ᛗᛟᛟᛗᛁᚾ:vrill: on Nostr: there is a lost heritage of French Ancestry from Cajun cooking, almost in modernity ...

there is a lost heritage of French Ancestry from Cajun cooking, almost in modernity trying to say it isn't European when it is one of the most European styles of cooking. There is this postWW2 sentiment where everyone wants to forget about the Louisiana Purchase. It has to do with kikes being pissed off at Vichy France pushing their shit in. And completely making it impossible for the Allies to gain a foothold as there was a hostile pro-German population that did not want "liberation". The French have won more battles that they got involved in than any other European nation. Some of the bravest people who fought on the side of Germany. Don't believe the idea that France was invaded or the psyop of the saboteurs (its made up). Petain joined the Anschluss willingly. The French (Franks) are Germanic. The Louisiana Purchase along with the Purchase of Alaska is one of the smoking guns for the Old World reset of North America. (it is an Ancient country, as old as Europe and was as developed as Europe even thousands of years ago. The Ancient French/Russian presence in North America shows this. If you walk in New Orleans and ignore the niggers, you will see a city as old as any European city.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_Purchase