Titeket nem idegesít, hogy mi csak egy kitalált nemzet vagyunk?

Ez nem marhaság.

Ennek a magyarságnak csak akkor lett volna értelme ha ennek segítségével sikerül egyben tartani a Hungária birodalmat és most egy egységes és erős közép-európai államban élnénk. Viszont hogy így alakult a történelem és végül felbomlott, teljesen felesleges volt elmagyarosítani több millió németet, szlovákot, románt, lengyelt, ukránt, szerbet, zsidót stb. Inkább maradt volna meg az a 2-3 millió magyar, amennyi a magyarosító politika előtt volt az 1800as években, aztán autonóm kisebbségként élnének több országban, mi meg maradtunk volna meg azoknak akik valójában voltunk.

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"According to The ALlele FREquency Database compiled by Kenneth K. Kidd of Yale University, 0.7% of the 176 Hungarian people studied carry at least one 1540C allele in the EDAR (rs3827760) gene where CC causes straighter and thicker hair and shovel-shaped incisors. C is of Asian origin."

"A particular Szekler from central Transylvania scores 0.9% Asian in 23andMe's autosomal DNA test, of which 0.4% of that is interpreted as similar to Yakuts."

Thanks to Pál Lipták's research it has been known for almost half a century that only 16.7 percent of 10th-century human bones belong to the Mongoloid types. The European characteristics in the biological composition of the recent Hungarian population and the lack of Asian markers are not solely due to the thousand years of blending. The population around 1000 AD in Hungary was made up almost exclusively of people who were genetically Europid, because the number of invaders was likely very small compared to the older inhabitants of the area and the newcomers were quickly assimilated by them."

"Recent genetic researches are in line with the previous archaeological and anthropological assumptions that the conqueror tribes were related to the Onogur-Bulgars. A substantial part of the conquerors show similarities to the Xiongnu and Asian Scythians and presumably this Inner Asian component on their way to Europe mixed with the peoples of the Pontic steppes."

"According to Dreisziger, there were not genetic anthropological and linguistic connections between the conquerors of 895 and modern Hungarian population and Hungarian language"

"Four 10th century skeletons from well documented cemeteries in Hungary of ancient Magyar individuals were sampled. Two of the four males belonged to Y-DNA Haplogroup N confirming their Uralic origin. None out of 100 sampled modern Hungarians carried the haplogroup, and just one of about 94 Székelys carried it. The study also stated that it was possible that the more numerous pre-existing populations or substantional later migrations, mostly Avars and Slavs, voluntarely accepted the Uralic language of the elite"

"Compared to the European nations, Andrea Vágó-Zalán's study determined that the Bulgarians were genetically the closest and the Estonians and Finns were among the furthest from the recent Hungarian population"