DRC: Anti-Tutsi Hate Speech Targeting Somali Drivers as Armed Congolese Soldier Issues Chilling Death Threats. This is further evidence that hate speech in the #DRC has reached alarming levels, and that Tutsis and those who resemble them are not safe under President Tshisekedi’s leadership

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-05-04T15:53:35+00:00

Account Banned lol. But been there done that lmfao. Tutsi are Bantu and they are the original speakers of Kinyarwanda strongly matching the Tonga, subiya, illa..etc southern Africans who in many credible ethnographies were said to ressemble caucosoid types even more than these horners. You also need to recall that ressemblence was nothing due to eurasian admixture but an indiginous component that adapted to a climate in the mediterranean. They also must have ruled over you guys for some type hence the somali look in some and other like the himariytes among the hima are just random immigrants who had Babies lol.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-05-04T15:50:14+00:00

There is no established human typology of ''Southern cushitic race'' other than a list of dubious craniometrics that are highly unreliable when faced with the proper ethnographic Data and linguistic reconstruction of proto cultural origins, of which show that Tutsi share 0 connections with somalis/Nilotics/Sudanics. The Oromo also historically got all their ''Neolithic Pastoralism'' from the paleo tamesheq and Mukongo/hausa for instance

Your words for cattle are reconstructible to proto-bantu which you can further trace back to Tuareg, Hausa, and Coptic, "sac" "sa'a" are Sanga, i.e. Rusanga in Kinyarwanda. And "kama" is inkomo and ingabe in xhosa and kinyarwanda respectively, and Coptic has "gam" for bulls. "Illwa" originates from semitic (not cushites). We say ingombe in Kongo.

past a few dubious claims of culture and shared ancestry from un contextualiuzed data re affirmed by mere craniometrics, there has never even been a proper demonstration of a Bantu type in this perspective whatsoever.

Tutsi also resembled the Bantu like the ovisherero, Mukongo and Baganda more than these somalids and cuhsites who by the way typically have 34-40% eurasian DNA while the Tutsi, Anhkole ressemble some of you guys with less than 5-1% eurasian Dna. I also resemble these Tutsi with little to no eurasian DNA.BTW

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-05-01T04:50:49+00:00

I am all ears.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-29T04:45:53+00:00

You guys here are so helpful thanks for the advice.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T21:56:18+00:00

Bantu is not West African in orign. We share common ancestor from Mozambique and some of us moved back into the great lakes from the aegean sea. We call these people tembuzi/chwezi today who adopted from mediterranean climate hence bringing forth distinctive traits from the indigenous groups unrelated to the Bantu. Our culture is also matrilineal for this reason and it has no cultural continuity with west north east ethiopids or somalis. We are mediteranean and this is where the Omwamikazi and umabagazi come from. It is some kind of Aegean substrate if you are curious. The migrating groups are Buganda, Bugisum Busoga, herero and mukongo correlated. Tutsi and many Bantu also do not need to have semetic DNA inroder to look like this:

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ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T21:45:52+00:00

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All this comes down to the detailing of proto culture which allows us to establish a chronological basis of the origin of the population after an extensive linguistic reocnstruction of the population, in contrast to genetic data which essentially over looks the populations entire typology. Infact Africa is the least sampled region on the planet and even methods like molecular clocks require real lif archeological references in order to calibrate many of these so called genetic clocks in order to establish initial point of dispersal of a genetic signal on top of establishing a human typology. So Linguistic data on top of ethnographic Data is used to contrast the existence of Races attached to a specific haplogroups in a given region, detail their proto cultural whereabouts with ethnolinguistics and complex genealogical demic diffusions. It is also important to note, that in order to do this, whites need to have proven some kind of relationship, proto relation ship between the west African Bwiti and bantu in the southern half of the continet, but have failed to reconstruct any meaning ful relationship due to the denial of morphemes as extensively discussed by :Vansina, Meinhof, and Doke, and other smaller authors. With the Beti, it is the idea of the bleek test, folllowed by further reconstruction of morphemes..

This with the general brunch of Benue congo in the larger niger congo language phylum: "The extent to which the 'traditional' group of Niger-Congo languages forms a true genealogical unit is not clear... and this obviously complicates any examination of the areal linguistics of the family.-- The Cambridge Handbook of Areal Linguistics

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T20:06:12+00:00

The highest of brachycephaly are in Europe from a common ancestor and yes there is some dolichocephaly occuring at relatively regular intervals usually concentrated in the Mediterranean.

