Satirical Facebook page: Anglo-Saxons for Obama

[LuckyTheDog]

https://www.facebook.com/AngloSaxonsForObama?ref=hl

If you are on Facebook, please "like" this.

[gopiscrap]

1. I love it!!!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Done!

Thanks, Lucky.

[YoungDemCA]

3. Ha, awesome

I like it!

[Callmecrazy]

4. Liked and shared!

[Rosa Luxemburg]

5. LOL!

[get the red out]

6. Liked and shared!!!!

It is time for we, the translucent skinned supporters of President Obama, to show our love.

Wonderful idea.

[flamingdem]

7. Viva Obama, viva los anglo-sajones

[Douglas Carpenter]

8. love it - just added it to my facebook page

ANGLO SAXONS FOR OBAMA

https://www.facebook.com/#!/AngloSaxonsForObama

[chknltl]

9. liked nt

[alfredo]

10. I liked it, now I am spreading the word

[LibertyLover]

11. Done

and I hope my idiot cousin who just posted a picture of George W. Bush with an adulatory message attached see it. Of course I did comment on his photo that old W still looked like a chimpanzee only not as smart.

[CatWoman]

12. I liked it

and posted the link on my status

[sulphurdunn]

13. Thank god

the Romney bastards are not Celts.

[klook]

14. Haha, brilliant

I'm tempted to join FB just to do this.

[A Simple Game]

15. What does Romney have against Native Americans? n/t

[allan01]

16. re: Satirical Facebook page: Anglo-Saxons for Obama

added it to mine too

[ananda]

17. Liked here too!

nt

[MountainLaurel]

18. What if I'm only a tad Anglo-Saxon?

Does my southern European blood taint and exclude me from the hallowed halls of Anglo-Saxondom?

[LuckyTheDog]

22. Not in the least (nt)

[Motown_Johnny]

19. done

[ashling]

20. Ðá wæs on burgum

Ðá wæs on burgum Barack Obama Scyldinga

léof léodcyning longe þráge

ge folcum gefraége --fæder ellor hwearf
aldor of earde-- oþ þæt him eft onwóc

héold þenden lifde

gamol ond gúðréouw

[LuckyTheDog]

29. Love the Old English (nt)

[hatrack]

21. Best comment yet:

Obama Campaign - Beowulf

Romney Campaign - Grendel

[mwooldri]

23. I am an Anglo-Saxon and I approve this message.

Liked and liked again. Tracing family history back... yep... a good ol' mix of Angle, Saxon, Norman and possibly Roman too.

[gordianot]

26. My understanding Romans left Africans in Britain who were assimilated.

Go back a few more thousand years and all of our ancestors in Europe, Asia, Australia, Americas were in Africa including Neanderthals who were also assimilated.

[mwooldri]

27. Too true.

We're all a mix of something at the end of the day. What is a pure-breed human anyway?

As a beside this (and something my Dad said to me) got me to working on the family tree. Got back to the 16th Century, then things go cold. At least through this I learned the name of my 7th great grandparents - Thomas and Catherine Jane. My family tree line all stayed put in one bit of southern England until I upped sticks and moved here.

[LuckyTheDog]

28. Go back far enough and we're all African.

Put THAT in your pipe and smoke it, Willard!

[gordianot]

30. Went to an international family reunion on one branch of the family from Germany was hosted in US

Family took possesion of a castle returned after East Germany was unified passed it back to the family was a museum under the communist. They had records dating back to 1100 documenting they were originally chicken farmers. Church records showed they had about 30 chickens and 7 hogs . Thankfully they were so poor with too many children they immigrated to America in 1840 partly to avoid being drafted. Funny part they all ended fighting in the American Civil War.

Ultimately they all originated in Africa (not that long ago in the scheme of biological time) even though I am sure some participated in that master race nonsense in the 1930's and 40's.

[LuckyTheDog]

24. About 235 likes in less than 24 hours

Not bad... but let's make this viral!

[dipsydoodle]

25. Done

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/cd/Angles,_Saxons,_Jutes_in_Britain_year_600.jpg/800px-Angles,_Saxons,_Jutes_in_Britain_year_600.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Saxons

Obtuse and Acute Angles were to small in number to have counted. .