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Old Martin was walking ahead with his head held high and his chest held high, wearing sunglasses and a cigar in his mouth. Xiao Peng had never smoked on the streets in his previous life, but he found that it was very normal for him to smoke on the streets.

When Xiao Peng came out this time, he also brought his own cigar moisturizer box with him. Inside it were five Black Dragon's like Gurkha, but Xiao Peng had never smoked at all — the key point was that he still hadn't gotten used to smoking outside.

After walking for a short distance, they arrived at a row of small bungalows. They were similar to Hua Xia's garage. Martin told Xiao Peng that this was a small warehouse with a space of about 20 square meters. There were already twenty people gathered on the side, all headed towards the six warehouses.

"Heh, isn't this the Martin couple whose world is being destroyed? Have you finally thought it through? Adopt a child? Wow, and it's a yellow person? Is it the Ou nationality or is it from the plastic surgery country? Is this your new toy for the night? " Seeing Martin and the others, one of the Indians shouted, with a malicious smile on his face.

In an instant, everyone's eyes were focused on Martin and the others, while the Indian and his companions were laughing out loud.

Not to mention Martin and his wife, Xiao Peng's face fell. He took a step forward and wanted to go over to educate him, but Mrs. Martin pulled him back: "Xiao, don't be rash. They're doing this on purpose. If they provoke us, we'll be chased out of the auction house. This is the rule of the auction. We're here to earn money, not to fight with them."

"Won't they be driven away?" Xiao Peng glared at the Indian fiercely. "Worse comes to worse, I'll go out with him to have a fight! His words are f * cking infuriating! "

"They have a lot of people," said Mrs. Martin. "If they drive us away, there will still be people staying here. As long as they don't make a move, we won't have a chance to participate in the auction if we are chased out."

Xiao Peng said angrily, "Then wouldn't it be fine if I beat them all up? F * cking hell, I'm sending them all to the hospital, it's useless no matter how many people there are! "

"No, no, no. You're in trouble now that the police are here. You must not be impulsive. " Mrs. Martin said, "They speak very clearly. They do not involve racial discrimination or any other issues. You have no reason to act. If we fight them, you'll be the one to suffer. These Indians will say that they are faced with racial discrimination in any way, so they will not touch this minefield. "

Xiao Peng coldly snorted and said, "To be honest, before I came to the Xing Han Country, I actually pitied these Indians. My home was taken away and I was kept in captivity. But now I have put away this compassion! In Chinese words, if you fall behind, you will be beaten! We were also bullied by various countries, but we stood up on our own two hands and two feet. What about these Indians? "Humph!"

Xiao Peng didn't suppress his voice. When the Indian heard this, his face suddenly lit up: "You're Chinese?"

The Indian's actions caused Xiao Peng to be stunned. There must be something wrong if something abnormal happened, but Xiao Peng wasn't afraid either, he had already thought about it. If this Indian said something bad to the Chinese, he would beat him up no matter what: "That's right, I'm Chinese, what's wrong?"

Who knew that the Indians would dance with joy after hearing this. They directly rushed over to give Xiao Peng a big, breathless hug. Their hearts were filled with joy, as if they hated seeing each other too late!

While Xiao Peng was still confused, the Indian released his embrace and pulled Xiao Peng's hand. "This was originally our land, but now that the white people have come, we're going to suffer."

Xiao Peng was stunned. What and what? However, one thing Xiao Peng was sure of was that the Indians had a good relationship with the Chinese. After all, all sides were arguing about the origin of the Indians. One of the logical arguments was that the Indians were descendants of the Chinese. And there was plenty of evidence to support this argument.

In 1975, for example, a three-thousand-year-old stone anchorage was discovered in California, and a sample of the rock was tested to confirm that it was only found in the waters of Taiwan Island in Huaxia, but not in the entire Americas. In 1954, an archaeologist from the State of Mi discovered sixteen statues and six jade carvings carved in the Almec remains of Mexico. Even the name 'Indian' was called when Columbus first set foot in Mizhou and saw the people of the area greeting him with friendly greetings.

