Yes, Hungarians definitely don’t have a Mongoloid appearance.

Yes, Finns are definitely blonde.

These are conclusive proofs.

Because, as you know, Turks have always, everywhere, had a Mongoloid facial and body structure.

Because, as you know, blonde Turks have never been seen in history.

Just kidding…



Yes, Hungarians, Finns, and the like suddenly appeared out of nothing, like a quantum leap.

There is no pre-existence to their existence.

They are autochthonous.

Their language trees are unique.

Their genes are unique.

They are unlike any other nation, language, or genetics.

So much so that their genes do not contain Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, or Uracil.

They are also not connected to Lucy, the oldest mother believed to have lived in Africa, in present-day Ethiopia.

They are descendants of the Anunnaki.

Let’s admit it, we’re jealous.

Similarities in grammar and vocabulary?

No, what matters to us are the differences.

Find as many similarities as you like, they are only borrowed.

And they also hurt our hearts.

They torment our blonde hair, dazzle our blue eyes.

Differences? They are essential.

That’s what matters.



There are four key genes linked to skin and hair color.

MC1R: Manages the balance between dark eumelanin and light pheomelanin; changes in this gene result in red hair and light skin.

SLC24A5: Plays a major role in lightening and darkening skin tone by regulating ion flow within the cell.

OCA2: Supports the function of melanocyte cells and the melanin production center, affecting eye, skin, and hair tone.

TYR: Codes for the tyrosinase enzyme, which initiates melanin production.

The probability of a baby developing a mutation in one of these four genes spontaneously during the formation of egg or sperm cells, and not in its mother or father, is roughly between 1 in 25,000 and 1 in 250,000.

It’s that simple.

You separate your race from humanity’s family tree by saying you are descended from elves.

You say you are autochthonous, that your race has no ancestors.

But...

However, due to fixed mutations that impair melanin production, you are actually mutants, just like the MUTANTS in the X-Men series.

Unfortunately, this doesn’t give you extraordinary powers.

In a crowd of 250,000 people, mostly black, you might find 1-4 individuals with albino, redhead, blonde, and various other skin, hair, and eye colors. Moreover, they pass on their colors to their ancestors.

Indeed, there are also extremely beautiful black people with green and blue eyes.

There are tribes from which slender, elegant, model-like individuals emerge, almost like Avatars.