Classify George "Dubya" Bush

[Nordhammer]

He's a popular figure on the forum so why not classify him?

Everyone has seen him but here are some pics anyway -







Father





Mother

[nordic_canadian_male]

I think he's a kelt. His vault is noticebly lower than his father's,who i read is a typical battle-axe type. his forhead slopes a bit more than a hallstatt and all his other features lean towards a kelt. Now people are going to think all kelts are dumb. lol

[Nordhammer]

I think he's a kelt. His vault is noticebly lower than his father's,who i read is a typical battle-axe type. his forhead slopes a bit more than a hallstatt and all his other features lean towards a kelt. Now people are going to think all kelts are dumb. lol

What do you mean by "Kelt"?

[Nordhammer]

I think the mother is quite Dinaric, and Dubya gets a lot of his appearance from her, especially the nose. H.W. is Anglo-Saxon or "Nordid", and so I think Dubya fits into Noric.

[nordic_canadian_male]

What do you mean by "Kelt"?

I meant celtic nordic or atlantid, brithish of a nordic kind but not hallstatt nordic.

[neuropa]

What is the race of W. Bush ?

[Northern Paladin]

I am not sure who's more Nordish Bush or Mexican President Vicente Fox.

I'd classify Bush as Keltic Nordic/Atlanto-Med. He looks more like his mom than dad. Bush Senior strikes me as Nordic with a Corded strain. Or Perhaps Anglo-Saxon.

I'd classify Fox as Atlanto-Med. If everyone in Mexico was of the same race as their President I wouldn't have too much of a problem with Mexican immigration.

[Dr. Brandt]

Bush: Retarded monkey with a strain of bloodthirsty war-crimminal.

[DreamWalker]

Yes, but you forget about the scumosian peoples influence, showing itself in his predilection for abusing alcohol and cocaine.

Also, his arrogant smirk (so noticeable in his first election campaign that he was nicknamed "Governor Smirk" by the media) is a definite sign of the lower slime tribes, shown in his willingness to betray his Folk and Land for the benefit of the jews.

[Eikþyrnir]

I'd say Anglo-Saxon, with maybe some Keltic in there.