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From the L.A. Times:
Claiming to be Cherokee, contractors with white ancestry got $300 million
By ADAM ELMAHREK and PAUL PRINGLE
JUN 26, 2019 | 4:00 AM
| ST. LOUIS, MO.Contractors with white ancestry were awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in government contracts reserved for minorities by making unsubstantiated claims to being Native American, a Times investigation found. To qualify for the minority contracting programs, they used membership in unrecognized Cherokee groups that federally recognized tribes and Native American experts consider illegitimate.
Two years ago, when the mayor’s office in St. Louis announced a $311,000 contract to tear down an old shoe factory, it made a point of identifying the demolition company as minority owned.
That was welcome news. The Missouri city was still grappling with racial tensions from the 2014 fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, a black 18-year-old, in nearby Ferguson. After angry protests, elected officials had pledged to set aside more government work for minority-owned firms.
Bill Buell, the owner of Premier Demolition Inc., has no verifiable claim to being a member of a minority group. His ancestors are identified as white in census and other government records. And his claim to being a Native American rests on his membership in a self-described Cherokee group that is not recognized as a legitimate tribe.
The case highlights a major failure in the nation’s efforts to help disadvantaged Americans by steering municipal, state and federal contracts to qualified minority-owned companies. In many instances, government agencies have not vetted those companies to protect the interests of taxpayers and legitimate minority contractors.
We must stop giving affirmative action government contracts to fake Indians and only give racial preferences to the people Martin Luther King fought for: real Indians from Mumbai.
Regarding the hackneyed Michael Brown insertion, with its Soviet declaration of the unspoken sentiments of the People: who could have foreseen that fraud would beget fraud?
Dot Indians are much more luminous than our Feather Indians – and we owe then America because British Empire, no?
Is it not true that all Amerindians today have at least some White ancestry? Are there any that clock-in at 100.0% Amerindian 0.0% European? If so, I’d be shocked (outside Alaska Natives). All ‘Amerindian’ contractors could thus be described with that sentence.
What is a Native American expert? What is ‘illegitimate’?
A lot of weasel-language in this article.
To qualify, first you have to be Jewish.Replies: @Hail
A friend and colleague is a native of New Mexico.
He in turn has a childhood friend who is a New Mexico state trooper. The trooper has to go the reservations in northern New Mexico to pick up the pieces when the tribal police bail the scene of domestic disputes. Such disputes are pretty routine thanks to freely available alcohol. These reservations are where you will find the real Indians. https://www.kvia.com/news/new-mexico/albuquerque-man-arrested-in-decapitation-of-native-american-woman/1085754397Replies: @J.Ross, @Achmed E. Newman
Why hardly any mention of a 23andMe-like genetic test in this kind of article? All I find is this, crammed deep in the middle of the article, an afterthought:
Le’t say he did get a low-% Amerindian result (say, 3%) on his 23andMe. Many would still reject him as ‘not’ Amerindian, given that this is now, by merit of being in the media, a racially-politicized story. Logically inescapable, though, if it is bothered to be pursued, is that there must be some ‘racial cutoff point’ — an “is an Indian”/”is not an Indian” %-threshold. The law (if we live in a system of legally mandated racial favoritism, which we do), in principle, demands precision, not vagueness.
The article writers here are understandably scared of this, because it implies a (hypothetical) system of top-down, organized racial favoritism that is so mathematically precise as to be disturbing, if viewed head-on. (“Mr. Jones is not an Indian because he scores only 9.5% Amerindian; Mr Smith is an Indian because he scores 14.5%). They don’t want to deal with this. Big talkers on race-favoritism in fair weather but cowards when the chips are down, to mix metaphors.
As of the 2020s, this kind of system could easily go into place (i.e., scientific racial favoritism), given increasingly cheap and reliable 23andMe-like genetic racial testing. But to define this kind of racial favoritism explicitly makes it appear bizarre, eerie, and something like dystopian.
But yes eventually people will be too White to be employed. Later to be suffered to live.
Is it just me, or do the names of big newspaper authors in recent years start to sound like Lovecraft aliens?
Like one day, I expect to see “By Willard Yog-Sothoth”. Just to see if we’re paying attention.
David Letterman’s “NY Times writer or Cthulhu diety”:
Eihort
Elmahrek
Ei’lor
Etepsed
I heard Ramalamadingdong Unlikelychopasossidgeman declare, on daytime radio (BBC Radio 5, you know the one I mean) in high dudgeon, that he was English ((!)). hOW VERY DARE THE rAYCISS COMPLAIN!11!!
