Some fascinating news is coming out regarding our genetic make-up. In the latest findings, researchers are finding that political leanings have more to do with genetic make-up than with how we were socialized or indoctrinated at government schools. Since the sample size is small, the results need to be viewed with caution. This has tremendous impact. It suggests that your genetic make-up is important. Your heritage is part of what you continue. The preservation of heritage becomes very important. Southrons have long wanted to preserve heritage, and this gives us more reason to. For years our grand pappy’s have told us “It’s in your blood”. Sadly, many did not believe them. They were right.
If the researchers are correct, then the various genome projects that are gaining popularity will need to be avoided. If political views are in the genes, then whoever controls the gene pool controls the political fate of the nation. Those who oppose Southrons would then just need to remove certain undesirable genes from the pool. The simple answer is don’t have genetic testing or tracking done if you do not need to. Grand daddy was also leary of modernism, which was also a smart move. It does not matter that you can find out what clan you go back to, do not give the empire and its cohorts any information, especially genetic /DNA information. It is not by accident that the governments here and in Britain are wanting a complete DNA catalogue of all their subjects.
The old adage “The nut does not fall far from the tree” may have more meaning that we earlier thought.
Another news story of interest to those who follow Scottish legends is that a legendary “White Stag” has been spotted in the Scottish highlands. Down in Texas, they would be putting out feed and counting how many points he has in preparation for the 2008 hunting season.
Free Texas!
Keep Your Heritage Alive!
J Murrah
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