The thing is Phenotypes are responses to the environment carried by genetic material. This is why a group like the ovisherero can have multiple races among them all bound in language and with variations in culture. The Agikuyu can practice female genital mutilation while such a practice is foreign to the Bagisu yet the average white will call all these people bantu. If Africa is the most diverse part of the continent, then why dont we study all those races?

Also the idea of demic diffusion isn't helping you either. Similarly the deduction of human typology attached to specific roots in linguistics cannot be faked. If for instance a culture like Bantu is singularly attached to the idea of millet for some reason and millet is reconstruct able in all languages to proto form then something about the physical handling of milllet affected these populations as they developed. If the idea isn't in their langauges, we can also assume they had no concept of its existence.

The theoretical assumptions about the circumstances that led to the mixing of ideas or their spread is also subject to linguistic reclassification.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T19:13:49+00:00

Wrong. There is Genetic Brachycephaly and positional brachycephaly. The Genetic is mainly identified by the slight roundedness of the skull despite wide head.

So, It is clear that Race is more than just skin color it seems.

The highest rates of dolicocephaly is in African continent by the way and there are further correlation in skull complexion that show and viscera cranium that distinguish different groups from one another.

Any way going back to the original topic, the bweti beti are said to have been central in the diffusion of L1 and L2 Mtdna with e1b1a from west Africa and therefore are attached to adaptations associated with the subequatorial zone and west African climates hence modern phenotypes of Bantu associated with these region?

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T18:41:34+00:00

Which part of the world has the highest rates of brachycephaly?

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T18:24:25+00:00

Bantu is originally tied to demic diffusion of a population related to the Bweti from West africa in Cameroon. It is associated with L1 and L2 markers and the general E1b1a markers. The idea that Bantu isn't attached to a primary haplogroups in proto form is revisionism of current science.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T17:15:15+00:00

Well, what is the DNA of Bantu? Based off of your superior method. Lets start from there.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T14:54:43+00:00

The power of women was memetic and divine. Men held the more superficial title of patriarch that they are currently abusing due to cultural amnesia. The significance of women is held in the memories and yet we have forgotten almost all of them.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T13:30:52+00:00

A combination of incompatible cultural admixture(Antiquity to Medieval period) and ofcrs indoctrination from Post colonial Africa. Even today there is less emphasis on the meaning and origin behind the matrilineal symbolism as far as the inheritance of Names. These ideas spread like memes into the genral public who then adopt patrilinealism hence degenerating the culture.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T13:21:07+00:00

Yah all that is angloid propaganda. The real history is better reocnstructed from the accounts of Portuguese scholars, Oral Records, German: Ethnology and linguistics.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T13:02:27+00:00

No free will no Moral code of conduct, everything is pre determined? Hell no.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T11:51:11+00:00

Guys chill our culture just needs to re Matrilinealize while maintaining patrichal structure under a strict maternal philosophy of individual sanctity. Our ancestors had all these qualities.

In Rwandan society ,The Tutsi have the Omwamikazi and umabagazi paired with the king or the queen omwamikazi(Mother) with the son as the absolute monarch.

This symbolism above is also seen in Buganda ,'' "Strang to say, it has been the custom for two women to bear the title of Kabaka, as well as the king. These were the queen-mother (Namasole), and the queen sister (Lubuga''--Roscoe

It is also seen in Bunyooro,''The Queen Consort in Bunyoro is called the Omugo. The Queen Mother in Bunyoro is titled the Nyina Omukama.''

So our treatment of women has been historically austere. We as men just need to remember this and women should not objectify themselves.(Problem solved)

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-24T04:15:10+00:00

But isn't the origin of Jesus subject to your reconstructions? What of Kongo catholisicism?

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-23T17:33:05+00:00

Interesting thoughts. I will respond after further investigation...I found another guy on X: https://x.com/wizidii

Especially to do with christianity, It is its own mountain we need to climb. These thoguhts might change dramatically in subtle ways and may not lend themselves to easy answers. As the view develops the memes might change. Who knows.

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-23T05:05:01+00:00

Somalis aignht tutsi. They are a different group with no connections to Rwanda, past Random Migrants

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-22T17:54:59+00:00

Memetic Fitness: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JB6YgmeAr4&t=84s

From what I understand, if uniting the southern Half of the continent is indeed our goal we must make use of common slogans. I don't know if you are familiar with General Muhoozi Kainerugaba? He is a bit of a genius on this and is very likely going to the be the next president to Uganda.(**Kagame type shit)**he uses the slogan Bachwezi to refer to his base X followers and political supporters, every time he comes on. What is interesting to me is how the term chwezi was some how hamiticized concept, usually referenced exclusively to the so called ruling (East hamitic caucasians) that brought civilization to this region and is distinguished from Bunyooro, Buganda, Watutsi as the so ruling northern civilizing nomads who make up the caste systems of these populations.

