Make note of the name Etzanoa, a long-lost city. Donald Blakeslee says he’s found it.
The discovery could put south-central Kansas on the map as the second-biggest settlement of Native Americans found in the United States, Blakeslee said. And it’s now, finally, the known location of a 1601 battle pitting outnumbered Spaniards firing cannon into waves of attacking Indian warriors.
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I'd like this a lot more were Amerindians today not so pro-immigration.
ReplyDeleteI'm a believer in giving them federal park lands, sovereignty, whatever to set them up well (Amerindians, unlike blacks, have been wronged somewhat), but most of them today seem to want open-borders.
The Left has this anti-white belief that only whites act a certain way, so Amerindians just embrace that: Flooding the US with immigrants somehow ties with their sense of heritage. It makes no sense, but they don't care.
Flooding the US with immigrants somehow ties with their sense of heritage.
DeleteI have no idea why. By the way my Confederate/Injun' friend states that no one on the reservations says 'Native" American, but American Indian.