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Jayden Ramirez
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Isaiah Robinson
Based but cut out the swarthy apes and the inbred islands
Alexander Morales
Parker Watson
top lel I'm European now
Colton Butler
Lol I wish
Correct
Jose Hughes
why morocco isnt included? portugal and spain are already there tho.
Hunter Johnson
>Moortugurse in Europe
>Estonia isn't
Shit map from a shit noncountry.
David Ramirez
purple cucked by christianity
Benjamin Reed
How can Greece not count as "Europe" when "Europe" is a Greek word and Western Civilization started in Greece?
Nolan Cox
fyi ancient greece =/= modern greece
Ryder Hill
Spain and Portugal speak Romance languages written in the Latin alphabet, making them similar to France and Italy. Similarly they are Catholic.
Morocco is more similar to its North African neighbors in language, religion, and culture.
Anthony Martinez
Theyre poor and swarthy. Act like niggers when they see a whitey.
Nathan Turner
Is this the "Turkish rape baby" meme again?
Anthony Campbell
Good, at least we're not w*ite
Andrew Watson
You should include Greece too.
William Diaz
No it's the "Turkish rape baby" fact again.
Kevin Martinez
so spanish speaking morocco would be in the map you're saying, right?
Dylan Lopez
Cut out Finland and we're good.
Jackson Morris
>intermarriages between Christians and Muslims prohibited
>Greeks almost never converted to islam
>Population exchange happened
Hope your family back home gets bombed by US drones
Andrew Lee
sciencemag.org
>Now, ancient DNA suggests that living Greeks are indeed the descendants of Mycenaeans, with only a small proportion of DNA from later migrations to Greece. And the Mycenaeans themselves were closely related to the earlier Minoans, the study reveals, another great civilization that flourished on the island of Crete from 2600 B.C.E. to 1400 B.C.E. (named for the mythical King Minos).
>The ancient DNA comes from the teeth of 19 people, including 10 Minoans from Crete dating to 2900 B.C.E. to 1700 BCE, four Mycenaeans from the archaeological site at Mycenae and other cemeteries on the Greek mainland dating from 1700 B.C.E. to 1200 B.C.E., and five people from other early farming or Bronze Age (5400 B.C.E. to 1340 B.C.E.) cultures in Greece and Turkey. By comparing 1.2 million letters of genetic code across these genomes to those of 334 other ancient people from around the world and 30 modern Greeks, the researchers were able to plot how the individuals were related to each other.
inb4 "my anecdote is better than your source"
Lincoln Ward
>>Population exchange happened
Exactly. Now your notation is 30% pontian greek who are in fact armenian converts with a bit of DNA from Greece.
Hudson Jackson
see
Colton Sanchez
this vatnik knows!
Jason White
Because germanics have eternal inferiority complex towards the meds.
Ian Richardson
>Hope your family back home gets bombed by US drones