 I put almost 0 stock in any real Berber/Briton connection, sounds a lot like the connection between Welsh and Hebrew some CIs like to go on about. I just took this from the Racial Reality site... It has to do with the subject of Briton/North African/Hebrew linguistic connections.   http://racialreality.110mb.com/britons.html     Linguistics  An interesting feature of Celtic languages is that in several characteristics they resemble some non-Indo-European languages . These characteristics include the absence of a present participle and the use instead of a verbal noun ( found also in Egyptian and Berber ), the frequent expression of agency by means of an impersonal passive construction instead of by a verbal subject in the nominative case ( as in Egyptian, Berber, Basque,  and some Caucasian and Eskimo languages), and the positioning of the verb at the beginning of a sentence ( typical of Egyptian and Berber ).     ( Columbia Encyclopedia, 2002 )   * * * JONES, BRYNMOR: Findings of Brynmor Jones on origin of populations of Great Britain and Ireland. Approaching the subject from the linguistic side, Rhys and Brynmor Jones find that the African originat least proximatelyof the primitive population of Great Britain and Ireland is strongly suggested. It is here shown that  the Celtic languages preserve in their syntax the Hamitic, and especially the Egyptian type . From  The Welsh People  pp. 616-664, where the subject is fully discussed, in an appendix by Professor J.  Morris-Jones :   'The pre-Aryan idioms which still live in Welsh and Irish were derived from a language allied to Egyptian and the Berber tongues '.   ( Mariboe, 1994 )         Some Cambro-Britannic Hebraisms :       Welsh   1. Ochoren ballodddi hoc-dena   2. Yni all sy dda   3. Angheni a gowan   4. Ysgoefon a gwirion   5. Be heulo leuferfo   6. Nesa awyr peneu chwi     Hebrew   1. Acharei belothi hedenah   2. Ani El Saddai   3. Angini eu gouan   4. Isgoahvon u giwaeon   5. Be hilo leavorvo   6. Nesah auor panei cha   ( Edwards, 1675 )           