Thread: Total invasion - war plan !

Thanks for all the great info Bill!

Great stuff, Bill! Thanks for posting it! I think it should be a sticky or something that we could refer to to refute the BS claims of those, "reconquista," idiots.

These reconquista,Mecha or whatever are delusional...but could I tell you stories about these fools who suddenly popped up about 7-8 yrs back in the northern states at powwows...boy could I tell you stories!

Originally Posted by Crusader01

Yes I saw some of this on a PBS documentary. Very interesting to say the least. Maybe Europeans were the first settlers here. And some of the American Indian peoples of European decent?

Here's a link to a partial transcript of that PBS documentary:
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GE ... 1117027559

Very interesting stuff!

is anyone aware of the attempt by Mexican "scholars" at our universities to disprove that (earliest) OLMEC Indians are not descendants of the "original" man discovered in Ehtiopia? (if we believe that mankind started 14 million years ago, traced to Ethiopia)... why should all of this matter in this illegal immigration debate..?

Originally Posted by patbrunz

Originally Posted by Crusader01

Yes I saw some of this on a PBS documentary. Very interesting to say the least. Maybe Europeans were the first settlers here. And some of the American Indian peoples of European decent?

Here's a link to a partial transcript of that PBS documentary:
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GE ... 1117027559

Very interesting stuff!

Thanks patbrunz.

There was a treaty between Canada and the USA, The Jay treaty that allowed Canadian indians to freely cross the border.


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I haven't actually heard the Mexicans claim they are aborigines and are protectd by the Jay treaty. However, they are constantly crossing the SOUTHERN border freely.

But there is a big indian reservation in Arizona that straddles the Mexico/US border - Tohono O'odham. It is a main avenue for border crossers and drug smugglers.

http://ag.arizona.edu/edrp/tribes.html


Bill Tibbe