NATIVE

EUROPEAN

RACE

 

This website is aimed at promoting the reality of a Proto-European Race, while simultaneously dispelling the notion of a "White Race".

 

Newgrange, Ireland. Europe’s oldest building, built in 3,200 BC.

 

A Y-chromosome is passed from grandfather, to father, to son, with relatively little in the way genetic variation. Therefore a person’s paternal ancestry can be accurately traced by considering these slight variations. Modern anthologists divide the planets population into a number of ancestral groups, called haplogroups, based on this idea. Two haplogroups, haplogroup 1 and its mutational variant, haplogroup 22, (now collectively referred to as Haplogroup R1B), are indigenous to Europe. The holders of these haplogroups descend from the Stone Age inhabitants of Europe, who were resident on the European continent over 10,000 years ago. The remaining haplogroups are associated with Europe’s invaders, who first began arriving here approximately 3,000 years ago. The map below indicates the haplogroup composition of Europe today. Haplogroup 1 and 22 are presented in light green. Haplogroup 22 is almost exclusive to the remote Basque region.

 

 

As you can see, the indigenous haplogroups are found with highest concentration in the west of Europe. In Connacht, Ireland’s western province, men with Gaelic surnames have a 98.9% probability of belonging to haplogroup 1. Irishmen with Norse or Norman names have a 62% probability, Anglo-Irish men have a 62% probability and non-Gaelic Scottish surnames are found to have a 53% HG1 probability within the Irish male population [1]-[3]. The Basque Country has the highest national indigenous population, at roughly 90%, and this is consistent with the Basque language being regarded as the only surviving European Stone Age language.

 

BBC: Genes link Celts to Basques [4].

"The Welsh and Irish Celts have been found to be the genetic blood-brothers of Basques, scientists have revealed."

 

BBC: English and Welsh are races apart [5].

"Gene scientists claim to have found proof that the Welsh are the "true" Britons."

 

Gene Expression: Celts & Iberians [6].

"There is new research (unpublished) that seems to confirm a relationship between the peoples of Iberia & the Celtic Isles. This is obviously a novel idea, because news magazines seem intent on picking up this story and presenting it as if previous papers that pointed in this direction had never come to light."

 

But where do the Celts fit in? The Celts were the first Aryans to invade Europe, and did so around 3,000 years ago. The Celts arrived in Ireland during the third century BC, approximately 7,000 years after the Proto-Europeans first arrived. Therefore the Gaels and Britons are inaccurately described by the word "Celtic", with the phrase "Proto-Celtic" being a better description of these hybrid cultures. The Aryan ancestors of the Celts are depicted by the colour blue in the map above, and contribute roughly 20% to the genetic makeup of Proto-Celtic nations. Brythonic (Welsh, Cornish, Breton) and Gaelic (Irish, Scottish, Manx) languages have long been regarded as Celtic, and therefore Indo-European in extraction, but strong similarities do exist between the Basque language and so-called "Celtic" languages.

 

Infoplease: Celtic languages, Pronunciation and Grammar [7].

"An interesting feature of Celtic languages is that in several characteristics they resemble some non-Indo-European languages. These characteristics include the absence of a present participle and the use instead of a verbal noun (found also in Egyptian and Berber), the frequent expression of agency by means of an impersonal passive construction instead of by a verbal subject in the nominative case as in Egyptian, Berber, Basque, and some Caucasian and Eskimo languages), and the positioning of the verb at the beginning of a sentence (typical of Egyptian and Berber)."
 
 

Northern Scotland was the only part of Britain and Ireland to escape Celtic influence 2,000 years ago, and as a result Proto-European culture survived there in a homogenous state (in the form of Pictish culture), until the Gaels arrived there sometime before 300AD. It’s important at this point to reflect on the way in which the terms "Celtic" and "Native" are interchangeably used in today’s society. The Celts were not the native British or Irish as the above BBC articles mistakenly presume. Instead the Celts contributed to an already existing Native European culture.

 

And where do Anglo-Saxons fit in? Again, England is primarily Proto-European in ancestry. The idea of the pure blonde-headed Germanic Englishman is a misconception and again the BBC article above runs away with itself when referring to the English and Welsh being races apart. Instead, the English have a higher percentage of HP2 and HP3 genes among their population. As already stated, HP2 is associated with Indo-Europeans including Germanics and Celts. HP3 is found among Scandinavian and Slavic populations and found it way to Britain via the Vikings. HP3 was introduced into Europe with the invasion of Barbarian tribes, resulting in the fall of the Roman Empire. The Vikings have had little genetic influence on the Irish gene poll, the Irish defeating the Vikings in the Battle of Clontarf, 1014.  

 

The English National Soccer Team

 

What physical features are particular to the Proto-European Race? Generally speaking, Native Europeans have chestnut coloured hair (brown with red highlights), hazel coloured eyes and round noses. The following people have strong Native European roots:

Neve Campbell

Neve Campbell

Neve Campbell

Tom Cruise

Neve Campbell

George Clooney

Neve Campbell

Shannen Doherty

 

Here are further examples:

 

A Basque Woman:

 

Gaelic Footballers from Connacht Province, Ireland:

 

Camogie players from Ulster Province, Ireland:

 

Ginger is found as a recessive hair colour among the Proto-European population. Scotland and Ireland have the highest redheaded populations in the world with 13% and 10% respectfully:

photo of a red haired Irish boy who is unable to tan

 

Examples of people who are predominantly non-Proto-European in ancestry:

 

Lithuanian

Latvian

Ukrainian

Russian

Bulgarian

Finnish

Lapp

Pole

Bulgarian/Czech

Swedish

Dutch

Greek

 

Which of the three women below is Japanese? The first woman obviously, and you made you decision based on the woman’s eye shape which is Mongoloid in nature. But which of the remaining women is probably Irish?  Again the answer is obvious and this time hair colour and nose shape was used in reaching your decision. It is ridiculous to regard the second and third women below as belonging to one race, while banishing the first to another. Evidently all three women are equally racially different, the third woman belonging to the Proto-European Race, the second being predominantly descendant from the Aryan and Barbarian invaders of Europe (like those pictured immediately above), and therefore non-Proto-European in racial respects.

 

 

The women below are Japanese. Have they white skin? Yes. Do they belong to the "White Race"? No.

 

The below people are Mediterranean. Ironically, they are members of the "White Race", yet have darker skin than the Japanese. Bizarre. The fact is the Moors ruled the Mediterranean for hundreds of years, contributing to the gene poll there. Modern anthropology, in the form of haplogroups, clearly shows this contribution as seen in the map above.   

Italian

Portuguese

Spanish

Maltese

Sardinian

Canarian

 

Further examples of non-Native European types:

 

References:

 

[1] Y-Chromosome Variation and Irish Origin

http://www2.smumn.edu/uasal/DNAWWW/pdfs/Yirish.pdf

 

[2] More About Genes - The Irish Really are a Race Apart

http://www.insideireland.com/sample19.htm

 

[3] Estimating Scandinavian and Gaelic Ancestry in the Male Settlers of Iceland

http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJHG/journal/issues/v67n3/001900/001900.html

 

[4] http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/1256894.stm

 

[5] http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/wales/2076470.stm

 

[6] http://www.gnxp.com

 

[7] http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0857224.html

 

 

Author: Cathal Campbell-Shaw.

Email: [email protected]

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