Pocahontas releases DNA test

[The_War_Wagon]

@Averageman

This is just sad.
My God, She was given every advantage and every opportunity that was deemed legal for people of native “heritage” while essentially being as white as Barbie.

:rolleyes:

As for me, I’m 100% purebred CRACKA - American! BOW before me, metrosexual quislings! :big_boss:

[MountainRaven]

@jmp45

Rush is reporting 1/1024th. Whatever it must be Warren can’t be wrong. This just proves that DNA analysis is junk science.

NPR is reporting that it could be as much as 1/32nd and as little as 1/1024th.

I fully expect that by the time we’re going into the next election cycle, Ds will claim she’s 1/32nd and Rs will claim she’s 1/1024th.

@Doc_Safari

I think the term “Native American” should apply to anyone born on US soil. Even though the term “Indian” is an obvious misnomer, I think there needs to be another term to define those who were here when the Europeans landed.

@grnamin

Maybe aborigines?

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I use the term, “aboriginal Americans,” whenever possible.

[AndyLate]

@grnamin

Maybe aborigines?

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I think indigenous people(s) would be more acceptable.

Then again, Native American is a recognized and well understood term.

Andy

[RetroRevolver77]

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[3ACR_Scout]

@Doc_Safari

I think the term “Native American” should apply to anyone born on US soil. Even though the term “Indian” is an obvious misnomer, I think there needs to be another term to define those who were here when the Europeans landed.

About 5 years ago, someone told me that the current, politically term preferred over “Native Americans” was “First Americans.” This was supposed to acknowledge the evidence that early humans migrated across what is now the Bering Strait and spread south into the Americas. It must not have caught on though, because I haven’t heard that term again since.

[Adrenaline_6]

@3ACR_Scout

About 5 years ago, someone told me that the current, politically term preferred over “Native Americans” was “First Americans.” This was supposed to acknowledge the evidence that early humans migrated across what is now the Bering Strait and spread south into the Americas. It must not have caught on though, because I haven’t heard that term again since.

Isn’t there evidence that the “Native Americans” actually killed off a weaker people here before them? They called them Paleo-Americans.

This is what has been and always will be.

[Doc_Safari]

@Adrenaline_6

Isn’t there evidence that the “Native Americans” actually killed off a weaker people here before them? They called them Paleo-Americans.

This is what has been and always will be.

I’m okay with calling so-called “Native Americans” by the term “First Peoples” until there is irrefutable evidence of someone else being here first.

[fledge]

@3ACR_Scout

About 5 years ago, someone told me that the current, politically term preferred over “Native Americans” was “First Americans.” This was supposed to acknowledge the evidence that early humans migrated across what is now the Bering Strait and spread south into the Americas. It must not have caught on though, because I haven’t heard that term again since.

“First Peoples.” That’s how the Canadians do it.

[RetroRevolver77]

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[Doc_Safari]

@7n6

They weren’t exactly weaker. They were giants. The last of them within US region of North America ended up on Catalina Island off the coast of California. These were considered the smaller ones, with an average height from the thousands of skeletons unearthed to be over seven feet tall. These same people strip mined Isle Royale in Lake Superior of an estimated 12 tons of copper ore. They also built huge megalithic structures all across North America some with stones weighing in some cases of over 60 tons. There was also evidence of ancient wheel ruts yet “native Americans” never possessed the technology of making actual wheels to move things. Here’s some of the megalith structures but there’s a lot more especially in the North East part of the country which aren’t even listed in the link.

http://www.megaliths.org/browse/region/1?page=1#

Cool link. I knew of a few sites, but not all the ones listed.

[LowSpeed_HighDrag]

1/64-1/1024 range. Boy, she really showed Trump

[SgtRock82]

@fledge

“First Peoples.” That’s how the Canadians do it.

Then we should definitely go in a different direction.

Thinking on “Diversity” and its supposed strength… had the Native Americans actually been a bit less “Diverse” they might have pushed whitey back into the sea. Instead they were as busy tripping each other up as they were tripping us. Strength my ass.

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[RetroRevolver77]

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[Doc_Safari]

@7n6

I took that link off because the tards that run that website have new modern structures mixed for some reason with the ancient structures.

There is definitely a hidden history we are not being told. Not to hijack the thread, but I have heard many stories over the years of things that are in places where no such things should be.

[SgtRock82]

@LowSpeed_HighDrag

1/64-1/1024 range. Boy, she really showed Trump

I cant believe that not only did she actually put herself through this, that it also wasnt quietly made to “Poof!” vanish when the results came back a bit less shiney than planned.

I should actually be suprised that a much more "Native positive"result didnt show itself up just before she actually submitted her sample… and of course Liberals would still be trumpeting their victory over The Donald.

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[MountainRaven]

@7n6

They weren’t exactly weaker. They were giants. The last of them within US region of North America ended up on Catalina Island off the coast of California. These were considered the smaller ones, with an average height from the thousands of skeletons unearthed to be over seven feet tall. These same people strip mined Isle Royale in Lake Superior of an estimated 12 tons of copper ore. They also built huge megalithic structures all across North America some with stones weighing in some cases of over 60 tons. There was also evidence of ancient wheel ruts yet “native Americans” never possessed the technology of making actual wheels to move things.

You got any evidence?

[RetroRevolver77]

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[Joelski]

Why can’t you pass out Natty’s and Pall Mall’s like other native Ohioans? Too uppity, Mr Basque-whatever?

@7n6

Update.

Sacre’ Bleu’!

I contacted Krogers to see if they had truffles to use for scent detection so I could train my dog to go into the forest to go truffle hunting- as is traditional Basque’ fashion. Not only does Krogers not have truffles but the store manager stated that truffles do not grow wild in the Northeast continental US. Having recently discovered that I am of 1/532nd Basque’ heritage, I contacted the ACLU to sue Krogers and the state of Ohio for discrimination against the Basque’ people. I also have announced to my wife that she by marriage, is now a proud member of the Basque’ community and all rights there in. We plan on passing out traditional Basque’ candies at Halloween, cheese rolled in salt and honey- to bring awareness to the suffering of the Basque’ region. We feel the neighborhood children will love learning about the rich and vibrant Basque’ culture.

[Joelski]

@SomeOtherGuy

Whatever the case, she’s an idiot to think that this miniscule result puts her in some morally superior position - it mostly makes her look like a tone-deaf idiot. This could actually weaken the Dem vote slightly, or at least for her, by coming across as so outrageously phony.

Correct on the first charge, but she thinks she’s gonna be President! BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[WillBrink]

@LowSpeed_HighDrag

1/64-1/1024 range. Boy, she really showed Trump

Already saying he should pay up on his promise trying to spin it. He said verbatim “…Take the test and if it shows you’re an Indian.” Being 1/32nd and as little as 1/1024th is not make you a native American, and no tribe in the nations would see you as anything but a white person, and she has routinely mentioned her native American heritage in various places. I have more African American in me than she has native American and I know I’m not African American and would never claim it as my heritage. She’s a lying phony, and it’s beyond idiotic the media is trying to spin in any other way. He’s right, she’s wrong, and she’s still a total phony. That people have such a level of Trump Derangement Syndrome they’d actually see this as anything but her being total con artist (and talk about cultural appropriation the left whines about!) after this, is why the Dems are in a death spiral.