9th Generation Vermonter⛰️13th Generation Ethnic American 🇺🇸 Marksman 🎯 Unvaccinated🩸Student of many trades ⚙️ Living with Humility🪽

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4,000 year old European Mummies in China 🇨🇳 Early mummies (dating from around 2,135 to 1,623 BCE) from China had high levels of Ancient North Eurasian ancestry. Many of them have their hair physically intact, ranging in color from blonde to red to brown which was generally long, curly & braided. They were also very tall to neighboring populations at the time, some of these individuals would likely have seemed like “giants” many ranging around 6 feet + tall. One man was 6’6 feet tall. Their costumes & textiles, indicate a common origin with European neolithic clothing techniques or a common low-level textile technology. The Princess of Xiaohe also known as the Little River Princess, is a naturally mummified woman of the Bronze Age & one of the Tarim mummies. She is known as the most beautiful mummy in the world. She had European features, high fair skin, high set nose & long red hair. A Chinese scientist clandestinely sent off DNA to an Italian geneticist to performed tests to conform ancestry. Since then, China has prohibited foreign scientists from conducting research on the mummies. What are they trying to hide? It is believed that there was an Ancient North Eurasian (ANE) European population that lived in the region long-term since the Ice Age.
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An Education Framework for Ethnic American Children American history curricula should be organized explicitly around the tribal, political, cultural, social, and ideological self-interest of Ethnic Americans. The struggle and continuity of our people must be treated as paramount. The purpose of education is to create narratives that serve the interests of the tribe, not to deliver a purportedly neutral or “objective” account. It is not in the self-interest of Ethnic Americans, who funded and built the education system, to center the stories of other tribes. We must reverse the gradual transfer of narrative and institutional control away from the very group that created these institutions. American institutions should exclusively serve the tribal, political, cultural, social, and ideological interests of the Ethnic American tribe that has always constituted the core demographic of our country. The English colonies, the Revolutionary generation, the Constitution, and the early United States were created by settlers, homesteaders, pioneers, and frontiers folk of British and broader European origin, together with their descendants. The Ethnic American tribe has supplied the legal traditions, political practices (including colonial self-government and the Mayflower Compact), religious framework, and numerical majority that produced the lasting institutions of the country. This founding architecture is the basis of the United States as a political entity. Ownership of America, as enshrined in the Constitution, therefore resides with Ethnic Americans.
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Replying to @jamesfishback
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It’s long past time we have a president reverse the: -1946 Lucille Celler Act -1965 Hart Celler Act -1980 Refugee Act -1990 Immigration Act And end ALL visas! America is for Americans Mr. @POTUS. @SecWar @VP @DHSgov @StephenM Back to the 1790 naturalization act or we are done!
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Jeets when they finally find a clean road in India x.com/T_RexRoars/status/2108…
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Replying to @WeWillBeFree24
"As Americans we believe in merit, that the best person gets the job regardless of their skin color" HHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA What a retard 🤣🤡🤡 Bro we don't a f**k about this MLK-esque meritocracy/skin color bullshit psyop. If you're not in our tribe, we reject you. End of story. Take your moral universalism and shove it up your ass.
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Question: "Hello Chris, what exactly defines who belongs to America? Because we all know the colonizers were of European ancestry, and not the true natives of America. So is the criteria for knowing who belongs there ancestry? Colonization? Or who migrated first?" Answer: That's quite a deep question. It also has a distinctly hypocritical odor to it. I used to live on an Indian Reservation (my stepfather was an adopted Oglala Lakota and my mother an adopted Shoshone). Our parents were adopted for services rendered to our Indian friends, especially publicity for attention paid to them by the press (stepdad was an experienced journalist). Every Indian with whom we associated was richer than we were, and that was on one of the poorest and most violent reservations in the US (Wind River, Wyoming). The Indians owned land and received food from the government. They'd occasionally give us some of their older "expired" provisions. We were grateful. Secondly, there's a growing amount of evidence that Whites may have been here first, or concurrently with the first Siberians. There are Indian tribes with a strange amount of archaic White blood and a great deal of archaeological evidence in the form of Clovis stone technology strangely resembling the Solutrean stone tools previously developed in Europe. There have even been mummies unearthed in arid regions of the Americas with Caucasian bone structure. The evidence has been largely hidden by American Indians claiming and hiding the remains. (When I was roughly 14-17 years old, I used to work on a ranch in the Bridger mountains in Montana not far from Wilsall at ~60 cents per hour. The rancher, George Pederson, originally from Denmark, found a very nice Solutrean/Clovis spearhead in one of his fields. He turned it in to the MSU Department of Anthropology. The rest is history.) Thirdly, the Indians didn't originally believe in land ownership. Territory yes, but that was always in flux with plenty of enmity and tribal warfare. Land ownership was entirely a White innovation. In fact, Whites gave the Indians the land they own now in compensation for sharing their home territory with us. That's why the Indians we knew were economically better off than we were, just as every Negro we ever met was better off as well. (Let's not even get started on the Indian Casinos.) Fourthly, what America is now is nearly 100% due to the efforts of White people to pioneer and develop it. We owe no credit to anyone else. The freeloading illegal migrants and H1B recipients now packing what's left of our country to the rafters didn't do anything entitling them to jack diddly. It would be no great loss to the nation if every one of them were to pack his/her bags and self-deport. We certainly don't need them, their cultures, their hostility and ingratitude, or their superfluous offspring. One of my great grandfathers is buried under the Founder's Monument in Hartford, CT, now a crime-ridden half-nonwhite cesspool. We White Americans are sick of this sh*t. If you don't like it, then please feel free to relocate in the godforsaken Third World sh*thole from which you came or wish you came. Real Americans don't owe you a thing. Happy Columbus Day. ;-)
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What is an American? Teddy Roosevelt answers: The children and grandchildren of the men who came here from England, Ireland, Germany, France, Scandinavia, and the rest of Europe have become Americans—a new race, with a new ethnic type, and they are no more Englishmen or Germans or Scandinavians than the descendants of the Norman invaders of England are Frenchmen. Roosevelt was the head of the "Rough Riders." He understood how the American ethnicity was formed through the frontier conditions and how it made a new race. The harsh struggle with the wilderness and with wild men banding together the descendants of many European stocks into one people—the American. Out of the wild came a new ethnic type, hardy, self-reliant, sovereign, and with a country for its inheritance.
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Replying to @DineshDSouza
Why do I get the feeling that whatever you say is in the service of your tribes interests and not ours?
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Replying to @WeWillBeFree24
Dinesh spent decades establishing his Conservative credentials, yet look how quickly he threw them away for his tribal loyalty. Once our people learn that tribalism trumps everything else in this battle we're facing, the fight becomes a lot easier.
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Replying to @DineshDSouza
The “dregs” you’re describing are the trades, the military, and the people who do physical work that we all depend upon for our society to run. They’re not the low-status refuse you make them out to be. The real culprits who “racialize” everything are The Left who have spent the last 60 years hijacking our society with Identity Politics. According to you, its Joe the Plumber's fault that Starbucks promotes racial politics
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We hear nons all the time in our own country saying we have no culture. The ingrates have the nerve to say this as they’re leeching off of us. It’s further proof everyone has to be denaturalied/deported. 1790 naturalization act or bust! #AmericanSupremacy #AmericaIsForAmericsns
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I have no interest in sharing any power whatsoever with any other tribe
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The noticing of this is growing
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September 11th, A Group Of black savages Attacked White College Students At a Home Near York College In Pennsylvania What should be done about the black problem?
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