Unacceptable Carl

"A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, 'You are mad; you are not like us." ― St. Antony the Great

@Carlos__Turcios India is also on "stolen land". Just remember these people are programmed to look for loopholes in order to stay in Western countries.

🚨 FRISCO, TEXAS 🚨An Indian resident says the U.S. is “stolen land” and defends the influx of Hindu Indians through the H-1B visa program. She also argues that America is an economic zone. Why is a Republican county allowing this demographic collapse?

@liz_churchill10 Flooding Germany with third worlders GIVES ammunition to the so called far right. These people either don't understand cause and effect, or this is just a cover for their betrayal.

Angela Merkel just ADMITTED on CAMERA she deliberately flooded Germany with third-world migrants to “stop the far right.” She chose to erase her own people rather than lose power. This wasn’t a mistake. It was demographic warfare. This is TREASON.

@tudofogo @Harry__Faulkner That's a lot of supposition on your part. Southern Europeans and Wasps can blend together, especially in group shots. This site has some decent pictures of Yonge St. in Toronto in the 1970's: blogto.com/city/2011/08/w…

@NotFrodo @Harry__Faulkner Also not seen: Portuguese and Italians, basically anyone that isn't a WASP

Summer in The Queen City, Toronto, 1970s NFB: City Limits

@tudofogo @Harry__Faulkner There were, but they were only around 10% of the population when the video was shot. The old city of Toronto (where most of the video was shot) would have been Whiter than areas like Scarborough or North York.

@NotFrodo @Harry__Faulkner No it doesn’t. That’s my point. Do you think there were no minorities in Toronto in the 70s?

@tudofogo @Harry__Faulkner It reflects Toronto's demographics in the 1970's. Why is it wrong for White people to want to remain the majority but not other groups?

@Harry__Faulkner Even this video is a white-supremacist fantasy. It depicts a city with no minorities at all, because that is what the film makers intended. Much like you didn't see minorities in advertising at the time.

@VehmicJ @AmeliaRemigrate @AFpost @Kredential67271 Yes, that could be part of it. The Mexicans immigrating to the US now have higher Amerindians ancestry than they used to.

@NotFrodo @AmeliaRemigrate @AFpost @Kredential67271 This must be from continued immigration right? The earlier waves of Mexican immigrants were from the most European shifted areas of northern Mexico

True White birth rate for 2025. Follow: @AFpost

@AmeliaRemigrate @AFpost @Kredential67271 The opposite is happening:

@AFpost @Kredential67271 Well I guess on the positive side of it hispanics have a lot of White in them and will inevitably become Whiter

@Steve_Sailer @SidKhurana3607 Jersey City did see an increase in the White percentage between the 2010 and 2020 census, but not to the extent that Washington DC did.

@SidKhurana3607 How many other highly black cities are there where the white percentage has gone up? Oakland and SF are losing blacks but gaining Asians and Hispanics. Jersey City? That's suddenly got a spectacular skyline, but I don't know its demographics.

@SidKhurana3607 Washington DC.

New challenge: guess the US city (min. 50k) by its racial demographics?

@TheBlackHorse65 Canadians were too easily wound up by Trump's supposed trolling, but the damage has been done. A combination of gullible Canadians and an unprofessional US administration.

In other words, Trump handed enormous political energy to his enemies within Canada for no purpose beyond some fun media moments for Red America. Mission Acomplished.

@RoyalEndeavour That 'Wall Street Mav' account already wrote off most of Europe as a Muslim colony and encouraged Europeans to abandon Europe for America.

This same account has spent the last year saying Europe has "fallen". Every MAGA influencer is a fraud.

@JenaBella999 @TheReclamare Part of the reason why Amerindian societies in NA never developed to the extent they did in Mexico/Andes was because of lower population density and a harsher climate. In a harsh climate your main focus is on survival, and it's too risky to invest in projects that could fail.

@TheReclamare 10000 years and managed to not progress past the stone age. Meanwhile the peoples of Europe, Middle East, South America, and Asia all produced high civilizations twice at least in 10000 years.

Living on the land, no machinery, no metal, no horses, no guns, and nomadic The strength and courage required to survive for 10,000 years is unimaginable

@darinmorris191 @OutLikeA_Lamb @JoshFerme You made this mess after the British left, India has been independent for over 75 years now. Take some responsibility for once.

@OutLikeA_Lamb @JoshFerme Yep. Disgusting. Imagine how much better it would have been if the British colonial rule was focused on improving the country rather than exploiting it.

When we first arrived in India in the 18th century, we already had a higher standard of living than India does today. Somehow, I doubt that we "looted" $45 trillion.

@william_th38100 @Martyupnorth I know.