Despite his relentless promotion of anyone not (a) Ceylonese (b) Desi (c) BlaaaaaaaaaaaaaacK on his spot. A few White poz-merchants get in now and then.
The twat is apparently sincere in this delusion. On the grounds that his gibs-seeking parents arrived on a boat from somewhere or other, some years after I was born.
OK then I’m a Russian. Or a Chinaman. Or a Cow, or a Turnip.
I await my DNA tests with impatience.
The State of Ohio recognized dot Indians as eligible for minority contractor status during the governorship of George Voinovich, a Republican.
Classic!
A lot of weasel-language in this article.Replies: @J.Ross, @MikeatMikedotMike, @Almost Missouri, @A Texas Reader
Not in this case, it’s accepted (and fair) that the tribe determines its own membership (different nations have different criteria), and Cherokees, being early adopters of writing, are known to have highly organized and clear standards.
SJW speak with forked tongue and make heap big hypocrisy.
First they came for fake Indian Elizabeth Warren…and I said nothing, because I wasn’t a preachy, liberal, commie lawyer/politician.
Then they came for the fake Indian Missouri Demolition guys…and I said nothing, because I wasn’t a crooked contractor looking to enrich myself on the public teat.
Then they came for fake Indian iSteve commenters….
Oh, yeah! 23andMe showdown between Bill Buell and E. Warren!
Dueling genetics:
NATIVE BORN WHITE AMERICANS
THE HISTORIC NATIVE BORN WHITE AMERICAN WORKING CLASS MAJORITY
Hindu “Americans” are Foreigners…..
Got it?
In the case of Native Americans the line may be that you have to be an enrolled member of a tribe, per BIA standards.
But for blacks, there is no such gatekeeper. In fact, Shaun King can be considered black.
One suggested standard that has been used has been “acceptance by the black community,” which means, I guess, that you get a black church preacher to write a recommendation letter if anyone complains.
This is starting to happen:
Man claims to be a minority business owner after DNA test shows he’s 4% African
https://nypost.com/2018/09/25/man-claims-to-be-a-minority-business-owner-after-dna-test-shows-hes-4-african/
I AM … a certified … BLACK man! Amen!
If he’s 10 percent non-white, that is pretty non-trivial.
BTW, NY Post, the suburb of Seattle in question is Lynwood with 1 "n". Ignorant New Yorrkers.
I'm pretty sure this theory is legitimate, because a Hebrew wrote about it, and they are master's of who gets to be whom, right?
Say, let's just ask this (((white))) guy from San Francisco with dreadlocks:
https://youtu.be/pQjGT3sYoFAReplies: @Clyde
I’d love to hear their explanation of how the interests of taxpayers are protected by having their money thrown away on race hucksters, as opposed to the most-qualified contractors.
A lot of weasel-language in this article.Replies: @J.Ross, @MikeatMikedotMike, @Almost Missouri, @A Texas Reader
“What is a Native American expert?”
To qualify, first you have to be Jewish.
Hopefully they bring charges against these frauds. Then they can respond by taking it all the way to the Supreme Court and challenging government set-asides.
Right now everyone is focusing on the possibility that SCOTUS might overturn or “amend” Roe v. Wade. But there may be a solid enough conservative line-up, with O’Connor and Kennedy now gone, to overturn the rulings allowing set-asides, as well.
From Wikipedia’s article on Hastings Shade, artist and once Deputy Chief of the Cherokee Nation (to “Corn Tassel” Smith):
A lot of weasel-language in this article.Replies: @J.Ross, @MikeatMikedotMike, @Almost Missouri, @A Texas Reader
I’ve argued here before à propos Elizabeth Warren, that being in a federally recognized tribe is the bright line that makes one a legal Indian, irrespective of blood. As an Oklahoma-born legal expert Harvard Law professor, Warren should recognize this. Yet she continues to promote herself as “Indian” based on a vanishingly thin blood quantum. So if I were Bill Buell, my defense would be that I’ll stop being an Indian when the Senator from Massachusetts does.
Or, more specifically, African-Americans.
Lol gud one.
Were there no SWPLs in St Louis to preserve this historic structure? Shoes were once made in America. In St Louis! Buster Browns!
