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RUSSIA IS MORE TRANSGENDER THAN AMERICA Holy Freeholis Batman! In recent investigations, it turns out that the Russian Federation is more 👏🏿 TRANS INCLUSIVE 👏🏿 than the United States of America is Recent global statistics report that the transgender population of Russia is 2.8% and that over 6% of Russian adults identify as: Trans, Non Binary and Genderqueer. Despite the U.S Population being over twice the size of the Russian Population. Trannies account for a single percent more at 2.8% compared to America's 1.5% Laws against Transgenderism in the Russian Federation are more relaxed than laws against transgenderism in the United States. In the consecutive years of 2021 and 2022 and now 2023, The United States passed and signed over 710 anti-transgender laws across a multitude of 33-40 states. The Russian Federation did not pass such consecutive laws in the last three years as America has SOURCES Transgender Population By Country 2023 United States Anti Transgender Laws Russia Transgender Healthcare

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Native "Americans" Aren't American We know what modern history calls these river valley dwellers but what did they actually call themselves and the land they dwelled on? Well, for starters it wasn't America or American for that was the name of the land coined by European, not primitives. The primitives called America "Turtle Island" because they were so mentally primitive they thought they were living on the shell of a turtle. The earliest recordings of primitive descriptions of America or also known as the The Lenape story of the "Great Turtle" was recorded by Jasper Danckaerts in 1680. The story was shared mostly by Northeastern Woodlands tribes, notably those of the Iroquois Confederacy. Interestingly also. The names and labels of the primitive tribes such as Iroquois, Apache, Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Navajo, Sioux, Shawnee and other famous Indian tribes were also coined by Europeans, not the Indians. Without European intelligence and history. The Natives as a mere concept wouldn't exist.

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THE JAMESTOWN MASSACRE (1622) History often depicts the so called "Native Americans" as peaceful primitives who were subjugated and genocided by white settlers. This isn't true. In fact, what the Neo-Liberal Anti-White/Anti-American curriculum won't tell you is that the primitive "natives" attacked the settlers first. Chief Opechancanough led the Powhatan Confederacy in a coordinated series of surprise attacks against European settlers not only at Jamestown but Martin's Hundred, Wolstenholme Towne, Falling Creek Ironworks, Henricus and Smiths Hundred which were all European settlements on the Virginia Coast, some dozens of miles away from the official historical borders of the Powhatan Confederacy. They killed a total of 347 people, a quarter of the population of the Virginia Colony.

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The Battle Of Fallen Timbers The Battle of Fallen Timbers was the final battle of the Northwest Indian War which took place in 1794, was a decisive victory by Americans against a large, hostile confederacy of Tribal Nations who had massacred previous surveying expeditions and parties of settlers. The defeat of the Indian confederation opened the Northwest Territories to American settlement.

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Weimar Germany was objectively worse than America is at the moment.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART SIX: SURRENDER On October 19, 1781, British General Charles Cornwallis surrendered his army of some 8,000 men to General George Washington at Yorktown, giving up any chance of winning the Revolutionary War. The American Nation's freedom for all Europeans who inhabited it was victorious with the British Empire left with a humiliating defeat. The British Naval and Armed forces would return to England empty handed, no longer able to control the American Colonies or the American People. This war also drove the British Empire further into economic debt which would further onward provoke the necessity of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe. A time of peace, construction and youth was ahead for the official American nation and the American people. The Anglo-Saxon spirit was saved from the clutches of British Materialism, Aristocracy and Corruption. Though America was not going to be perfect. They still ascertained an entire new nation defiant of all the old.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART FIVE: THE BATTLE OF CHESAPEAKE A French Armada who had sailed from the coasts. Admiral de Grasse had the option to attack British forces in either New York or Virginia; he opted for Virginia, arriving at the Chesapeake at the end of August. Admiral Graves learned that de Grasse had sailed from the West Indies for North America and that French Admiral de Barras had also sailed from Newport, Rhode Island. He concluded that they were going to join forces at Chesapeake. On 5 September 1781 Sir Thomas Graves and a French fleet led by Rear Admiral François Joseph Paul engaged in full scale naval conflict with the Royal Navy. The French were able to achieve control of the sea lanes against the British and provided the Franco-American army with siege artillery and French reinforcements. In that, it prevented the Royal Navy from reinforcing or evacuating the besieged forces of Lieutenant General Lord Cornwallis at The Seige of Yorktown securing independence for the Thirteen Colonies.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART FOUR: FRANCE JOINS THE REVOLUTION France who was also dragged into a conflict in Colonial America by the British Empire had similar interests to that of the colonial forces. France wanted an ally, economic development and trade and sustainable relations with the Anglo-Saxon sphere that it could not maintain with Great Britain. France joined the war on the side of the Americans in 1778 with the Treaty of Alliance. France would send troops, supplies and naval support to the Colonies. Spain and the Dutch followed suit and sent supplies in aid with the French. The entirety of Europe had gracefully supported American independence. Germany's own Hessian soldiers as well turned against the British. For these European countries of which England had symbolized as a constant bringer of war and pestilence honored the brave revolt against Great Britain and fanatically cheered on the Colonial Revolutionaries. Europeans were united in a battle for peace and prosperity.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART THREE: THE LOYALIST QUESTION Of course, not everyone in Colonial America supported independence or revolution. officers, delegates and merchants loyal to the British Parliament were tarred, feathered and waterboarded with tea because they supported the hostile economic sanctions, violent occupations and war trauma that the British Empire enacted. Loyalism was a moot and often contradicting label for those who supported the British cause because they were loyal to the Parliament, not the Crown or the King. As an act of punishment and humiliation, loyalists were put before crowds and were endlessly humiliated by animalistic acts of defiance done by angered colonial citizens. The continental army did not participate in such acts cause they were forbidden. After the British surrender to the Americans in 1783 these loyalists would be deported on American ships and would settle up north in Canada via relocation.

