As you can see this has nothing to do with ideology, social justice or whatever. This has EVERYTHING to do with race. This is an anti-white racist which normally should have been internationally declared as terrorist and outlawed. Imagine a group of white engaged in destroying anything that is black for example. Police in various American cities especially on the East and West coasts have stood down... 

Artifacts from the Bronze Age continue to be discovered by archeologists all over Europe and the Near East, but what is rarely discussed is where the massive amount of copper required to make all those artifacts came from, considering the known small-scale copper mines in England, continental Europe, and the Near East cannot account for it all. Dr. Barry Fell, in his book Bronze Age America, provided... 

In 1877, a small boy following this father as he plowed a field on a farm in Grand Traverse County Michigan, found the “Grand Traverse Stone” which bore an inscription that conclusively connected it to the Celto-Iberian people: The stone is slate, ½-inch thick, and 2½ inches on each side. The symbols on the Stone are similar to those in the Pan-Mediterranean alphabet in use about the time of... 

“Welcome to our home! Take the master bedroom! Marry our daughters! Blend us out of existence!” In the long history of destructions of peoples by the arrival of other peoples, only the white race today, conditioned by anti-whites to accept its own genocide, has welcomed in hordes of invading foreigners. The American Indians resisted our early settlers as best their nature allowed. Far-seeing chiefs... 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says the Muslim faith was “widespread” in America before the arrival of Columbus in the 15th century, and insists that a massive mosque should be erected in Havana, despite the city’s refusal to grant a building permit. “The religion of Islam was widespread before Columbus,” the longtime Turkish leader told the audience at the first ever... 

Inventive: A new study claims to have revealed how the Vikings were able to navigate on cloudy days with a sunstone Ancient legends of Viking mariners using mysterious sunstones to reveal the position of the sun on a cloudy day may well be true, according to a new study. Before the invention of the compass, Norse adventurers travelled thousands of kilometres across the oceans toward Greenland and...