  I am not aware that there are mummies with blonde and red hair. If we assume that there are, then the next question is where exactly were they found and what are there numbers. Also are they the minority compared to arab style mummies. If inside the great pyramids all mummies found are arab, then that suggests that the Egyptians were arab. As said i am not expert, but it just seems that some WN's will say that the Aryans achieved all that is great. I personally am hesistant to accept such an absolute.  âThis is the Southern Frontier. . . No Negro is permitted to pass this boundary northwards, either by foot or by boat . . .â  Which awful racist wrote these words? Shocking they sound! The Anti-Defamation League of Bânai Bârith should look into the matter, surely.  It is too late, however, for the Jews to punish this author. These words were writtenâcut into hard stoneâover 4,000 years ago.  The ADL, or any equivalent of it, was not yet invented, and any attempt to bring the spirit of such a body into action would have been met with universal contempt on the part of the people and with the severest penalties on the part of the authorities in power.  The quoted words are part of the inscription which can be seen to this day upon the boundary stone set up by the order of Pharaoh Senusret III (the fifth king of the Twelfth Egyptian dynasty) at Semneh, one of the two fortresses he had built upon the hills on each side of the Nile, some 30 miles above the second cataract.  The fortresses were built after his first military expedition into Nubia (the Sudan of today) in the eighth year of his reign. The expeditions of Senusret III followed those of his predecessors. Already under Senusret the Firstâthree generations beforeâthe region of the third cataract was Egyptian and ruled by Hapzefa of Siut, who was buried at Kerma under a mound, with his slaves slain all around him.  The main motive of the Twelfth dynasty pharaohs in conquering Nubia was their desire to control the Nile more effectively and to be able to foresee more accurately the probable height of the yearly inundation on which the prosperity of Egypt depended. The regulation of the great river was looked upon as the highest duty of the Egyptian rulerâwhich is true even today.  In addition to this, there was also the desire to acquire the gold with which the Wadi Alaki and other areas of the Nubian desert valley were full.   The military expeditions into this region brought the ancient Egyptiansâa proud Aryan peopleâinto close contact with the primitive Blacks who inhabited the area.  The remainder of Senusret IIIâs inscription at Semneh is interesting: âNo boat of the Negroes is to be allowed to pass northward forever . . .â      And a few years later: Year 16, third month of Peret, His Majesty fixed the frontier of the South at Heh . . . I advanced up-river beyond my forefathers; I added much thereto. What lay in my heart was brought to pass by my hand. I am vigorous in seizing, powerful in succeeding, never resting; one in whose heart there is a word which is unknown to the weak; one who arises against mercy; never showing clemency to the enemy who attacks him, but attacking he who attacks him. For to take no notice of a violent attack is to strengthen the heart of the enemy. Cowardice is vile. He is a coward who is vanquished on his own frontier, since the Negro will fall prostrate at a word: answer him and he retreats! If one is vigorous with him, he turns his back, even when on the way to attack. Behold! These people (the Negroes) have nothing frightening about them; they are feeble and insignificant; they have buttocks for hearts! I have seen it, even I, the majesty, it is no lie! I have seized their women; I have carried off their folk; I have marched to their wells; I took their cattle; I destroyed their cornseed, I set fire to it. By my life and my fatherâs, I speak the truth! Every son of mine who shall have preserved this frontier which My Majesty has made, is indeed my son and born of My Majesty, verily a son who avenges his father and preserves the boundary of him who begat him. But he who shall have abandoned it, he who shall not have fought for it, behold, he is no son of mine he is none born of me. Behold! My Majesty has set up an image of My Majesty upon this frontier, which My Majesty has made, not from the desire that ye should worship it, but from the desire that ye should fight for it! In the days this was hewn out of the granite by the scribes of Senusret III,  Egypt was a mighty Aryan nation, a military power to be reckoned with, a centre of learning and culture.   Today, Egypt is no longer a world power, nor is it an Aryan nation. It is impoverished, and populated by mongrels and half-castes. It was vanquished by the very people it had enslaved centuries earlierâa people which is not known for its heroism and warlike spirit: the Jews. How far the civilisation of our ancestors has fallen!   Without realising it, Senusret III himself tells us how this came to be: â. . . I have seized their women; I have carried off their folk . . .â       And thus the stage was set for race-mixing which inevitably leads to the destruction of the greatness which lies in the purity of Aryan blood. âCowardice is vile.â â(The Negro) is . . . insignificant.â â. . . for to take no notice of a violent attack is to strengthen the heart of the enemy.â âMy Majesty has made (this boundary), not from the desire that ye should worship it, but from the desire that ye should fight for it!â This inscription of Senusret III contains much wisdom for 20th century Americansâif they choose to heed it Nothing, however, is more important than the unintentional lesson he teaches us concerning the pollution of the blood. Another great Aryan leader, who, unlike Senusret III, was conscious of this, has expressed it better than anyone: âBlood sin and desecration of the race are the original sin in this world and the end of a humanity which surrenders to it.â - Hitler Article by Dr. Savitri Devi. Senusret III     http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Louxor-116.JPG <Those don't look like negro lips to me! :D    I apologize for going off topic I shall keep it strictly Negro Irish from here on out...