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[World Cup 2018] Europe’s National Teams by Racial Ancestry
Inspired by comments made on the Steve Sailer blog on the World Cup in June 2018 The World Cup, Europe’s National Teams, & the Race Question Europe was given 14 slots in the 32-team FIFA World Cup in (mid-June to … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, belgium, Croatia, denmark, england, ethnopolitics, europe, france, germany, iceland, physical anthropology, poland, portugal, race, religion, russia, Serbia, spain, sports, sweden, switzerland, western civilization, world cup
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[World Cup 2018] Poland Team: 100% White, disproportionately from western Poland
Poland The starting eleven at Poland’s first World Cup 2018 game (vs. Senegal) Poland’s FIFA World Ranking in 2018: 8th Poland national football (soccer) team at World Cup 2018 Racial stock of the Poland-2018 World Cup team: — 100% European … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, Baltid, Brazil, catholics, europe, germany, Gorid, jews, Nordid, physical anthropology, poland, protestants, race, russia, Silesia, snpa, sports, world cup, World War I, world war ii
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[World Cup 2018] Germany Team: 83% White, 11% Muslim
Germany Germany’s FIFA World Ranking in 2018: 1st Germany national football (soccer) team at World Cup 2018 Racial stock of the Germany-2018 World Cup team: — 82.5% European ancestry [19.0/23.0], —– of which 18 players (78%) are fully White-European; generally … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative for Germany, ancestry, Angela Merkel, europe, germany, islam, merkel, mixed race, race, sports, turkey, world cup
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[World Cup 2018] France Team: 33% White, 52% Black, 33% Muslim
(This post is inspired by Steve Sailer, who is sure to get a lot of material out of the World Cup in the coming weeks.) France France’s FIFA World Ranking as of early June 2018: 7th France national football (soccer) … Continue reading
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Tagged Algeria, ancestry, Angola, Cameroon, Congo, ethnomasochism, ethnopatriotism, europe, france, germany, islam, Jean Raspail, Jean-Marie Le Pen, Julia Ioffe, Mali, Martinique, paris, Philippines, portugal, race, religion, richard spencer, senegal, spain, sports, Togo, world cup
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Mitt Romney and the Hispanics, Or, the Ghosts of 1912
In the post about Mitt Romney’s ancestry, I wrote this: Mitt Romney’s own father was expelled from his very birthplace, as a youth, by angry-Mexicans(!) George Romney was born in a Mormon colony in Mexico, in 1907. His parents had … Continue reading
Family Type and Fertility
Steve Sailer posts the following map: It is explained thusly by New York Times blogger Frank Jacobs: * The “absolute nuclear” family type is both liberal and unequal. Children are totally emancipated, forming independent families of their own. The inheritance … Continue reading
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Tagged europe, fertility, france, frank jacobs, germany, hbd chick, inheritance, netherlands, rollory, scotland, steve sailer
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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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Greens Win in Germany
I was stunned to read that the Greens had won a quarter of the seats in the Baden-Wuerttemberg state elections in Germany. Then I remembered the recent Japanese atomic worries. I guess that explains it. Everyone knows the Greens are … Continue reading
Why did French fertility collapse in the 1800s?
Population Growth in the Century After Napoleon: France. –1816 : 29.9 million –1860 : 36.5 million [+22.1%] –1910 : 39.5 million [+8.2%] Germany (within 1871 borders). –1816 : 22.4 million –1860 : 37.6 million [+67.9%] –1910 : 64.9 million [+72.6%] … Continue reading
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Tagged demography, fertility, france, french revolution, germany, napoleon, rollory, world war one
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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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The Importance of Ancestry (South-Korea)
[Note: This post is a follow-up to one about German attitudes.] South-Koreans were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country?” Trends and Comparison with Germany: #1: A loosening of “voelkisch” attitudes … Continue reading
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Tagged ancestry, east asians, germany, korea, social class, south korea, world values survey, youth
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The Importance of Ancestry (Germany)
Germans were asked “How important for citizenship — in your opinion — is having ancestors from this country?” [World Values Survey, 2006] Several trends here:
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Tagged ancestry, germany, social class, world values survey, youth
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