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France Reaches 30% Diversity Among Newborns; Native Youth Get Angry
What share of France’s population is “diverse”, as the term is used today (i.e., non-European by ancestry)? People wonder, and — actually — it’s a bit of a mystery. Reliable racial data for France is hard to come by. An … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, africa, ancestry, Bernard Kouchner, Camp of the Saints, Caroline Fourest, corsica, diversity, europe, fertility, france, Génération Identitaire, gypsies, Jean Raspail, Majority Rights, overseas france, paris, recession, sicily, sickle cell, sparta, youth
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The Ancestry of Ron Paul: “The German Candidate”
Previously profiled: Mitt Romney’s Ancestry, and Newt Gingrich’s Ancestry. Ron Paul is both the oldest (b.1935) and the most-German (87.5%) of the Republican presidential candidates in 2012. Perhaps it ought to be unsurprising, then, that he is also seen to … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, ancestry, anthropology, bruenn, casper paul, foseti, germany, hessia, hyperinflation, johann georg ziegler, joseph dumont, lutheran, mitt romney, newt gingrich, north atlantid, pennsylvania, prussia, richard nixon, rick santorum, ron paul, skadi, snpa, sophia ziegler, the apricity, weimar germany
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Newt Gingrich’s Ancestors: Apple Falls Close to Tree Again
A man with a disgraceful history of loose sexual morals and lack of discipline, it turns out, is descended from people with loose sexual morals and lacks of discipline. Newt Gingrich (Birth name Newton Leroy McPherson). Born Harrisburg PA, June … Continue reading
Mitt Romney’s Ancestry
“I know of no way of judging the future but by the past.” –Patrick Henry The typical White-American is aware of his own particular ancestry, to some extent or another. Most people are, consciously or otherwise, animated by such knowledge. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, acadian, ancestry, anna wilcken, carl heinrich wilcken, charles edward robison, colonial america, dora wilcken, emily ethel hewitt, england, french revolution, genealogy, george w. romney, george wilcken romney, hannah hood hill, helaman pratt, huguenot, joseph smith, lenore lafount, miles park romney, mitt romney, mormon war, mormonism, nauvoo, Parley Parker Pratt, pioneers, polygamy, richard nixon, robert arthur lafount, schleswig-holstein, scotland, utah, william reitwiesner
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The Hated Richard Nixon’s Ancestry
With thanks to to commenter Bill for inspiring this post. A. It is politically-correct to hold Richard Nixon in contempt. B. Nixon was arguably the final American president that could be said to sympathize with populist-nationalism. B –> A? Rather … Continue reading
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Tagged american frontier, ancestry, anthony trimmer, colonial america, daniel boone, francis nixon, genealogy, george nixon, gettysburg, hannah milhous nixon, jacob burdg, joseph dickinson moore, new sweden, onestdv, political correctness, politics, richard nixon, scotch-irish, steve sailer, u.s. civil war, usa, william milhous
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The Importance of Ancestry (USA)
Is being of American ancestry important for U.S. citizenship? 1,253 Americans were asked. They said: Observations: 1.) Generally, the younger in the USA are getting more likely to say “Ancestry is Important”. I did not expect this. This is in … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, generation x, r1b, social class, usa, world values survey, youth
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Is Ancestry Important for Citizenship? (World)
“In your opinion, how important should the following be as requirements for somebody seeking citizenship of your country? Specify for each requirement if you consider it as very important, rather important or not important: Having ancestors from my country.” Citizens … Continue reading
The Importance of Ancestry (Norway)
Norwegians were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country?” Observations: See the Comments on Germany‘s results, as they apply to Norway too. The principal difference with Germany, as I see it, … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, norway, social class, world values survey, youth
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The Importance of Ancestry (Thailand)
Continuing the investigation into attitudes about local-ancestry and citizenship… Thais were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country?” The pattern seen with China and South-Korea holds up: #1 — “Voelkisch” attitudes … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, east asians, social class, thailand, world values survey, youth
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The Importance of Ancestry (China)
Chinese were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country?” Observations: #1 — Upper-class Chinese youth are noticeably more “voelkisch” than their lower-class peers. #2 —
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Tagged ancestry, china, east asians, social class, world values survey, youth
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The Importance of Ancestry (Poland)
Poles were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country? Trends: #1 — “Voelkisch” attitudes among Upper- and Middle- class Polish youth are slowly softening. #2 — “Voelkisch” attitudes among Lower-class youth … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, germany, poland, social class, world values survey, youth
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