The answer is “Yes”.
Look at it this way:
Around 35% of the Basque population is rh negative.
Some parts of Basque country have percentages as high as 43%.
The Basques have been in the region for 1,000s of years, so in that time a lot of
mixing with neighbors has occurred.
So which was the original population migrating to the area?
Tracing things back there must have been a core group that was 100 percent rh negatives, especially since the frequency of the rh negative gene within the Basque population is somewhere around 60%+.
Who that population was and where they came from is one of the studies we are currently heavily involved in.
Many indicators such as language groups point towards Mesopotamia.
And then there is the Haplogroup J frequency connecting the Basque population with the ancient Sumerians as well as several pockets worldwide where the genetic marker pops up in island settings or locations where ancient Sumerians were likely to have passed through in search for a new and safe place to dwell.
Some of those locations include Crete, Greece;
Sardinia, Italy;
Ethiopia (around 8 % rh negative, which is much higher than the African average).
Haplogroup J is also quite high amongst the Celtic populations of the British Isles.
Whether the Celtic origin is the source of rh negative blood or the ancient tribe of Sumerians mixed with the Celts and turned into a mix of 100 percent rh negative and 100 percent red hair ancestry … all of this is subject to a lot more examinations which have yet to be undertaken.
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Where are the surveys you were talking about i cannot find the survey. Let me know thank you
Hola: soy B-, hija de padre o-, madre AB- y pertenezco al haplogrupo H (IBERO). Mi familia es Basca.
Hello: Im B-, may father is O-, my mother AB- and my haplogroup is H (IBERIAN). My family is basque .
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I think that their are many people who are RH+/RH- RECESSIVE and if you added them up with the RH- you would have over a Billion people or more. That was china’s population years ago lol. As for the Basque people being Jews? No most Basque folks were and are farmers and many are sheepherders all around the world. They have a different nature than Jews. Not to mention that the grandson of two Jewish Rabbis a man named Karl Marx said that the Basque , Bretons the Scots who live on the highlands and the Croatians were ” RACIAL TRASH” and needed to be exterminated! Because if they were not smart enough to embrace the capitalist revolution than they were two steps behind the rest of Europe and two backwards to catch up! Not my words Karl Marx words! Yes he was a very poisonous weed in a garden but I they were his kinsmen I do not think he would of included them in genocide! If anything the Basque folks are related to the Berber folk of north Africa. Other than some old egg farmers many years back I have never known or seen a Jewish farmer! Agriculture just is something they do not excel at unlike the Basque folk.
“I think that their are many people who are RH+/RH- RECESSIVE and if you added them up with the RH- you would have over a Billion people or more.”
Let’s see:
7.6 Billion people worldwide and 6.1% being rh negative gives us somewhere around 456,000,000.
2×0.939×0.061 gives us 870,640,800 rh+/- people.
So yes, there are more than a billion people worldwide either rh negative or at least recessive rh negative.
Imagine if we had our own Rh negative country! (Right?!)
I am Rh negative and learned through DNA testing that I am 68 % western Europe-which includes Iberia and France ( Basque ), Scotland and Britain. I am 19% Irish, 2% Greek and Italian, and 2% Russian and Finnish, and 2% Scananavian . I was shocked because I’m 100% European in the united states with ancestors emigrating early on, most of them founding this country. Both of my parents are O negative, as well as my sisters-no brothers-, children and grandchildren. Our ancestry also goes back to royalty, with kings and queens as well. I can’t account for this other than the fact that like must seek out like in mates with some sort of built-in instinct, in my case anyway. My concerns are mostly centered on the medical aspects and the practices of using Rh positive cells in vaccinations, Rhogam shots, Interferon and other blood injecting medications. I understand that the Rh negative test was discovered in 1937. Since I am 62, that would make my generation the first to have the Rhogam shots, in other words, we are the experimental guinea pigs. Sometimes the effects of illnesses don’t manifest for many years, and I’m wondering if some of my health problems stem from that. I haven’t had many health problems, but now have a skin rash on my hands that is not going away, and its been two and a half years of pain now. Doctors can’t diagnose what it is and properly treat it. I also know that I had just such a reaction after the birth of my twin daughters. I know that as a child I received Polio shots in the arm back in 1961, when vaccinations were full of positive rhesus cells and other nastiness. As a result, I believe that because of the shots, I was extremely ill for a good three months at least. I was dragged from doctor to doctor and no one could figure out what was wrong. Finally a doctor tried something that worked, but I don’t know what it was. So I therefore am on the guard about unnecessary innoculations of any kind. I am hoping research will be done to spare my children and grandchildren from the mandatory indiscriminate and uncaring administration of Rhogam to RH negative women. We should emulate Europe in that respect. Are there any experiments in this area being done? Thank you
My best friend also has Rh O Negative blood…she does not have as high of Neanderthal DNA as I do…but she does get the rash on her hands ever so often…she feels that initially her nerves trigger it…I mentioned to her about taking Spring Valley chewable Biotin vitamin sold at Walmart…it is good for hair, skin, and nails…and it helps with pain…you can research on google the good benefits it has on the human body…
The rash you speak of sounds like what I went through.. I am O- also and we have a higher chance of having autoimmune problems ie eczema psoriasis..etc.. It is you body attacking itself bc of stress or an allergic result of foods.. try a uv b light on your hands.. it cured me.. I am not sure why we need the UV B but it helps rh negative people skin tremendously .. from what I gather from talking with others.. hope that helps
Allergies and autoimmune problems… Sounds all familiar to me. My mothers side are all RH +, my fathers side are all Rh-. I inherited my Dads side. And we all suffer of asthma, rhinits and allergic reactions. My moms side family doesn’t. Makes me think about the Rh positive cells in vaccinations that Mrs Lora Leigh mentions above… Could this body reactions be originated from the vaccines we received when born? Also, my ASO titer results always turn up a little high, with no symptoms and the doctor says it could trigger an autoimmune problem in the future. As he says, this result comes from childhood. I am 38, B-.
