Scientists crack case of how first Canadians got here

Ahh, around 1690 or so they got off the mayflower on plymouth rock and a few made their way north? At least thats what the discovery channel claims. I am talking about a/s europeans, not the bush apes.

Um.. what?

That's BS, the 'first' Canadians came from Japan. I know cuz I have to wade my way through them to get to a liquor store,
There's
Yagata Dollar
Yagata Smoke
Yagata Ride
Yagata Buck

Thanks Hyack!

Damn. Tired of burning books at the rally, so you decided to mash something out on a c-o-m-p-u-t-e-r?

Great find Hyack!!!

*takes a gracious bow*

I stand corrected, most interesting keemosabe

Actually the first Canadians may have been here, just as long as others have been in Europe or Asia. Blacks, Asians and whites have been in the American continents well into the B.C. period. The Mound Builders on the Mississippi and in the great lakes area were from the Bronze age or earlier and they arrived by sea. They wore swords and looked somewhat like knights according to the archeological discoveries on the Mississippi River. The stone sculptures of the Olmec in Central America have definitely black features and lips and there are a considerable number of records of Jesuits with the Conquistadores discovering white "Aztecs" in Central and South America. In North America, priests and other explorers discovered white Indians with blond hair and blue eyes and red hair and green eyes. The Mandans and even some of the Algonquins fit that description. Interesting too that the term Algon Kine means "noble community" in the ancient language of the Celts. Barry Fell also discovered remnants of ancient languages in North America that also go back well into the B.C. period.

And here is the first queen of the Algon Kine arriving on our fertile shores!

Oh, perish the thought. As someone interested in art, I would not be happy if you violated someone's copyright to post this.

And some guy said he found 10,000-year-old pyramids in Bosnia, but he didn't really. He just said it to make some money from books and stuff.