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British soldiers were forced to fight the Americans on their own and they were humorously humiliated by guerilla attacks and outward flanks that the Americans had been trained to do. Americans would attack British cavalry in forrests, towns and plains by complete surprise, supply wagons were looted and British stagecoaches carrying weapons were looted and seized. Mind you these men did not have the exquisite military training that the British armed forces did. The American Revolutionary War was a continous blow to British Troops, the British parliament and the British morale and made them look extremely incompetent. British soldiers were kept to outdated rules of engagement which did not address the Colonial war tactics thus leaving them shocked, off gaurd and vulnerable. The British were playing "by the rules" and the Americans worked. British regiments would however burn down colonial churches, refuse medical treatment to colonial soldiers and intentionally mame innocent civilians.

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The British Empire still bankrupt from their war with France no longer had any long-lasting manpower to keep the colonies under control and the colonies were their only viable source of debt recovery by taxation, embargo and law. Once the revolt in America was official the Americans would defy all such embargoes. The British would contract and hire foreign mercenaries, first attempting to request 70,000 Russian soldiers from Catherine the Greats army of which she intelligently refused, then requesting 30,000 Hessian soldiers Frederick the Great who were the most "low class" of the German nation. Frederick though he accepted charge the British for "moving cattle" on German territory. These Hessian soldiers would be sent to kill Americans who had revolted against the economic stranglehold. The British Empire then payed and encouraged Indian tribes who the colonials had been at peace with to attack their homes, stores, farms, ports and civilian areas. Stoddard reveals these facts in his writings.

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The representatives of the colonies did not want to be disloyal to the British Crown. It was the British parliament which primarily stirred this war, occupation, conflict and bloodshed. The continental congress egregiously attempted to negotiate with the crown, often sabotaged and turned away by the British parliament, filled with Freemasons, Luciferians and Religious Zealots. A book called the Royalist Revolution reveals the negotiations and understanding between the continental congress and the monarch who they wanted to stay loyal to. But loyalty only brought more savagery, dishonor, bloodshed and turmoil, beginning in 1775 conflict with American Forces and British Forces began first on the seas and in the major cities. Americans rioted against their occupiers, against their own Treaty of Versailles on their economy and goods of which the British Army responded with more violence and bloodshed. The Americans took to arms forming the continental army, a mercenary military of guerrilla fighters who would take on the world's strongest empire. When negotiations between the crown and the continental congress soured more and more, state representatives and delegates drafted up documents which declared their secession from Britain. These declarations from all thirteen states molded these secessions into a single declaration of independence on July 4th 1776 of which resulted in an eight long year revolutionary struggle against The British Empire.

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Once, America was warless, peaceful, docile, humble, a land of clean waters, high mountains and beautiful scenery. The British, French and Spanish empires would ruin this perfectionus history with war, violence and bloodshed, over the same problems that were in Europe. Britain and France stirred and were armed in a conflict for seven long years. Once this war was finished, the colonial population who so desperately wanted to avoid such disasters was held responsible for this tripe. The British Empire, bankrupt from its war started placing sanctions, taxation and laws on the population it thought was exploitable: Colonial America. They took it out on them. They forced them to pay for their war which they never wanted and before you know it the lives of the colonials were battered down by taxes, stamp acts, blockades and economic peril that caused many to starve, that stifled small business and that persecuted agrarian freedom on the continent. The British Empire had to be expelled.

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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART TWO: REVOLUTION The British Empire would not leave, they would not mind their own business, they would not understand N O. Inch by Inch the British Parliament in particular became increasingly hostile to the Colonial Americans because the Colonial Americans were not under the direct economic control of the British Empire. Such power despite British power being great was hard to enforce across a vast ocean. Culturally, Spiritually and Logistically: America was its own free nation out of the hands of aristocrats and kings and directly in the hands of pioneers, visionaries, inventors and settlers, the very folk that built this continent was under threat again by the same corrupting powers they had left. The British Empire continously harrased the colonials with brutality, disease and struggle. The British and the French fought yet another war, but this time on the soil of which settlers tried to get away from war. The British encouraged Indians to attack colonials by provocation.

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The European powers saw this land of peasents as merely a land to quench their gluttonous thirst for riches, wealth and prosperity whereas the settlers saw it as a land of peace, clean life and humble honest living. The governments of these European powers, in particular Great Britain would bring their materialistic ambitions, gluttonous intentions and megalomaniacal occultic brutality to the continent which they would call their own property. It was there where the first stems of our history's revolution fostered. This revolution was between aristocrats and peasents, kings and farmers, materialism vs agrarianism. The British Empire had no regard for the colonies and merely saw it as a continent of exploitation, in the coming years they sent shiploads of negro slaves by the boatloads to enrich the pockets of the British Aristocrat. They sent Irish slaves to northern areas of New England to do their economic bidding. But through all this time the Americans be they German, Irish or English had the same thought.

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The New World as it was called by many European sailors and settlers traversed a vast ocean of void and isolation to escape the blood lusted continent that had spiritually disregarded its needs and left it behind. The Kings, Queens, Aristocrats and Religious Zealots had stabbed these peasants first and their only alternative left was to leave and furnish a new continent with the same soul that carried with them onward in those years in Europe. The first settlers of "Colonial America" were strugglous and prosperous simultaneously. They built towns, ports, shipping lines and traversed and discovered the frontier they did not know nor were familiar with. It was this action that made them something new, something better than just English or Dutch or Scandinavian. It made them American. A term the Europeans coined to describe the new continent they ported their sails and lowered its anchors to. America to these Europeans symbolized Freedom. Without the say of aristocracy or kings. This was a land of peasents.