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Dictionary change with time. I wonder why? (I do not really wonder, cause I know why)
Could be because they are trying to justify the political aspects of that time that the dictionary is written in?
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Fireman

Pssst...I'm white

October 24, 2019
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DeAnna

I believe the proper word for from another orgin, but born in America is "Naturalized" citizen....not to be confused with native American...but not even all "native Americans" are truely native....aka siberian ice bridge migration...

October 24, 2019
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SeekLoad LRN

I agree to that too

October 25, 2019
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JusticeT

Native Americans have 4 DNA groups to varying degree across North America.
Siberian, what was called Korean, Norse which is also native and Celt again also native.
Norse and Celt are found in white natives all the way to New Zealand.
The purest or oldest admixed Native American is found on the west... View MoreNative Americans have 4 DNA groups to varying degree across North America.
Siberian, what was called Korean, Norse which is also native and Celt again also native.
Norse and Celt are found in white natives all the way to New Zealand.
The purest or oldest admixed Native American is found on the west coast islands of BC Canada and Hawaii. Their admixed DNA indicates the oldest native red skin Americans around 11,000 years.
Their oral traditions are also in tact as are certain Hawaiian tribes and the Maori of New Zealand which gives us clear and accurate accounts of Norse, Celt and red skin history.
There are still a coupe white tribes left in Central and south America where Norse DNA is still dominant as there is in some Maori.
There are still white natives who were not genocided.
While the they share the same DNA, the disconnect is 12,000 years plus from European Norse and Celt. This affects certain aspects of the proteins which aids in dating more accurately, but some Norse still carry strong similarities as I make a good example of this due to my families organized effort to maintain our history and caste through the times of the crusaders, the last 1600 years leaving me with DNA with no admix dating 4k to 8k years and possibly more.
Among DNA found in north American remains.
(without mixing)
Norse, Celt, Corean, Malaysian Pygmy (strangely enough). And yet NO Clovis people DNA.
Among the mixed races Siberian, Norse, Celt, and Korean.
Language is also taken into account.
All native American indigenous languages are predominantly ancient Norse dialects with some Corean words on the north west coast and Hawaii.
Ancient Norse language also includes a few Sumerian based words and even a small number of Semitic words meaning they were very worldly at one time.
Ancient Egyptians were found to have cocaine and nicotine in their hair indicating trans Atlantic trade with south America which is the likely source of Sumerian and Semitic languages in the ancient Norse dialect.

The complete mystery is where the Clovis came from and where they vanished to from their brief stay in North/Central America.
Or are they a fabrication of artificial narrative driven archaeologists?!

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October 31, 2019
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JusticeT

I have a dictionary printed last in 1938.

October 25, 2019
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SeekLoad LRN

Good for you, now you can research and see what they changed. Cause I am sure you will find loads of things they did change. Even if one or two words change, the entire context can change because of those one or two words.

October 31, 2019
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JusticeT

I found tons of shit they changed, including the word "socialism".

I was looking at a 1990's dictionary one day and I notice the word "airbag" and its definition was completely illiterate.
Referring to the safety restraint device in the transportation industry, the "airbag" was described as being l... View More

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