Ol argedco luciftias said:
It's possible that some red haired people could have had some small amount of African dna in them long long ago, like this has happened with some other white populations too. But I still extremely doubt that all of them have mixed or that the red hair or their skin is any example of African dna. I think these traits are 100% white. BUT it is possible that if there is any miniscule amount of African dna in anyone of them, it could show through more than it would show with some other white populations. Since their features are so recessive, the other introduced traits would stick out more and maybe not blend in as well as could happen with some other white populations.
I think also the idea of Convergence Evolution is very important to remember here. This is so extremely common in the history of development of so many human populations, and all kinds of animals, in the last hundreds of thousands of years. 2 absolutely seperate groups have a similar problem that they need to adapt to and overcome, so they end up independently gaining solutions to the problem, which can end up looking like they have this similar trait to each other, but really there has been no connection between them. And if you look at the dna code of the trait, you see the similar looking traits are created in completely different ways in each group. Just a coincidence. Like two computer programmers on opposite sides of the world who can write 2 completly different codes that perform the same function, just because the end result may do a similar job doesn't mean they worked together on it. Things like this have happened in probably every population throughout their history, in some form at least.
With the huge climate change at the end of the last ice age, the world got much warmer and brighter. You see with these red haired groups they are so pale they almost can't even go into direct sunlight sometimes, simply because throughout their whole history they basically never have. They were always in deep forests and dark cloudy places in the ice age. So with the ice age ending, the cloudy skies dissipating, and moving out of the dark forests, they were forced to adapt to much brighter conditions. So some of them have developed the freckles to protect against this new brightness as a protective adaptation. Because they can't just continue having zero melanin then go out in the sun like it's nothing, they would fry. I absolutely do not think this has anything to do with any kind of African dna. Ostrich birds have very long muscular legs, I guess humans must have mixed with ostriches thousands of years ago because look you can clearly see these long muscular legs are somewhat similar to our own long legs.
I can't read that old article because I don't have a yahoo account and I'm not going to make one. But I assume Pythia meant it more like a "this is an interesting thought, what do you think about it?" Kind of discussion, instead of a "this is absolute fact you have to memorize" Kind of thing. And either way, she still could have been wrong. With all possible respect, everyone is wrong some times and Pythia has been wrong before too about some things. If you hear something, you still have to think about it and decide if it's really true, doesn't matter who it's coming from. Just because Pythia may have possibly said that one of the palest whitest populations in existence is secretly full of african dna doesn't make it true. Sounds just like that Ancient Black Swedes movie they just made.
Valontuoja has also shared a link with that sermon in a page, in another thread here posted months ago:
https://whitedeathofislam.deathofcommunism.com/on-race/
You can read the original sermon in that link and see the tone in which Pythia said it. Not just that, but other messages from the original thread, with significant pieces of information, are also added in that page.
Yes, even the HPs can be wrong at something every now and then. But I'm still inclined to believe Pythia's statement on that. As puzzling as it may sound at first, it makes sense to me. I think each one of the three main races in their purest original forms have their own standard traits, and I don't see why there should be any variation to this.
I believe, however, in individual variations, such as one person being born with a small nose, and another person of the same race being born with a slightly larger nose. Or in that context, one blonde person being born with slightly lighter or slightly darker hair than another. But I'm not inclined to believe in the existence of one entire race of blondes and another separate entire race of "redheads" at the same time, not in a "natural" way, I mean.
Except that...now that I write this and think about it, if this individual with a darker shade of blonde reproduces and their offspring takes after that darker shade, and then somehow these individuals go seclude themselves in a different territory where they will no longer reproduce with the other "standard shade" blondes, it's possible that all the future offsprings in that region will be born with that darker blonde shade.
However, if that were the case, this would still mean that these individuals came from blondes, and are essentially a "breed" of blondes; their hair being a blonde shade. And that still wouldn't explain the freckles, which takes me to comment on the idea of convergent evolution in my next paragraph here.
I don't know how much I'm inclined to believe in the whole theory of evolution. I think perhaps divergent evolution is possible in very small, subtle ways; like the possibility I illustrated in my previous paragraph. I also believe in individual mutation affected by the environment, such as body hair growing thicker when we're in cold climates or when we're in winter. But I don't believe in the whole idea of evolution pushed in schools which suggests that the environment has caused major changes in the traits of an entire species in millions of years, which to me is the same lie that the yehuborim use to claim that we're all the same and we all came from a common primate, along with other animals, and that the different races (I'm talking about the 3 main ones, not the small phenotypes) only exist due to this kind of "evolution" in milions of years. (Not that I'm saying that this is what you're suggesting here in any way). Additionally, I don't see how freckles possibly caused by exposure to the sun could have been passed down to an entire lineage of other individuals.
And on humans having mixed with ostriches thousands of years ago...well, you know yehuborim are capable of everything xD
(That's just to lighten up the whole tone bit)