of Indo-European. The theory is a pitiful joke and has virtually no support among any mainstream academics. In fact, it is so ludicrous that the mainstream … Continue reading

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A Little Asian in All of Us

Repost from the old site. Well not quite, but you get the picture. I am going to write a post about Asian genes in non-Asians. Mostly or fully-Asian groups obviously occupy most of Asia. Even if we subtract Australoids from … Continue reading

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“Out of India” Idiots: More on Indo-European Genes

From Wikipedia: The virtual absence of India-specific mtDNA haplogroups outside of India precludes a large scale population movement out of India.[75] Tracing a possible “out of India” migration therefore focuses on Y-chromosome haplogroups.The Y-chromosome haplogroup R2 is characterized by genetic … Continue reading

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Sex and Gender Issues in Sunni Fundamentalism

Repost from the old site. Hardly anyone is aware of this, but two of Osama bin Laden’s wives have PhD’s and were former university professors. I believe they got their PhD’s in Saudi Arabia. One has a doctorate in Arabic … Continue reading

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“On the Road with Ahmadinejad in Lebanon,” by Franklin Lamb

Great new article by Franklin Lamb. Lamb is one of my favorite US journalists. He has been stationed in Lebanon for some time now, and everything he writes is golden. I am reprinting it here from Rebel News because I … Continue reading

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