Boston Globe buries correction of Elizabeth Warren 1/32 Cherokee claim

But… But…. she has high cheekbones.

 
Dammy said:
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None stop amusement!
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Do you know why hey are talking about the Cherokee claim? Because it doesn't matter.
They can't criticize her on her politics because she is against corruption and criminal activity in the financial sector and other business sectors. The opposition is against honesty in banking and business but they can't say that out loud so they have to talk about things that don't matter. Elizabeth Warren getting in could result in elites losing some of their power and could even end up, if unchecked, with some elites spending time in prison. Let's not talk about that. Let's talk about whether she was mistaken to think that she had any Cherokee blood. Maybe even her birth certificate is fake.
 
In an interview at Newsweek, Warren commented, "To restore some basic sanity to the financial system, we need two central changes: fix broken consumer-credit markets and end guarantees for the big players that threaten our entire economic system."
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Do you seriously think the elites want her anywhere near a position to influence legislation?
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
Do you know why hey are talking about the Cherokee claim? Because it doesn't matter.
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because it does matter
Sack O Crapola fraudulently claimed being an Cherokee to get the advantage of affirmative action, then she dropped the claim once she had tenure and it didn't help her any more
 
metalman said:
because it does matter
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You are being manipulated again. The reason we are in such sad shape is because easy marks like you bite at every stupid worm they dangle for you. There is no substance in the story. It may or may not be true but it doesn't matter. What matters is the damage that Warren could do to the elites if she ever got close to making legislation.
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
There is no substance in the story.
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Harvard University's 1999 Affirmative Action Plan Book indicates that Elizabeth Warren was officially listed as a Native American by Harvard Law School

Penn University’s 2005 “Minority Equity Report,” identified Warren, who taught there from 1987 to 1995, as a minority.

University of Texas personnel document shows that Warren listed herself as “white” when she taught at the law school there from 1981 to 1991

Fauxcahontas said:
Big deal.
So I fudged some info on my background.
Sioux me . . .”
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@metalman
There is no SUBSTANCE. Whether she claimed that and it turns out she was mistaken or whatever it's not a big deal. It doesn't actually change much. Warren still wants to re-regulate the banks and perhaps even send a few bankers to jail. Scott Brown obviously can't take a position opposite to that so his campaign has to talk about something else - and preferably something that he hasn't done. Call himself a Native American is such a safe thing.

Now, personally I have nothing against Scott Brown. While he comes from a political family he also comes from a broken home, he's been sexually abused, he's been physically abused, he's been on welfare and he's shoplifted. He's seen a bit of the world from nearer the bottom than a lot of the political classes. I like much of that about him.

However, the bankers are a big part of the elite and perhaps the most influential and powerful of the elite in our current finance run world and he is soft on crooked financiers and he takes their money. He has sided with the elite and Warren has sided against them. He can't talk about that so he talks about how Warren thought she had some native blood in her family.
 
The primary is September 6th, unless no other competing candidate gets at least 15% of the vote at the nominating convention June 2nd

I predict “She With High Cheekbones and Pow Wow Cookbook” will be spreading a lot of walking around wampum with the delegates to ensure an uncontested primary.
 
metalman said:
I predict “She With High Cheekbones and Pow Wow Cookbook” will be spreading a lot of walking around wampum with the delegates to ensure an uncontested primary.
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Gosh. You and Ann Coulter making the funny with the fake Indian talking. Stop, you're killing me already.
 
from your link... and right at the beginning of it... and from the original article no less... first he says no ... then he says yes... now the "experts" are saying, not sure and might be impossible to tell... not only do you bite at every dangled worm you can't seem to tell the difference between the real and rubber ones... :D BAD FISH!!

Chris Child, a genealogist at the New England Historic and Genealogy Society, said he began digging into Warren’s family history on Thursday, when media interest emerged.
At first, he found no link between Warren’s family and Native Americans in her native Oklahoma.

Child cautioned that the search for ancestry often takes a long time and that more information could still emerge as he continues to research the issue.
But he said Warren’s family is not included in the official Dawes Commission rolls, a census of major tribes completed in the early 20th century that Cherokees use to determine tribal citizenship.


The document, alluded to in a family newsletter found by the New England Historic Genealogical Society, was an application for a marriage license, not the license itself. Neither the society nor the Globe has seen the primary document, whose existence has not been proven.
 
If everyone took a DNA test we would find out how we are all related. time to get over this crap
 
robert l. bentham said:
Chris Child, a genealogist at the New England Historic and Genealogy Society, said he began digging into Warren’s family history on Thursday, when media interest emerged.
At first, he found no link between Warren’s family and Native Americans in her native Oklahoma.
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you might read, but you don't comprehend!
Chris Child is an incompetent genealogist

From Dammy's link:
the Boston Globe story has been thoroughly and repeatedly debunked at every level,
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Jonathan Crawford, was a member of a militia unit which participated in the round-up of the Cherokees from Georgia in the prelude to the "Trail of Tears.”

O.C. Sarah Smith Crawford was listed in the Census of 1860 as “white".

however if you buy a copy of the cookbook
you too can be a 0/32nd Cherokee!​
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As a 0/32 Native American, you might be invited to a luncheon, brunch or something, with other fellow 0/32 Fauxcahontas native americans.​
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cecilia said:
If everyone took a DNA test we would find out how we are all related. time to get over this crap
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can we all then all claim to be African?
since the DNA would show a common ancestor 100,000 years ago ...
 
FluffyMcDeath said:
You are being manipulated again. The reason we are in such sad shape is because easy marks like you bite at every stupid worm they dangle for you. There is no substance in the story. It may or may not be true but it doesn't matter. What matters is the damage that Warren could do to the elites if she ever got close to making legislation.
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Dream on, she is lock step with the elites. She will happily do their bidding by continue to destroy the American economy and the American dollar while creating dire economic conditions that force more people onto the government doll. She is an elite's dream. Any legislation she would ever put forth will only help the Elite's final goal because she is a Progressive and will do their bidding.
 
metalman said:
Jonathan Crawford, was a member of a militia unit which participated in the round-up of the Cherokees from Georgia in the prelude to the "Trail of Tears.”
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you do know that some of the men (militia) who helped "round up" the cherokee prior to the "trail of tears" were cherokee indians themselves?
 
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