Another shoe factory is now the City Museum.
http://www.interestingamerica.com/2011-03-14_City_Museum_St_Louis_by_P_Dotree_39.html
Instead, this one is “deconstructed” by Foucaulthontas.
‘We must stop giving affirmative action government contracts to fake Indians and only give it to real Indians from Mumbai, the way Martin Luther King wanted.’
Have you considered running for office?
Now do Blacks.
Or, more specifically, African-Americans.
OT
I’m glad that the latest Neil Stephenson book is getting some pushback, from the New York (Post) Review of Books.
It’s our elites who are driving America’s divisions
https://nypost.com/2019/06/25/its-our-elites-who-are-driving-americas-divisions/
They better not start looking into “women owned” businesses, because they’re going to find that 90% of them are some dudes wife in a figurehead position.
Another shoe factory is now the City Museum.
http://www.interestingamerica.com/2011-03-14_City_Museum_St_Louis_by_P_Dotree_39.html
Instead, this one is "deconstructed" by Foucaulthontas.Replies: @International Jew
I coulda arranged to have that building destroyed by minority contractors for a lot less than $311,000. I would have spent $200,000 on high-end basketball sneakers, and let it be known that I hid them in random locations within the walls.
Ghee at last! Ghee at last!
Thank Lord Ganesha we’ve ghee at last!
Why is it that, no matter how many holes are poked in the liberal progressive narrative, it still remains fully inflated?
When will Appalachian highland people (aka Hillbillies) become federally designated? We are a minority, we are poor, we were whipped by Yankees, we have our own dialect, Jews laugh at us behind closed doors. What more does it take?
I want my federal contract!
I’m all for this stuff, whether the it’s true “cheating” or just pushing the envelope regarding these racial/ethnic boundaries. Anything that confuses the hell out of the system of AA will just help bring it down quicker. We are far beyond the time of playing by the rules with this anit-white-male garbage.
That’s just pretty sad. It’s welcome news that white people are not allowed to obtain government contract work for their businesses? Were they ever really going to find an Indian tribe to knock this building down? (I know these guys like the iron work though…) As someone already wrote above, no, welcome news would be that this building could house a company that made shoes again, or anything else, for that matter.
These contractors got ratted out by other contractors, jealous that they scored the large contract. (my opinion) Plus with lots of Blacks in St Louis gov’t, who might have been pissed at some uppity white boys representing themselves as Indians. At some white boys horning in on the affirmative action pot o’ gold at the end of the rainbow coalition.
They got busted on the local city/county level where everybody knows everybody. On the Federal level, more chance of sliding by Fauxahontas style, unquestioned. My opinion at least.
A lot of weasel-language in this article.Replies: @J.Ross, @MikeatMikedotMike, @Almost Missouri, @A Texas Reader
Yes, there are plenty of Amerindians left in remote places such as the Four Corners area. Think Hopi, Zuni and Navajo reservations.
A friend and colleague is a native of New Mexico.
He in turn has a childhood friend who is a New Mexico state trooper. The trooper has to go the reservations in northern New Mexico to pick up the pieces when the tribal police bail the scene of domestic disputes. Such disputes are pretty routine thanks to freely available alcohol. These reservations are where you will find the real Indians. https://www.kvia.com/news/new-mexico/albuquerque-man-arrested-in-decapitation-of-native-american-woman/1085754397
Wow. Coulter's law in effect even on the rez.
Look at the indoctrinated product colleges are pumping out. A never ending stream of lefties and the lefties intimidate the neutral ones, who will have their livelihood crushed if they complain. Just look at the on line knitting community with Ravelry etc, The loony SJWs strive to kill the knitting supplies businesses of the dissenters. Who are not even Trumpers, but are middle of the road and fair minded.
Elizabeth Warren is 1/1024 th Indian. So the guy is Indian.
But yes eventually people will be too White to be employed. Later to be suffered to live.
A friend and colleague is a native of New Mexico.
He in turn has a childhood friend who is a New Mexico state trooper. The trooper has to go the reservations in northern New Mexico to pick up the pieces when the tribal police bail the scene of domestic disputes. Such disputes are pretty routine thanks to freely available alcohol. These reservations are where you will find the real Indians. https://www.kvia.com/news/new-mexico/albuquerque-man-arrested-in-decapitation-of-native-american-woman/1085754397Replies: @J.Ross, @Achmed E. Newman
>albuquerque man
Wow. Coulter’s law in effect even on the rez.
