Based on the phenomenal book called "FORBIDDEN ARCHEOLOGY" by Michael Cremo and Richard L. Thompson, an article dated June 5th, 1852 of the “SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN” A Metallic Vase from Pre-Cambrian Rock, writes of a "report about blasting carried out at Meeting Hill Rock in Dorchester, Massachusetts. The blast disgorged tons of rock described by the U.S. Geological Survey as pudding stone over 600 million years old. A bell-shaped metallic vessel was blown out of the rock that was about 4 inches high and was covered with exquisite carving, indicating the presence of artistic metal workers over 600 million years ago.”
If we have read the above quote correctly, then we would have to conclude that people have been in what is now called North America over 600 million years. Yes, that is with a 'm'. I know it is hard to believe, however, it is the modern day consensus among those who rebel (historians and archaeologists etc...) against the status quo... repeating the Charles Darwin non-sense theory of hominid apes evolved into humans is ridiculous if the above is true?
"INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" - Draft approved by the IACHR at the 1278 session held on September 18, 1995
SECTION ONE: 'INDIGENOUS PEOPLES‘ - Art. 1. Definition.
1. In this Declaration indigenous peoples are those who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
The first definition for "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" writes of those "indigenous peoples" who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
"INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" - Draft approved by the IACHR at the 1278 session held on September 18, 1995
SECTION ONE: 'INDIGENOUS PEOPLES‘ - Art. 1. Definition.
1. In this Declaration indigenous peoples are those who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
The first definition for "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" writes of those "indigenous peoples" who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
According to Empress Verdiacee Tiari Tunica (Turner) Washitaw (Washington) Goston El-Bey, “The Washitaw are the original inhabitants of what is now named the North, Central and South Americas. Therefore, the Washitaw are NOT Indians! We do NOT accept the names, African-American, Colored or Indian. “We the people” of North America are predominantly Washitaw, the Ancient Mound builders (up to 85%). We were here thousands of years before the amalgamated so-called Indian.” The Washitaw Empire has many descendants, for example, the 12 Shushuni [Shoshone, Shawnee] Nations (1. Cherokee 2. Creek 3. Chickasaw 4. Choctaw 5. Seminole [called the so-called “Five Civilized Tribes”] 6. Blackfoot (Tar heel) 7. Arikara 8. Sioux 9. Kiowa 10. Mohawk 11. Cheyenne 12. Mandan), the Yamassee, Arawak, Lumbee, Montauk, Nanticoke Moors (Lenni Le’Nape, Ben Ishmael, Delaware Moors), Melungeon, Mohigan (Mohegan), Comanche, Nez Perce, Natchez, Pawnee (Paniwassaha), Washo, Tuscarora (Tuscaloosa), Catawba, Micmac, Osage, Gingaskin, Mattaponi (Mattapan), Powhattan (Powhatten), Wampanoag (Wapanoag), and many more tribal nations.
"INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" - Draft approved by the IACHR at the 1278 session held on September 18, 1995
SECTION ONE: 'INDIGENOUS PEOPLES‘ - Art. 1. Definition.
1. In this Declaration indigenous peoples are those who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
(Alternative I) [, as well as peoples brought involuntarily to the New World who freed themselves and re-established the cultures from which they have been torn].
(Alternative 2) [, as well as tribal peoples whose social, cultural and economic conditions distinguish them from other sections of the national community and whose status is regulated wholly or partially by their own customs or traditions or by special laws or regulations.
2. Self identification as indigenous or tribal shall be regarded as a fundamental criterion for determining the groups to which the provisions of this Declaration apply.
Notice, the United Nations through the "INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" defines "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" as (Alternative I) [, as well as peoples brought involuntarily to the New World who freed themselves and re-established the cultures from which they have been torn]. This declaration defines "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" as even those that came from Africa to the Americas (North America, North Amexem, North Gate of Al Moroc [Morocco]).
