Google Does Independence Day Doodle – But No Founding Fathers



Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 4, 2017

I’m a little bit shocked Google has even done a 4th of July doodle. I thought we were skipping all implicitly white holidays now.

However, I am not surprised that instead of a picture of the Founding Fathers or the Declaration of Independence – as would be appropriate – they instead have a collection of animals.

A bald eagle would also be acceptable.

But you’ll notice that in the menagerie of animals, there is no bald eagle at all. There is a moose, a symbol of Canada, and a wild boar, an animal not even native to this continent.

I have no idea how these animals are supposed to symbolize American independence from the British Empire.

I suppose they are giving it the “X-Mas” treatment.

Do you know this “X-Mas” – literally crossing Christ’s name out of Christmas – has been going on since I was a kid. I remember getting this uneasy feeling seeing it, and asking about it, and being told it’s because it’s shorter.

Now if any person were to say “X-Mas” to me, I would shout at them: “DEUS VULT, INFIDEL!”

Seriously though – history is history and it exists.

What the Jews are trying to do at a rapid pace is erase and rewrite history.

Well, here on the Daily Stormer, we remember the 4th of July. It is when I first launched this site in 2013.

So instead of wishing you a happy wild animals day today, I want to wish all of my American brothers a HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

God Bless you all!

And God Bless America!

Hail Jesus!

Hail George Washington!

Hail Hitler!

WE CROSSED THE RUBICON A LONG TIME AGO – WE’RE CROSSING THE DELAWARE NOW, KIKES!

ALL THE DOODLES IN THE GOOGLEPLEX CAN’T STOP OUR WAR MACHINE!

Hail Victory!

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