Racial discrimination?
Is a trans-woman (e.g. guy wearing dresses who has not had the surgery) a woman for the purpose of “woman-owned enterprise” preferences in government services/products bids?
Remember, some of these bid arrangements allow the preferred class (women in this case) as much as a 10 per cent advantage in bid prices. That is about 1/2 or more of a healthy profit margin…not insignificant.
With strong young men whupping girls regularly in womens’ sporting events on a regular basis, this is not a hypothetical.
Can Chelsea Manning (I almost wrote Clinton) take advantage of this?
“It’s our elites who are driving America’s divisions” — NYP
Sometimes, just sometimes, I think Unz is more influential than people might imagine because I occasionally see some of my ideas repeated elsewhere. For example, both myself and others have recently been advancing the theory that some of the current PC culture is being promoted by elites – especially economic elite whites in diversifying areas – with the purpose of maintaining their economic dominance by pitting groups against each other (Soros’s attempt at removing that black lady California DA with a white guy on the basis of dog whistling about crime). A lot of the pozz efforts at “social justice” could likewise be interpreted as cover for race baiting against middle-class whites by the elite so POC, disproportionately supportive of socialist policies, won’t gang up on them. What other explanation is there for the city counsel of San Jose to erect pride flags in front of a Chick-fil-a? Justice or fairness? Can my city government put a Palestinian flag outside of a Synagogue? Can I wave a Confederate flag at a crime scene involving a black man without getting a federal charge? No, obviously. It seems to me like this is a subtle ethnic insult promoted by a wealthy area to keep their poor subjects distracted. I’ve also noticed my theory that Japan is tacitly distancing themselves from the US (they are – getting involved with NK, Iran, the Philippines, China, etc) also repeated elsewhere, including by high ranking American officials just the other day.
OT: Funny revelation that AOC staged a fake photo session at an empty parking lot, supposedly holding caged migrants.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/06/new-photos-reveal-ocasio-cortez-was-not-sobbing-at-caged-migrant-children-she-was-sobbing-in-an-empty-parking-lot-for-a-photo-op/
Dueling genetics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsC4kf6x_Q0Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
Who’s pickin’ the banjo round hyeah?
And also ask them why so many racial things are getting worse when we were promised sweetness and light after indulging in all this AA, diversity, and inclusion crap.
https://nypost.com/2018/09/25/man-claims-to-be-a-minority-business-owner-after-dna-test-shows-hes-4-african/I AM ... a certified ... BLACK man! Amen!If he's 10 percent non-white, that is pretty non-trivial.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Autochthon, @Anonymous
Yeah, because you all look the same … to them, those damn racist Feds!
BTW, NY Post, the suburb of Seattle in question is Lynwood with 1 “n”. Ignorant New Yorrkers.
Right now everyone is focusing on the possibility that SCOTUS might overturn or "amend" Roe v. Wade. But there may be a solid enough conservative line-up, with O'Connor and Kennedy now gone, to overturn the rulings allowing set-asides, as well.Replies: @bomag, @Anonymous
Too many 5-4 decisions with the four libs peeling off one of the conservatives.
A friend and colleague is a native of New Mexico.
He in turn has a childhood friend who is a New Mexico state trooper. The trooper has to go the reservations in northern New Mexico to pick up the pieces when the tribal police bail the scene of domestic disputes. Such disputes are pretty routine thanks to freely available alcohol. These reservations are where you will find the real Indians. https://www.kvia.com/news/new-mexico/albuquerque-man-arrested-in-decapitation-of-native-american-woman/1085754397Replies: @J.Ross, @Achmed E. Newman
A friend of mine has lots of similar stories from working far up in the Great White North, where the Inuit, aka Eskimos live. It’s the same story – the places must be kept alcohol-free for society to run at all. There’s big trouble with the First Nations in those Spirits Communities.
Remember, some of these bid arrangements allow the preferred class (women in this case) as much as a 10 per cent advantage in bid prices. That is about 1/2 or more of a healthy profit margin...not insignificant.
With strong young men whupping girls regularly in womens' sporting events on a regular basis, this is not a hypothetical.
Can Chelsea Manning (I almost wrote Clinton) take advantage of this?Replies: @Hail
@ NBC,
Consider making this the lead question for the upcoming D-team debates.
