When Egypt was Amazigh.

An article from 2009 taken from my old website Afrique du Nord.com
When Egypt was Amazigh.

An extraordinary scientific discovery has been made about Egypt. Mr Lucotte, a French anthropologist working in the UNITED STATES, has published an article of fundamental importance for human history. Particularly for the Imazighenes. He shows, through genetic analysis, that the ancient Egyptian population is predominantly AMAZIGH. He argues thatthe further northyou go ,the more Amazigh the population. Towards the south, they are Nubian. This same Amazigh background is predominant in Libya.
As a reminder, the word Libya derives from the Lebu, a large Amazigh tribe, just like the Temehu and Tehenu tribes – cited by Egyptian sources – which maintained privileged relations with Egypt. Later, this same Amazigh branch acceded to the Egyptian throne through Sheshonq and founded the XXII dynasty. He is the Shishak of the Hebrew Bible (14:25 Kings 1; 2 Chronicles 12:1-12).
This long journey to the distant past, made possible by science and technology. It places the Imazighenes at the very heart of history and sheds new light on the origins of one of the greatest civilisations the world has ever known. Rich in knowledge of architecture, mathematics, religion, art, astrology… A heritage that is certainly universal, but which the Amazigh can and must claim as their own.
Any Amazigh who is aware of the inextricable situation facing their people will ask themselves these questions: does this discovery contain within it the answer, or at least clues to the origins of the Imazighenes? Will it explain the reasons behind theenigma? Will it reveal the originators of the Amazigh mystery? Alas, for the time being, only the future holds the answers. But we can be sure that it will reveal them in time. After fourteen centuries of darkness, we can wait patiently for the sun to rise.
On the other hand, we can, without fear of being snared by a nincompoop, sketch out a stammer of certainty. All the historical studies and theoretical works supporting a white origin and AMAZIGH ancestry of ancient Egypt, while emphasising the contribution of other peoples – conquest obliges – especially the Nubians, have just been confirmed by genetics.
Now they have been confirmed by science.
Bernard Lugan, a doctor of history and Africanist, has no hesitation in talking about an earthquake. An earthquake that will sweep away all the theses of the many ‘scholars’ on whom UNESCO’s official history, the Durban Congress, is based. Their work, he claims, will be pulverised, reduced to nothing, by the discovery of Mr Lucotte.
All studies into the origins of the founders of Egypt, based on lies, propaganda and the denial of historical falsifiers disguised as historical vigilantes, will collapse.
His hypothesis, developed in his book Histoire de l’Égypte ancienne, chapter : L’influence amazighe dans la création de l’Égypte (The Amazigh influence in the creation of Egypt ), which appeared two years before the publication of Mr Lucotte’s book, shows, through similarities and artistic styles, a cultural matrix common to the ancient Egyptians and the hunters of the eastern Sahara, of Amazigh origin. Their influence was decisive in the construction of this magnificent and noble civilisation. Refuting the Afrocentrist thesis that Egypt was exclusively black. On the contrary, he writes that the contribution of the southern, and even more the eastern, world was relatively small.
What is extraordinarily regrettable, shocking even, is the unbelievable, intolerable silence of the elites, primarily those concerned. But for God’s sake, here is a discovery that will put the Amazigh people back at the centre of human history. Where are our scientists, who from time to time, on a wintry Sunday night, hop from one Amazigh site to another, displaying their academic knowledge and moralism bordering on theological rigour in order to enlighten and reframe the conversations of the unfortunate ignoramuses of the lower classes. What fun it is to follow them from one Amazigh website to another!
Doesn’t such light suit their shortsighted eyes? Do they prefer to let the Westerners comment and the segregationists who martyr Tamazight and its speakers argue and refute? Intelligentsia abandoned or worse ignored, by the muses, wiggling with impatience, in front of the doors of the bookshops, offering the book on Amazigh, written by Dadatsun * the Westerner.
Hey, kid, your man Lugan is known for his controversial theses. What’s more, his political career doesn’t speak in his favour, they’ll retort, the politically correct, the pacifists, the Amazigh with minds shaped by those who have the art of transforming an executioner of the worst kind into a poor innocent victim. Let’s face it, all this is just a hoax for teenagers in need of inspiration! However, in these days of all-out communication, don’t we have to create an event in order to talk about ourselves? Aren’t we ready to take on a pack of unbridled hounds to turn the spotlight on our people? For some people, the spotlight from the zenith is more than enough for their folkloric happiness. For me, they blind me and prevent me from seeing the obstacles strewn across the path of my people.
For your information, ADN is not in possession of Mr Lucotte’s article. Hoping that the Imazighenes of America will hear our appeal.
Uncle*.