you should call ya self DUZZMZB ASS KRAKKKA!!

Hey Logic.

I just wanna wish you happy holidays, Sorry, I'm a little late for wishing you a merry Xmas, At least I made the new Year..Anyway All the best for a good friend on YouTube..

Thanks Logic.

If you had half a brain cell you miniscule minded dim wit honky fag, you would know that
"EGYPT IS IN  A F R I C A!! all honkys are racist !!! dumb animals, dumb typical pale devil peackerwood , its all you know.

very nice videos. you have some sense

Germans tend to be Logical.

Just something i've noticed.

Haplogroup E split 26,000 years ago. It started in Africa sure. The only "blacks" than have E3B are Horn Of Africans and they are mixed breeds.

The "downstream" clade southern Europeans (accept Iberians) inherit Which is know as E-V13 is a mutation that happened in the Balkans or right outside in West Asia during the Neolithic estimated over 9,000 years ago.

There is nothing "Negroid" about it. It's a Balkan subclade. Although haplogroups don't mean phenotype anyways. It's just a marker.

GREAT CHANNEL

I viewed your "Was Ancient Egypt black?" video, and I must say that - as a fellow anti-Afrocentrist refuter - I'm impressed.

I noticed that you mention Ivan van Sertima:
I've read parts of his books and - from what I've seen - it's nothing short of misinterpreted, pseudohistorical clap-trap:
1. He mentions that the "black Garamantes hunted the cave-dwelling albino-whites of Libya from their chariots" in the "African Presence in Early Europe" book, quoting Herodotus - however, even a fleeting skim will see that it was the "Libyan" (differentiated from the "Ethiopians" i.e. black Africans) Garamantes that hunted the 'troglodyte Ethiopians'.
2. He mentions that "Columbus recorded the Guanini, a black Native American tribe specialising in the trade of gold" in "They Came Before Columbus", but again from the fragments of Columbus' journal it seems that "Guanini" was an uninhabited island.

I look forward to any future contributions of yours on YouTube.

You speak German? You did not right much, but from what I observed so far the your German syntax isnot German at all. You think with and English mind, and hence its more of an English syntax. Plus you also used Du instead of Sie which is the wrong form in this particular context. You also treated klug as if it was a noun. Either you are a beginner, or you do not speak German (horrible grammar).