David Yeagley is the great-great-grandson of Comanche leader Bad Eagle. 
White people don’t care whether a person is Indian or not. Why should they? But, they’re sure upset when a white person claims to be Indian. Let’s examine the case of the lying pretender at the pretentious Harvard School of Law, and draw final conclusions.
Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann, and Harvard University’s School of Law should be sued for ethnic identity theft, conspiracy to commit identity theft, ethnic fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, and whatever other torts pertain to professional dishonesty and institutional dishonesty, to say nothing of the public denigration of American Indians. Tables turned, liberals would call it “hate speech.”
But, it will never happen. This is all only a white racial ploy between whites. It is a rhetorical game played between conservative (Republican) whites and liberal (Democrat) whites. Indian people are not part of the conversation.
Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann, feigned
American Indian, for profit.
BadEagle.com has always acknowledged the historical, phenomenological, pragmatic, and even aesthetic superiority of the White Race. BadEagle.com has recognized The Great White Throne of western civilization. Whatever sports the white race continues to play with itself, it is still the dominant force on the world. However Freudian white “Oedipal” liberal Democrats are, or however elitist, racist, and heartless they really are, their only opponents are the white conservatives, the white traditionalists, the Constitutionalists, or the true Republicans. The games begun in Greece are still white games, and the darkies of the world are only spectators, pawns, or tools. That’s just the way it is.
The white race has every right and power to make what it will of any issue that arises, or that it causes to rise. The white race has the authority to play Indian, to play with Indians, to toy with Indian issues, or to feign respect, or to make a cartoon out of Indian stereotypes.
In the case of Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann, the Harvard law professor who has defecated on every notion of presumed professional decency in American law (and encouraged others, like the Occupy Wall Street defecators) to do the same, has long claimed and continues to claim Indian ancestry without possessing a single piece of “legal” evidence that she has any. BadEagle.com has even acknowledged that she may in fact have some indiscernible fraction, but we have also maintained that she cannot take advantage of any such claim legally. She is “outlaw,” as is her employer, Harvard Law, in the whole matter.
Ann Coulter
The professional conservatives in the country have spent several weeks making every Indian joke in the book, all competing with one another for the best way to mock Elizabeth’s pretense. All these spoofs are at the expense of Indian pride, of course. It has all been nothing more than an opportunity for white people to express themselves–to each other. The Indian jokes are simply collateral damage, if viewed in the benign.
There are three psychological levels of consciousness involved here, which bare exposure:
1) the immediate, overt ridicule of another white person’s obvious pretense to be something she isn’t. This rides as “exposure,” with all the excitement of discovery of a fraud. Part of the outrage, however, I believe, comes out of a visceral fear, at least in the white collective memory, of real American Indian. It is a piquant protest, therefore, against any white person who would falsely claim the power of Indian blood, if now but for pity and its professional, liberal advantage. Elizabeth insults everything about race and American history.
2) the delicious satisfaction of ridiculing such a once fearful enemy, and rejoicing in the historical victory and subjugation of the awesome foe. Nothing makes for a better joke. It relieves the collective consciousness, to this day. (Sports mascots actually reflect both the fearful, such as the Fighting Sioux, and the comical cartoon, such as Chief Wahoo, of the Cleveland Indians.
The Fighting Sioux.
3) the subliminal adoration of, even identification with, the primordial American. The Indian is the principle element in the American Collective Unconscious. The American Indian makes America American. By life, love, and war with the American Indian, the white European immigrants were more than runaways from the failed old countries. The American Indian made the white man a new kind of man. The white American race can never forget this. In the reaction to Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann, the most American of the American whites show that the Indian still profoundly affects the white consciousness. Though it comes out in subliminal, confused, or half-conscious ways; though it is not expressed accurately, or even too eloquently, the American white regard for the Indian is the most primary of all American conscious states. The American white may pretend to have ultimate concern and pity for the imported Negro, however falsely based such a pretense actually is, but it is the American Indian that drives the white consciousness on this land.
The Indian is some deep, hidden talisman in the white American soul. The whites conquered the Indian, true. But, everyone knows it was by numbers, by superior weapons, by social architecture and planning. Of course it was not “fair.” War is not a sport. It is never to be fair. But the white man lost a lot of blood in the Indian wars, from the 17th through the 19th century. American can’t forget that, even in the socio-economic refulgence of victory and two and a half centuries of success. The white race feels compelled to remind itself, now and then, of its great, primary homeland victory. The white American still feels pride over his vanquished foe. (Always remember, there were innumerable Indian wars long before the Revolutionary War of 1776.)
Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann gave American patriots the opportunity to do just that–to celebrate their victory over the Indian. Ann Coulter recently offered her version of that same obfuscated, sublimated, but overwhelming collective consciousness. Whites have the right to use Indians as a joke, against other whites. It is the most degrading yet most exalting reaction to an opponent.
