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Human Rights vs. Civil Rights Part 2 |
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The Anasazi race inhabited
the vast land
of Forest
( trees) comprising
most of the North American continent for thousands of years. Millions of Anasazi people inhabited the complete
Eastern to Western Woodlands or Temperate Rain Forest of North America .
The physical racial characteristics
identifying all
the original heritage race of Anasazi people belonging to America
is: brown skin (consisting of light to dark shades mixed with red and yellow
pigmentation) with bushy (nappy) to wavy hair, racially referred to as Negro
people. The Anasazi race of people were ethnically
identified as American Indians by the European Explorers who discovered their
tremendous well developed Civilization and cultural society.
The Anasazi culture was
based on an allegiance to planetary resource development as the purpose for
human life. The Anasazi people maintained a conscious resolve to sustain the
life of the Eco-bio sphere (consisting of the animals, plants, trees and all
other systems that supported the land) as their collective inheritance and
their collectives fundamental responsibility to
nurture and protect all life that belonged to America
as the way to sustain the viability of the race. The land called America is the gift from God to the Anasazi
people. The Anasazi heritage from women developed the culture
and the culture was governed by WOMEN. The allegiance from Anasazi women to
nurture life supported the full experience of the emotional expression from
nurturing life as joy, called LOVE. Nurturing is the absolute expression for
Love.
The planetary expression of life as
love afforded the culture to develop into a highly advanced society.
(Example: The Anasazi people lived as a democracy for 3000 years and
introduced the concept to the European colonizers.) The Anasazi society
developed into a tremendous agri-cultural civilization called the Mound
Builders, consisting of over 600 states under the Cherokee Nation ,
which included Apache, Chickasaw, Yamasse, Choctaws and others;
creating agri-technology, as industry for trade allowed the land to be
abundantly filled with life, and enormous quantities of natural
resources within the land called America. (Example: From the northeast
to the southeast section of United States there were over 4 billion
chestnut trees. Today they are almost extinct.)
The Europeans purpose for
seeking new people and land was to continue the growth of a trade system based
on the exploitation and consumption of the natural resources from the Eco-bio-spheres
contained on the lands belonging to different races of people. The natural
resources are used to develop material products for exchange in trade ,termed- Capitalism.
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