Over the years, more and more evidence had emerged. For example, a group of statues that had been unearthed in the Olmec Ruins had all been Chinese faces. Furthermore, judging from their clothing, they were the habitual attire of the eastern barbarians. Furthermore, the Chinese characters were constantly found in America. So far, there were 59 ancient Chinese characters found in various ruins. There were seven distinct similarities between American and Shang culture: mounds, statues, Taotie patterns, ancestral stones, Tiger God worship, and courtyard buildings. There were also characters similar to oracle bones.

Of course, this view was controversial, as it was not recognized in the mainstream. The Western countries were not willing to admit that their land had been snatched from the hands of Chinese descendants. However, this was also a very convincing argument — at least there was a lot of irrefutable evidence lying around.

Of course, Xiao Peng knew that the reason the Indian was so enthusiastic about him was not because he acknowledged his ancestors.

Because Indians are like this, they have no sense of identity with the Stars and Stripes, and whatever they do, they owe them more and more in their eyes, and even if their children go to college with government funding, they look down on the Star and Stripe governments and cause trouble everywhere.

However, most of the Indians had a good impression of the Chinese. One reason was because they were yellow people, and the other reason was because the Star rank country's media always claimed that China was their biggest enemy, and the enemies of their enemies were their friends. At least, that was what the Indians thought. Therefore, many Indians had deep feelings for the Chinese.

Sure enough, the Indian shook Xiao Peng's hand and said, "My Chinese brother, my name is Sean. When will you Chinese come to get rid of these damn white people and free our suffering compatriots? We Nez Perez must be your best comrade! "

Xiao Peng: "! @? "ROAR!" "Huh?" @? %... &! "

What the heck is he doing? Isn't this what they call just watching the show? Are you looking forward to a war between the first and second countries in the world?

Actually, it wasn't Sean's fault for being so excited. The Star and Stripe government's policy toward Indians was, after all, "to fend for themselves": if you saw those who smoked in the no-smoking areas, Indians, no doubt, and the police saw that it was Indians, they would simply ignore it.

In the Stellar Union, there were 556 officially accredited native tribes, covering the entire country! In addition, there were over a thousand tribes that did not receive certification because they had too few members or provided too little information. This included the Cherokee, Mohican, and other large tribes. There were many smaller tribes that were not included, but the larger tribes were included!

The Nezpels, as Sean mentioned, lived in the mountains and highlands of the northwestern part of the country, speaking the Nezpels language of Sahabudine, and in their heyday their territories covered today's Oregon, California, Idaho, and Ohio-Minh. In the second half of the nineteenth century, they surrendered to the armies of the Stars and lived in the Nezpels' reserve.

The reservation seemed to respect the national customs of the Indians, but it also caused their current plight. After all, no one had helped them ignore it, leaving them to fend for themselves. So the Indians are not doing so well, drinking, drug abuse, sex abuse, poverty, and so on are common in their lives.

Generally speaking, the unemployment rate in the reserve was as high as 80! This was also a well-developed reserve area for tourism and gambling. In the worst reserve area, the unemployment rate was almost 100!

Of course, there were also those who said that the Indians lived in a primitive way and did not need to work. Those who hunted for fruits must have overlooked the most serious problem: the Indian mortality rate!

After all, under such circumstances, the health care of the Indians could never be guaranteed! That terrifying morbidity and mortality rate, just saying it was enough to scare people!

In the Indian population, the rate of sugar sickness is eight times higher than the average rate in the Stars and Stripes! The ratio of utero-cervical cancer is eight times higher than the average ratio of Stars and Stripes! The rate of lung disease is five times that of the average country of the Stars and Strikes! The incidence of heart disease is twice as high as the average rate in Stars and Stripes! The suicide rate was two times higher than that of the State of Stars and Strikes! The suicide rate among teenagers is four times higher than the average rate in the country of stars and stripes! The infant mortality rate is three times higher than the average rate in the State of Rice, about 80% of all infants have alcohol abuse and one in four are born with fetal alcohol syndrome! This set of data all tells people that at this rate, the Indians themselves will be killed!

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