B. U. G. S.

Discoveries in South Carolina of men who were here 50,000 years ago are making trouble for the Indian guilt complex white liberals are so fond of.

About those pre-Indian Americans:

I read a fun book published in 1968 by the MacMillan Company of New York, in other words, very main-line, called Lone Star by T.R. Fehrenbach.

On page 3-4 he talks about the first people to be in Texas:

“Modern radiocarbon tests from one camp site to be beyond the dating range of the carbon-14 technique — and this process can search back 37,000 years. Man in Texas is not, as scientists once believed, a late arrival. Fluorine analysis of ancient human bones found in Texas limestone showed that these were contemporary with the bones of the ages-extinct Pleistocene horse, uncovered beside them. Archeologists, who once firmly thought that Indians were the first proprietors of North America, grudgingly named these original Texans Paleo-Americans, or simply Old Americans.”

“They were biologically true men — the half-men, such as the European Neanderthal, had died out long before they left the Old World. They were not Mongoloid. The skulls they left behind are longheaded, more longheaded than any race of modern men…. They are more unlike American Indians than white men are different from Chinese, and they may have been a Caucasoid race that roamed east out of central Asia in the human dawn.”

In other words, the facts keep getting in the way of our guilt complexes about driving the Indians out of America, since they drove others out. But no professor ever mentions any of this in the indoctrination of each new generation that we pay for.