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Fighting the p.c. mafia, June 15, 2009

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This review is from: The First Americans: In Pursuit of Archaeology’s Greatest Mystery (Modern Library Paperbacks) (Paperback)

Adovasio’s bitterness is understandable, since the Kennewick Man controversy made clear that the liberal, white-guilt, politically correct crowd WANTED whites to not be the first Americans, to NOT be native Americans, and to be cruel invaders of the land of the gentle Red Man. Clinton had the Army Corps of Engineers dump tons of gravel on the Kennewick Man site! By denying the Solutrean hypothesis, about which Dr. Dennis Stanford of the Smithsonian is writing a major book,

Dennis Stanford and Clovis Points Portrait

…..whites of today are supposed to continue feeling guilty for “stealing the Indians’ land” since 1492. Thor Heyerdahl’s last two books — such as “The Hunt for Odin, ” and never even translated into English, although he was world-famous — were also full of bitterness over the p.c. academic crowd ignoring his life’s work, which proved that whites explored the Pacific on rafts in ancient times. When you make a solid case for 30 years, and are ignored, anyone would get polemical.

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Initial post: Aug 5, 2013 10:33:23 AM PDT

bukhtan says:

Eh?

You sound bitter. What happened to you? [STANDARD JEW PSYCHO-BABBLE]

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Posted on Oct 7, 2013 5:49:35 AM PDT

mm18 says:

Wow, what a twisted take on the book. [AND WHY EXACTLY IS IT TWISTED, TROLL? Unlike you, I actually bought and read the book.]

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Posted on Dec 11, 2014 9:34:38 PM PST

now what says:

Not sure how much of your commentary actually relates to the contents of the book.
One oddity: Thor Heyerdahl’s work seems to demonstrate that ancient people from South America could have voyaged by raft to the South Central Pacific. Could you name perhaps something he did/researched/wrote that had to do with whites exploring the Pacific on rafts in ancient times?

I replied:

My comment relates, as stated, to one specific thing, his bitter tone, which in a scholarly book is unusual.

Heyerdahl wrote “American Indians in the Pacific”. The title actually is a ludicrous example of political correctness by the Establishment publisher, because the book is about ancient WHITES in the Pacific, and how after building various civilizations, the Samoans rose up and massacred them, time and time again. If you go down halfway here https://johndenugent.com/our-ancient-solutrean-ancestors/ you will see the book. Amazon refuses to carry it, because it is in reality too much truth. In his 1999 book “Ingen Grenser” (Norwegian: “No Boundaries”), Heyerdahl complained bitterly that his key insights were getting the silent treatment from the Establishment.

Btw, Nobel Laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote a book in 2002 called “Two Hundred Years Together” and it still has no publisher in English (though it is in German and French).

Guess what it is about? Once you know that, then you know why it has no publisher, though by one of the most famous men on earth, though it contains 1,200 pages of hard facts, and though it was on a very important subject, the rise of bolshevism and the Jewish people. (OMG, freak-out time… 😉 )

As famous as both Heyerdahl and Solzhenitsyn were, their books on taboo subjects were given the silent treatment, and by the same people.

My translation of an essay by Geman historian Udo Walendy on Solzhenitsyn’s “Two Hundred Years Together,” which STILL is not out in English!