CITYWORLD NEWS - NATIVE AMERICAN OFFER AMNESTY TO MILLIONS full article
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The Native American National Council will offer amnesty to the estimated 240 million illegal white immigrants living in the United States....
“We will give Europeans the option to apply for Native Citizenship,” explained Chief Sauti of the Nez Perce tribe. “To obtain legal status, each applicant must write a heartfelt apology for their ancestors’ crimes, pay an application fee of $5,000, and, if currently on any ancestral Native land, they must relinquish that land to NANC or pay the market price, which we decide.
“Any illegal European who has a criminal record of any sort, minus traffic and parking tickets, will be deported back to their native land. Anybody with contagious diseases like HIV, smallpox, herpes, etc, will not qualify and will also be deported.”
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When I saw this headline I thought it was a joke. And I'm still not sure it isn't. I think it was meant as humor or jest. I realize it was said to make a point. The worst thing about it is Anti White Racist. The kind of Racism that is politically correct these days.
So here's the thing. I'm one of millions of American's whose ancestors did not own slaves, were not slaves, were not Native American, and did nothing to move or otherwise kill Native Americans. Yes I am sure. My bloodline wasn't here early enough to participate.
So where did this fellow get his figure of 240 million?
What does he plan for the millions who are part Native American by blood? Will they get a discount?
Will we all have to present our genealogies to some Native American council to prove we have nothing to apologize for? (Did you know that the Nazi's expected people to turn over their genealogies to prove they had no Jewish blood?)
I've read around and took a college course or two about Native American history and culture and spirituality and know enough to know that all tribes were not - as they seem to be today - united. In fact some of them battled each other historically, often for resources. Early settlers who were farm steading and pioneering were, in general, shocked by Native American tactics which seemed excessively brutal compared to the European standards of battle at the time, which felt almost gentlemanly to them in comparison. An example was that some Native Americans killed not just men who were not at war with them, but women and children in attacks that spread fear across the land.
I've read about the Trail of Tears; one family I researched for had ancestors who were both marched and pointing the guns, as well as some who hid in the hills because before 1840 they were already intermarried with Natives.
It's a stereotype to think that Native Americans were all smoking "peace pipes" and getting along because they were not. That is all newish as is the New Age adoption and interpretation of the religious beliefs of various tribes. There were more tribes with variant cultures in California and the resources were so good that they seem not to have fought each other for them but some tribes were famous for stealing from other tribes. And now with gambling and casinos legal on reservations there are issues arising about who can benefit.
When someone tells me they are Native American I ask WHAT TRIBE(S)? Because I still want to help and direct them towards the best resources for them. If someone tells me that they want to prove their Native Americaness in order to get tribal benefits including casino rights, I will do my best, but I know that it may take more than the documentation.
Who is Native American and on what basis is now also challenged by DNA tests.
I have no "ancestral crimes" to apologize for here in the US and besides the Biblical "sins of the fathers" warning, I'm not sure ANYONE is responsible for ANYONE ELSE's SOUL - Behavior - or Crimes, unless maybe were talking parents being responsible for their children.
But let's say that you're doing your genealogy and you find out that someone whose blood flows through you was a criminal back in the day. They were arrested. They died in prison. There is nothing you can do about the past but try to learn from it and try to do better. I've met those people who unveiled a family secret, that someone killed their wife - domestic violence - or that they were a Nazi. I even worked with one woman who was pretty sure that she was the result of a Nazi breeding program.
WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT NOW?
I've helped Native Americans with their genealogy and also have helped White people who know or suspect they are part Native American - even before there was DNA tests. I've reached out to tribes for help on their end for others who want to track family history and rarely gotten any response.
The question of diseases is also controversial. I've heard it repeatedly that Whites deliberately killed off Native Americans with smallpox. This is part of something that can be considered anti-White racism even if it is repeated by college professors with agendas or even printed in some bad books.
I've heard Whites don't get and die of smallpox and were thus only carriers. That they went as far as to give Native Americans blankets full of the disease.
THIS DOES NOT HOLD UP SCIENTIFICALLY nor BY DOCUMENTS.
Some of my own White ancestors in the European Country of Hungary are documented to have died of smallpox. There were horrible killing epidemics there and in other "White" countries. I've seen Church records of all sorts of epidemics sweeping through Europe... you turn the page and dozens are dying off - cholera - typhus. A village of 200 houses and 50 people are dead in a month or two. Let's remember the misunderstood plagues. Medical science is still trying to figure out the flu that killed off millions in the early 20th century. My own ancestors were spared that though they said that ALL THEIR NEIGHBORS LOST AT LEAST ONE FAMILY MEMBER. They credited that a priest had blessed their house and marked the door.
There were also smallpox and other epidemics that killed White European people in early America, including the Philadelphia of our founding fathers. PEOPLE WERE SO FRIGHTENED OF CATCHING IT THAT THEY WOULD ABANDON DIEING FAMILY and come back only after they were dead to bury them. Ignorance about disease was prevalent then. We know so much more now. And with our scientific knowledge we should reconsider repeating this ignorance. Yes, people who have never been exposed to a disease before are often going to die from it, with no "natural resistance" at all. We await "natural resistance" to Ebola!
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