@NotFrodo @Martyupnorth Immigration increases GDP but not GDP/capita. Marty was showing GDP/capita which is the number that indicates wealth generation and leads to increase standards of living.

GDP per capita. This is last year's data. We've probably been passed by South Korea since.

And here’s government debt per capita US vs Canada.

@Putin_Will_Fall @Jwang312 @ShadesOfBlueAn1 @Savsays @SaraGonzalesTX @tyleraloevera Mostly Blacks and Whites at that time. Texas was over 27% Black in 1850, with Whites making up most of the remainder. Mexicans were 7% in 1910, so I'm not sure what their percentage was in 1840. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historica…

@Jwang312 @ShadesOfBlueAn1 @Savsays @SaraGonzalesTX @tyleraloevera Mostly Natives, not Mexicans. There were hardly any Mexicans in the current US Southwest in the 1800s. Mexico hardly governed the turf. Read Mexifornia by Victor David Hanson!

the "indian" invasion of texas

@ShadesOfBlueAn1 @Savsays @SaraGonzalesTX @tyleraloevera Those stats are a bit off, Texas over 12% Black in 1970 and has hovered around that ever since.

@archeohistories For some groups, it's closer to 2% Neanderthal.

For tens of thousands of years, Neanderthals were a separate branch of humanity, living and adapting across Europe and Asia long before modern humans arrived from Africa. Modern humans met and mated with Neanderthals in Europe or Asia roughly 50,000 years ago, and the genes picked up during those encounters have been quietly shaping human health ever since. On average, Europeans and Asians inherited about 1.5 percent of their genomes from Neanderthals, while most Africans lack this archaic DNA because the interbreeding occurred after modern humans had already left Africa. Neanderthal DNA survives today scattered in the genomes of present-day human populations, and patterns of these introgressed sequences suggest that Neanderthal alleles had distinct fates in the modern human genetic background. For a long time, scientists could identify where Neanderthal DNA sat in the human genome but had little understanding of what it actually did to living people. Since 2010, researchers have known that people of Eurasian origin inherited anywhere from one to four percent of their DNA from Neanderthals, spawning dozens of hypotheses about the effects these variants may have on physical characteristics and behavior. In one of the first studies to directly compare the medical records of a large number of adults with their Neanderthal-derived DNA, researchers confirmed that Neanderthal genes have a subtle but significant impact on modern human biology. The researchers first identified about 135,000 Neanderthal genetic variations found in modern humans, then analyzed a database of more than 28,000 adults of European ancestry from the Electronic Medical Records and Genomics Network, a consortium of nine hospitals across the United States. The study analyzed the contribution of common Neanderthal variants to over 1,000 electronic health record-derived conditions in those approximately 28,000 adults. The data allowed the researchers to determine if each individual had ever been treated for specific medical conditions, such as heart disease, arthritis, or depression, and then compare that against the unique set of Neanderthal DNA each person carried. Neanderthal gene variants were found to be significantly correlated with the risk for 12 traits, including immunological, dermatological, neurological, psychiatric, and reproductive conditions. Remnants of Neanderthal DNA in modern humans are associated with genes affecting type 2 diabetes, Crohn's disease, lupus, biliary cirrhosis, and smoking behavior, while also concentrating in genes that influence skin and hair characteristics. A genome-wide association study performed on over 8,000 Mexicans and Latin Americans identified a novel chromosome 17 location associated with roughly a 20 percent increase in risk for developing type 2 diabetes, and comparison with the Neanderthal genome showed that all five relevant genetic variants are present in the archaic sequence. This five-variant haplotype is present at about 50 percent frequency in Mexican populations, at lower frequency in East Asians, and nearly absent elsewhere. One of the more intriguing findings was that specific Neanderthal DNA significantly increases risk for nicotine addiction, and that a number of variants either positively or negatively influence the risk for depression. The association of Neanderthal genetic markers with mood disorders and depression is particularly notable because Neanderthal alleles are enriched near genes associated with long-term depression, and circadian clock genes were found clustered near the Neanderthal alleles contributing most to this association. Given that Neanderthal DNA is also associated with skin biology related to UV protection, and given the known role that sun exposure plays in mood regulation in modern humans, researchers suggested the depression link may have something to do with light exposure. #archaeohistories

@MrQ50954311 @CanadianGrayMan Yes, the media and government have made them into megalomaniacs.

@CanadianGrayMan Only in North America can a collection of nomadic Asian immigrants lay claim to what was never theirs to begin with...and think they can hold that claim until the end of time.

Make no mistake, the government has betrayed the citizens of B.C. and Canada. People are going to lose their homes, bankruptcies, and once that happens, violence, and vengeance from home owners. You can’t remove ownership of someone’s entire life investment without consequences. First Nations are going to have some serious problems as well.