Re: Peralta stones decoded , Fruad uncoverd , Authentic date "1435"
Kas said:
Um, Columbus discovered the AmericaS, as in south of Florida. The islands in the Carribean.
It is known that the Vikings were in The Northern AmericaS, long before either of the two you are contesting.
Known in Canada, likely in Maine. So... your point would be that Columbus wasn't first, and neither was this other fellow you are touting.
And before the vikings the "Indians" thought to have traveled from as far as france in europe via the vast ice bridges.
Morden history tells us a lot about settlers in new lands and how they come to be.
apart from the fact a few hundred years ago there was no such thing as an "american" as we know them today, as most were european settlers, I must admit to having a little giggle at the anti brit brigade purely based on the fact that only a few generations ago those same people were no doubt "brits" or europeans.
lets take the example of the arowak indians, these peoples were the inhabitants of what we now call the west indies. Jamaica, barbados etc etc. these islands were taken and for the most part were used to grow sugar on vast plantations. later the african slaves were used to work those plantations, and later with the ending of slavery and the handing over of those islands, to those people a new peoples were born. we call them west indians. what is a west indian? well they are all descendants of black African slaves. there is no real such thing as a west indian in historical terms, but something intresting is that there is a general dislike of Africans by these people, this is because they were betrayed by their own people who had helped enslave them. of course this is all recent history and most locations around the world show this kind of native changing.
America had been inhabited for 1000s of years by "indians" before the settlement of the whiteman, and prior to that happening the spanish had been there.
The west indies is a great example as many of the islands there have adopted the language of the people who took the islands including english, dutch and french.
South africa is another good example, what is a south african? well chances are he is a dutch settler.Long gone are the colonial days of the British, but its evidence exists all over the world.
Austraila is nothing more than an old penal colony "a prison island" its original inhabitants Abouriginals, now mostly white english speaking decendants of convicts from a time gone by.
Britain itself has seen many changes in the peoples who inhabit its shores, romans, vikings, norse, celts, normans, saxons to name a few.
I think a better way of looking at it is that columbus rediscovered America, In much the same way as our own Real de Tayopa rediscovered Tayopa
