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November 30th, 2016 
Awake Goy According to evidence recently coming to light, there were more than one race of mankind in the prehistoric Americas. At an even earlier time, however, there was one race, and it was white.
In his seminal work Essai sur l’inégalité des races humaines (“Essay on the Inequality of Human Races,” 1853-55), French writer Joseph-Arthur, comte de Gobineau, declared the struggle of human races as the primary mechanism behind the rise and fall of all human civilizations. This can be applied to the New World as well as the Old. Rhodesian intellectual and author Arthur Kemp described in his book March of the Titans that North America was, at one point, exclusively white, and that many of the great civilizations such as the Hopewell and Anasazi were in fact lost white civilizations.
The proponents of the “great white gods” theory argue that the ancient civilizations of both the Old and New World were the direct product of ancient white travelers and conquerors, who the more rudimentary cultures regarded as gods.
In the early 1990s, it became ever more evident that the long-standing theory that the current “Native American” populations represented a single strain originating with the arrival of Asian hunter-gatherers across the Bering Strait and the swift emergence and domination of the Clovis Point culture was false. For the greater part of this last century this was the prevailing wisdom. Over the first two decades of the 21st century, the rise of modern genetics and the mapping of the human genome are beginning to sweep away the old scientific paradigm and put a new one in its place.
Late 20th-century discoveries such as Kennewick Man soon proved to be only a start of what was to come. Kennewick Man was a 9,500-year-old skeleton found in Washington state. The remains were of a pre-Columbian Caucasian dated to a time that no white man was thought to have existed in the Americas. Later, to avoid controversy, the story of this Caucasian individual was changed to accommodate the idea that he was a Polynesian or a Japanese Ainu. The most likely origin story is that he did in fact descend from the original white settlers of North America, the Solutreans, who arrived from Europe across the northern ice shelf nearly 20,000 years ago.
The discovery of remains in northeastern Florida at a site known as Windover Pond displayed a genetic link to Northern Europeans.
In the Nov. 2012 issue of the Genetics Society of America’s journal Genetics, according to Nick Patterson:
There is a genetic link between the Paleolithic population of Europe and modern Native Americans. The evidence is that the population that crossed the Bering Strait from Siberia into the Americas more than 15,000 years was likely related to the ancient population of Europe.”
For additional support Patterson enlisted the services of Harvard Medical School’s Professor of Genetics David Reich. After further researching “Native American” diversity, it became evident that what evolved in the New World were two distinct and highly divergent populations. One of them was linked to Asiatic peoples and others related to Europe’s first farming population that now survives in Sardinia and among the Basque population.
The flipside of this research is we know from the examination of North American remains that still more links to either Europe or a Proto-Caucasoid population in Asia that extended from Mongolia and western China to Japan did once roam the endless expanses of North America. American Indians have spoken of an even earlier race of giants who once dominated the Americas before the arrival of modern Homo sapiens. Despite the prevailing view of human diversity in the Americas, it is certain that there were many genetic strains that left no known descendants and subsequently there is no current evidence to suggest they ever existed. If the remains of such a population could be found and viable genetic samples tested, then it might prove a radical conclusion. We know now by looking at the entirely mapped human genome that around 50,000 years ago there was a mass extinction of humans worldwide (TBR, XXXX). This date coincides with the final disappearance of both the Neanderthals and also the newly discovered Denisovians of Siberia, who mixed with Neanderthals and the modern populations of the Pacific, but not with African populations.
Prior to this extinction, human diversity stood at 13 percent, consistent with the genetic diversity seen in many great ape populations of today. This poses the possibility of races now no longer with us and forgotten. Perhaps the legends of giants reflect one of those lost races.
Regardless, race struggle most likely has always played as a dominant factor in human life. We must never forget that race is not a social concept, invented by close minded individuals, but rather is a biological reality. The races of the world do not adhere to the mythical concept of equality as proposed by the liberals and Marxists. Equality is a concept never seen in the natural world, and thus is the great myth of today’s times.
Source Article from http://www.renegadetribune.com/race-ancient-america/
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