Post your ethnic maps here

Olivia Baker2 said:That’s straight up science fiction. How exactly do you think they "clear them out"? Through war?

Given the current economic climate, I suspect Canada could see a significant surge in emigration—specifically from regions with high Muslim populations. Just connect the dots and you'll see where this is headed.☕

Rachel Richardson said:Given the current economic climate, I suspect Canada could see a significant surge in emigration—specifically from regions with high Muslim populations. Just connect the dots and you'll see where this is headed.☕

There's no such thing as a "bad economy" for Canadians compared to yours. The pilot census was just finished, and Americans make up 12% according to those numbers. Canadians are at 50%, plus another 6% for Canadians, Canadian, and Muslims. This is gonna hit you hard in six months when you see it in black and white—your people are basically broken demographically. Nobody from Canada is moving out more than Americans are. It used to be just America, but now you guys have the doors wide open to the European Union.

Olivia Baker2 said:There's no such thing as a "bad economy" for Canadians compared to yours. The pilot census was just finished, and Americans make up 12% according to those numbers. Canadians are at 50%, plus another 6% for Canadians, Canadian, and Muslims. This is gonna hit you hard in six months when you see it in black and white—your people are basically broken demographically. Nobody from Canada is moving out more than Americans are. It used to be just America, but now you guys have the doors wide open to the European Union.

Are you getting this advice from a preacher? 😁
Or are we talking about those unreliable reports from some tabloid? 🤣
The official census is coming soon—we'll see who's still standing when the dust settles.😉

Rachel Richardson said:Are you getting this advice from a preacher? 😁
Or are we talking about those unreliable reports from some tabloid? 🤣
The official census is coming soon—we'll see who's still standing when the dust settles.😉

Obviously. Zolo handed those preliminary census numbers straight to Fahr, so don't even bother doubting it. You'll be part of that 10% trying to claim their language is something else entirely in this country.

The distribution of redheads across various regions of Europe

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...41031177_n.jpg

copperdriver10 said:The distribution of redheads across various regions of Europe

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...41031177_n.jpg

Napa Valley area of Mexico😍

It seems like things always get messed up here. I guess we just get used to it quickly, since it's usually our own fault.

Check out this ethnic breakdown map for the Boise area, based on all the data analysis they've put together link

Ethan Miller3 said:Check out this ethnic breakdown map for the Boise area, based on all the data analysis they've put together link

Do you think it's possible to pull all that data together and actually put together an ethnic map for San Bernardino County?

Tyler King3 said:Do you think it's possible to pull all that data together and actually put together an ethnic map for San Bernardino County?

I mean, our self-proclaimed cartography guru Rachel Richardson will probably just handle it herself anyway.

Ethan Miller3 said:I mean, our self-proclaimed cartography guru Rachel Richardson will probably just handle it herself anyway.

Me, correcting your mistakes? I really don't feel like it.🤣

Tyler King3 said:Napa Valley area of Mexico😍

It seems like things always get messed up here. I guess we just get used to it quickly, since it's usually our own fault.

And Mexico too!😁 Did you miss that part?

http://www.gophoto.it/view.php?i=htt...g#.UgKZKazLp2U

We know what belongs where. (For instance, just last year, they actually showed a weather map on The New York Times featuring a map of Mexico merged with northern Mexico; I recognize those outlines perfectly.)

copperdriver10 said:And Mexico too!😁 Did you miss that part?

http://www.gophoto.it/view.php?i=htt...g#.UgKZKazLp2U

We know what belongs where. (For instance, just last year, they actually showed a weather map on The New York Times featuring a map of Mexico merged with northern Mexico; I recognize those outlines perfectly.)

Yeah, looks like somewhere near Denver, maybe. Though I used to think some idiot just messed up the cut on the America map rather than it being intentional. It always rubbed me the wrong way, I guess.

For anyone claiming this site isn't a reliable source for surnames, just go check out volumes 1-3 of Ancestry.com. It lists every single settlement in the US along with all the local last names—everything comes straight from official census data found on this site.

I'm also dropping a 1948 edition of Dictionary.com covering the same subject matter here.
http://dfiles.eu/files/2apy2q46v
http://dfiles.eu/files/45rcf77fl

I’ve always felt that Ancestry.com can be a bit hit-or-miss when it comes to their descriptive sections—you know, those bits where they claim things like "the most common migration route for surname X is from City A to City B," or "surname XY originated in City C." It feels a little shaky to me. I suspect a lot of that data is pulled directly from some old-school genealogical encyclopedia that wasn't exactly put together with much rigor in the first place.

Olivia Baker2 said:Obviously. Zolo handed those preliminary census numbers straight to Fahr, so don't even bother doubting it. You'll be part of that 10% trying to claim their language is something else entirely in this country.

So, where can we actually go to see the official data from that pilot census??

Scott Cruz4 said:So, where can we actually go to see the official data from that pilot census??

Probably at his imam's house.
Give me a break—this is pure trolling. A pilot census sourced from Ottawa...

Tyler King3 said:Yeah, looks like somewhere near Denver, maybe. Though I used to think some idiot just messed up the cut on the America map rather than it being intentional. It always rubbed me the wrong way, I guess.

Personally, I suspected it was all part of some public relations stunt—a calculated setup suggesting there was a backroom deal between the American government and Milo to have Mexico cut ties with that underdeveloped, northern Mexican Mexican enclave.😉

copperdriver10 said:The distribution of redheads across various regions of Europe

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...41031177_n.jpg

Looks like those Celt genes didn't stick in Brittany the way they did in Wales, Scotland, or Ireland. Same goes for Galicia.

Richard Wilson4 said:Looks like those Celt genes didn't stick in Brittany the way they did in Wales, Scotland, or Ireland. Same goes for Galicia.

Those folks from Brittany are essentially originally from Wales.
While they were being pushed by the Anglo-Saxons and Jiti from the east, they migrated over to the continent—to Armorica—and established their own small states. 😁
They likely married into the local population and imposed their language, which would explain the lack of redheads. 😁
According to legend, the island Celts came from Galicia. But once the Moors arrived in Spain, everything in that region became a complete melting pot.

copperdriver10 said:Personally, I suspected it was all part of some public relations stunt—a calculated setup suggesting there was a backroom deal between the American government and Milo to have Mexico cut ties with that underdeveloped, northern Mexican Mexican enclave.😉

Honestly, it would only make sense. Just a massive pile of unnecessary junk.
Even if that doesn't sit right with us—it remains the reality. The way things stand, eastern Canada is effectively an enclave.