Did you know that the oldest known discovery on American soil points to European origins?
For years, we’ve been told by the establishment that “Native Americans” descended from prehistoric tribes who migrated from Asia.
This narrative fuels the Progressive-Liberal term “stolen land,” suggesting that America was unjustly taken from its original inhabitants during European colonization in 1492.
But with the discovery of ancient Solutrean artifacts in America, everything we’ve been told suddenly becomes challenged.
Who were the Solutreans?
They were the descendants of Cro-Magnon Europeans from the Ice Age, who thrived in the region of Solutré—a 50,000-year-old mountain in Burgundy France, surrounded by what was ideal hunting grounds at the time, while most of Europe lay under a thick blanket of snow.
Their weapon making technology was very unique, which is why they are easily identifiable to experts in the field; their bifacial arrowheads and spears featured a leaf-like design that was made with a technique called pressure flaking.
The Solutreans raised this technique to an art form, giving them superior tools which lead to an efficient and successful lifestyle of hunting big game.
These specially designed weapons were for the most part found exclusively in the regions of France, Spain, and Portugal, but recently there has been a boom in discovery right here in America.
There are now over 75 archeological sites in North America that reveal evidence predating Indian tribes, but the establishment pretends that they simply don’t exist.
The Story They Won’t Tell You
The Solutrean people embarked on an audacious journey, likely by boat, from the region now known as modern-day France and into the eastern coast of North America.
While some historians dismiss this epic voyage as impossible for the era, the Scandinavian seafarers would scoff at such skepticism; To them, the vast waters were not barriers but highways, pathways to new worlds and untold adventures.
Upon arrival of the new North American frontier, the Solutreans moved westward and thrived on the continents abundant resources, which allowed them to from a network of tribes throughout the land.
Evidence suggests that their arrival predates the Asianic Indian tribes by around 8,000 years.
This means that based on archeological findings, the first people to inhabit North America were in fact White Europeans!
The Solutreans, after their remarkable expansion across the North American continent, unleashed a wave of innovation by inventing sewing needles, beads, micro blades, and captivating cave drawings.
As centuries passed, their adventurous spirit drove some to journey southward, traversing through Arizona and ultimately reaching the vast expanses of South America.
Meanwhile, the Solutreans who remained in North America eventually encountered the Asianic Indians.
In a display of unparalleled generosity and wisdom, they likely extended their hand in aid, imparting invaluable knowledge of the land and its secrets to the newcomers.
After a period of peace, the Reds likely became envious of the Solutrean prosperity —- over time, this jealousy led the Indians to betray the Solutreans by ruthlessly raiding and murdering them; those who were spared were forced into brutal slavery.
The Amerindians from Asia unfortunately overcame our kinfolk, (the Solutreans in North America) who despite having immensely superior technology, became outnumbered.
The Indians’ greater numbers were the key to their victory, and the Solutreans’ story faded from memory beneath the soil—until now.
Ten millennia after the near-total destruction of the original White Solutreans in North America by Amerindians, the “Reds” had still not developed a written language, they hadn’t invented the wheel, nor did they create sails to navigate their canoes on the water.
Furthermore, they didn’t find any use for the abundant metals of North America, like copper and iron.
The slow speech of the Red man isn’t due to wisdom, but a lack of intellect; their success stemmed from betrayal, violence, and overwhelming numbers.
We even witness this savagery again upon the arrival of the European pilgrims in the 1600s, who were savagely attacked by the Indians, even after showing them grace.
The biggest problem the establishment has with the Solutrean story, is that Whites settlers arrived in America first, only to be victims of the Red man’s genocide, which in return absolves the “White colonizer guilt” that has been pushed on our people for over a century.
North American history then becomes a story of how Whites came to build a great culture, only to be massacred and forced into slavery after becoming a minority in their own country.
If we don’t accurately know our history, we can never learn from it and prevent the same mistakes from happening again in the modern day.
The establishment institutions won’t ever consider evidence pre-dating the North American Indian tribes, because according to them, doing so will only perpetuate “White supremacy”.
The Solutreans Who Survived The Genocide
Those who migrated south and avoided the bloodshed, built a kingdom in the mountains that would soon become an empire…
Those who stayed in Europe, became the beautiful and triumphant Aryan race of today.
We are the people of Solutrean blood, we are the descendants of brave pioneers who traversed across unknown lands, survived the brutal ice age, and overcame the countless trials of life’s struggle.
Our people have not only endured but prevailed in spite of everything thrown at us.
One day, after we throw off the institutions of Jewish power, we will set the record straight, we will reclaim our history, and recover our own lost power!
HAPPY WHITE HISTORY MONTH!
Part II article about the Solutreans of South America coming soon.
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