inbreeding didn't always work out for the Brits either...
Posted on 05/12/2013 5:16:53 PM PDT by Morgana
A tragic phenomenon which is taking a terrible toll on everyone involved.
There is a dire phenomenon rising in Europe that is crippling entire societies and yet the continent sleeps, refusing not only to confront the destructive elephant in the room, but also to admit its very existence.
The troubling reality being referred to is the widespread practice of Muslim inbreeding and the birth defects and social ills that it spawns.
The tragic effect of the Left’s control of the boundaries of debate is that any discussion about vital issues such as these marks an individual as an “Islamophobe” and a “racist.”
A person who dares to point at the pathology of inbreeding in the Muslim community is accused of whipping up hatred against Muslim people.
But all of this could not be further from the truth. To fight against inbreeding anywhere is to defend humanity and to defend innocent babies from birth defects.
Fighting against this Islamic practice stems from a pro-Muslim calling, since identifying destructive ideologies and practices in Islam enables the protection of the Muslim people from harm.
Massive inbreeding
(Excerpt) Read more at clashdaily.com ...
Well, this explains a lot.
It makes an endless supply of bombers who are set off remotely. What Mohammed pig could resist that?
We should let them know that their particular predilection is perfectly normal and that they should continue no, increase its incidence.
(Just don’t tell them that the truth of the matter is that Mother Nature will b!tch-slap them into extinction... The sooner the better).
I guess they're real when they say 'cuz' ...
Then who is smart enough to build the bomb? Judging by this article not these people.
Is there something in the Koran about that? I know it tells them how to wipe their butt.
Actually, not all autosomal recessives are harmful.
The Moslem preference for first cousin marriage may well be based on folk wisdom that allows those societies to isolate schizophrenia (and 5 other serious mental problems) from the rest of society.
I went looking for the incidence of schizophrenia on the net and found that in the US we have a 1.2% average incidence. African Americans have triple that incidence. Some old studies suggested Checnyans were as high as 9% ~ they, BTW, have some strange marriage rules ~ one set for women and a different set for men. They seem geared to minimizing harmful autosomal recessives, so there may again be a folk observation about breeding habits and resultant mental problems.
Just guessing but given the extreme legalism found in Islam, their schizophrenia rate is probably up around 20% or maybe even more!
Bet it's difficult to find moderates in that crowd ~ but rather easy to locate a suicide bomber, or someone happy to kill people for no reason at all.
Recently these sodomites have moved into my area. They are not trying to be American. They want to impose their ways. There will be a day of reckoning.
Every Culture is Equally Valid. I say don’t interfere. (evil laughter).
Preaching to the choir here.
“Actually incest doesn’t CREATE troublesome genes ~ it merely creates more opportunities for harmful autosomal recessive genes to do a mix and match job. “
Ever see the movie “Wrong Turn” Or “Wrong Turn part 2, 3 and 4”???
Yea it is kinda like that. Basically what you just said only someone had to go put it on the silver screen.
Since women are in mortal danger from muslim men, it makes sense to only allow your daughter to marry a blood relative.
That she is a close blood relative provides some slight protection from the horrific abuse a non-related woman would get.
You might be able to reign in your brother or your cousin as your daughter’s husband, some guy from another village? No way.
Only a fool would believe they lack the ability to make and use bombs.
GOOGLE
Anti-incest app built by Iceland college students
Nidhi Subbaraman NBC News
April 17, 2013 at 3:16 PM ET
Google
The ÍslendingaApp SES(Beta) built by Sad Engineer Studios.
A group of students at the University of Iceland in Reykjavík have created an Android app that prevents Icelanders from accidentally dating their cousins.
The app draws information from the Íslendingabók database, a national record of Iceland residents and family trees dating back into the Middle Ages.
Arnar Aðalsteinsson, Alexander Helgason and Hákon Björnsson, in their final year at the University of Iceland, entered and won an app-building contest sponsored by the tenders of the Íslendingabók database.
When you tap phones with someone who has the app, it brings up an alert if the owners of the two phones share a grandparent. (Of course, if you don’t already know who you share a grandparent with, incest may be the least of your problems, but the team says it is looking into functionality for spotting common great grandparents, too.)
The feature is called “Sifjaspellsspillir” which directly translates to “Incest Destroyer,” though the team prefers the phrase “Incest Spoiler.”
The app has been downloaded 3,651 times at their last check, the team told NBC News. An app for the iPhone is very likely on the way, they say.
“Genealogy is the kind of the national hobby of Iceland,” Friðrik Skúlason, a software engineer who first started building the Íslendingabók database in the 1980s, told NBC News. “On average if you pick two people on the street at random you will find they are related 6 or 7 generations back.”
The database was taken over by genetics company DeCode. Íslendingabók is now a free database for anyone with an Iceland national identification to use online, where they can trace relatives and their contact information.
“[Iceland] is a small community with extensive records gong back centuries, and everybody is related to everybody else,” Skúlason told NBC News. “The database contains every single person who is currently alive or that we have been able to find any information about for the past 1,100 years.”
He hasn’t used the app himself, but Skúlason imagines it will make for good pickup lines at a bar. “My phone would really like to know if it’s related to your phone … there are possibilities,” he says. Although, he adds, most people already know each others’ close relatives well.
About two-thirds of the country has accessed the database at least once, he says, with spikes in activity during Christmas, “I guess when people are writing Christmas cards and trying to remember what is the name of Uncle Joe’s third child and so on,” and during the summer, when people plan the traditional family reunions.
inbreeding didn't always work out for the Brits either...
I think the picture at the link is of someone with the “elephant man” syndrome, not necessarily a problem with genetic issues.
Quite a few Islamics in US psych hospitals.
Remember, just because a gene is recessive doesn't mean it's bad, nor does being dominant make it good.
There are two main reasons for first-cousin marriage:
1) Bride-price (mahr): the groom is supposed to pay a dowry to the woman, which serves as her alimony in case of divorce. Marry a first cousin, and the money stays in the family.
2) Avoiding dividing clan loyalty: marrying somebody from the same clan ensures that the loyalty of the children is not divided.
Not that it's not just first-cousin marriage, you are supposed to marry your first cousin on your FATHERs side, which concentrates male-oriented recessive genes even further.
The House of Widsor is not British in origin. No doubt back in the early Dark Ages the German tribes over did the incest thing, but again, the Brits are not Germans.
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