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Michael O'Neill
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SubjectRe: The British Secret Service...[was Re: Republicanism still an offence in Eng
FromMichael O'Neill
Date2002-05-06 23:26 (2002-05-06 22:26)
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FollowsHenriette Frans
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Henriette Frans wrote:

Henriette Frans
Celaeno wrote:

Celaeno
You will not evade me, Henriette Frans <ch.frans@chello.nl>:

Henriette Frans
[snip]

Celaeno
and also mentioned the African people. As it is your hobby,

You're mistaking hobby with interesting thing :)

Henriette Frans
What else is a hobby but an interest thing?:-)

[snip]

Celaeno
The antibodies are triggered by carrying a child with the 'wrong' bloodtype or by receiving the 'wrong' bloodtype in a transfusion - after that, the next baby or transfusion gets messed up, with the antibodies making the alien bloodtype begin to coagulate.

Henriette Frans
But receiving the wrong bloodtype in a transfusion is history, surely?

Celaeno
What did the article say about ABO distribution?

I'd tell you if only I could find the thing... it went into some theories about human migration patterns based on it.

Henriette Frans
As it is your interest thing :-), please let me know if you find the article or come across anything relating to the subject. It is obviously also my interest thing..........

Henriette

Isn't there a book out now, or a popular theory based on recent analysis of Mitochondrial DNA [sp?] which proves we are ALL [Chinese, African, Asian, American, Polynesian] descended from a common female ancestor in Africa several millions of years ago?

There are several findings and implications of this study I understand.

1. The ancestor of the first humans originated in Central Africa.

2. Eve was black.

3. Whites [Chinese, Caucasians, etc] are later mutations in response to colder climates, less available sunlight, etc.

4. Waves of invasions/migrations have come out of Africa in successive millenia [not just one].

Might have some bearing on Blood Type Studies and discussions.

FWIW

M.

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