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3 Comments

  1. Iceni Summersides April 21, 2021

    Hi Mike,when I had my DNA tested I’m Rh.A dc neg, although I am British blond hired blue eyed, my ancestry went back to a Jewish tribe. I was very surprised because my family way back are all blue eyed blonds, I would have thought we were Scandinavian ( no connection at all.)So it’s a very fascinating subject. Thanks for your wonderful site.

  2. Nicole Martin May 1, 2021

    Greetings Mike,
    Thank you for this informative site. I was trying to figure out the mysterious blood illnesses in our family. I discovered quite by accident that both sides of my family are of Jewish descent. Both sides are recorded in the Jewishgen.org . Mom’s side B-, Dad’s side A- but I am O negative red hair, glow lite white skin and hazel green eyes. There seems to be the tribe of Levites mixed with the groups, with Levitical type surnames…. I believe these people traveled together in groups across Europe. Even found my families names recorded in the Kingdom of Aragon, but the trail is cold now and I am convinced….no need to look more. With the Spanish inquisition it was convert or die. To escape the further persecutions in France ( they ended up there over time) I believe they converted and became cryto Jews. There was so many surname changes ie. One name had about 13 different ways to spell it. These people had massive families. Some 19 children!!
    The RCC kept excellent records so this helped for genealogy. The Hebrews were to never intermingle with others to keep the bloodline pure. So this would make sense to keep the babies even alive, even. As a woman would abort the baby if fathered by positive blood father. Most of the world is of a positive bloodline. So to me this makes total sense. A Levitical priesthood ( but all of the original Hebrews had to have been too, for Judah and Levi (tribes) to intermarry) had to be RH negative to even carry the arc of the covenant. This had intense power within. I would think some kind of electrical power, but more so being the power of God. The Levites and the chosen ones of that tribe could only carry the Arc on poles. Any other way they died. But I think there is something incredible about being RH negative. Interestingly enough, various children of mine are getting wives. One is RH negative, the other is of Jewish descent ( she doesn’t quite know it but she has all the tell the signs) and our lineages are similar. I swear we find our own…. 🙂 I am really also beginning to think we must be super careful to eat only organic foods. Grow our own. It seems like GMO’s are not good for us. Crazy times. Becareful what you put into your body……do not harm your DNA.. Anyways, these are my thoughts on this subject.

  3. Lesley May 29, 2021

    Here’s an article about a Jewish doctor from Germany before WWIi. He tested 8000 solders blood from different countries and said Jewish blood types were nearly identical to the “host populations”. Then another researcher years later published that the variations in Jewish blood types was seen as a convergence to the people they live around.
    I wonder if he meant a type of convergent evolution? I read somewhere that unrelated groups in Mexico were doing this with physical characteristics. Ill have to try and find it again.
    https://abcnews.go.com/International/blood-purity-bizarre-obsession-advanced-science/story?id=19296143

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