Daniel Concannon (@KeepNHGranite)

“'E Pluribus Unum' proves that from its very foundation, America was meant to be the world's melting pot!” Wrong. Below is the original proposal for the Great Seal of the United States, designed by philosopher/artist Pierre Du Simitiere in 1776. Between the unified thirteen American states are the symbols of six nations: England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany, and Holland. “Out of many, one” = Out of the six nations of which the American states were peopled, one new nation. This design was collectively approved by Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson. If the Founders meant for America to be a “melting pot” of Africans, Indians, Arabs, Mestizos and more, they would have designed a melting pot full of Africans, Indians, Arabs, Mestizos and more. They didn't. They designed this seal only weeks after declaring an independent America for “ourselves and our posterity.” There's nothing ambiguous about what that meant. Projecting modern anti-White subversion upon America's foundation is just another cheap trick to get White people to go along with going extinct.