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Originally Posted by lifelongMOgal
Because brilliant people lie about their heritage to gain entry to and obtain tenure from Harvard?  |
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Originally Posted by AeroGuyDC
Well, apparently Elizabeth Warren has you convinced that she can do something she can't do. That sounds like the definition of gullibility to me.
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Touche!
Jousting...
Mircea
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Originally Posted by darstar
Its a big deal to be part Native First Nation people.
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Which nation?
Oglala Sioux? Cherokee? Seminole? Cree? Creek? Apache? Pawnee? Shawnee? Miami?
Those are all nations. Which was first?
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Originally Posted by darstar
Yes , they did have a nation before the filthy Europeans came here, and ruined everything.
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Who had a nation?
What happened to the Hopewell Nation?
Shall we talk about the Hopewell Nation?
Let's do.
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Though they never appear to have warred against each other, neither did they engage in wholesale intermixing of either their different cultures or blood. Instead, they seem to have been long-term allies against a common foe, the Plains Indians, who vastly outnumbered them. Not even alliance with the populous Adena, however, could save the Hopewell. Around the turn of the fifth century, they utterly disappeared, as though in a single moment.
The cause is not difficult to surmise. Before the end, many Hopewell fled south to an area between Fort Smith and Hot Springs, Arkansas, where they made a final effort to save themselves at the Aikman Mounds, the last such earthworks ever raised. During the late 1920s, archaeologists from Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri) and the University of Arkansas (Fayetteville) excavated the mounds and their vicinity to unearth thousands upon thousands of human skeletons revealing blunt-force trauma. Many if most of the skulls had been crushed or staved in.
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From
Advanced Civilizations of Prehistoric America: The Lost Kingdoms of the Adena, Hopewell, Mississippians, and Anasazi; Frank Joseph
More than 100,000 bodies were found. All of them beaten to a bloody pulp.
That is GENOCIDE.
The Hopewell were a beautiful people, until you First Nation Goons murdered every single Hopewell in a genocidal campaign that exterminated the Hopewell People from the face of the Earth.
You must feel really good about that.
Shall we talk about the Adena Nation? You First Nation Goons exterminated the Adena in a genocidal Nazi-like campaign as well. The archaeological record and evidence found at Fort Smith hints that the Adena suffered the same fate as the Hopewell, we just haven't found the bodies yet.
The only reason the Hopewell People lasted longer than the Adena, is because the Hopewell went underground to flee from the First Nation Goons engaging in a genocidal rage.
The Hopewell and Adena gave ups wonderful things, like Serpent Mound (where I'm going to ride my bike to on Memorial Day Weekend).
What did First Nation Goons give us? Teepees and peace-pipes. Whoooppeeeee!
That was in the year 400, so you cannot blame....how did you put it?....
"the filthy Europeans."
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Originally Posted by darstar
The US Government did honer any of the treaties, they screwed the proud First Nation people, when it was comfortable.
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Originally Posted by roysoldboy
I failed to find anything on the Cherokee Nation website other than the fact that Bill John Baker is a fourth generation resident of Talequah, Ok. which is the headquarters city of the Nation
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Here, Old Boy, I'll help you out.
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Tribal Rights vs. Racial Justice
When the Cherokee were relocated from the South to present-day Oklahoma in the 1830s, their black slaves were moved with them. Though an 1866 treaty gave the descendants of the slaves full rights as tribal citizens, regardless of ancestry, the Cherokee Nation has tried to expel them because they lack "Indian blood."
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Tribal Sovereignty vs. Racial Justice - Room for Debate - NYTimes.com
I am so terribly distraught and my heart goes out to all of those dirt poor
Cherokee Indian plantation owners.
How terrible it must have been for the
Cherokee Indian plantation owners to have been forced to drag their
Black Slaves who worked the plantations along with on the Trail of Alligator Tears.
Setting the
Black Slaves (and also other
Native American Slaves) free would have been the common sense thing and the honorable thing to do.
But, no, the gallant
Cherokee Indian plantation owners displayed exceptional bravery and perseverance and endured incredible hardships to bring their
Black Slaves with them all the way to Oklahoma.
Oh, and look who's breaking treaties....
