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Q: What was the characteristics of the Indigenous American Man?
A:
“There are certain qualities of his mind which shine forth in all the
luster of natural perception - his simple integrity, his generosity,
his unbounded hospitality, his love of truth, and above all, his
unshaken fidelity - a sentiment inborn, and standing out so
conspicuously in his character, that it has not untruthfully become its
characteristic.”
(The Savage of America - quote from Lewis Morgan: The League of the Iroquois, 1851)
Q: What was the character of the indigenous Black American woman?
A:
“In this case, their wives merit their esteem and most gentile
treatment, they being industrious, frugal, careful, loving, and
affectionate.” Always beaming with sunshine- whose sympathetic smiles
chased fatigue away and changed the night of melancholy into day. They
were truly beautiful and best of all, unconsciously so. (Chickasaw
Nation; Mason 1922)
Women
owned the property, transacted business, and carried on their own
affairs freely. A woman’s ability to give birth stood not as her
exclusive form of “fulfillment” but, as a symbol for her other forms of
creativity; and her children were heirs to the female line of descent.
There were no illegitimate children.
Q:
What about the Moral character of “OUR” Anasazi or Indigenous
Black American Ancestors?
A:
In 1775 – Bar tram states, in Chickasaw Nation, pp 487-488: “If we
consider them with respect to their private character or in a moral
view, they must, I think, claim our approbation if we divest ourselves
of prejudice and think freely. As moral men and women they certainly
stand in no need of European civilization.” “They are just honest,
liberal, and hospitable to strangers; considerate, loving, affectionate
to their wives and relations; fond of their children; industrious,
frugal, temperate, and persevering; charitable and forbearing. I have
been weeks and months amongst them and in their towns, and never saw an
instance of an Indian beating his wife, or even reproving her in anger.
In this case, they stand as examples of reproof to the most
civilized nations, as not being defective in justice, gratitude, and
good understanding; for indeed their wives merit their esteem and the
most gentle treatment, they being industrious, frugal, careful, loving,
and affectionate.”
(Chickasaw Nation: Mason, 1922)
Q: What kind of religion did “OUR” Ancestors have?
A:
The Indians (the “Ancient Ones”), by no means, were ever idol
worshipers. They only worshiped the Great Spirit: the giver and taker
away of the breath of life; with the most profound and respectful
homage. (Chickasaw Nation: Mason). Our ancestors recognized that
we all connected in Spirit to this planet. We depend upon it for our
support, and we are responsible to nature for our gift of life.
Q: Did we have written language?
A:
Yes our written language was through pictures that represent properties
of natural Law. Our ancestors always understood the wholeness of
message. Our written language consisted of pictorial messages.
Q: Did we have Libraries?
A:
Yes, Our Ancestors had hundreds of libraries. The libraries
were located in our Mounds. The Mounds kept the heritage,
history, and genealogies (bloodline) information about the origins of
that peculiar clan of people. The Library also contained the “
Secret Teachings”. These sacred text explained the complete systems
that maintain the planet Earth, its relation to the universe, and the
human history upon it. Example: After the raping of one of our Ancestor
libraries, Napoleon was able to find what is now called Ancient Egypt.
When in fact until the 1700’s North Africa was still an unheard of
place to the European man.
Q: What was our main technology?
A:
Agriculture, Botany, Environmental Development, and control over the
natural elements; (example: the Rain Dance).
“OUR”
Anasazi / Black American ANCESTORS understood every living plant and
animal that lives on the land and how to work with them in harmony for
many purposes.
Q: What foods did we cultivate?
A:
Tomatoes, all forms of beans, cabbage, corn, tobacco, sugar, maple
syrup, chocolate, coffee, squash, cucumbers, all potatoes (white or
sweet), bananas, oats, rice, berries, peanuts, pineapple, avocados,
lima, kidney, egg plant, kale, collard greens, turnips, onions,
peppers, strawberries, cashew nuts, all herbs, and hundreds of other
foods; plants unknown in Europe before the discovery of North America.
90% of all the world commodities of the European financial economy and
foods produced in the United States today are the stolen planetary
products cultivated and produced from the Anasazi female civilization
the ancestral grandmother of the Black American people today... (the
slaves of the United States).
Q:
What was the diet of the Anasazi/ Black American civilization of Mound
Builders?
A: Fish, deer, elk, turkey, some game, but mainly vegetables.
Q: What kind of clothes did we wear?
A:
When the European arrived, the Anasazi /indigenous Amerindian People
had already cultivated cotton and 200 other fibers into cloth.
Denim (blue jeans) is an indigenous fabric. Deerskin was used to
make shoes, coats, and furniture. Gourds made bowls and clay pots were
made, also.
Q:
What were the indigenous Black American Mound Builders’ favorite
activities?
A:
The SAME ONES WE HAVE TODAY! -PLAYING BALL: Games: BASEBALL,
BASKETBALL, and SOCCER are OUR ANCESTRAL sports –
they are not from the Europeans. Dancing, singing and music was the
Anasazi/ Black American people form of prayer.
Dancing, singing and music were so highly cultivated that our Ancestors
would dance for all occasions or reasons. Pastime activities also
included gambling, numbers, the arts, trade and shopping.
