There is something rotten in Australia

[naut]

You're the desendent of genocidal Asians who so obliterated the previous inhabitants of the continent that all that remains now are their stone tools, but who's counting?

Evolution is a racist! Evolution should be banned!

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

Evolution is a racist! Evolution should be banned!

Nope, sorry. http://www.primtech.net/

Bruce (I know him personally) has demonstrated that the first human inhabitants of America were probably from Southern France (related to modern Basques). This is because the earliest stone technology found in America is European, not Asian.

[naut]

Nope, sorry. http://www.primtech.net/

Bruce (I know him personally) has demonstrated that the first human inhabitants of America were probably from Southern France (related to modern Basques). This is because the earliest stone technology found in America is European, not Asian.

Ah. I thought you were talking about Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons. Regardless, interesting nonetheless.

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

Ah. I thought you were talking about Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons. Regardless, interesting nonetheless.

I don't think the Neanderthals ever got to the America's.

Sadly Bruce was, virtually, hounded out of America for his discoveries; as he basically divested the Native Americans of the "Aboriginal" status.

[Seamus Fermanagh]

I don't think the Neanderthals ever got to the America's.

But we're trying to breed back to that level. Soon Belgians won't be able to get in the top five in the Darwins as we'll have them locked up.

[Banquo's Ghost]

Bruce (I know him personally) has demonstrated that the first human inhabitants of America were probably from Southern France (related to modern Basques).

Typical. It's always the Frenchies' fault.

Mind you, if I was going to wiped out, there are worse ways to go than being sent to oblivion by French girls in modern basques. (I think I read that right...)

[Beskar]

Nope, sorry. http://www.primtech.net/

Bruce (I know him personally) has demonstrated that the first human inhabitants of America were probably from Southern France (related to modern Basques). This is because the earliest stone technology found in America is European, not Asian.

I seen that as well on the History channel ages ago.

There was a Tribe in Southern France with an unique method of creating spearheads. Around 300-400 later, the same design appeared in America. Due to the climate at the time and how you can cross the altantic, they believed they followed game across the frozen sheets of the North Atlantic and settled in America.

But there is also the fact the Mongolians also went to America, crossing at Russia-Alaska, so hence why some native American population shares genes from Asian populations.

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

I seen that as well on the History channel ages ago.

There was a Tribe in Southern France with an unique method of creating spearheads. Around 300-400 later, the same design appeared in America. Due to the climate at the time and how you can cross the altantic, they believed they followed game across the frozen sheets of the North Atlantic and settled in America.

But there is also the fact the Mongolians also went to America, crossing at Russia-Alaska, so hence why some native American population shares genes from Asian populations.

I suspect they glossed over the fact that the European Tech seems to suddenly dissapear, shortly after the arrival of the Asian version. The implication is (at least) cultural genocide, as the debate is finally hotting up now this may become a political topic in the next ten years, or so.