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**LOVEBoy** · 05-31-2008, 05:26 AM

Raven 222, If you are saying that the descendants of the Jews are African American then there is a lot more that we can talk about. The fact is the decendants of Jews are probably the Black slaves that have been scattered across the face of the earth with African Americans being most prominant. The ACTUAL Jews are NOT just of European descent, nor are they just of Ethiopean descent, but of African descent FROM WITHOUT THE WHOLE OF AFRICA, NOT JUST ETHIOPIA. This is how African Americans came to be. There is a whole lost history here.I am working on changing that with my book.

Yes I guess I'm saying something along that line. But which came first the chicken or the egg? If you look at diseases (genetic diseases) such as Tay-sachs it is prevalent in Africans and Middle Easterns. There is a lot of evidence to support that theory, but which came first is anyone's guess.

Scientists have however proven that the first humans came from somewhere in central Africa, but at that time the continents hadn't broken up yet, so for them to migrate across the globe is a tangible theory.

05-31-2008, 05:26 AM	#9
LOVEBoy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 487 Senior Member	Raven 222, If you are saying that the descendants of the Jews are African American then there is a lot more that we can talk about. The fact is the decendants of Jews are probably the Black slaves that have been scattered across the face of the earth with African Americans being most prominant. The ACTUAL Jews are NOT just of European descent, nor are they just of Ethiopean descent, but of African descent FROM WITHOUT THE WHOLE OF AFRICA, NOT JUST ETHIOPIA. This is how African Americans came to be. There is a whole lost history here.I am working on changing that with my book. Yes I guess I'm saying something along that line. But which came first the chicken or the egg? If you look at diseases (genetic diseases) such as Tay-sachs it is prevalent in Africans and Middle Easterns. There is a lot of evidence to support that theory, but which came first is anyone's guess. Scientists have however proven that the first humans came from somewhere in central Africa, but at that time the continents hadn't broken up yet, so for them to migrate across the globe is a tangible theory.
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