Today,
singing, music and dancing are still an important part of our culture,
as well as creating art, gambling, lotto and shopping.
The
Anasazi /Black American people had the most extensive enterprise trade
network in the World. - (Just like today: our people still
engage in their heritage; the only difference is, we no longer produce
what it takes for our growth and generational survival through
enterprise).
Q: Did today’s Black American Mound Builders ANCESTORS have big families?
A:
Yes, the average woman had from 10 to 21 healthy living children.
Children were revered as gifts from the Great Spirit.
Children
represented the continuation of the ancestral bloodline into the future
- Life everlasting!!! Children were cherished, loved, and
protected. Never abused considered illegitimate, property, or abandoned.
Q: How big was the average family?
A:
The Average Ancestral Black American family was an extended family
network - meaning the core group would include the elders, the adults,
the young adults, and the many children. Since the average woman
produced 15-20 healthy living children, there were always more children
than anyone else. The average family could have been as large as 200
people. This would explain why whites called them tribes.
Europeans,
upon discovery, had never seen so many young people in their lives. A
European woman on average is lucky to produce five children.
Q: What kind of Education did the children receive?
A:
All children could swim across the river alone by the time they were 5
years old. Children were completely disciplined in behavior,
respect for culture, and boundaries by the time they were 5 years old.
All children could completely sustain themselves without support from
family by the time they were 12 years old. What this meant was that
they were able to build a home and cultivate their own food and game,
as well as complete training for an enterprise in the arts. Black
American ancestors were the originators of the Boy and Girl Scouts ..
Q: Did we live in tepees?
A:
No. We lived in round-earthen well-established log homes with
palisades. Many homes had hot water and saunas. These homes
conformed to the natural elements in nature. Our towns and cities were
connected by interlocking trade routes. For example: Interstate I-75
was a major route of “OUR” Indigenous (Black) American ANCESTORS used
to travel form the northern cities to the southern cities..
Most
of today’s travel routes in the United States are the trail, roads, and
commerce routes for trade developed over thousands of years by the
people from the Anasazi Nations or Black American Mound Builders
‘ancestral grandmothers civilization.
Q:
How long was the life span of Black Americans Indigenous ANCESTORS
called the Anasazi?
A:
100 to 150 years. Many Black Americans today have relatives that live
well into there 90's and over 100 years.
Q: Did our ancestors Develop their own medicine?
A:
Our ancestors knew every plant, and when and where it best grows. She
knows every track of bird, insect, reptile, and animal. They knew
all signs of weather,
Example
from Chickasaw Nation pg 204 “ The Indian were thoroughly conversant,
it would seem with about) every herb, bush, and tree in the wilderness
within which they lived. Many of these were used for medicinal purposes
and with astonishing effect according to the persons who lived amongst
them. For instance ,Adair says that, although there were many
snakes and many of them poisonous, such as the rattle snake, the
Indians had no fear of them, because they compounded herbs which
rendered the poison entirely innocuous. He says that when bitten
by a venomous snake, the Indian would commence chewing certain
herbs with which he was provided and swallowing the same, and although
he passed through paroxysms and rigors of pain, that without an
exception the poison failed to take effect, and the Indian was soon
well. Likewise they had remedies for nearly every complaint which were
very efficacious - Adair comments.
Q: Did we have the diseases we have today?
A:
No. There was no form of disease until the European invasion in
America. Many Black American people can still remember never being sick
with colds or disease.
Q: What diseases did the European Invaders bring?
A:
Cold, flu, measles, tuberculosis, smallpox, chicken pox, used as
germ warfare. All sexual transmitted venereal disease, lice, just to
name a few. Some disease came with the importation of their animals.
Q: What animals are NOT indigenous to this land?
A:
Sheep, cows. goats, horses, pigs, chickens, wasps and dogs. Our dog is
the fox and coyote
Q: What foods did the Europeans bring?
A: Milk, cheeses, bread, wine, whiskey, and sauces.
Q: What happened to our civilization economy and powerful trade networks.?
A:
All European countries including the Christian church sanctioned the
sending of thousands of trading expeditions to our shores to steal the
riches, control and enslave the people, rape the resources and destroy
our Ancestral matriarchal civilization. take their liberty and give
them death,( represented by the Statue of Liberty) discover an steal
the riches including people. This was done thru trading, raiding and
burning our government centers, blocking our routes for commerce and
interchange, destroying thru burning our commodities production,
this is just a few ways that was implemented to stop and control our
commerce and interchange between each other. The Anasazi people could
no longer travel freely on their extensive interlocking water and land
routes with out fear of persecution, kidnapping or death. from this new
invading predator on their land- called the White man… The Black
American people had to change and confine themselves into isolated /
independent communities or settlements instead of maintaining their
ancestral interdependent communities in order to survive.
From this fragmentation the Black American peoples control over their
vast economy and tremendous commodities production was slowly being
dismantled. As a result the European invaders was slowly learning and
taking control over the tremendous agricultural commodities, and
planetary technology including the vast infrastructure
develop over centuries by this advanced race of Black American people.
Using this as a foundation the Europeans then developed a country who’s
main objective of their economy is to control and capitalize on the
stolen ancestral technology from the Anasazi women/Black American
peoples fertile crescent.
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