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Political Fray
White Supremacy: Same Dog, Same Tricks
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<blockquote data-quote="Breakfall" data-source="post: 642205" data-attributes="member: 450"><p>The Afrikaans ancestry line were made up of a few ethnic groups escaping religious persecution.</p><p></p><p>Here’s part of an article:</p><p></p><p>Dutch colonists, known as Boers (the Dutch word for “farmers”), settled in the Cape of Good Hope region beginning in 1652 to provide fresh food and water for ships passing from Europe to Asia. They lived the hard frontier life of settlers, supporting themselves through farming, ranching, and hunting. They developed an outlook of self-sufficiency and independence, at the center of which was their strict Calvinist Protestant faith. The Boer population expanded when French Calvinist Protestants fled Europe to escape persecution after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Breakfall, post: 642205, member: 450"] The Afrikaans ancestry line were made up of a few ethnic groups escaping religious persecution. Here’s part of an article: Dutch colonists, known as Boers (the Dutch word for “farmers”), settled in the Cape of Good Hope region beginning in 1652 to provide fresh food and water for ships passing from Europe to Asia. They lived the hard frontier life of settlers, supporting themselves through farming, ranching, and hunting. They developed an outlook of self-sufficiency and independence, at the center of which was their strict Calvinist Protestant faith. The Boer population expanded when French Calvinist Protestants fled Europe to escape persecution after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685. [/QUOTE]
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