scottish jews.
hidden.
all american jews.
top sekret.
check it out.
i dunno.
seems legit.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2149658/Melungeons-DNA-study-seeks-origin-Ancient-Appalachian-people.html
maybe this is it..
SCOTTISH blood.
trace ancient egypt berber/moor > Scotland
scottish is also masonic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_people#United_States
The number of Americans with a Scottish ancestor is estimated to between 9 and 25 million[32][33][34][35] (up to 8.3% of the total US population)
In “The Great Migration” between 1600 and the beginning of the American Revolution in 1776 it is estimated that as many as 400,000 Ulster Scots left Northern Ireland for America. Many of them had to become indentured servants in order to pay the 10 pounds cost for passage to America. And generally, upon arrival the immigrants quickly took the “Great Wagon Road” westwards out of Philadelphia.
At first, the Scottish immigrants were welcomed by the Pennsylvanians but when the Quakers lost control of the state assembly, land patents were refused and the Scots became “squatters.” After settling and filling the unoccupied western frontiers of Pennsylvania the Allegheny mountains directed their heavy flow southward into the Great Shenendoah Valley of Virginia. As a frontier protection against incursions by the Indians, the Scot settlers from Ireland (Scotch-Irish) were welcomed to Virginia which immediately became their favorite destination. They quickly filled the Valley and rapidly fulfilled their classic role as the pioneers of the Appalachian frontier as the adventurers and explorers who opened up the American west. Their protective presence at the frontier soon enabled the Virginia colony to become the strongest and most prosperous colony in America.
y the time of the Revolution, Virginia had the largest population and it ranked as the most important colony both politically and economically. The largest concentration of Scottish people in America was in Virginia and they played a highly important role in helping Virginia to attain its position of pre-eminence in the new world. But it was not the “aristocratic” planters or gentry in Virginia that lit the first sparks for independence and freedom from Great Britain. It was the Scotch-Irish of Virginia who were the Champions of Liberty and Independence in America. The first calls for individual human rights came not from those who were well-off and prosperous in America but by those who had suffered for centuries from the aggressions, prejudice, harassment and discrimination of the British first, in Scotland, then in Northern Ireland and lastly, in Virginia. And it was not in the privileged sanctity of the Anglican churches or the hallowed halls of the Capitol at Williamsburg where the first cries for freedom rang out in America - but in the roughhewn Presbyterian churches of the Virginia frontier where the earliest calls for freedom were proclaimed.