can someone do an analysis of the language in the flyer to identify which outside group apparently drafted the proposal for the white supremacist caucus that Greene seems to be backing away from?
https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1383525676439851013
treatise here punchbowl.news/wp-content/upl…
Office of freshman Alabama Republican Rep. Barry Moore also denies he is joining the anglosaxon caucus montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/202…
“The Anglo-Saxons were migrants”— whoah!—“from northern Europe who settled in England in the fifth and sixth centuries. ...
They remained the dominant political force until... Harold II was killed by the Normans at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.” bl.uk/anglo-saxons/a…
They remained the dominant political force until... Harold II was killed by the Normans at the Battle of Hastings in 1066.” bl.uk/anglo-saxons/a…
...”Gildas and Bede...present a picture of a series of conflicts between the Anglo-Saxons and native Britons in the early centuries. Gildas suggested that the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons was a punishment from God for the depraved behaviour of certain British leaders.”
“Today, historians use this term as a shorthand for referring to the period between the Roman occupation of Britain and the Norman Conquest of England. [...]
The Anglo-Saxons who first settled in England in the fifth and sixth centuries were pagans....”
The Anglo-Saxons who first settled in England in the fifth and sixth centuries were pagans....”
“During the 11th century, Anglo-Saxon England was conquered not once but twice.”
more setbacks for the anglo-saxon caucus
more setbacks for the anglo-saxon caucus
“Then, after an interlude... Harold, the last Anglo-Saxon king, was killed at Hastings on 14 Oct. 1066. Harold’s successor...was Edgar the Atheling (d. 1125), but he never took power...The new Norman dynasty held sway in England for the best part of a century.”
“Their language was displaced by French”— 🚨 — “as the official language of the royal court and the legal system, but books continued to be written in English into the 12th century and beyond.”
“In its annal for 1066, one manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle provides a pessimistic view of the outcome of the Norman Conquest for the Anglo-Saxons – ‘and ever after the Conquest things grew much worse’ – but Anglo-Saxon customs... prevailed for centuries to come.”
Arizona Republic on Gosar’s membership in the shrinking anglo saxon caucus: “When I heard about it, I knew without even looking that Arizona’s biggest congressional crackpot would figure prominently in this crusade.”
azcentral.com/story/opinion/…
azcentral.com/story/opinion/…
Noted. Norman architecture seems very promising. 
Anglo Saxon architecture looks a little ... functional
that’s cute
I don’t think Mar-a-Lago could be considered Anglo Saxon architecture. Not sure the Caucus has considered this
They might be coming to the proverbial fork in the road
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
