RE: The Case for N. American Denisovan Presence

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No one has "claim" over any land. Everyone's a migrant and soon one day the ancestors of tomorrow will be your ours, future kids many humdred generations ahead, skeletons in a different part of the world, and the people in that present time will be talking about the "claims" for different places. But one thing is for certain. They are definitely concealing something about Giants and history, but it has nothing to with land grabs, because it just seems illogical to me.

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I am reminded that a Native American friend of mine once called me 'boat people'. We are all boat people when you look back far enough. As far as laying claims, you can only claim what you can keep. At the beginning of the Neolithic violence reduced the diversity of Y DNA, passed from father to son, by ~95%, while mtDNA, passed from mothers to their children, was unaffected.

Genocide has ever been the tool of those that would lay claim to our homelands, and we must keep our posterity from such utter destruction.

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"I am reminded that a Native American friend of mine once called me 'boat people'."

That reminds me of the term "Missouri" which for the longest time I thought it meant men with big boats, but I just recently looked it up and apparently their had been a correction to the etymology and literally translates to "wood boats"... Go figure.

This Illinois language name for a member of the Siouan-speaking Missouri Indians can be pronounced weemihsoorita or weemeehsoorita. It means 'one who has a wood boat' and designated the Missouri Indians as especially noteworthy to the Illinois for their dugout canoes. The place-name Missouri itself literally means 'dugout canoe; lit. wood boat'.¹

We are all boat people when you look back far enough.

I looked back further and apparently I'm just some star about to blow up from too much iron intake ;P

As far as laying claims, you can only claim what you can keep.

That concept is what I often have been repeating lately to the locals. Private property is ours if you have the means to keep it. Sometimes it's a social construct, other times it's the force behind it to keep it. Other time it's "this is my land now and my army is going to take it."

Genocide has ever been the tool of those that would lay claim to our homelands, and we must keep our posterity from such utter destruction.

100% unfortunately for the West family values is so degraded and separated that I rarely see family sticking up for each other when tyranny in uniform comes knocking on their door. I know I have many couple thousand of my family name and blood here in my city but when it comes to their government, they Automatically think they have a right to do what they do. Smdh.

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