JC Denton wrote on Feb 24^th, 2024 at 2:34pm:

The average number of PGHs, they noted, was much higher — between five and 15 times — among sub-Saharan Africans than non-Africans. It was also higher than the researchers had expected based on simulated datasets.

This suggested that a major archaic admixture event may have taken place in sub-Saharan Africa. Based on differences in PGHs among genomes from Khoesans, Central African Pygmies, and West, East, and North Africans, they further said that this admixture event likely took place in the ancestors of modern-day Khoesans before spreading to other modern human populations.

Wouldn't you like to keep a nice Crocodile Dundee knife in your car JC Denton? Think of the opportunity it might bring if some Sudanese try to have a go at you. You could be famous!!!

thegreatdivide wrote on Feb 23^rd, 2024 at 10:35am:


You don't read EVEN your own links beyond the headline, you ignorant, blinkered, stupid stooge.

"Today, various foreign superpowers are struggling for dominance throughout the continent. Russia has looked to Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, and South Africa, for trade opportunities, but more importantly, to spread its anti-Western ideas in an already resentful continent. Russia’s foreign policy in Africa centers around anti-colonialism ideas and continually tries to characterize Russia as a savior from the West. In reality, Russia is trying to rekindle Soviet-era ties with southern Africa to reestablish hegemony in the region. Russia’s pursuit of a vital naval port in Sudan and its continual backing of African coups reveal a more sinister intent in the African region. Through these actions, Russia could be aiming to create a situation similar to US-Latin relations in the 1960’s, where U.S.-backed coups installed governments that were inclined to favor U.S. policies.

However, of these new relationships, China has created the most profound alliances with African nations, and has become Africa’s main trading partner, with their relationship generating a revenue greater than 200 billion dollars per year. In total, Chinese enterprise in Africa since 2005 amounts to a value around 2 trillion dollars, with 43.9 billion dollars existing in direct investment. China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), launched in 2013, is one of the largest steps taken by China in an attempt to better connect African countries with Asia and Europe. In doing this, it proposes to create a framework that would both allow and promote intercontinental trade with Chinese infrastructure being the catalyst."

Bias_2012 wrote on Feb 24^th, 2024 at 11:11pm:

Pending their level of potential violence.
At the most - kill them.
At the least - belt them up.

Hell, I've even put a knife to the throat of a Ching trying to get me to kill protected species (to be sold overseas no doubt).