Wilton,
From reading your numerous posts this is what YOU believe to be true and expect all others to blindly agree with you as fact (to be clear the use of “I’m” is referring to yourself Wilton):
1. I’m a true Hebrew and Jew; most of those currently professing to be Hebrews and Jews are frauds.
2. I’m a true Native American; most of those currently professing to be Native Americans are frauds.
3. I’m a true Scot; the majority of those professing to be of Scottish descent are frauds.
4. There was no African slave trade on the level professed by historians. Those claiming that such an event took place are committing the ultimate form of historical malpractice.
5. There is a global conspiracy afoot to rob Black people of their rightful place at the forefront of world history. All of the influential Blacks of prominence were simultaneously supplanted by White replacements. It was like the film Invasion of the Body Snatchers came to life, except it involved race-swapping on a global scale, and the expense was trillions of dollars.
6. I‘m just so happen to be the ultimate embodiment all of the aggrieved parties rolled up in one.
I’m sorry, Wilton. I didn’t realize failing to agree with you on global conspiracies and legitimately attempting to improve your knowledge of genealogy were arrestable offenses. If you’re going after FTDNA, I suggest you focus on the fact that genetic evidence that disrupts your preferred self image is not something that you are immune from, and the legal system is not in place to protect your hurt feelings from facts that you can never disprove.
I’m actually looking forward to hearing you present your evidence in open court if it’s anything along the lines of”Ben Franklin’s essay,” “Dr. Jeanson’s book,” “the Russian paintings,” “my grandfather told me,” and a family tree you put together with duct tape and wishful thinking. I’m sure that will hold up well against thousands of genetic test results that all point to the same conclusion.
I’m sure your historical accuracy, believability and humility will all go over very well with the judge and jury.