Fulaman198:
Typical Tuaregs in Nigeria, as dark as Charcoal:

TerryCarr:

Tuareg from Algeria where they came from


Tuaregs are mixed which is way they look different from place to place

Fulaman198:


Dude I see Tuaregs every day not the stuff you keep posting.

I've posted at least 2 pictures of Tuaregs already

what about these:

[img]http://www.alsur.fr/assets/drgalleries/217/thumb_alcd153.jpg[/img]

And no Tuaregs aren't originally from Algeria. Tuaregs are originally from mainly places in West Africa. The West like I said earlier has brainwashed a lot of people. That Algerian "Tuareg" you posted is the mixed one. He looks more mixed with European than actual Tuareg.

TerryCarr:

Berbers come from north Africa that's kinda fact before the berber moved in to the deserted it was mostly populated be nilo-saharn groups

Fulaman198:
Or What about these Algerian Tuaregs:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uiR4ZSrP9A


Do you see how dark the women in the video are?

The Sahara people are extremely dark because of the sun hitting their skin, not these so-called Berbers who are mixed with Greek, Turk and Roman they are NOT the original Berbers. No way could a light complexioned person survive in that sun.

TerryCarr:

that or the nilo Saharan genes

Fulaman198:


Nah man that's bullcrap, there are no Nilo-Saharan genes, again you are just acting like a brainwashed guy not willing to accept the facts. The fact is, anyone who is of light complexion and obviously having white blood claiming to be Berber in North Africa is obviously of Roman, Greek or Turkish blood.

TerryCarr:

they are in Algeria too. and we all no they are known for being dark
[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b3/Lenguas_nilo-saharianas.PNG[/img]

Fulaman198:


The only group that speaks a Nilo-Saharan language as shown by your map in Algeria, Mali, Niger and Nigeria are the Songhai/Sonrai/Zarma/Dendi (they go by all those names) however, they speak slightly different variations of the Songhai language. Some speaking Sonrai Korai Chinni, others speaking a language mutually intelligble with the one spoken in Gao, and others speaking Zarma. Gabero for example is spoken in Sudan, it's a Songhai language close to Gao dialect spoken in Mali. However, the Gabero people are of Fulani origin that no longer speak the Fulani language.

Your map proves nothing. As aforementioned, anyone claiming Berber who looks "white" are typically those with a VERY heavy mix of Greek, Turk or Roman DNA, this is well known fact. Most of those so-called Berbers don't even live a Berber lifestyle, they live more of a sedentary European lifestyle, claiming a culture that isn't their own.

"Sahara palaeohydrology overlaid with the spatial distribution of Ounanian and barbed bone points and Nilo-Saharan languages. The languages marked as “other” are too small to be depicted as separate colors; they are Nyimang, Temein, Hill Nubian, Daju, Berta, and Gumuz. Note the similarity between the distribution of barbed bone points and the distribution of species that require deep water"

TerryCarr:


"The Sahara today is largely populated by speakers of Afroasiatic languages, Berber and Arabic, with some Nilo-Saharan languages (Teda-Daza and Zaghawa) in the region of Northern Chad, and Songhay cluster languages scattered across Mali and Niger. However, it is clear that this situation is recent; Berber-speaking Tuareg moved into the Central Sahara ∼1500 y ago and the spread of the Hassaniya Moors into Mauritania probably dates from the 15th Century. Before this time, the central and southern Sahara are thought to have been populated by Nilo-Saharan speakers. The Nilo-Saharan language phylum is both widespread and strongly internally divided, suggesting considerable antiquity. Its greatest diversity is in the east, where a large number of small branches are found, suggesting the original locus of expansion. Although fragmented into enclave populations today, the presence and pattern of relic populations in the northern desert points strongly to a much wider distribution in the past, covering the region from the Ethio-Sudan borderland to Mauritania and southwest Morocco."




"It has long been suggested that Nilo-Saharan languages might correlate with barbed bone points, the so-called “Aqualithic”"

http://www.pnas.org/content/108/2/458.full#sec-2

Fulaman198:
No offence to white people, but they do claim everything.

Look at Rastafarianism, most of them are black Jamaicans, but a lot of whites in America are now involved in it. I've even seen white dudes with dreadlocks

like I've seen some white people in the past who knew more about Yoruba Gods than I do (yeah I know I'm not Yoruba, but still I'm a Nigerian, I should at least know more than them about the Yoruba Gods).

They seem to like to claim other cultures foreign to their own, and eventually own it and say it's their own. Look at Rap music, look at Pop music, Britney Spears music would have been considered "Black music" 20 years ago, today it's not.

Fulaman198:
Because white people seem to study Fulani people like crazy and yet, they even try to claim us and call us Caucasian all the time. I have never seen so many Discovery channel, PBS and Nat Geo documentaries about any other group except my own Fulani people, and within the Fulani ethnic group, they seem to study the Wodaabe Fulani the most.

Fulaman198:
Typical Tuaregs in Nigeria, as dark as Charcoal:

kobonaire:
Really? When have Americans ever referred to the Fulani people as Caucasian?? I think their interest in fulani people is due to their nomadic lifestyle which they have preserved for many generations, otherwise i don't think anyone really gives a flying f'k about these impoverished folks - no hard feelings.

tpiah01:


They look Kanuri.

Fulaman198:


You sound jealous. Trust me we don't like them studying us either. However, if you think the only reason they over study us is because of nomadism then you don't have a clue. They even talk about our Gerewol ceremony and all that crap.

kobonaire:

Jealous of your broke-áss lifestyle of breathing and walking on cow dung 24x7??
No Sir, I am quite content with living the life of the 21st century. I do enjoy watching how you live that nomadic life on TV though. It is intriguing, but no thanks, I love my modern conveniences
About the Gerrwol ceremony - you should write to the Discovery channel ...

KidStranglehold:


Indeed. But we have to take into account that the Red Sea water levels were significantly lower compared to today. Enabling a those migrates to cross.

Fulaman198:
Nah man you really are coming off as quite angry and jealous. Fulanis are one of the richest ethnic groups in West Africa as we have a grand presence in every country in West Africa and have had the most military success in all of West Africa. A simple Google Search will affirm what I have been saying all along.

kobonaire:
Ha ha .... I don't blame you, you have inhaled so much cow-dung in your pastoral nomadic lifestyle that it has completely made you bonkers and delusional about your lifestyle. If you want to wake up in the morning and stare at cow testicles all your life and believe that you have a "grand presence" then that is your prerogative. For me, no thanks, I love my 21st century life, I will leave you to embellish in your nomadic lifestyle

Fulaman198:
Your anger is astonishing and I'm enjoying every bit of it tbh. Show me where that Fulani touched you to make you cry.

kobonaire:
Ha ha - keep gagging your pet cow's testicles ....

Ajuran:
Fulaman, you need to get married and experience consensual sexxxx.

Fulaman198:


I agree with you bro, what happened to you, you are so mellow now?

Fulaman198:


I agree with you bro, what happened to you, you are so mellow now?

Fulaman198:


I agree with you bro, what happened to you, you are so mellow now?