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Why do some bad people claim modern Greeks aren't the real descendants of ancient Greeks?

I find it quite amusing myself. Now I'm asking if any one of the bad people see any ancient Greek male statues in their lives? All the Ancient Greek male statues have such small penises and guess what we modern Greeks have a penis size of 11.32 cm, the shortest one in the whole Europe!

The earliest mummy found in the Ancient Egypt; http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh137/collector24/maiherpri2.jpg A Pharaoh :http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/egypt/history/pictures/shabaka.jpg
At the core of the debate were two questions: were the ancient Egyptians a Black African people, and to what extent was the civilization of ancient Greece indebted to learning borrowed or stolen from ancient Egypt. Although the debate was cast in terms of Black Athena (Bernal) vs. Not Out of Africa (Lefkowitz), the true debate was between the Afrocentrists and the Eurocentrists, for much of what Bernal had to say in Black Athena on the questions at issue had been stated long before him by the Afrocentric scholars of this century, notably James (Stolen Legacy), and Diop (African Origins of Civilization and Civilization or Barbarism). Key figures on the Africentric side of this larger debate were notable by their absence, for example, Ivan Van Sertima, Theophile Obenga, Charles Finch, Molefi Asante, Maulana Karenga, and Marimba Ani. On the other side, some of the well-known and very active detractors of the Afrocentrists were present, notably Bernard Ortiz de Montellano, supported also by Frank Yurco, who contributed from "off-line". These were supported by a number of less well known but nonetheless notable scholars attempting to "hold the line" for the received Eurocentric claims that were under attack. There were certainly enough professional scholars on both sides of the debate to make of this a remarkable cyber-event. The debate was a great victory for the Afrocentristic side. This probably explains why so little was heard of this remarkable cyber-event. There exists a site in southern Egypt that is the oldest astronomical site in the world. This site, called Nabta, was created some 6500 years ago by a Neolithic people who were concerned with the progress of the year. The circle of standing stones allowed the people to determine when the solstices occurred as well as rainy seasons. This sub-Saharan culture is likely to be the predecessor of the Egyptians. The site was excavated by Fred Wendorf and John (Kim) Malville. http://hej3.as.utexas.edu/~www/wheel/africa/nabta_01.htm The red haired mummy myth debunked : http://www.archaeology.org/interactive/hierakonpolis/field/hair.html
he burial place of king scorpion (dynasty o) dating back to at least 1000 years before the first dynasty has been discovered with proto ancient Egyptian writing. This proves once more along with discoveries at Ta Seti that Egyptian civilisation developed writing well before Mesopotamia as previous thought. There was so much evidence presented (I saw this programme today on British aka Eurocentric channel 5 - with hawass commenting on the findings).
Eurocentrists should therefore stop this nonsense that writing or civilisation began in the Middle East. Such talk is dish-honest- an attempt to cling on a dying if not already dead Caucasian myth.