Elizabeth Warren's story of racist grandparents disputed by Cherokee genealogist (mad squaw alert)

Washington Times ^ | March 11, 2018 | Valerie Richardson

[marktwain]

She is a liar, pure and simple

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Remember, Progressives place no value on truth when a lie will serve their purpose.

[OrioleFan]

Some waiter at a restaurant shoud be able to save her water glass and have it DNA tested as a public service...

[OrioleFan]

Threw her grandparents under the bus.

Didn’t Obama do that too?

[Ann Archy]

Fauxchohantas is such a freaking LIAR!! PERFECT DEMOCRAT!!

[itsahoot]

Didn’t Obama do that too?

Well he visited her and she died, oh well.

[Beagle8U]

“Me Cherokee princess name of Gray Beaver ..”

She should feel lucky that I named her that, instead of ‘Crazy Whores’.

[\/\/ayne]

I agree about the term squaw but everyone familiar with history knows that for years many friends and supporters of Native Americans (and even Native Americans) used that term as one might say “Senorita” or “Fräulein” not knowing the history of the word. Seeing it’s use growing up I assumed the same although I didn’t like the term myself and never used it. It just didn’t sound right.

[MGG]

Her grandparents got married in a large Presbyterian church a few towns over and then came back for a large wedding reception. There was a front page account of it in the local paper. Breitbart found it. Thanks to the local library.

[poconopundit]

Thank you SunkenCiv!  Something about the Fauxcahontas story brings out the humor on FR!

I looked back in history at what FReepers said about Warren and it was a hoot.  From: No Way: Elizabeth Warren Plagiarized 'Pow Wow Chow' Recipes?

To: Kaslin

Oklahoma Cherokees were famous for their use of crab.

2 posted on 5/18/2012, 7:05:14 PM by slumber1

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To: slumber1

So were the plains Indians. They called it Souix Shi.

3 posted on 5/18/2012, 7:07:27 PM by Tijeras_Slim

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To: Kaslin

Custard’s Last Stand

10 posted on 5/18/2012, 7:22:25 PM by SC DOC

[JockoManning]

IIRC, in the 1950’s they called them that themselves.

[Alas Babylon!]

Squaw is an Algonquin word meaning girl or woman. It means nothing to the Dineh tribe.

Algonquin is as different from Dineh/Navaho as French from Finnish. Had the Americans never been discovered by the West, perhaps all these tribes would have evolved into countries, as distinct as European countries.

It never meant a woman’s genitals. That’s a myth/lie from a incorrect feminist professor on the Oprah Winfrey show in 1992!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squaw

[JockoManning]

I think you are quite right over it.

However, Qx almost lost his Adjunct prof job over it.

[liberalh8ter]

I only recently (through dna testing) found out that I do have Native American ancestry. I wish I could have used that for my education! Now I feel like Elizabeth Warren has culturally appropriated my heritage!

[JockoManning]

LOLOL.

[Alas Babylon!]

Well, I do understand. Trying to reject the Leftist word definitions is an impossible task. Remember when gay meant happy?

Queer used to just mean different, or odd. I remember in Australia this chick called me queer, which I took great offense to. I told her in no uncertain terms that I was a heterosexual, and if she liked I could prove it then and there! (She was cute). She laughed and said, "No, your not a poofter, I meant just different!" In Australia, the word kept its original meaning.

Squaw's like the Latin word for Black - Niger, which became an offensive term in the English use of the word with just another g in it.

But squaw changed from the Algonquin word for girl just as the English term for a female dog - bitch - became a derisive word for a woman in the USA. Since Indians now find it offensive, it is.

[JockoManning]

Agreed. Thanks.

Love your posts.

[Brooklyn Attitude]

Injin ancestry was a useful lie to advance EW’s career. It was herstory and she’s sticking to it.

[Wuli]

The fraud known as Elizabeth Warren is an embarrassment to all native Americans.

[Inspectorette]

How about “Screeching Harpie”?

[willyd]

My uncle claims to have traced our family history back to Jesus himself practically... when ever he came across two people with the same name, do you think he chose the General or the army deserter?

So many Generals in our past! So few deserters!