SECTION ONE: 'INDIGENOUS PEOPLES‘ - Art. 1. Definition.
1. In this Declaration indigenous peoples are those who embody historical continuity with societies, which existed prior to the conquest and settlement of their territories by Europeans.
(Alternative I) [, as well as peoples brought involuntarily to the New World who freed themselves and re-established the cultures from which they have been torn].
(Alternative 2) [, as well as tribal peoples whose social, cultural and economic conditions distinguish them from other sections of the national community and whose status is regulated wholly or partially by their own customs or traditions or by special laws or regulations.
2. Self identification as indigenous or tribal shall be regarded as a fundamental criterion for determining the groups to which the provisions of this Declaration apply.
Notice, the United Nations through the "INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" defines "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" as (Alternative I) [, as well as peoples brought involuntarily to the New World who freed themselves and re-established the cultures from which they have been torn]. This declaration defines "INDIGENOUS PEOPLES" as even those that came from Africa to the Americas (North America, North Amexem, North Gate of Al Moroc [Morocco]).
"THEY CAME BEFORE COLUMBUS: THE AFRICAN PRESENCE IN ANCIENT AMERICA" by Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, reveals a compelling, dramatic, and superbly detailed documentation of the presence and legacy of Africans in ancient America." An African emperor who ruled Mali ("Where the King Lives") in the 14th century journeyed to America nearly 200 years before Christopher Columbus, according to African griots. Mansa Abubakari II, the 'Voyager King' once ruled what was the richest and largest Empire on Earth - covering nearly all of West Africa… Larger than the Holy Roman Empire.
While traveling to Makkah (Mecca) on the famous Hajj in 1324, Mansa Musa, his brother, informed the scholars of the Mamluk Bahri Sultan court (an-Nasir-eddin Muhammad III, 1309 – 1340) in Cairo that his brother, Sultan Abu Bakari II or Mansa Abubakari Keita II (1285 – 1312) had undertaken two expeditions into the Atlantic ocean.
According to a Malian scholar, Gaoussou Diawara in his book, 'THE SAGA OF ABUBAKARI II"... "Virtually all that is known of Abu Bakr II is from the account of Chihab al-Umari. Al-Umari visited Cairo after Mansa Musa stopped there during his historic hajj to Mecca, and recorded a conversation between Musa and his host, Abu'l Hasan Ali ibn Amir Habib. According to Musa, Abu Bakr became convinced that he could find the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, and outfitted an expedition of 200 ships to find it (also within Mali's oral tradition there were hundreds of Malians left thousands of years ago and across the Atlantis ocean... The Xi people later called the Olmecs [Olmecans - "Rubber People"]. Dr. Clyde Ahmad Winters explains even further by stating, "In summary the Native American traditions make it clear that they were not the first people to inhabit the area associated with Olmec archaeology." Dr. Ivan van Sertima and Dr. Clyde Ahmad Winters have identified the Olmecs with the Mandé people (Malians) of West Africa. "The settlers of these area were probably Manding people from West/ Northwest Africa. These Manding speaking people came to Mexico in twelve waves of immigrants around 1200 B.C." That was more that 3,000 years ago. Early, formative Olmec artifacts are said to go back to 1500 BC, and probably earlier. Some European scholars, such as David Hatcher Childress, author of "THE MYSTERY OF THE OLMECS" and Zecharia Sitchin, author of "THE LOST REALMS: BOOK IV OF THE EARTH CHRONICLES" dates the Olmecs in the Americas to at least 3114 B.C.E. This estimate is based on the Olmec Calendar (misnomer Mayan Calendar) and is over 5,000 years old. This is why the Olmecans (Olmecs, Xi people) are called the "Mothers/Fathers of Western Civilization!"
