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Black History : 98% of US ARE INDIGENOUS INDIANS
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Late Dr. David Imhotep will straight out any kinks previously asserted by me. Dr. Imhotep is the expert! Here is a sniper!
Kentake Page (KP): Give us 3 pieces of research, evidence or information that challenges or outright dispels the current narrative that the first Americans were descendants of Asians that traveled over the Bering Straits.
David Imhotep (DI): The first one is that a young lady wrote a dissertation on that very subject on how the Asians did not come over. She showed through her dissertation which was very pointed and very brilliantly written, that between 115,000 and 8,000 BC the Bering Strait was covered by a glacier one to two miles high and 1,500 miles across. So number 1, how would someone climb that and get on top and walk across from Asia to America? And number 2, if they did, how would they eat? Because no plants grow in ice. If there were no plants, how would the herbivore animals eat? If there were no herbivore animals, how would the carnivorous animals eat? And if there are no animals at all, how would the people eat? That did not happen until that glacier melted.
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Late Dr. David Imhotep will straight out any kinks previously asserted by me. Dr. Imhotep is the expert! Here is a sniper!Kentake Page (KP): Give us 3 pieces of research, evidence or information that challenges or outright dispels the current narrative that the first Americans were descendants of Asians that traveled over the Bering Straits.
David Imhotep (DI): The first one is that a young lady wrote a dissertation on that very subject on how the Asians did not come over. She showed through her dissertation which was very pointed and very brilliantly written, that between 115,000 and 8,000 BC the Bering Strait was covered by a glacier one to two miles high and 1,500 miles across. So number 1, how would someone climb that and get on top and walk across from Asia to America? And number 2, if they did, how would they eat? Because no plants grow in ice. If there were no plants, how would the herbivore animals eat? If there were no herbivore animals, how would the carnivorous animals eat? And if there are no animals at all, how would the people eat? That did not happen until that glacier melted.
Interview with Dr. David Imhotep: The First Americans Were Africans - Kentake Page
“We were here at least 56,000 years ago; Africans came over. The Mongolians don’t come until 2,600 BC and they shared their blood with the Africans and their children became the Native Americans. That is the story the powers that be do not want out there.” David Imhotep Dr. David...
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