I was born in America but don’t really know a ton about my ancestry. My mother is rh negative, and her mothers relative is rh neg, so I guess in her mother, the rh negative was recessive. Ive been asked, by many ppl when I have a deep tan, if I’m European. I had strawberry blonde hair until I was 5 or 6, and then it turned a brown shade. Both parents have dark black hair though. My hair on arms is still a golden color, could be almost a coppery golden orange color.
Interesting, didn’t know about the UV-B. Zoos have these types of lamps for reptiles who are indoors. Now I understand why some people named it as a reptilian bloodline or something like that.
During the last three decades scientists worldwide have investigated how ultraviolet radiation (UVR) influences the immune system. The vast majority of the researchers was primarily focused on the local immunomodulatory role of UVR. But today evidence is increasing in favor of plural immune activation and systemic reaction of the organism.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21302718
Sumerians came from the East into the land of the Akkadians. It’s the Akkadians who would have been DNA J. The Sumerians were, like apparently all the other people in the East, Brachycephalic. The Arabs were Dolichocephalic but were changing into round-heads in the time of Field of the Field Museum’s studys of them… meaning the Steppe-men were already well on their way to replacing the Arabs, in those days.
The word Celtic is tossed around like a beach-ball. It used to mean no more than forest-dwellers. And fake phonology has added to the problem. Words that sound the same in very different languages cannot be thought to have the same meaning. These days, the universities say Celtic means Celtic-speaking. Right down the hall from the people who thought up this meaning, they teach Gaelic as a second language… which should remind them that languages can be learned.
Bell Beakers can be trade-goods, so linking the spread of civilization to cups and plates doesn’t seem like the way to go, either.
In fact, DNA studies are as easily manipulated as archeological ones. When they started digging in Hittite land, they decided that what they found was Hittites because that’s what they went there to find. It was only later that they discovered an older population under the surface ruins… they have had to call that Hatti, because apparently textbooks cannot be rewritten… ever. DNA takes what people tell them about their ancestors, along with the last names, and spins the web of relationships to circle the globe. They forget that names can be changed more easily than language is changed.
The ancient historians tell us that names were changed practically every time a tribe moved to another country. Why that is so probably has to do with what the indigenes, into whose country they had moved, were calling the invaders. And spelling has not been set in stone until fairly late in the game. The Ligues and Sallyes of the Greeks were the Ligures and Silures of the Romans… and in Britain, the Ligurians became Lloegrwys or Lloegrians of London.
The Basques are R1b, so they can’t be indigenes of the Iberian peninsula. Steppe ancestry says these invaders came and killed all the men, and stole their women, their land, and their history. But what if that’s not precisely what happened? Are we naive enough to think that all of the men who withstood Rome in Ligurian-Iberia and in Silurian-Britain would have died under the foot of the Khagan? The Ligurians of Italy were called fearless seamen who took their tiny boats out into the Mediterranean’s rough waters. Can we think the Bay of Biscay would have prevented them from sailing to Amorica or Cornwall?
In fact, that’s where we do find them. The Scilly Isles, next to the Dunmonii of Britain, belong to the Silures who are the Ligures of Portugal and Spain, France and Italy. These men and their women and children are spoken of by the ancient authors. These were Silurian Druids, and they were the first to accept Christ. In their dialect were written the documents of Barddas. In their land was the ancient Silurian throne. In their lands were found the ancient bones of Cro-Magnon Humans.
If I had to venture a guess, I would say that this is where to go to find your Rh- people. Pay no attention to the Basque flag planted there… they and their language are Steppe-Invaders.