Native American Genocide and the New World Order

I am an 1/8th native American (my great grandmother is full), which means im legally eligible for benefits and all that, but I cant stand this type of "we the white people should feel SOOOOOO guilty for everything we are!!! Blah blah blah"... Just like I think of giving reparations to black people for slavery that didnt even happen to their grandparents, just like my grandparents didnt own any slaves either. Its just guilt bull crap that does nothing but make us go backwards. Lets go forward!

Lastly, the whole "America (as an institution) committed genocide against the natives" is actually a hugely misrepresented, exadurated, myth taught by self loathing liberals in our educational institutions. It sounds like a conservative fear mongering thing to say, but its actually true. There was no deliberate genocide commited against the native Americans, institutionally (being the key word) by the American government. There were terrible things that happened to Indians, by standing Armies, wars, skirmiches and isolated bad things, but did you know many great Indian cheifs called for the killing of all white children, so lets not paint them as angels either. Its rediculous to bring this guilt shit up. Sorry, thats my vulgar truth. Thanks

Ron Paul 2012

Shows up the reality of a Masonic (godless) republic from the "God Bless America" hype, The hype is for the consumption and control of the masses while the reality is strictly for the enrichment and advantage of the elites.

The dominant Protestant culture ... true believers in "health and wealth" Christianity, went right along with the elites, so long as they were getting their share of the crumbs. They steamroll over any culture that isn't Protestant or that gets in the way of a little profit.

Of course, the Indians were not typically the "noble savages" some people portray them as either. Many, though not all, were vile warmongers and brutal in the extreme. In their primitive ways, they were no better, and often worse, than their white counterparts. They just didn't have the technological advantages to win. The fact that some were nomads and often preyed on other tribes makes it hard to establish a property rights argument for them.

In defense of Christopher Columbus and Catholicism ... Christ commissioned His apostles to preach the gospel to ALL nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. It would have been unthinkable for Catholic monarchs in Europe to allow these souls to wallow in ignorance of Christ. The history of the Spanish and French explorations and settlements which went on for three hundred years before the Protestants set foot here, is not a story of genocide. It is a story of teaching the Indians to farm the land so that they could remain in one place a build a lasting civilization for themselves. Once the Protestants arrived, however, all hell broke loose! To destabilize things, they would sell the Indians whiskey and guns and watch, as the civilizing progress of the past went up in smoke.

Today, Mexico is a backward thugdom because the US government supported the Freemasonic takeover of the reins of power early in the 20th Century. A Catholic bloodbath ensued (but, hey, it's not in the history books so who even knows about it). The people of Mexico are a mixed race: Spanish and Indian. Things were never perfect in Mexico, even under the Spanish. But things were never so evil as they are right now.

Thanks so much for making my day sunny*))
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"a half truth is a full lie" old Jewish saying quoted by Gary Null
exposing big pharma and their deadly vaccines
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gavenB_AJ9A

We ofter hear about what "we" did to the Indians. I agree that it is a shameful thing that treaties make with the various Indian tribes were broken. But to blame "white people" for these crimes is really a racist idea.

White people living today had nothing to do with what was done to the Indians a century ago. And even back then, it would be unfair to blame all white people for the actions of some, just as blaming all Indians for the actions of a few is wrong.

So what is the common denominator? The answer: the Criminal Class, the politicians did this to the Indians. It was they who made the treaties, and it was they who broke them. Most Americans had little or no knowledge of what treaties were made with the various tribes.

I sympathize with the Indians. They signed treaties with politicians in the Nineteenth Century, expecting them to keep their word. Deceit, treachery and betrayal are not Twentieth Century inventions.