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Originally posted by d3v
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Considering that the name belonged to one of the earliest settlers in the New World one would expect quite a clan to have developed. But this is not so
In Germany the privilege to use the title ‘von’ was a special noble privilege. I believe the same applied in the Netherlands, which would mean that the Van Duyns were a prominent family when they came over
One Van Duyn was reported by an NSA informant to have been the liaison officer between MI6, the CIA, Mossad, and the Vietnamese government during the 1960s.
Another Van Duyn was the founder of a branch of Planned Parenthood, an important New Age group which has been promoting sterilations, birth control, abortions, etc. for over half a century.
The third is Mona Jane Van Duyn who has authored several poetry books, and is a Guggenheim fellow.
Van Duyn attended the Unitarian Church during his life--a church which has long been associated with Wicca. He also associated with the liberal Presbyterians.
One of its leaders Alan F. Guttmacher signed the Humanist Manifesto, and the president Faye Wattleton was awarded "Humanist of the year" in 1986. Both hate Christians.
Originally posted by d3v
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Originally posted by d3v
NP and yea good point.
I think they are included but with their original name and i forgot what it was
They changed it to Windsor at the turn of last century you see...
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
I believe the Windsors original surname was German, Saxe-Cobourg, though my spelling is definitely suspect.