New Wars: Refighting the Indian Wars

Our Indian Wars were a fight between American Civilization and many sub-cultures of Indian nations. They started in 1607 and ended in 1890. 283 years. That’s the kind of war we are in now. American Civilization had a Magnificent Destiny to spread the American ‘Empire’ across a continent. The Indian cultures (they hadn’t risen to civilizations yet), based on a Neolithic culture was so barbarian that Indians are referred to as ‘savages’ in our Declaration of Independence. Indian tribes and American Civilization could not co-exist in the same place and time.
-James Atticus Bowden

James Atticus Bowden has specialized in inter-disciplinary long range 'futures' studies for over a decade. He is employed by a Defense Department contractor. He is a retired United States Army Infantry Officer. He is a 1972 graduate of the United States Military Academy and earned graduate degrees from Harvard University and Columbia University. He holds two elected Republican Party offices in Virginia.

New Wars: Refighting the Indian Wars


There need be "no quarter" for savages who break the laws of civilized war to pillage defenseless women and children..."

TODAY THE MULTICULTURALISTS HAVE SPUN HISTORY AS IF WE WERE THE ONES MURDERING DEFENSELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHICH WAS THE INDIANS STANDARD OF WARFARE AND A CRIMMINAL EXCEPTION IN OUR CULTURE!


"Hunt 'em down...we're smoking 'em out...we have 'em on the run...dead or alive...we'll bring 'em to justice....victory under God."



The future of WW IV will be raids and occasional regime changes as needed. Eventually, our Homeland security will fear less about racial and religious profiling and focus more on criminal identification. Yet, as that simple issue shows, the domestic conflict between Liberals who will surrender – eventually – and Conservatives who will never surrender – ever - will worsen. Eventually, our domestic struggle, a Second American Civil War, will get resolved and one worldview will become our consensus culture. Until that day, America stands divided, and potentially as weak, as Rome before the Barbarians.

-James Atticus Bowden


Good article on that worrisome precedent here.Remember, the Romans first welcomed the barbarians when they came as desperate refugees. Once in the empire, however, the tables turned surely our fate if the Reconquistas are allowed to continue to settle in the Southwestern United States.