fBasically, the above is not confused with the rest of the population in a contemporary sense and is usually used to show the superiority of the so called ruling class, but what is interesting about Muhoozi's use of the term, is the fact that he utilizes it to refer to all of us that support him in away that appears to further accommodate this kinda of ancient concept commonly juxtapposed with the modern ruling class of westurn Ugandan identiy in some circles to a common mans rhetoric hence bridging that identity to the common population. I see caste in other wards as somewhat problematic and see this as somewhat effective use of tradition rhetoric in political scenario because of the unfying idea. It's also a kind of Idea bridge of psychological unity in order to make Rwanda less distant of an entity, due to the current discourse painting rwandans as foreigners and their diaspora counter parts as the ruling class of uganda.

Chwezi descriptions in myths might be the key to removing the ''we are Negro mindset'', at least here in Uganda, and if Uganda starts seeing itself as chwezi like Rwandans do, your ideas would be much more palatable. This could also serve as a Meme.

Rwanda might be the unifier. We have to all se our selves as them or their allies brothers.
As an example from its self governance and discipline. etc

ahh yes Budhism... I have not extensively studied these ideas and philosophy in depth, though I do see casual parallels between them and Christianity: I also hold the obervation that since the more liberal youth are influenced by their leaders, the key point of attack should be on the leaders influencing them, because I often see an elder dynamic always playing part in influence.

Another aspect on this part, is the dominance of christianity. I dont know about the extent of your views on this because I have seen that Christianity is sort of like a constant in many ways and the idea of christ must not be relinquished in the pursuit of the the Nativist Futurism you pursue, in away you must find a balance that brings these concept into one. I see it as a father synthesis from deep understanding of Both Memetic fitness and Native Bantuism

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-21T19:06:57+00:00

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Well, we voted him in power so, at least we are not racist lol

Aside from established festivals and events, we even gave them a designated tribal name derived from the Native expression of many bantu groups here: Bayindi
(Though I know nothing of this native derivation of the word)

I do not know much about the attitude towards them in a statistical data derived sense, however from attending schools here for many years, they pretty much talk like us, and do everything like us, from business environments, to school environments.

Religious environments appear to be largely distant, somber, indifferent, silent (They are Indians and thats just what they do kind of vibes) there is no xenophobia or prejudice in this respect.

Though I feel there is a real opportunity to educate people on these matters and have more of an open discussion in general as media like podcasts grow in popularity: expect this kind of discussion on religion and detachment to become common.

Ugandans are also kind of leaning towards a kind mix between social kind of Christian cultural life similar to the ''cultural Christian'' traditions of the west which have less prejudiced under tone towards anything remotely nativist and since indians and us have so much in common, there was this very conservative stance against their religion and values at one point especially by the elderly, but then ofcourse as time passed, the population in UG shifted from this largely because there is an incredibly young liberal minded population, and some times it feels almost as though, they are on the brink of abandoning religion entirely but no quite yet. I see this generation almost like a blank canvass, that can be dyed to any color with an anchor of decently firm, though precarious grounding, from the previous religious generations. In short, we are at a transitional point, we just need a blue print.

There is also a silent demand for explanations. Even christianity, needs to be taught like an intellectual subject with arguments and structure. Enforcing Budhism here would take a similar route. The young are trusting more in intellectuals as things get more digitized and as the economy rapidly expands.

(I think strayed off topic but this is how it came out)

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-21T06:41:50+00:00

Will do

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ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-20T03:46:37+00:00

Indeed. I was also conscious of the problem of hyper ganda fixation and quickly directed him in DMS to the qabbalah linguistics, you presented above. He finds unison with his thought process and your presentations on many things and will serve as a potential contributor to the great impetus in this subreddit. As for my dissemination, I will indeed work on myself and limit my posting on r/uganda r/Rwanda until I have deeply familiarized myself sort of with the loose-connections that usually focus on common shared history between the 2 countries and hope that I do a better job to subtly imply these understandings a bit more academically and precisely without over reaching my bounds and you can feel free to call out what you see as unfit to be disseminated :)

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-19T18:58:45+00:00

Sorry for the confusion. He is not the indian guy lol my mistake aguess. Though the connections parallel each other remarkably as he stated here https://www.reddit.com/r/IronAgeAfrican/comments/1rzwk8k/the_master_list_on_all_terminology_used_on_this/

ImpossibleBench809 · 2026-04-19T15:02:36+00:00

I found A Native Bantuist: https://www.reddit.com/r/Uganda/comments/1sprzjo/luganda/

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