I just wanted to wish my fellow Americans a very Happy Thanksgiving today. I am new here so I hope I posted this in the right place.

I am reading a book about the Mayflower and the hardships that they endured that first winter. Not only did they not have enough food and supplies they had to fight the Indians. It wasn't a love feast like the politically correct stories would have us believe today.

They survived and overcame all the hardships and inspite of loosing half of the people who came over with them, they managed to build a life. I was reading about the First Thanksgiving and it wasn't the pilgrims and Indidans all sitting around the table the best of friends. It was a time where the Pilgrims decided to celerbrate their making it through the first year in spite of the hardships they faced.

Thanksgiving is very much a holiday of our White Ancestors. I honor Thanksgiving as a White holiday and not the way Thanksgiving is twisted today.

Thanksgiving gives me hope, that as my Ancestors who came on the Mayflower overcame all the hardships and had to fight to survive, that we too can fight and overcome the hardships and struggles that we have to overcome to regain the freedom to live my our own heritiage, culture, in our own homeland. As the Pilgrims had to fight the non whites back then, we are having to fight the non whites now. I believe that if we learn from the Pilgrims who overcame and apply some of their lessons to our own Cause that we can have victory.

They were determined. They were not going to give up. They were smart and planned a way to defend themselves against attack from the non white native American who would attack. They worked hard and long hours to build a wall and fort. They helped each other out. They looked out for each other.

This Thanksgiving, I reflect on how we as WN are doing in our fight. Have we made progress over the past year? No, I think we are worst off. But the up side on this, is that there has been a weeding out this year. Yes, there is more division and hurt within our Cause, but at the same time, a much needed pruding is taking place. Those who are not afraid to name the jew are becoming stronger and more solid in our group. Those who don't see the jew as the number one enemy and think we should accept and work along side the jew are getting in their camp.

One thing is becoming more clear to me this year, is that there is no way the two camps are going to be able to work together even though we share the same goal of fighting for the survival of our race. They will go and fight and work in the way that they think is best, and we will go and fight and work in the way that we think is best. We on both sides are not going to give up the fight, but we no longer will pretend that we are one big melting pot of WN and have a false show of unity, when we are seperated by the jewish question.

As the pilgrims came to the point where they spread out from the orginial plantation and founded other communities which led to the White people going westward and building this once great nation]

Aye......Same from me to all....Happy Thanksgiving from Jew Jersey!

 

Excellent points, Raven58. All you ever hear about these days, is how the Injuns helped the White man, the Injuns gave them food, etc, then ebul Whitey killed all the Injuns, took their land. The truth is, the Injuns were absolutely bloodthirsty and fought the White men every step of the way.

And a Happy Thanksgiving to you, and to all.

The pilgrims’ survival of the new found land had nothing to do with the inhabitants. The Indians migration went back n forth with season. The pilgrims merely staked the land in deeds and in papers to build through the harsh winters they had to endure

Ps, the British and Spaniards regularly supplied technical equipments to colonials, in return for precious metal, and raw materials ect.

And a Happy Thanksgiving to you, and to all.

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That is true the Native Americans depending on what season it was moved around for their food. In the Summer they were near the ocean, during the fall they moved inward etc.

The Pilgrims were the ones who built a lasting community of people. It was not only harsh winters, sickness, and lack of food, but they they also had to endure the attacks of the native Americans who killed many a White man.

Yes, the Companies back home did say they were going to supply them with things, but at least in the pilgrims case, the book said that no help came from England. The Pilgrims did send one ship back of materials and such but the ship was attacked by priates and never made it back to England.

 

I give thanks to you all for your sacrifice in giving it to the jew all year long. Wishing the best to everyone here on this day, and their families. You all deserve no less.

The Pilgrims were the ones who built a lasting community of people. It was not only harsh winters, sickness, and lack of food, but they they also had to endure the attacks of the native Americans who killed many a White man.

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Of course, when the colonials expanded further into the territory, it disturbed the Indians migration. So, they fought back as any would do.

Who is to say who was right and who was wrong? Only that, history is made by those who conquer.

Of course, when the colonials expanded further into the territory, it disturbed the Indians migration. So, they fought back as any would do.

Who is to say who was right and who was wrong? Only that, history is made by those who conquer.

That is why they were called Savages. Nothing but filthy Red Niggers.

I just had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends and wanted to wish everyone at VNN a Happy Thanksgiving as well.

Cheers!

Happy Thanksgiving to my American cousins. :cheers:

I give thanks for the fact that without my prompting, friends and family are being vocal about their hatred and or disgust for the jew and the nigger. These were people who five years ago would never speak a bad word against either. I give thanks for the fact that something is happening.

Great Thanks to Alex, Chain, Stan and everyone else who makes VNN such a great place.

When the pilgrims landed at plymouth, the area was devoid of Indians. Why? A plague had wiped them out so there were not indians within 75 miles of the settlement. The Indians that where there had been placed there by the English, who had captured them years earlier and taken them back to England to teach them English so they could learn about the tribes there.
As Squanto's story came out, the Pilgrims learned that his tribe, the Patuxets, had lived at Plymouth. But, in 1617, a plague, probably brought by French fur-trappers from the north, had killed every member of the tribe. That explained why they had found the ground covered with human bones, and evidence of previous cultivation. The plague had raced through the tribe so quickly that they had not even had time to bury all their dead! Sqanto had escaped because he had not been there. They learned that he had been kidnapped in 1605 by an English fishing expedition and taken to England, where he had lived for nine years in the home of an merchant named John Slanie. He had learned to speak English well, and became accustomed to English foods and ways.

So Squanto was returned to the area but had nowhere to go, his people having died out.

Heartbroken, he wandered among the ruins and the bones, and then walked the 40 miles southwest to the tribal seat of the Wampanoag and Chief Massasoit, who took him in. He stayed with them until March of 1621, when Samoset had returned from his village site to tell him that there were some English trying to live there. Squanto suddenly had a new reason to live! He would go help these white people. And so he had.

What is the chances of that happening? An area that had been cleared of warlike indians for White Settlement!! Hand of God?

I suspect that many times during those festivities the Pilgrims stopped to thank the Lord for His miraculous provision of Squanto. Had it not been for him, there would have been no cause for celebration and thanksgiving. God had sent this American Indian, who spoke English fluently, ate English foods, understood English customs and ways, and knew about the Christian faith because of his time with the Spanish monks: the right man, in the right place, at the right time. Only God can do something like that. .

Story here:

http://www.petermarshallministries.com/commentary.cfm?commentary=28

I just had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends and wanted to wish everyone at VNN a Happy Thanksgiving as well.

Cheers!

Likewise , a very happy Thanksgiving to all VNN'rs and sincere WNs , the world over

I just wanted to wish my fellow Americans a very Happy Thanksgiving today. I am new here so I hope I posted this in the right place.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

Back atcha!

Happy Thanksgiving from The Hudson Valley Freeman

BTW...welcome aboard! :cheers:

-Jim

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!!!