It is a forgotten fact that over 3/4th of the continent of North America was covered with forest It is written that a branch jumping squirrel could journey from Canada to Florida and west to Oklahoma and never touch the ground as well as beyond the plains, the Rocky Mountains system north to the Yukon and the Pacific Coast was a complete forest. Even the apparent, treeless grasslands and deserts between forests in America were hosts to a variety of trees representing indigenous/original adaptations to adverse climatic challenges. Canada was a complete forest. American Indians racially identified as Negro/black Americans originally developed their communities and cities nestled under the canopy of trees.

 What is a Forest? A forest is fully developed communities of tree’s which have existed over thousands of years. These communities spread over vast acres of land and as they spread, expand the surface of land mass. It is through the systems of trees that enable the land mass to grow. Think of it as the skin of the earth. Trees are the oldest living species on Earth. One tree can live as long as 5000 years.
 America at one time was the home of over 345 billion tress covering over 770 million acres of land, and contained over 1000 species.. To view a ancestral village  visit the Oconaluftee Indian Village  located in Cherokee N.C@ www.oconalufeevillage.com

What is a Tree? A tree represents a self containing energy system. A tree takes care of it’s own water transport, chemical processing, food production, energy conservation, air conditioning, reproduction and nutrient storage. To create life energy, it consumes carbon dioxide, a waste product from animal including human respiration, which other wise would accumulate to life threatening levels. The by product of every tree is great quantities of oxygen. The average tree consumes nearly 1 ½ pounds of carbon dioxide at the same times it releases 1pound of oxygen in the air. The internal systems of trees carry water hundreds of feet into the air which feed every leaf just as fast as a human heart. Tree’s protect and replenish the oxygen concentration needed to sustain the life systems of animals, plants and humans that live beneath them. The average tree takes 300 years to mature..  Tree’s absorb carbon dioxide and hydro carbons from the air and breaks them down using the energy from the sun to create concentrated oxygen and releases it into the air and water creating fresh water.. The concentration of oxygen produced by trees creates moisture. Moisture as humidity allows the attraction of hydrogen and other ingredients to connect creating a magnetic charge called energy. The energy generated is used to support the magnetic charge need to sustain all the life systems of the land All land masses has a different concentration of tree’s. America has the highest concentration of trees on the planet Earth. That is why America was called the Land that breathes Life.

No human or mankind manufacturing enterprise matches the efficiency, the varied capacity, the sheer concentrated power of a mature forest.
America represented the life force of the planet Earth.
Depending on the land mass a collective of people are connected to will determine how much concentrated oxygen they will be need to sustain the fertility and viability of the people and animals within the land.  In America the color of the skin ( red hue) determines how much concentrated moisture the person body will need to sustain their magnetic charge and renewable life energy. The darker the hue, the more concentrated moisture released from tree’s is needed to maintain their live vitality.

Since the discovery of America over 150 billion trees has been killed to sustain the first European commerce in America called Logging.
 

 Today all the massive ancestral forest have disappeared. As the forest disappeared so has our population life span, fertility and our immune systems to sustain our viability has decreased.  Upon discovery of America it is estimated that there was over 250 million Anasazi people-ethnically identified as American Indians racially termed Negro/black Americans living in North America forest. Today our complete population is down to 34 million people. Most of the people living today are over 60 years old. It is imperative that all American Indian descendants referred to as black Americans become aware of this tremendous treat to their lives and the viability of their race on this planet into the future. When the trees are gone so will we.
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The Forest of America has played pivotal roles in the development of the United States and Canada. Today the United States intends to destroy the Natural Tree systems creating the Forest in America and cultivate a scientifically genetically engineered and manage forest, for industry production and to control the energy production from the moisture on the land. It is up to All black Americans to pay attention and focus our voice towards the protection of our tree’s and call to the attention of the International Community to help stop our ethnic cleansing thru environmental genocide.