One Family, One Bloodline, One Rule

[jhaejhae]

Found this and thought I might share it.. It's quite interesting.

Anymore research on this subject would be appreciated..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOnV1DDPQQg...player_embedded

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this of any interest?

http://humphrysfamilytree.com/famous.descents.html

Quote:2. Strongbow is not Bush's only famous ancestor. Bush provably descends from, among others: Strongbow, Aoife, Dermot Mac Murrough, Brian Boru, Charlemagne, Edward I, King John; Duncan I, King of Scotland; Malcolm III Canmore, King of Scotland; Alfonso VI, King of Leon and Castile; Hugh Capet, King of France; William the Conqueror, Edmund II (Ironside), Ethelred the Unready, Alfred the Great, Lady Godiva; Cerdic, first King of the West Saxons, and many other medieval Irish notables. There seems no particular reason to pick Strongbow as the one to highlight.

3. Going the other way, Bush is not Strongbow's only famous descendant. Strongbow is the ancestor of millions of living people. It is certain that almost everyone in Ireland, and much of the West, descends from Strongbow. Strongbow is provably the ancestor of, among others: George W. Bush, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, the Duke of Wellington, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Charles Darwin, Bertrand Russell, Richard Dawkins, Robert Emmet, Terence O'Neill, William of Orange, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Marie Antoinette, Tsar Nicholas II, Kaiser William II, the current English Royal family, and even my own children. There seems no particular reason to highlight the link from Strongbow to Bush.

Almost everything in these articles is wrong or misleading, from the absurd discussion of a "conquering" gene (Bush probably has none of Strongbow's genes - and anyway, of his millions of ancestors..<snip>,

*shrugs*

The map as used by David Icke at one of his talks in the video clip, looks comparable to the early spread of PIE as is taught.

http://www.angelfire.com/va/virdainas/pie.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_R1a_(Y-DNA)

I'm not trying to undermine the whole theory, that 'stone of scone' stuff is really very weird and the ancient world claims of lineage are wholly nauseous.