Of course, no real Indian was consulted in the whole matter of Elizabeth and Harvard. Certainly, no American Indian conservative patriot. (Suzan Harjo and Ben Campbell are deep liberals, and have never expressed the realities of Indian people in America.) Why? The Indian is in the unconscious. In the cupboard, as it were. He cannot be allowed to participate in the American patriot conversation. The Indian befuddles the conservative narrative of the American story. It is a derailing element, and white conservatives are wary of it. They don’t really know how to handle it, and don’t want to have to.
Chief Wahoo, of the Cleveland Indians.
For over a decade now, BadEagle.com has attempted to contribute meaningfully to the conservative, American patriot conversation. My unworthy, liberal opponents have foolishly tried to say, “Yeagley is not Indian.” This has been their only reaction. But the major, professional conservatives have not given any space to my voice. Not really. Not significantly. None of my five articles on Elizabeth have been referenced.
I can only recognize this as the evidence that the White American patriot considers the American Indian as some profound, eerie equal, a competitor he does not wish to deal with again. Particularly the Comanche, the white man considers an awesome, conquering spirit–even as he himself.
I have found intense ignorance about Indians in every major, professional conservative talker and politician in the country. They have no understanding, no talking points, and no interest. Indians simply don’t count in the conversation. Only in moments like the feigned Indianness of Elizabeth Herring Warren Mann do the mysteries in the white personality come to the surface. White Americans are in awe of the Indian, and remind themselves, in one way or another, that they beat that bloody Indian. And they’re not going to forget that. That’s one defeated enemy whose memory is enshrined forever in the pride of the white race.
In a way, I trust the white race on this one. The Indian means more to the white American than any other people do. The white American, in all his careful, conscientious, legally confounded speech and expression, will sort this out. The Warren case only shows how much the white American really cares about the Indian, if subconsciously, and regardless of how apparently meaningless his concern is to real, living Indians today.
The Indian is inside the white man. I have said to Indians, from the beginning, this is where our power is–in the heart of the white man. We need to tap into that. If his heart is divided, then we need to unite it.
16 responses so far ↓
1 David Yeagley // May 11, 2012 at 5:18 pm
Genealogist for Elizabeth Warren 1/32 Cherokee claim goes silent, source document shown false
Posted by William A. Jacobson Friday, May 11, 2012 at 4:29pm
Well, I still don’t begrudge her the family lore. It’s just that, as famous attorney, she should know something about Indian identity. And Harvard is even more guilty.
I’m saying, again, they should be sued, both she and Harvard.
2 Mjazz // May 11, 2012 at 8:11 pm
I just read the headlines, but supposedly she had a white ancestor who was complicit in the Trail of Tears, and she never participated in the Native American group where she went to college.
3 johnnymac // May 11, 2012 at 10:23 pm
Some few years ago a basketball team in a largely white South Dakota high school fell afoul of the pc police for using a Sioux Indian such as the one pictured here as it’s teams logo. Properly intimidated the team was about to abandon the emblem in favor of something else when the local tribe of Sioux Indians on a nearby reservation decided to call the pc guerrillas bluff and decided to call their basketball team “The Mighty Whiteys” and had a kind of all-American white man as their logo. The pc cops, chastened by this backed off and the wind up was the two groups got a good laugh over it all. I believe the position of the Sioux was they felt honored that the white basketball team, which had a great winning record looked on the spirit of the Sioux nation i such a way as to use the emblem. For their part the white team just thought it rib-tickling funny to be thought of as ”The Mighty Whiteys”, since they just thought of themselves as a small high school basketball team from a small South Dakota town. Personally I think we’re sometimes a little too sensitive and we just need to lighten up. As for Mrs. Warren I think her problem is some need to be the center of attention. Just my thoughts on it all.
4 USA Gent // May 12, 2012 at 9:40 am
I think white Americans have two problems with Elizabeth:
1. She is using her smidgen of Indian ancestry to get an advantage over everyone else. However, in a world where every one but whites have a hiring preference, I can’t really blame someone for digging up an old ancestor and using the one drop rule to get ahead. I’ve considered doing this myself.
2. The big reason, I think, is that by identifying with her Indian ancestry, she is marginalizing her white ancestry, as if there was nothing to be proud of there. She looks white and grew up white, but prefers to think of herself as Indian. If she was only doing this for professional gain, I would be more forgiving, encouraging even. I suspect that she thinks there is something shameful about her whiteness, so she denies it. Whites hate that.
5 nettles // May 12, 2012 at 10:12 am
It’s been suggested that her childrens’ applications be looked at..
6 Quartermain // May 12, 2012 at 11:14 am
USA Gent hit the nail on the head with reason # 2.
At least that’s the way I feel about it.
