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Geoffrey of Anjou
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Geoffrey of Anjou
@GeoffreyofAnjou
Count of Anjou Duke of Normandy Dad was King of Jerusalem Son is King of England
参加日 Mart 2026
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@the_errant_way The idea that there is no “white culture” is really not true, though I agree to shouldn’t abandon a more particular culture. Post roman Pan-European culture has existed since the Franks and Normans, the foundation of every smaller state.
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I think this discussion needs a lot more attention and debate.
In my view shared genetics is the testament of shared culture. Regardless of whether you live in the same area or speak the same language today, if you share a similar genome it means you share common ancestors who therefore bred and interacted together.
Whether you are Spanish (Visigoths), Northern Italian (Lombard), Southern Italian (Norman), English (Norman), French (Norman and Frank), Baltic (Teutonic, Hansa League), Bohemian, Scandinavian, Deutsch (this is only a brief sketch), your cultural backbone comes from the old Germanic/Gothic tribes and their deeper Indo-Germanic culture world. This heritage is deep and runs from the Australian Outback, to the American Midwest, to the lowlands of the Baltic Coast and beyond. There is one deep underlying White racial spirit based upon an elegant and intelligent way of interacting with Nature, designing, organizing and building (in all ways) that is uniquely our own relative all other racial families. This really cannot be overstated.
Nationalism and rootless Cosmopolitanism both overlook the true Vitalist and Racial core of our Civilization.
Carl@HistoryBoomer
Because whites are not "a people." There is no common white culture. There are Germans, French, and Spaniards, but not a united "white people." Also, I'm an American. My identity is based on a shared Constitution and the ideals we've built over 250 years. It's not based on race.
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@owen_mccor Maybe, I feel like I see Brunn, Borreby, Keltid and such more commonly in Norwegians, who also have insular I know.
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@GeoffreyofAnjou The Icelanders in this Viking Age group were actually 42% Insular on average, but modern Icelanders are more Germanic. I think their ancestry is pretty apparent in their appearance. Red hair’s common, large heads etc.
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Viking samples from the landmark 2020 study, Population Genomics of the Viking World. I was primarily interested in Insular Celtic ancestry so I averaged that for 3 Viking populations. Y-DNA for almost 300 samples is also included.
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@JohnBrown______ @GreeneMan6 Once a week is way less than how much people eat out now
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@GeoffreyofAnjou @GreeneMan6 They’re lying. Surveys from the time show more than 80% of households ate out a minimum of once a week.
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This is the great mystery. Were all sitcoms portraying life between 1975 and 2007 just about rich people?
The Refined Populist@RefinedPopulist
My brother in Christ, did you grow up thinking Homer Simpson lived an aspirationally wealthy life?
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@FortressLugh I think this pca distinction is not important compared to later phenotypic change in the late medieval era. The Celts living in modern Germania were phenotypically indistinguishable from many Germanics also living there at the time. It’s called Hallstatt Nordid for a reason.
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Modern Germans, especially in South Germany and Austria, are highly mixed with Celts.
Estimates for Germany as a whole average 54% early Iron Age South German ancestry (Hallstatt/La Tène).
In the North, the ancestry is majority Germanic, but in the south majority Celtic, averaging out to majority Celtic. Austrians likewise.
There is also substantial Celtic ancestry in Czechia, where Bohemia is named for the Celtic Boii tribe.
Ulfketill@ulfketill
"The Germans themselves I should regard as aboriginal, and not mixed at all with other races through immigration or intercourse." Tacitus, Germania Chapter 2
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@owen_mccor A Roman fresco is used for the Iliad. Double miss
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Minoans and The Odyssey... I like the implication that Wilson has no concept of temporality. Her forthcoming Mein Kampf translation will be adorned with Arminius in Teutoburg, The Táin will feature Provos bearing Armalites
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@novusolus There’s gotta be some work arounds for future speed. Can we get a DeSantis state run filibuster(not the talking in congress kind) program
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All these numbers are debatable, and this is obviously nowhere near where it really needs to be, but it does technically fulfill the campaign promise of the "largest mass deportation" in US history. It also provides strong evidence of what's (legally) possible right now.
Avelum@novusolus
Net legal immigration is negative. Assuming that trend remains constant and the figure doubles by the end of the term that's 600,000 legal foreigners (of >51 million) and 6 million illegal foreigners (of >30 million) gone after 4 years.
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@Tom_Rowsell There was also that Russian study that showed ibd sharing in Abeshevo culture with samples from Germany for a lot of the blacksmiths. As in, possibly unetice individuals moving to proto indo iranian cultures as experts in their trade
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The IBD sharing of Bronze Age Aryans with the Celtic and Germanic world is somewhat surprising but i had suspected this might be the case.
c. 1400 BC is when light two wheeled chariots show up on Swedish petroglyphs. Such chariots were invented in the Ural region by Aryans and I wondered about how they got to Sweden.
Nrken19@nrken19
Interesting new preprint on climate and prehistoric migrations. The image here is showing movements of Yamnaya, Corded Ware, Germanic, Roman, Steppe Turkic, Indo−Iranian groups. Panel plots IBD-inferred movements for the same groups, with origin (solid circle) and destination (triangle) of each linked pair connected by a line colored by geographic distance.
