I posted this on r/highstrangness, but basically didn't get much interaction.

This comment by u/hotmailer was interesting, but not really my focus : The Tribe of Dan as far as I understand are the Danes and by extension the Swedes and Norwegians etc

Through their migration we get such names as the Danube (Dan's river) and finally Danmark (Dan's land).

I don't know where this nephilim thing gets added on though.

I think there's a Torah thing that says the Messiah will come from them, or supported by them.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/10ofhza/rhesus_negative/j6gywiw/

Below is a cut and paste of my thread:

This entire page following is an interesting read. But this thread is about this specific paragraph.

According to James Casbolt the NSA has implemented a plan to track down the descendent's of the Nephilim or the lost "Tribe of Dan". Apparently they called this operation "Project Oaktree". This doesn't seem like a far fetched project for the NSA to take on due to the fact tracking and monitoring large groups of people is what this agency does.

http://rhesusnegativeanddnacorrelations.blogspot.com/2016/04/i-ve-seen-lot-of-different-posts-on.html?m=1

But, I wasn't able to find a project oaktree anywhere. This topic always interests me, I had rhesus syndrom with my youngest son. It wasn't fun.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=project+oaktree&ns0=1

https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/search/site/Project%20oaktree

These questions came from the following older thread I read last week. I looked briefly, and then fell asleep. But, all the links both alive or dead were left open in my browser. I thought I'd share here since we recently had thread's about multiple topics that come up in the first link.

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/65tfux/rh_negative_people_dna/

The focus of this thread was how Project Oaktree completely disappeared. But, maybe the article I found it in had too many keywords allowing too many rabbit holes for everyone's interests. It's a great read if a bit lengthy. But, when you're done come back to, " Project Oaktree" for me.