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That's ok then, he deserved to die.

This is dumber than your usualposts and that is saying something. An armed man stalks a teenager, starts a fight, ends up losing it so has to shoot the teenager. Zimmerman empbodies people like you perfectly. For all your don't thread on me, liberty, individualism nonsense the fact that you can...

Regarding what they called themselves I would be skeptical if it was something like Gael, as the term in an Irish context came from a Welsh word that means raider or wildman. In gaelic the word for foreigner is gall, given interaction between Ireland and France I wonder if that's where the Irish...

Magic 8 ball?

Maybe it's your concept of Europeanness based on paleness that's the problem.

Taht's all well and good bit irrelevant to the mtDNA I2.

Really, based on what? http://www.newsnetscotland.com/index.php/arts-and-culture/scots-leid/4265-the-language-of-the-picts

You might find these inetresting. http://eng.molgen.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=720&hilit=picts http://eng.molgen.org/viewtopic.php?f=122&t=1019&hilit=cruithin&start=40

I pm'd someone on a previous forum about the distinction between Pict and Cruithin, and for such a straight forward question the answer was long winded and all i could figure out was Cruithin meant Briton which included Pict. We also have to remember Pict was a name given to various groups...

Sorry, my bad. I stopped reading at that point as I thought you were arguing that point isntead of referencing it, and I've read enough Picts are non Indo European Scythian snow flake threads to last me a life time. Back to the rest of the post, I think Cruithin was a term for a Briton in...

They were celts, they spoke a p celtic langauge. The term was just used for people who wer emore or less beyond the Roman boundary. http://www.buildinghistory.org/distantpast/celticscothighlands.shtml

Did they have 23andme back then?

It wasn't that outlandish, there is a broad link between r1b and Indo European (and there is the shared ancestry of many people), what is the celtic fairy tale you speak of (I know you wrote of an entire branch of languages based on a pre Indo European civilisation)? How do you know that those...

You still didn’t explain why you think proto gaelic originated in the Balkans, from what I’ve read gaelic and the British p celtic langauge went their separate ways about 2,000 to 3,000 years ago making Ireland the birth of proto gaelic. It’s not as if you’re the first person to look for...

So is it certain that the Vinca culture played a central role in the spread of the Indo European language to most of Europe? This thead is like dna/linguistics/tribes hopscotch covering a period from about about 5,000 bc to 800 AD.

Scythia is linked to Noahs son Japheth so by having an origin story linked with Scythia you are giving yourself a biblical link, very attarctive to a region that has just adopted christianity. I'm sure Japheth and the Vincans can be linked also.

Proto gaelic in the balkans, based on what? You are linking all of Europe with Serbia in this thread, are you proposing Serbia as a womb of European nations?

Didn't they go on to form the Dal Cais with Brian Boru as the leader? He also used viking mercenaries.

Rabbit hole?

Family Tree DNA would be the best place to go for another commercial test, you missed their introductory 12 marker test a while ago. Try to get your markers on to ysearch first and you might get a vague idea if you match other surnames. It really depends what kind of ancestry information you...