The story of the Americas has been deliberately distorted by Europeans who invaded the land. For example, we were told in school that a man named Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas. However, common sense will tell us that when Columbus and his criminal gangs saw the land, people (Native Americans) were already living there. Where then is the discovery? Or are Europeans the only people on earth?
Moving away from this bunch of lies we have been force-fed, in this article, we are focusing on a fact that the mainstream media has refused to acknowledge. Something significant has happened: the atrocities committed by Europeans against Native Americans have been exposed. Take note, that it is not only Native Americans who have suffered the past of European brutalities. Anywhere on this earth, where the Europeans have set foot in history, greediness and selfishness motivate them to commit despicable acts against owners of the land.
A first genetic study, conducted on the peopling of the Americas, has revealed that European colonization wiped out Native American populations to extinction. The University of Adelaide’s Australian Centre for Ancient DNA, analyzed the DNA of pre-Columbian mummies and skeletons to reconstruct a genetic history. The researchers found that there is a “striking absence” of those genetic lineages in modern Native Americans and the mummies analyzed, pointing to an extinction event that coincides with the Europeans arrival in the Americas.
In fact, when Europeans came into contact with the natives of the Americas, it was a literal disaster. Europeans plundered their continent. In the years before Columbus arrived in the Americas, Europe was in a mess. There were rampant wars, poverty, diseases and famine. Therefore, when news spread in Europe that a new land has been found elsewhere, Kings and Queens on the continent gathered their forces to claim their take of the land.
Even criminals on death row were freed and made part of the crew to conquer the so-called New World. For example, in 1523, the Spanish conquistador, Francisco Pizarro led an expedition that conquered the Inca Empire. The Inca Empire was the largest empire in pre-Columbian America. The administrative, political and military center of the empire was located in Cusco, modern day Peru. The Inca civilization arose from the highlands of Peru, spreading to large portions of western South America, centering on the Andean mountain ranges.
Pizarro captured and killed the Incan Emperor, Atahualpa, claiming the lands in the area for Spain. The king of Spain at the time, Charles V, told Pizarro to convert all the natives of the land into Christianity. Anybody who refused was put to the sword, including Emperor Atahualpa.
According to the account of the story, Atahualpa had been selected as the new leader of the empire. Pizarro, who had arrived in the area from Spain with his gang, invited Atahualpa to a feast in honor of the new emperor’s rise to the throne. At the feast, Pizarro tried to convince Atahualpa and his people to convert to Christianity, and accept Charles V as their King.
When Atahualpa refused, Pizarro ordered his men to open fire, whereupon they slaughtered 5,000 Incan soldiers in an hour. Pizarro kept Atahualpa alive long enough to get a ransom of gold and silver, and then, even after Atahualpa converted to Christianity under duress, he was later killed.
The Spanish account of this horrific act of killing innocent people is full of eulogies to Pizarro and his criminal gang.
These tales of barbarity are a common theme of European conquest all over the Americas. There are also documented accounts of torture and mass murder carried out by Columbus and his men while in the Caribbean islands.
There was another culprit in the death of Native Americans. Europeans, being from densely populated cities, were vectors of chronic diseases such as influenza, bubonic plague, smallpox and measles. Indigenous Americans, on the other hand, had become genetically isolated over their thousands of years of migration from the Beringian land bridge to the farther reaches of South America. A vast number of Native American deaths were the result of diseases that were completely new to their populations.
“Surprisingly, none of the genetic lineages we found in almost 100 ancient humans were present, or showed evidence of descendants, in today’s Indigenous populations. This separation appears to have been established as early as 9000 years ago and was completely unexpected, so we examined many demographic scenarios to try and explain the pattern. The only scenario that fit our observations was that shortly after the initial colonization, populations were established that subsequently stayed geographically isolated from one another, and that a major portion of these populations later became extinct following European contact. This closely matches the historical reports of a major demographic collapse immediately after the Spaniards arrived in the late 1400s,” joint lead author, Dr Bastien Llamas said on the study.
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Well, once again the story how ‘Mericans are the good ones, and the rest of the planet are leaders of evil and destruction.. You should publish some texts and evidences about how many countries have been fuc*ed by Americans. Shitty imperialistic assholes screwed the rest of the world. The best example was the Iraq story. You know, we have some savages over there, 9/11 is their fold, they are a threat for America bla bla bla… They were a thread and North Korea is not a thread, even though the president announced they’ll launch a nuclear warhead on US ground. All those stories are pure manipulations. Only dumb and uneducated people believe in this..
At the bottom line, it is sad that humanity is doomed to failure…
futurism is not evolution and that’s the only error of the entire humanity… humans born in nature and their pigments are made of nature… future and futurism, the whole concept is wrong… the whole future vs an identity future… infinitely different
this article and anubis comment are working together… sarcastic… global consciousness trap??? dont believe in evil or bad it doesn’t exist and nothing else in this planet is going to be extinct just the evil elite…
While I agree that European settlers did some terrible things to the Native Population, the article above omitted an important key to this story: Small Pox. Europeans brought that disease and others like the flu and measles with them, killing some 90 percent of the Native American population between the time Columbus showed up and the Mayflower landed. These plagues, especially smallpox, something Native Americans had never seen because it came from living in close proximity to livestock, something farmers in Europe had been doing for thousands of years. There were between 20 million and 100 million people here before the plague, and the entire population of Europe was 70 million, so let’s face it, the settlers couldn’t have defeated the Native Americans without the diseases they brought with them, especially if the Vikings hadn’t been able to before them. So, I think this might have had something to do with the loss of all the DNA lineages we see now.
Anonymous can you publish 50% good news natural and happy, please? it would equilibrate the moods of people… and include the sources in the ones you can.
While European contact was indeed devastating, the data presented here are not sufficient to prove that all the extinctions were due to Europeans. There were at least 2 or 3 waves of colonization from Asia; it is possible that some groups died out on their own, or that later immigrants caused the extinction of some of the earlier ones.
Disease contracted from Europeans is probably what wiped out 80-90% of the Native Americans, but this was not intentionally done by the Europeans. It was an accident of nature. If the Native Americans had been resistent, enormous numbers of them could have survived, and America would look very different today. Early white Americans certainly did wage war on the Native Americans, and this cannot be excused, but I don’t think white people should be blamed for accidentally transferring diseases on to the natives when they reached a new continent. This is the kind of stuff that happens in a world of germs and in itself it is nobody’s fault.