Comments by "jose alber" (@TheMariepi3) on "" video.
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@ Excuse me, sir, for telling you that your knowledge of genetics is rather non-existent. In the Near East, the most abundant haplogroups (a set of genes very characteristic of a race or subrace) are, by far, haplogroups J, J1, and J2 (in the Basque region, nobody has this haplogroup). In North Africa, the most common haplogroup by far is E3B2. In the Basque region, this haplogroup is extremely rare; perhaps 1% of people have it. On the other hand, in the Basque region and in the former Celtiberian region of Spain, haplogroup R1b (typical of the indigenous people of the Atlantic coast of Europe) is extremely abundant, especially its variety Haplogroup R1b-df27 (which is not found in the Near East and North Africa, nor in cats).
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@JC-ti3hf en todo el planeta hay lenguas minoritarias y lenguas francas de comunicacion amplia: por ejemplo en el Africa negra el idioma "de la comunicacion amplia " hoy dia son el frances y el ingles pero hasta hace un siglo la lingua franca era el Suahili . En Italia lo del "idioma italiano" es una mentira : lo que llamamos italiano en realidad es el florentino, que fue escogido como lingua franca para comunicacion de todo el nuevo estado Italia, En realidad en Italia hay un enorme numero de idiomas: aparte del Florentino eran populares el venecano, el genoves el italiano central el napolitano el siciliano el sardo el griego el albanes el Tiroles etc etc. En Francia tambien hay multitud de idiomas, ( lo que llamamos frances es el idioma hablado en la region L'Ile de France) . En España el propio vasco en realidad es un idioma falso : hasta hace unos 70 años habia varios idiomas euskericos tan diferentes que no permitian la conversacion minimamente fluida entre dos que hablasen euskeras difernetes : el vizcaino, el guipuzcoano, el alto navarro, el roncales hasta hace poco, etc. Para evitar que no se entendieran entre los de una provincia y otra se inventó el año 1968 el llamado Euskera Batua, un idioma artificial ideado por un tal Luis Michelena. Si un niño vasco solo aprendiese le idioma de su provincia, por ejemplo el vizcaio , en la practica seria un analfaberto funcional ya que en cuento saliese de Vizcaya nadie le entenderia ni el entenderia a nadie : el enseñar una lingua franca a los niños es algo que busca lo practico: que el niño pueda comunicarse on otros que no sean solo los de su pueblo o region
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@ There was no only one "Celtic" language but at least four groups of Indo-European languages that were supposedly Celtic: one spoken in what is now the Czech Republic and Austria (Hallstatt and La Tene); a language spoken in what is now Great Britain : Welsh ; a language spoken in Ireland and Scotland, from which descends the Gaelic language and a language spoken in what is now France (Gaulish and Breton). I can name a Spanish toponym that is clearly a Celtic word similar to Welsh: in Welsh (Wales, Great Britain), river is called "afon.". Well, in Spain, there is the river "Avion" in the province of Soria (Celtiberian region), which obviously means "river." I also tell you that a typically Celtic jewel is an open ring usually made of gold, called by the Romans "torque": many gold torques have been found in Spain. Also in Spain, especially in the central part (Celtiberian) and the Basque coast, a set of genes called "haplogroup R1b" is extremely abundant, also extremely abundant in the ancient supposedly Celtic area of Europe: look up "genetic map of Europe". Ancient grecoroman geographers placed in what is now Spain a people they called "Celtici" (you can consult Wikipedia) and another called "Celtiberi". I don't know on what basis you affirm that there were no Celts in Spain: perhaps were the "Celtici" and the "Celtiberi" extraterrestrials or Moors?
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