To qualify, first you have to be Jewish.Replies: @Hail
New spin on the briefly-popular phrase “Tribal Elder.”
(I refer to the “tribal elder Nathan Phillips vs. Covington boys” incident of early 2019.)
BTW, Nathan Phillips was back in the news last week:
Thank you, Canada, for honoring Global Hero Nathan Phillips with his own square so quickly after he exposed the Covington, Kentucky-based conspiracy against world peace.
I want my federal contract!Replies: @The Plutonium Kid
I’d rather have reparations.
It isn’t widely known, but Martin Luther King Jr. wanted reparations for poor white Southerners as well as blacks, as he considered them to be victims of the plantation system too (though not as much as the slaves).
Currently, the main criticism of Confederate leaders is that they were racist. Under the older view, the racist language employed by secessionist leaders was simply a way to gain the support of poor whites who were in fact being hurt by competition with the cheap labor that slavery provided (not to mention the ability of the slaveowners to purchase the best agricultural property, leaving the poorer whites with the more marginal land).
A few years ago, I visited a small museum in the south, which included a display about the building of a canal in the early 1800's. Although this was in a slave state, it turned out that the workers on the canal were primarily Irish immigrants. According the tour guide, this was because slaves were simply too valuable to risk in such a job. A dead or injured slave would have represented a serious financial loss to the slaveowners, but if a poor white was killed or injured, they could simply hire another.Replies: @Corn
The Democrat-type response is always that we haven’t doubled-down, hard enough yet.
They always have yet another level of insanity ready.
They haven’t run out yet, and they may never.
o/t
Maple Syrup rotting in the taps
https://business.financialpost.com/commodities/agriculture/canadas-farm-labor-shortage-is-costing-billions-and-expected-to-rise-report
https://nypost.com/2018/09/25/man-claims-to-be-a-minority-business-owner-after-dna-test-shows-hes-4-african/I AM ... a certified ... BLACK man! Amen!If he's 10 percent non-white, that is pretty non-trivial.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Autochthon, @Anonymous
Don’t you just have to wrestle a Negro prince like Henderson the Rain King did to be accepted into the Negroes’ tribes? It’s even easier than the BIA bullshit; no paperwork!
I’m pretty sure this theory is legitimate, because a Hebrew wrote about it, and they are master’s of who gets to be whom, right?
Say, let’s just ask this (((white))) guy from San Francisco with dreadlocks:
These sitcom pilots just keep writing themselves — company with Jews, Catholics and WASPS, not to mention some blacks, must all pretend to be feather Indians — under close government scrutiny — to maintain lucrative contract or casino license. Their wives, too.
Sioux Help Me God?
What is disturbing about it?
Perhaps it is true that a private club should be able to determine its own membership. However, a private club should not given power to determine what race someone is or who receives or is excluded from government benefits.
https://nypost.com/2018/09/25/man-claims-to-be-a-minority-business-owner-after-dna-test-shows-hes-4-african/I AM ... a certified ... BLACK man! Amen!If he's 10 percent non-white, that is pretty non-trivial.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Autochthon, @Anonymous
It’s amusing to see all the supposedly hard-nosed iSteve commenters caping to defend a system of racial preferences that benefits blacks and Indians and discriminates against people of White ancestry. Can’t make this stuff up.
Right now everyone is focusing on the possibility that SCOTUS might overturn or "amend" Roe v. Wade. But there may be a solid enough conservative line-up, with O'Connor and Kennedy now gone, to overturn the rulings allowing set-asides, as well.Replies: @bomag, @Anonymous
They aren’t frauds. They have Indian ancestry.
Starring Nathan Phillips, as the government’s lead racial-authenticity investigator
Being in a federally recognized tribe is the bright line that determines whether one is in a federally recognized tribe. It is not a test of whether one has Indian ancestry or identifies as Indian.
Here in Canada at least 50% of the “Indians” could pass for white and would have in an earlier era.
Like one day, I expect to see "By Willard Yog-Sothoth". Just to see if we're paying attention.
David Letterman's "NY Times writer or Cthulhu diety":
Eihort
Elmahrek
Ei'lor
EtepsedReplies: @Redneck farmer
That would explain a lot, except the Great Old Ones are worthy of respect
https://nypost.com/2019/06/25/its-our-elites-who-are-driving-americas-divisions/Replies: @Redneck farmer
Might have to read it to see what happens to the black/brown underclass in the blue areas.