Anciently, who were the Xi people (Olmecans)? The Olmecans (Xi people) were the Mandinkas, who originally came from Ta Meri (Khemet, Egypt). They were of Cushite (Kushite) origin. The Mandinkas and the Dogons were one tribe prior to their split. The Mandinka tribe came from Ta Meri (Khemet, Egypt) with the Dogon tribe around 6,000 B.C.E. Consequently, another portion of the Mandinkas stayed in East Africa near what is now called Egypt. They were known as the 'Dinka' people. They inhabited what is now called the Bahr el Ghazal region of the Nile basin, Jonglei and parts of southern Kordufan and Upper Nile regions [known today as Sudan]).The Olmec people and Meroitic people (Ta Meru, Kamau, Egyptians) are identical.
Picture taken from "SEX AND RACE Vol I" by J.A. Rogers
Nevertheless, it is told that only one of Mansa Abubakari II's 200 ships returned; the captain related that the expedition had come to a "river with a powerful current" in the ocean. The current took most of the fleet away, after which the captain turned back." According to Musa, Abu Bakr was undeterred and launched an even larger expedition with himself as the head, departing with this time 2,000 vessels for his men and a like number for supplies. The Emperor gave up all power and gold to pursue knowledge and discovery. When the sultan did not return to Timbuktu from the second voyage of 1311, Mansa Musa became sultan of the Empire. Malians are gathering evidence that in 1312 Abubakari II landed on the coast of Brazil in the place known today as Recife. "Its other name is Purnanbuco, which we believe is an aberration of the Mande name for the rich gold fields that accounted for much of the wealth of the Mali Empire, Boure Bambouk." Anthropologists have proven that the Mandinka, Malians under Mansa Abu Bakari’s instructions explored many parts of North America, as well, via the Mississippi and other rivers systems. At Four Corners, Arizona, writings show that they even brought elephants from Africa to the area.
“ANCIENT AMERICAN MAGAZINE” (Issue 17) reported: "Evidence for black-skinned natives in the Americas long before the arrival of Columbus is abundant. From the distinctly Negroid features of colossal Olmec sculpted heads and a pre-Aztec obsidian bowl being upheld by a figure with unmistakably black characteristics, to the bones of Negroid persons excavated from a 2,000 year-old mound in northern Wisconsin, a wealth of material exists to establish the certainty of non-White, non-Indian population ..."
According to the book, SUSA ECONOMICS; THE HISTORY OF PAN-AFRICAN TRADE, COMMERCE, MONEY AND WEALTH; THESE BLACKS FOUND IN THE AMERICAS by 1st Books Library, states, The Mound Builders: They were dark-skinned woolly-haired Blacks who were indigenous (native) to North America and kin to the Olmecs of South America. The Olmecs and Washitaw, Black Californians, Yamassee, Califunami and other pre-Columbian Blacks of the Americas were part of a prehistoric trade network that began in Africa and spread worldwide over 100,000 years ago and at various periods afterwards.
Also, note those called the said "Indians" or said "Red Man" are mentioned in the "INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" (Alternative 2) [, as well as tribal peoples whose social, cultural and economic conditions distinguish them from other sections of the national community and whose status is regulated wholly or partially by their own customs or traditions or by special laws or regulations.
According to the book, SUSA ECONOMICS; THE HISTORY OF PAN-AFRICAN TRADE, COMMERCE, MONEY AND WEALTH; THESE BLACKS FOUND IN THE AMERICAS by 1st Books Library, states, The Mound Builders: They were dark-skinned woolly-haired Blacks who were indigenous (native) to North America and kin to the Olmecs of South America. The Olmecs and Washitaw, Black Californians, Yamassee, Califunami and other pre-Columbian Blacks of the Americas were part of a prehistoric trade network that began in Africa and spread worldwide over 100,000 years ago and at various periods afterwards.
Also, note those called the said "Indians" or said "Red Man" are mentioned in the "INTER-AMERICAN DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE" (Alternative 2) [, as well as tribal peoples whose social, cultural and economic conditions distinguish them from other sections of the national community and whose status is regulated wholly or partially by their own customs or traditions or by special laws or regulations.