Who Are The Black Irish?: Re: Re: Re: Black Irish - American myth

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Top 1.   Jan 12, 2006 1:34 PM

» hakim9 - Re: Re: Re: Black Irish - American myth

To suggest that any dark in an Irish was acquired on this side of the OCEAN reminds me of the Spanish assertion that all FILTHY blood (Muslim) was sent to N.-Africa or shipped to Mexico S.-America And The Philippines. The Muslims were in Spain for over 800 years, to say none were lift behind is outrages; to say none of the millions of WHITE slaves ( Irish, English, Scots, French, Swedes .....) who were sold and bought in N.-Africa ever made back or if any did; not one was pregnant or not one BROWN slave from N.Africa ever made it to the land of WHITES and found a very ugly-old-maid who took him for a husband, is but ludicrous.
My last name is Dermish, unlike most Western European, North, Central and South American names it's not a slave name, meaning the name was kept in the same blood line, let it be in a Dutch Island in the Pacific, Holland, India, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Albania, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Argentina, the hills of W.Virginia in the 17th century or my own of-spring in Ohio in the 20th century. on the west coast of Ireland there's a rock called Spaniard's rock also known as Dermish Island !
Coincidence ? I very much doubt it.
since i submitted my DNA to the Nationalgeographic's Genographic Project i been contacted by some people with WASP sounding names, who wanted to know more about me because we have a common DNA link, after contacting them and telling'em about who i'am and where i've been the last 500 years (blood line) not one responded back, after all who now-days would want a sand-neger in for a relative.
it'll be very interesting one day to find that there's more of my BROWN in Ireland than there's GREEN in my American ex in-laws.

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