And yet here we have Steve and other commenters white knighting to preserve a system that explicitly discriminates against people of White ancestry.
I give them the benefit of the doubt that they just like discussing the HBD stuff, the rules, and the other minutia that can indeed be interesting. Within that, the whole big idea that AA is unconstitutional, that it’s obviously unfair, and that it has hurt or even curtailed the careers of tens of millions of white men over the last 5 decades seem lost to some. Steve Sailer, along with Ann Coulter BTW, still thinks AA is right, for American-ancestry blacks.
You can’t be right all the time, when you get caught in the minutia.
Wouldn’t that invite trafficking in tribal memberships? I mean on top of the membership trafficking that has already gone on in relation to the casino business.
Oops, # 409, that last comment of mine (currently #61) was meant in reply to you.
I remember way back in 2017 when questioning if someone had Indian ancestry was a terrible thing to do
“If you look… they don’t look like Indians to me”
It’s the Chicago Way ™
Well, there is one school of thought which holds that it was the poor whites, even more than the slaves, who were victimized by the plantation system. The earliest work that I know of espousing this view was Hinton Helper’s The Impending Crisis of the South, published in 1857. This was a widely promoted view among the anti-slavery Republicans during the Civil War era, and I think it was also popular among leftist and Marxist historians for many years. I don’t know what historians believe now, but my guess is that this view has faded as race has increasingly become the central obsession on the left.
Currently, the main criticism of Confederate leaders is that they were racist. Under the older view, the racist language employed by secessionist leaders was simply a way to gain the support of poor whites who were in fact being hurt by competition with the cheap labor that slavery provided (not to mention the ability of the slaveowners to purchase the best agricultural property, leaving the poorer whites with the more marginal land).
A few years ago, I visited a small museum in the south, which included a display about the building of a canal in the early 1800’s. Although this was in a slave state, it turned out that the workers on the canal were primarily Irish immigrants. According the tour guide, this was because slaves were simply too valuable to risk in such a job. A dead or injured slave would have represented a serious financial loss to the slaveowners, but if a poor white was killed or injured, they could simply hire another.
If a slave dies in an accident or of malaria clearing swampland you’re out big money. Fritz or Mickey dies? Eh, hire another one off the next boat.
… But in this case those are the same thing, and it’s its own nation.
Currently, the main criticism of Confederate leaders is that they were racist. Under the older view, the racist language employed by secessionist leaders was simply a way to gain the support of poor whites who were in fact being hurt by competition with the cheap labor that slavery provided (not to mention the ability of the slaveowners to purchase the best agricultural property, leaving the poorer whites with the more marginal land).
A few years ago, I visited a small museum in the south, which included a display about the building of a canal in the early 1800's. Although this was in a slave state, it turned out that the workers on the canal were primarily Irish immigrants. According the tour guide, this was because slaves were simply too valuable to risk in such a job. A dead or injured slave would have represented a serious financial loss to the slaveowners, but if a poor white was killed or injured, they could simply hire another.Replies: @Corn
When I was in high school I once skimmed a book on economics that was in the school library that said much the same. If you were a planter you’d use your slaves for field work, maybe some construction, but if you were doing really dangerous work you’d hire gangs of Irish or German immigrants.
If a slave dies in an accident or of malaria clearing swampland you’re out big money. Fritz or Mickey dies? Eh, hire another one off the next boat.
No human is illegal and no human is unsubstantiated.
I'm pretty sure this theory is legitimate, because a Hebrew wrote about it, and they are master's of who gets to be whom, right?
Say, let's just ask this (((white))) guy from San Francisco with dreadlocks:
https://youtu.be/pQjGT3sYoFAReplies: @Clyde
That is a dreadlocks wig as far as I know.
I remember way back in 2017 when questioning if someone had Indian ancestry was a terrible thing to do
"If you look... they don't look like Indians to me"Replies: @Clyde
Then Trump said, “They don’t even look like Indians to Indians”. What a great line. Plus Trump was brash and showed no respect to the Democrats who were questioning him in that House Subcommittee. There was spirited back and forth.
Thank you.
Without Wiki I might not know better but of course the major town common bordering the city hall
I mean I wouldn’t put it past Trudy but that would be a bit much even for him.
Great news.
Affirmative action has a ratchet effect like chlamydia. Once started, you can’t roll it back.
However, this sort of “water down” can circumvent it