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Originally posted by Stoic
The word hurts because of the blood that was shared while it was used. No one should actually use it.



I really didn’t. It’s the reason that we stand upright from what has been discovered so far. There has also been a change to what I wrote much earlier. They were our cousins. Homo erectus africanus has more in common with present day humans than the other groups as we share more genes with them. The other two were very much human, and not a sub species but were unable to survive changes that gradually wiped them out.

We didn’t kill them. Evidence suggests that we loved them, which is why all 3 mated to become modern day humans. They were considered to be our closest relatives, but their inability to fight disease is what killed them. This is similar to what was recently seen in India. The more Denisovan, and Neanderthal genes that a person has in them the more likely they will be to die of Covid-19 according to a recent study. They even linked certain cancers, and diseases to the Denisovan, and Neanderthal genes within modern day humans.

For those that believe that White people are decreasing, well that is a myth. That would only happen if all of the Indians from India ceased to exist. We know that isn’t going to happen.

Check out Doctor John Campbell’s pieces on YouTube.

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Originally posted by Smurph
wiki says:

John Lorimer Campbell is a British YouTuber and retired nurse educator who has posted YouTube videos commenting on the COVID-19 pandemic since January 2020 on his channel, Dr. John Campbell. Initially, his videos received some praise, but later they veered into containing misinformation, such as the suggestion that deaths from COVID-19 have been over-counted, repeated false claims about the use of the anti-parasitic drug ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment, and misleading commentary about vaccine safety.

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Originally posted by Stoic
Definitely not the place for this, but you trust wiki? Did you actually bother to check out the piece that I mentioned? Perhaps checking out what he says and checking it against other sources other than wiki may shed some light on the subject. Most of the stuff that he mentioned, I read and heard about earlier in my search to find out if giants really did exist. At one point I thought that the Nephelim were somehow connected to our extinct cousins, which led me to learn about the Denisovan, and the Neanderthal genes that are in modern day humans. He was not the first person to say that they were the reason behind many of the health conditions that exist in , modern day humans.

Dig deeper.