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Real or Fake Results?

IberoTarasco

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I saw these "results" on a Facebook Genetic Genealogy Group, & look I'm not this exact or very similar ethnic admixture doesn't exist anywhere in Mexico, but in those two parts of Mexico (the state of Jalisco), let me start that with the Germanic European & Dutch being both too high for a Colonial Mexican Criolla from Los Altos de Jalisco (& any other Colonial Mexicans from that region), & with North African & Mesopotamian being too high for someone from Coastal Mexico (even a Criollo like how the alleged "results" are portraying), Levantine can be quite common in several parts of Mexico due to massive Levantine Arab immigration (mainly Lebanese & Palestinians) to Mexico in the late 19th & most of the 20th centuries.

Plus, the AncestryDNA & Ancestry.com wording format/style is totally different from this, & with the OP on the Facebook group post saying that he was born & lives in Andalusia, Spain, yet went to a University somewhere in Mexico (I think Guadalajara or some other big city down there).

Yet I gave my two cents on this on that Facebook, & the admins of the group suspended my post (as the post was waiting admin approval) so I just deleted the post there, since I'm high on grass, a bit drunk, & tired (and took my melatonin gummies), so I don't want to start a war there there overnight & find out in the morning I got banned from there, or stay up until 5 or 6 in the morning arguing with them, & suddenly got banned & decided to finally crash, and sleep most or all of the day. so I decided to just this question here regarding this particular matter.
 
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