7 agrneydgrl // May 12, 2012 at 10:05 pm
I don’t know if I can get my thoughts across on this matter. I remember when I read Dr Yeagley saying that there is nothing wrong with being proud of your race and wanting to preserve it. I remember, when I went to Hawaii, I was told that there was an island that only pure bloods were allowed on and if you lived there and were gone for more than 24 hours you couldn’t live on the island any more. When you are of mixed blood, to me, there is nothing to identify with. You are just you and should just be proud of your mixedness. I can”t stand it when people hyphenate themselves. Are we the only country that hyphenates themselves? Do the British negros call themsleves african British or african dutch etc? African isn’t even a race. But I am getting off track. My feeling is that the white guilt is mostly for Negros and I think that is becasue the liberal left has pushed this idea for so long people are afraid not to believe it. But I think people feel the way they feel and they pretend to feel guilty. Whites, today. have nothing to feel guilty about cause they didn’t do it. I personally believe that the Native Americans are romanticized. I can remember when my father told me that I was 1/4 Cherokee. I was in grade school and was a proud indian and told all of my friends that my grandma kicked annie oakleys butt. I was a cool indian. When schools choose a Indian name for their mascott, I think it is a sign of respect and power. That is why, I think,. so many people, when told about their indian blood, are proud of it. They want to identify with power and part of OUR country”s heritage and culture and part of something mysterious and romantic. Most people know nothing about native americans so they can only fantazie about them and what they must have been like and I don’t think they think beyond that. I don’t think Warren knows anything about indians and just wants to SEEM more important and interesting then she really is.
8 Thrasymachus // May 13, 2012 at 5:52 am
Intriguing article and comments. I can’t think of anything just now that has not already been said here.
Contrary to the ad below for Nicholas Negroponte, I do not think that “Nationalism is a Disease.” The first five letters in his name are interesting. And is the last five are by any chance related to the French “pont” [=bridge], his name is prophetic!
9 Thrasymachus // May 13, 2012 at 6:05 am
Even though there’s a comical aspect to the Chief Wahoo logo, it’s also got a “wicked grin” sayin’ “I’m a-goin’ to kick your butt!” Again, I don’t see in it at all a mockery of the American Indian.
10 Thrasymachus // May 13, 2012 at 6:41 am
American Indians now have much in common with Whites. Just as the American Indian was driven from his homes and placed on reservations, so is this gradually happening to Whites worldwide.
The difference is that Whites are retreating because of an ideology forced on them and a vague fear of modern immigration and racial violence, while the Indian remained a proud and valiant warrior.
We need the American Indian warrior image now more than ever as inspiration!
11 David Yeagley // May 13, 2012 at 8:08 am
I just had a thought. The reason the Nordic races seem depressed is because they are warriors without enemies. They don’t recognize their new enemies. The Danes, the Swedes, the Norwegians. Famous for Scandinavian depression, these white are the descendents of the great whites, the Vikings!
They have become the “Indians” of Europe. Nothing is more depressing than to be a warrior with no enemy to fight.
Solution? Recognize new enemies! Like, Muslims!
12 Thrasymachus // May 13, 2012 at 12:21 pm
Indeed! Islam is the great enemy of Western Values and Freedom. Belgistan? Sharia Showdown Looms in Brussels – CBN.com
13 David Yeagley // May 13, 2012 at 1:57 pm
This suggests a more understandable perspective on the behavior of Anders Breivik, seems to me. Not what the law would call justifiable, but, simply more socially understandable. History is alive, always. It’s in our genes.
14 Thrasymachus // May 14, 2012 at 4:03 am
Some people can take only so much abuse and then they ‘snap.’ This probably is what happened to Anders Breivik. Having your nation overrun by hostile aliens with an agenda to enslave you is definitely abuse.
15 Mario // May 14, 2012 at 4:44 am
Hello Dr. Yeagley, I am back in the USA so I can pretty much say without Chinese censors blocking internet connection. I came across this Huffington Post saying that Elizabeth Warren has been vindicated by showing “proof” that she never claimed her Indian ancestry. Here is the link:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/10/elizabeth-warren-minority-status_n_1508060.html
I hope you can read it and say if you believe any of it. I just see many little points here and there but until the Huffington Post can show actual physical proof, I still think Elizabeth Warren used her supposed Indian ancestry to her benefit.
16 David Yeagley // May 14, 2012 at 9:42 am
Mario, it appears pretty much the same info we’ve been given from the start. She most definitely claimed minority status and University of Pennsylvania. That she did not, in Texas, hardly exonerates her from the general accusation of claiming minority ethnic status when she has none. Claim it here, there, depending on the need, whatever. She claimed it, in professional circumstances, for professional advantage. That is the fact. That is the offense of which she is rightly accused.
The Huffington headline is designed to be provocative. The article clearly states, what we all have known, that Warren did in fact use the claim of minority status at University of Pennsylvania.
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