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Cherokee Nation Faces Scrutiny For Expelling Blacks
The Cherokee Nation recently decided to limit its membership to people who can prove they have Indian blood. This strips of their citizenship rights about 2,800 African-Americans who are descendants of slaves once owned by wealthy Cherokees. Those rights include access to health care clinics, food distribution for the poor, and assistance for low-income homeowners.
The move prompted protests among these African-Americans, who are known as Freedmen, because for long periods in the past, they enjoyed equal rights in the Cherokee tribe. But in more recent history, their citizenship rights have been repeatedly challenged.
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Cherokee Nation Faces Scrutiny For Expelling Blacks : NPR
Who would have ever guessed that the First Nation Cherokee people were such racists?
So who wants to elect a blatant racists like Cherokee Elizabitch Warren?
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Originally Posted by darstar
A bad time in US history.
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No, it was a great time.
Your First Nation People committed genocide against six aboriginal tribal groups in North America, and no, that does not include the Hopewell People or the Adena People.
We know about those 6 tribes that were exterminated from the face of the Earth by "Native Americans" (snicker) because they told us.
The Hopewell People we found out through archaeological digs.
How many other tribal groups were exterminated in a genocidal rage by "Native Americans?"
We may never know. But, now I wonder why "Native Americans" (snicker) are so sensitive about, um, you know, uh, "Sacred Burial Grounds."
Could it be that the reason "Native Americans" don't want their "sacred" burial grounds disturbed is due to the fact that
we would uncover embarrassing evidence of genocide committed by the "First Nation" (haha)?
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Originally Posted by darstar
You should read up on our early history.
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I have, and I'm much more knowledgeable than you, and at least I don't have to tell lies to feel good.
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Originally Posted by darstar
You sound like one of those crazy " birthers". Still looking for anything that may cause some doubt. Do you know EW does NOT have photos of her family? history ? many do not, so many records were distorted as back then , history was not important to the average American.
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I have a photo of great-grandmother Morning Dove, who was a full-blooded Cherokee. I have Census records too.
Threadkilling....
Mircea
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Originally Posted by Dumbdowndemocrats
This was also a recent Joe Biden gaffe he said "I would never politically run for Mayor because they are expected to show results... progress.Thats why I have been in the Senate for 36 years....
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He's dumber than Dan Quayle ever could be.
That wasn't a Freudian Slip either; that is exactly what he believes.
Oh, would you happen to have an audio link to that?
Just out of curiosity...
Mircea
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Originally Posted by Bagger
For crying out loud... it has been shown that she is 1/32 native American. The same as the current Cheerokee Chief. Jesus you people are desperate!
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I'm 1/2 Romanian, 1/4 British, 1/8 Scot and 1/8 Cherokee.
I speak, read and write Romanian. Both of my middle names are Romanian. I own property in Romania (and in a few months here I'l be going back to live there), I eat Romanian food, I make special trips to Chicago to buy Romanian food from Romania, I read Romanian books and newspapers, I read on-line Romanian newspapers, I listen to Romanian music, I post at several Romanian forums (including a Romanian astrology forum), I often help Romanians translate American "music" (I use the term "music" loosely and have to wonder about that sometimes), I participate in Romanian cultural events (usually in Chicago but sometimes in Troy, Cleveland or Akron/Youngstown), and although I'm an atheist, I often attend mass at Romanian Orthodox churches (because Romanian girls are fine looking and I like the ritual of the mass).
What do I do that is "Cherokee?"
Nothing.
I've been to numerous reservations, including Wounded Knee (I have White British ancestors buried at the Wounded Knee Memorial), but never been to the Cherokee reservation and I don't think I'll ever go there, because I really don't give a damn. It doesn't mean anything to me.
Anyway, it is grotesquely disingenuous for someone to claim "heritage" when they do nothing to practice their heritage.
So who is it that's desperate?
And honestly, the fact that Cherokee owned Black Slaves and made the Black Slaves work on their plantations, plus the Cherokee had Native American slaves and made them work on their plantation, and also the fact that the Cherokee have broken a treaty with their Black Slaves.....well....I wouldn't be advertising that I was a racist.
So, is/has Elizabitch Warren made a public statement regarding the legal decision of the Supreme Court of the Cherokee Nation to not honor their treaty with Blacks?
If not, when will she do that?
Does Warren side with the Cherokee Nation and agree that Blacks should be expelled and denied citizenship?
Laughing at the superior intellect...
Mircea
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