Columbus Day

[USFREEDOM911]

No, because these three quotes were consecutive to one other, and not interrupted by talk of freed slaves:

But it began with CFM's post of:

Too bad the descendants of the slaves that were freed didn't go to the homeland of their ancestors...

[Minister of Truth]

But it began with CFM's post of:

But, alas, your quote is incomplete, and also doesn't show what my response was. Plus, no one really cares about what that faggot thinks.

[USFREEDOM911]

But, alas, your quote is incomplete, and also doesn't show what my response was. Plus, no one really cares about what that faggot thinks.

I did copy them as they progressed; but it still doesn't make sense why Lincoln would want to send the freed slaves to Australia.

[Minister of Truth]

I did copy them as they progressed; but it still doesn't make sense why Lincoln would want to send the freed slaves to Australia.

Crikey!

[moon]

Liberals and indigenous people are determined to remove a traditional holiday.

Push to abolish Columbus Day in favor of Indigenous Peoples Day picks up steam

https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...=.88b86644e036

Don't let up. Columbus is toast- scientific fact;

Solar storm confirms Vikings settled in North America exactly 1,000 years ago
Analysis of wood from timber-framed buildings in Newfoundland shows Norse-built settlement 471 years before Columbus

Long before Columbus crossed the Atlantic, eight timber-framed buildings covered in sod stood on a terrace above a peat bog and stream at the northern tip of Canada’s island of Newfoundland, evidence that the Vikings had reached the New World first.

But precisely when the Vikings journeyed to establish the L’Anse aux Meadows settlement had remained unclear – until now.

A new type of dating technique using a long-ago solar storm as a reference point has revealed that the settlement was occupied in AD1021, exactly a millennium ago and 471 years before the first voyage of Columbus. The technique was used on three pieces of wood cut for the settlement, all pointing to the same year.

The Viking voyage represents multiple milestones for humankind. The settlement offers the earliest-known evidence of a transatlantic crossing. It also marks the place where the globe was finally encircled by humans, who thousands of years earlier had trekked into North America over a land bridge that once connected Siberia to Alaska.


https://www.theguardian.com/science/...go-solar-storm

[saltydancin]

The more that leftists dump on Columbus Day, only makes me more proud to be a 4th Degree Knight of Columbus.

In this second decade under Federal Lynching enforcement for that SCOTUS Christian Nation pay to pray "one nation under God with equal justice under law" second coming "serve the Pope or die" Christiananality pedophilia Peter Principle pyramid scheme of survival of the fittest fascists; doubt it's a stroke since their more perfect union with Islam "death to the infidels" 9/11 patriot act crusade jihad way beyond the pleasure principle multitude of Freudian slips as to theory why Israel was created is past subconsciousness diatribe tautology of the way too dang lily brilliant white not so master race.

[Mott the Hoople]

Columbus Ohio is still in the running
for the new Amazon warehouse.
I hope my good friend in Columbus can get a job:-) ~

If he can’t get a job here in Cbus he isn’t trying.

[Mott the Hoople]

It’s ironic that Columbus supporters and detractors know Jack shit about the man. There is no question he was a great explorer and admiral. Is he solely responsible for what happened to the indigenous peoples in the Americas? Hell no. Has he been mythologized so most folks don’t know the facts about the man? Hell yes.

Columbus was a great man. Yes he was. Does he deserve more credit for the Discovery of The America’s more than the Norse explorers and settlers? Absolutely. The Norse explorers came to North America. Set up a camp for a short period of time, left and never told anyone about their discovery and soon forgot about it. Columbus went there, came back, published his discovery and provided navigational charts on how to get there and, unlike the Norse explorers changed the course of history.

My reading on many of the detractors of Columbus either are sourcing their views from unreliable tertiary sources who wrote about the man, after his death, from people who had based their comments on conversations Columbus had with others and never even met the man. Others quote mistranslation or out of context comments attributed to Columbus by tertiary sources.

