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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] Denmark Team: 90% White/Scandinavian
Denmark (Note: This is not the final squad picture, but is a then-current national team as of late 2017; the finalized World Cup squad in early June, 2018 contains several more non-White players, on whom see below) Denmark’s FIFA World … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, ancestry, denmark, ethnomasochism, ethnopolitics, europe, Getting to Denmark, immigration, islam, mixed race, race, religion, sports, steve sailer, 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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