History Forum / General / General Topics / January 2004

America Is a Nation of Immigrants — White Immigrants

President Bush recently referred to America as a "nation of
immigrants" as he proposed opening the floodgates to even more Mexican
coolies in his recent attempt to bolster support amongst 'Hispanic'
voters. The "nation of immigrants" catchphrase is as misleading as the
related slogan "America was founded on diversity". Until 1965,
American immigration laws explicitly protected America from diversity.
And that was when the U.S. really was great.

According to the writings of Benjamin Franklin, the British-American
colonies were comprised of three ethnic groups of approximately equal
size: English, German, and Irish. Let’s take a close look at these
"ethnic groups" and measure their diversity.

In early European history southern Germany was inhabited by Celts with
German tribes in the north. The Germans migrated south and dominated
southern Germany. They intermarried.

Britain was originally inhabited by a Mediterranean-derived White
people who had adopted Celtic culture and assimilated with Celts. Two
German tribes, the Angles and Saxons, migrated to and then dominated
Britain. They assimilated with the Celts. The Romans also left their
mark. Later, another Teutonic group, the Normans, moved into the
British Isles, passing through and ruling Normandy along the way. They
also assimilated with resident Aryan groups.

At the time of the revolution, English and Germans were
Germanic-Celtic people, speaking Germanic languages and practicing
Christianity, which had been developed -- with the addition of many
pagan customs -- into uniquely White religion in its European
territories, despite its ancient Semitic origins.

The Irish were Celts. A tribe of Gaelic Celts had migrated to and
dominated Ireland as German tribes had dominated Southern Germany and
England. For 500 years Vikings -- Germanic (Teutonic) groups -- held
coastal cities, where they assimilated with native Celts. Later, the
Normans invaded Ireland, dominated her, and assimilated with the
Irish. At the time of the American Revolution, the Irish were
Celtic-Teutonic peoples who spoke the Germanic language English.

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