Ethnic DNA Testing Reveals Your Genetic Heritage
We hear much talk about the "white race", yet we notice that many of the talkers have non-Aryan features and characteristics.
If one believes in "racial theories" such a one subscribes to the idea that men's characters (and even their souls) are determined by their genes.
In other words, according to "racial theories": A non-Aryan cannot have Aryan thoughts and aspirations, nor can such a one even understand Aryan thoughts and aspirations.
Therefore, as of 01 September 2011 Thulien Zo'ra will require DNA testing of all applicants for membership in the al Hyu d'Ar'e, and all officers in the community.
Tracing Your Ancestry Through DNA
Popularized in recent years by its use in high-profile criminal investigations and paternity cases, DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid, is most commonly used to prove a relationship to an individual. New tests created in recent years, however, have also turned DNA into a popular tool for determining ancestry. As DNA is passed down from one generation to the next, some parts remain almost unchanged, while other parts change greatly. This creates an unbreakable link between generations and it can be of great help in reconstructing our family histories.
DNA tests have been around for many years, but it is only recently that the cost of genetic testing has finally come down into the realm of possibility for the average individual interested in tracing their roots. Home DNA test kits can be ordered through the mail or over the Internet at a cost averaging $100-$400 per test. They usually consist of a cheek swab or mouthwash to easily collect a sample of cells from the inside of your mouth. You send back the sample through the mail and within a month or two you receive the results - a series of numbers that represent key chemical "markers" within your DNA. These numbers can then be compared to results from other individuals to help you determine your ancestry.
We encourage all other so-called "racialist" organizations to follow our example.
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