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@Maptysk @ArsiTkasse Ironically the opposite has evidence where there are samples with Ibd sharing with samples from Germany pointing to migration from there into proto indo iranian cultures.
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@ArsiTkasse Did you read his post, and the map, correctly?
He is talking about a Source sample, which would argue for the opposite.
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Actually happened btw.
The contrast between Phase 1 of the NBA and Phase 2 is very difficult to explain by mere "internal evolution".
Scandinavia was invaded and now we have a candidate for who invaded them.
Same applies to the Tumulus-Urnfield culture and thus Celtic.
wacist wigga@wacistwigga
>Indo-Iranian source specimen from Sweden
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@m_izanami_ Have samples of Dominicans? I feel like I never see them in these things
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@HagazagaH The Minecraft endgame since the village and pillage update has been to enslave villagers to breed the mending librarian
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And the true end game of Minecraft is to create a civilization by reordering nature into your own meaningful vision of what the world should be.
- Nierzschean to the core.
Euthenos ♉︎@Euthenos_
In its core Minecraft is a colonialist game and I’m tired of pretending otherwise. As the player, you extract natural resources from the land and transform it to suit your needs. Biomes act as development frontiers, with indigenous villages as trade outposts. There’s an emphasis on tools and building a settlement with fellow colonists. The untamed environment is framed as inherently hostile and demands domestication through exclusionary perimeters and lighting. As a game, Minecraft was fundamentally informed by Western colonial experiences, whereby settlers treated distant lands as peripheries ripe for extraction and colonization. No other society apart from the West could have produced it.
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@ThatchEffendi European warrior history is so rich in achievement and really fun to read historical sources it doesn’t really make sense that so many are focused on this group.
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It is very odd to me that so many people seem so incredibly focused on proving that they're tangentially related to Scythians, given that we actually don't have many written records about them, have a limited understanding of their culture, and they largely did not engage in the kind of massive state-building conquests as later Turco-Mongol nomads. They were a people peripheral to several worlds we actually understand reasonably well - Europe, the Middle East, settled Central Asia, India, China - but rarely at the center of events, apart from Central Asia and Northern India.
What's weirder, though, is that a lot of people seem *hostile* to actually learning about them because they *want* the fantasy - that they were based heroic blonde warrior nomads or that they were actually literally just Turkic. There's an outright refusal to engage with the evidence we do have.
People seem to genuinely want some combination of Nihal Atsız and Robert E. Howard and just tell you to shut up if you try to have an actual conversation.
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@TheBlackHorse65 @_kruptos Teddy Roosevelt was less than a quarter Dutch. FDR was less than 10%. They were almost entirely English
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@_kruptos That the Anglo Saxon's lost control of America in the 19th century, and have spent more than a century coping about it.
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@_kruptos Teddy Roosevelt was less than a quarter Dutch. FDR was less than 10%. They were almost entirely English
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@IchbinHussite He’s clearly had good public statements on certain things but nothing that necessarily shows a break from mainstream conversation, for obvious reasons. Too much stock is probably put into him following based accounts. Most politicians don’t touch their socials. Maybe an intern
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Lacking a consensus our sphere is split equally four ways on this:
That its OBVIOUS he will make things better
That its OBVIOUS he will make things worse
That its OBVIOUS no one knows what he will do
That nothing is clear or obvious yet
Bleppsama@IchbinHussite
I'll be honest, I have no idea what JD Vance actually believes or what he'd do as president.
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Geoffrey of Anjou@GeoffreyofAnjou
@GigoloIncognito @Iovincorix As I’m sure you know, the Celts the Romans interacted with in head way first and the class that made up the elite of the general Celtic world were from the Hallstatt and La Tene cultures in Central Europe. These are predicted like the Roman descriptions
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When you see this stuff about Gauls phenos that i reposted, keep this in mind
Tencterer@Tencterer
Most of them are clearly identified as high Steppe Frisii (first ones) by McColl and everyone knows how Tacitus described their phenotypes. Either the predicted facial features are wrong or Tacitus was a liar or clueless.
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@IchbinHussite Yeah, I know this is an answer that skirts the problems of modern diversity, but you really can have this life today pretty easily if you go to the right part of your respective country and are involved in some kind of group. There’s nothing really out of reach here.
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This sort of rhetoric plays on quintessential 20th century liberalism "no totalitarian -isms, just the average joe free to enjoy his life, home, motorcarridge and freedom to work in a safe environment." Its as inspiring as the clean water it promises, its just alright.
Ryan🛡@Americas_United
The shire was free and beautiful.
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@GigoloIncognito @Iovincorix As I’m sure you know, the Celts the Romans interacted with in head way first and the class that made up the elite of the general Celtic world were from the Hallstatt and La Tene cultures in Central Europe. These are predicted like the Roman descriptions
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@Iovincorix Interesting results since Roman sources and popular culture paint the Gauls as exclusively blonde & fair like the Germans. I guess brown hair might have been interpreted as light?
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Predicted eye and hair colour of 35 DNA-tested Gauls from France.
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@haremfinacer Few people understand the magnitude and impossibility of reversing a lot of this. You would have to completely depopulate New York, and every world important US city. This is simply not going to happen. What can be done?
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