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Related: About this forum"Take the test and I will give a million $s to your favorite charity paid for by Trump."
gopiscrap
(23,761 posts)Botany
(70,516 posts)But I doubt he has the money .... it is all a big scam and a con.
gopiscrap
(23,761 posts)Botany
(70,516 posts)Teddy Roosevelt in the badlands of South Dakota.
gopiscrap
(23,761 posts)TR wouldn't be a republican today
yuiyoshida
(41,832 posts)Asshole. A real down in the dirt, Asshole. Smug and Arrogant. WE need to put him in his place, and THAT place is OUT OF OFFICE!!!
mahatmakanejeeves
(57,490 posts)tomhagen
(3,604 posts)It also means shell be running for President.
Suck on that you Orange Lying Thuggish Goon
WePurrsevere
(24,259 posts)I'm going to leave this info up however in case anyone's interested in learning more.
NA DNA doesn't always show up and here's why, there's a LOT of info on the following page but here's the basics...
"NATIVE AMERICAN DNA Is Just Not That Into You"
http://www.rootsandrecombinantdna.com/2015/03/native-american-dna-is-just-not-that.html
In this "Recombinant DNA" blog and deep dive I'm going to discuss three general (and simplified) reasons why Native American genes would not show up in your DNA, and what to do if you suspect it is hiding (ie not being reported) in your results. I also provide examples of why you may need to test at more than one DNA company and/or the same company twice to find your elusive Native American ancestry. To choose the best DTC personal genome service(s), please see The Best DNA Tests for Native American
Ancestry, where I discuss each offering. Also be sure to join our Native American Ancestry Explorer FaceBook group [recommended by Roberta Estes 2016 blog here] to share your story.
But before I talk about why your results may be void of Native American DNA, I want to go over a few quick points:
One of the most important things you must remember is that having Native American DNA is different from having Native American ancestry. This is because your potential inheritable Native American DNA could be lost every generation but you could still have real Native American ancestry in your family history.
Genealogical DNA tests (including Gedmatch.com) cant tell you a specific Native American tribe you might belong to. Nor can you use these DNA tests as a basis for tribal enrollment, or to narcissistically declare yourself an "Indian."
If you did have family members that were considered to be Native American, your DNA test results may not reveal any evidence of it. Especially if you come from a complex ethnic heritage.
Only Native American tribes or indigenous families can determine whether to accept you as one of them, even if you have no Native American DNA or a lot of it. [see story of Haitian-born Native American adoptee].
Whats more, the Native American diaspora is poorly sampled as many indigenous populations refuse to test, making it challenging for these analyses to adequately identify your Native American DNA.
Another downside to lack of NA samples is you're less likely to find a Native American match from a specific tribe. Moreover, these ethnicity admixture tests only provide ESTIMATES of your affinity (similarity) to reference populations chosen and labelled by each company. 23andMe, for example, built its ethnicity reference panel by choosing "candidate [reference] populations that appear to cluster together, and then evaluate if they can distinguish the groups in practice."
This also means the ethnic percentages in your DNA results doesnt literally mean youre related to or have any genealogical connection whatsoever to that specific ethnic population.
And even if you shared Native American DNA with another test taker it may not reveal the tribal origins of your shared common ancestor. As such, you should always test at more than one DNA company to form a range score of your estimated Native American DNA (ie 0% to 3%) and to maximize your overall genealogical DNA experience.
New studies suggest there is NO credible basis or evidence suggesting indigenous peoples of the Americas descend from ancient Europeans (ie Soultrean theory) or ancient Iraelites. (see George Diepenbrock).
Or it could simply be that Native American DNA is just not that into you
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Three Reasons Why Native American DNA Does NOT Show Up On Your Test Results ...
(1) Your "full-blood" Native American ancestor may have lived so far back in time that your NA ancestor's DNA has "washed out" by the time it reached your generation.
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(2) It is possible your ancestors were not Native American by blood.
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(3) The DNA Test has a problem assigning Native American DNA to your genome.
Here's another link that's on why ethnicity results can 'seem' off when you get them...
Admixture: not soup yet
https://www.legalgenealogist.com/2014/05/18/admixture-not-soup-yet/
WePurrsevere
(24,259 posts)https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/15/politics/donald-trump-elizabeth-warren-dna-1-million/index.html
apkhgp
(1,068 posts)Seeing as he flip flop-s on every issue. You can never get a straight firm answer from this jerk.
turbinetree
(24,703 posts)and then to add further insult he called her a Indian..................she is not a Indian asshole, she is a
ᏣᎳᎩ ᎦᏬᏂᎯᏍᏗ Tsalagi Gawonihisdi......................
if I was Warren I would demand it...........
https://shareblue.com/elizabeth-warren-dna-test-1-million-charity-donation-trump-denial/
apkhgp
(1,068 posts)A divide and conquer strategy. Hit the biggest, most powerful Democrats. Take them down and the rest will fall like dominoes. He is trying to counter the Blue Tsunami that is coming up on November 6.
Rhiannon12866
(205,525 posts)Botany
(70,516 posts)Do I have to add this?
I bet that Donny would have a hard time getting the million $s. He is all
a big sham.
BTW I called Sen. Warren's office and left a message that she should give the
money to Friends of the Pine Ridge Reservation but NIWRC looks like a good
one too.