Cliff Le May gives a fascinating speech on the subject of Anthropology at a British Democrats meeting in Kent.
“Who are we? How did we get here? How long have we been here? And why it matters!”
Cliff speaks about the history of the European and British peoples, proving that we are indigenous to these islands and what we should do to secure indigenous status for future generations.
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Engaging speech and well researched by Cliff Le May. The politicisation of anthropology began in earnest with Franz Boas and his inner circle. While their intentions may be considered ‘good’, they were also deeply flawed. Once science takes on a political agenda it then becomes something other than science…. it becomes propaganda. Europeans were faced with many difficulties and the colder climates and landscapes presented challenges that our ancestors had no choice but to overcome.
As Mr Le May has pointed out, adaptation is the driving force of evolution and thousands of years of this process has resulted in our esteemed European cultures, innovations and achievements. Boas liked to believe that all ethnic groups had the same capacity and any gaps in cultural development could be attributed to all things other than hereditary factors…. while this is fantasy, the legacy of this fantasy underpins all of our current Leftist/ establishment narratives on race.
An excellent and informative speech, it takes guts to speak in front of a room of people- well done Cliff.