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Nefahotep's avatar

I want to pin my usual proviso:

Bloodlines and genetics are stuff of the body ----- it does not define who you are, in my view. We are not the body. But we are experiencing it.

This discussion about physiology is mostly aimed at teasing out certain aspects of our human prehistory and how it may have some bearing on what we see today.

I am not a believer in one argument over another, I'm willing to appreciate all points of view, as my purpose in this is to present.

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Frances Leader's avatar

I am O Rh Neg bloodline which comes down to me via Jewish and/or Gypsy ancestors in my paternal grandparents.

I don't think that the royals tolerate other bloodlines which carry the Rhesus negative factor and it seems that they have tried to cull us repeatedly to gain some sort of exclusivity of Rh Neg blood for themselves. It is, surely, notable that Gypsies and Jews have been singled out for elimination and rejection for centuries. My paternal grandparents escaped European persecution in 1920 by migrating to Britain, long before WW2 saw their relatives almost wiped out.

The figures quoted in videos by Robert Sepehr are inaccurate. I also despair that he fails to notice that the attempted cull of Gypsies and Jews has relevance to understanding why Rh Neg people are declining in number.

Over the entire world, according to Wikipedia, Rh Neg people represent only 6% of human beings. Among the Basques, the density is much higher, i.e., 15%. I spent some time travelling in France and Spain, particularly visiting all the mountain ranges. I did notice that the Basque (also known as the Euskadi) are incredible robust people with a quite distinct cuisine and language from their French and Spanish neighbours.

In trying to understand the differences between Rhesus Negative and Rhesus Positive people, I have noticed that I am drawn, in friendship, to other Rh Neg people far more than to any other blood groups. It has been remarkably consistent throughout my life. My two closest friends (in real life atm) are both O Rh Neg, like me.

What characteristics do we have in common?

We do have one extra vertabrae.

We are also psychically gifted, which disconcerts others and makes them suspicious of us.

We have taken IQ tests and deliver high scores.

However, physically we are not otherwise similar.

One of us is tiny, blonde, blue-eyed and pretty. She is still remarkably fit at 72 years of age.

I am of medium height and build with easily tanned olive-toned skin, very dark brown eyes and hair. Not so fit at the same age.

The third has remarkably changing eye colour ranging from green to hazel, depending on her mood, dark almost black hair and very light coloured skin.

We would dearly love to know where our negative Rhesus factor really comes from!

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