Quite right. It is much deeper and wider than your interesting post.
The 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 16, page 80, under the topic "Mexico ", and the sub-topic "Ethnic Origins and Language", we read the following:
"An estimated 300,000 Spaniards entered Mexico during the three centuries of colonial rule. They mixed with the Indians, producing the mestizo element which today predominates in the Mexican population. Most of the Negroes, estimated at less than 200,000, who were brought during the colonial period to work in the mines and on the plantations have been absorbed into the population."
This same article points out that there were "more than 700 tribal groups " and " 100 different languages " among the Mexican-Indian element alone. Remember, the Hebrew word (‘ereb) means "mingled ". Again, from the 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 17, page 80, under the topic " Muslims ", and the sub-topic " The Ommiad Caliphate of Spain ", we read the following:
"... So many native Christians adopted Islam and intermarried with the conquerors that the original Muslim stock was thoroughly blended with the local peoples ..."
Therefore, we don't have to guess as to the general makeup of the 300,000 Spaniards who blended with the Mexican-indians. All one need do is brush up on his history.
By this criteria, Mexicans are indeed Arabs. One must understand that with Cortez and succeeding Spanish explorers, over a period of three centuries, with an influx of 300,000 men, there were many Arabs, Turks and Jews. Most of these mixed with the various Indian tribes among them: Aztec, Misteca-Zapoteca, Maya, Othomi, Totonac, Tarasco, Apache, Matlan-zingo, Chontal, Mixeca, Zoque, Guaicuro, Opata-Pima, Tapijulapa, Seri and Huavi, Chichimec, Toltec, Huasteco and Otomis, which were also " unclean ".
The Reader's Great Encyclopedic Dictionary defines mestizo as:
"... (mes·te´zo) n. pl. ·zos or ·zoes Any one of mixed blood; in Mexico and the western United States, a person of Spanish and Indian blood: also called Ladino (def. 2). Also mes·te´zo, mes·ti´no (-no). [<Sp. <LL misticius < L mixtus pp. of miscere to mix] - mes·di´za ] za) n. fem." ("Ladino" = "Judeo-Spanish", or "Judezmo".)
This definition is quite good, except " Spanish blood " doesn't express the entire picture of the Arab, Turk and Jew intermixture Actually the original pure-blooded Spaniards were Iberian Celtic (Hiberian) people. So this definition can only apply to Spain as it was occupied by the Turk & Arab Mohammedans after its conquest by the Saracens. So it's not entirely a mixture of " Spanish and Indian ", but a intermixture of Arab, Turk, Jew and Indian; and Negroid.
Why the fuck are you quoting random encyclopedias you faggot
Therefore, we don't have to guess as to the general makeup of the 300,000 Spaniards who blended with the Mexican-indians.
How is this supported by wht you've said in any way? Where the fuck do you get Turks in Spain from? Do you think Berbers are Arabs? Any numbers for your dumbass theory of Muslim elites breeding hundreds of Spanish women each so that their offspring could be conquistadores?
The source was provided, but you're either to lazy or illiterate to pick up on something that requires at least an ambient temperature IQ. If you had so much as a GED (which I doubt), you'd know that Collier's isn't some "random" source.
Again, from the 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 17, page 80, under the topic " Muslims ", and the sub-topic " The Ommiad Caliphate of Spain"
"... So many native Christians adopted Islam and intermarried with the conquerors that the original Muslim stock was thoroughly blended with the local peoples ..."
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AdValorem ago
Quite right. It is much deeper and wider than your interesting post.
The 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 16, page 80, under the topic "Mexico ", and the sub-topic "Ethnic Origins and Language", we read the following:
This same article points out that there were "more than 700 tribal groups " and " 100 different languages " among the Mexican-Indian element alone. Remember, the Hebrew word (‘ereb) means "mingled ". Again, from the 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 17, page 80, under the topic " Muslims ", and the sub-topic " The Ommiad Caliphate of Spain ", we read the following:
Therefore, we don't have to guess as to the general makeup of the 300,000 Spaniards who blended with the Mexican-indians. All one need do is brush up on his history.
By this criteria, Mexicans are indeed Arabs. One must understand that with Cortez and succeeding Spanish explorers, over a period of three centuries, with an influx of 300,000 men, there were many Arabs, Turks and Jews. Most of these mixed with the various Indian tribes among them: Aztec, Misteca-Zapoteca, Maya, Othomi, Totonac, Tarasco, Apache, Matlan-zingo, Chontal, Mixeca, Zoque, Guaicuro, Opata-Pima, Tapijulapa, Seri and Huavi, Chichimec, Toltec, Huasteco and Otomis, which were also " unclean ".
The Reader's Great Encyclopedic Dictionary defines mestizo as:
This definition is quite good, except " Spanish blood " doesn't express the entire picture of the Arab, Turk and Jew intermixture Actually the original pure-blooded Spaniards were Iberian Celtic (Hiberian) people. So this definition can only apply to Spain as it was occupied by the Turk & Arab Mohammedans after its conquest by the Saracens. So it's not entirely a mixture of " Spanish and Indian ", but a intermixture of Arab, Turk, Jew and Indian; and Negroid.
DonKeyhote ago
Why the fuck are you quoting random encyclopedias you faggot
How is this supported by wht you've said in any way? Where the fuck do you get Turks in Spain from? Do you think Berbers are Arabs? Any numbers for your dumbass theory of Muslim elites breeding hundreds of Spanish women each so that their offspring could be conquistadores?
AdValorem ago
Here's the key sentence.
The source was provided, but you're either to lazy or illiterate to pick up on something that requires at least an ambient temperature IQ. If you had so much as a GED (which I doubt), you'd know that Collier's isn't some "random" source.
Again, from the 1980 Collier's Encyclopedia, volume 17, page 80, under the topic " Muslims ", and the sub-topic " The Ommiad Caliphate of Spain"
Oh_Well_ian ago
Don't answer that King of the Downvoats faggot or any variation of his name.
Great comment and thank you.
AdValorem ago
Thanks. It's like dealing with a psychopath who has Tourettes' syndrome......