Here's a response to your second note, dated 8/27/05 11:07am. First, it's good to see you accept the common ancestry from Africa...at least that's a start. From there, you go way off into space.

1)The ICE AGE: How you go from the Ice Age of 10,000 years ago or more to Microsoft and airplanes is interestingly slack of detail...but I see your point. Nevertheless, one development for those trapped by the ICE AGE, that you seem to have overlooked, is the "natural selection" of "white skin, blond/white hair and blue eyes". Also, that the impact of an Ice Age climate is greatly responsible for the great levels of "inhuman" types of behavior exhibited by such people. Lastly, there is NO European invention today that is not inspired by information stolen from Africa and Egypt, including computers, airplanes and more. I will give credit to whites for the "refinement" and mass production capabilities, but the original conception, the socalled "creativity" is not to be attributed to caucasians...and I believe history clearly points this out when it reveals how African's came up to Europe and brought them out of darkness on repeated occasions. And, since Caucasians have the propensity to claim other's contributions it's really hard to tell exactly where their level of creativity resides, if at all.

2)The Bronze Age: First, here's a statement on the Bronze Age by a historian, "Copper is a soft metal which can be found in its natural state as well as within ore, and could be beaten into ornaments and soft weapons. It appears on the world stage about 8,000 BC in the Tigris and Euphrates region where civilization and agriculture were beginning." Please show me in history that in 8,000 BC the Tigris and Euphrates were inhabited by Caucasians. Have you heard of Nimrod? Nimrod was the son of Cush/Ethiopian, the grandson of Ham/Black Man. Nimrod founded the first civilizations along the Euphrates and Tigris rivers. The key thing is time here. Whites didn't come along into this region until roughly 2,000BC, according to history...correct? Yet, as you can see in the first statement I quote, Copper began to be used in 8,000B.C., well before there were many whites at all?

I think the problem you have is that you overlook the fact that whites weren't always on this planet. Prior to the Ice Age, all men (excluding the albino) were people of color...correct?

I'll stop here.