Yakuts for example from the Russian Far East are anthropoligically
similar to Native Americans, the Bering Strait Theory is the best and
most plausible out there.
But in terms of immigration, using Native Americans as also immigrants
is a Liberal ploy to quash anti-immigration voices.(" We're all
immigrants bull thats shouted ever so often), last I heard Native
Americans didnt build the great country, farm its vast land, or
generate economic might among other things)
On the other hand, its practical to state that the America we know
today is so because of the boldness and the courage of the early
Englishmen who settled and developed the land, broke away from tyranny
and raised moral and political standards.
Thus these are the people who are hosts and those that followed them
and adopted their ways to strengthen and embolden the country are the
"hosts" , the rest are "guests" until completely assimilated.
On Feb 26, 9:55 am, "Prisoner at War"
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> Well, I'll allow that "GeekBoy" might not have as long-term a frame of
> reference as we do. I'm glad, I guess, that he doesn't "feel" like an
> immigrant, a guest who best be on his best behavior -- and I strongly
> condemn these hispanic journalists who seem to feel that *they* have
> graduated into the mainstream and think that Asians better watch what
> *they* say.
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> On Feb 25, 7:56 pm, JulianB
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> > Bullshit. You will keep going until you find your real roots. They
> > aren't in the USA, I will guarantee you that.
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