There was a debate here in Columbus back in the 90’s with detractors wanting to change the name of our city. Fortunately we have some great historians at our University and they set the record straight on Columbus. As one historian stated, you try crossing the Atlantic in a 15th century Spanish Gallion other than the stars and dead reckoning into tera incognito and see how well you do.

Columbus is a fascinating man and the more you strip away the mythologies about him the more interesting he is.

[Minister of Truth]

It’s ironic that Columbus supporters and detractors know Jack shit about the man. There is no question he was a great explorer and admiral. Is he solely responsible for what happened to the indigenous peoples in the Americas? Hell no. Has he been mythologized so most folks don’t know the facts about the man? Hell yes.

Columbus was a great man. Yes he was. Does he deserve more credit for the Discovery of The America’s more than the Norse explorers and settlers? Absolutely. The Norse explorers came to North America. Set up a camp for a short period of time, left and never told anyone about their discovery and soon forgot about it. Columbus went there, came back, published his discovery and provided navigational charts on how to get there and, unlike the Norse explorers changed the course of history.

My reading on many of the detractors of Columbus either are sourcing their views from unreliable tertiary sources who wrote about the man, after his death, from people who had based their comments on conversations Columbus had with others and never even met the man. Others quote mistranslation or out of context comments attributed to Columbus by tertiary sources.

There was a debate here in Columbus back in the 90’s with detractors wanting to change the name of our city. Fortunately we have some great historians at our University and they set the record straight on Columbus. As one historian stated, you try crossing the Atlantic in a 15th century Spanish Gallion other than the stars and dead reckoning into tera incognito and see how well you do.

Columbus is a fascinating man and the more you strip away the mythologies about him the more interesting he is.

The reason Columbus is more important than Erikson is that he made his findings available to the European world. It is entirely in that sense that he "discovered" America, and Erikson did not, despite progs being retarded about America being discovered at all.

[Walt]

The reason Columbus is more important than Erikson is that he made his findings available to the European world. It is entirely in that sense that he "discovered" America, and Erikson did not, despite progs being retarded about America being discovered at all.

I actually sort of agree with Gin.

Obviously, the Native Americans discovered the Americas. Lief Erikson also discovered a route from Europe to the Americas. The Inuits(Eskimos) regularly traveled back and forth from Asia to Alaska. It is now being proven that the Italians knew about the Americas a century before Columbus.

And actually Columbus never agreed that he discovered the Americas. He argued until his death that the Americas did not exist. He argued that he had traveled to Asia. America was named after Amerigo Vespucci, because he was willing to state that it was not Asia, and therefore deserved a new name... His first name.

What Columbus did was open up regular travel between the Americas and Europe, and that travel has been going to this day.

[Mason Michaels]

I actually sort of agree with Gin.

Obviously, the Native Americans discovered the Americas. Lief Erikson also discovered a route from Europe to the Americas. The Inuits(Eskimos) regularly traveled back and forth from Asia to Alaska. It is now being proven that the Italians knew about the Americas a century before Columbus.

And actually Columbus never agreed that he discovered the Americas. He argued until his death that the Americas did not exist. He argued that he had traveled to Asia. America was named after Amerigo Vespucci, because he was willing to state that it was not Asia, and therefore deserved a new name... His first name.

What Columbus did was open up regular travel between the Americas and Europe, and that travel has been going to this day.

He opened up genocide to native Americans

[Minister of Truth]

He opened up genocide to native Americans

They should have taken their smallpox vaccines.

[Mason Michaels]

They should have taken their smallpox vaccines.

The Ugly American

[Minister of Truth]

The Ugly American

Anyone who whines about genocide, but refuses to get the fuck out of this hemisphere, has no historical peers when it comes to massive fucking hypocrisy.

[Mason Michaels]

Anyone who whines about genocide, but refuses to get the fuck out of this hemisphere, has no historical peers when it comes to massive fucking hypocrisy.

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Holy Toledo I was here first