Introduction
In 1492 the Spanish criminal Christopher Columbus, posing as an Italian immigrant, headed west in search of a more efficient route to India. Schools teach us that Columbus introduced the idea of a “round Earth” to Europeans in the late 1400’s. In reality it was already accepted in Europe by most of the population. This same awareness of the Earth being a sphere, and not a horizontal plane floating in the middle of nowhere, came to the Mayans and other indigenous “American” groups between 3,000 and 4,500 years prior to Europeans.

His Beginnings
Although it is possible that Christopher Columbus was an underprivileged Italian immigrant, it is even more likely that he hid his identity to escape his past as a Catalonian nobleman. (Charles Merrill) Catalonia, a distinct region of Spain, had engaged in a civil war with King Fernando. Queen Isabel later made it clear that she wanted the Catalonians punished to prevent them from uprising. If Columbus was of Catalonian descent, he had good reason to hide his identity.

The image above was written by Christopher Columbus in Castillian Spanish. In fact, all of the letters he wrote were in Castillian Spanish, even those he sent to his brother and the Bank of Genoa in Italy. According to Merrill, the style in which the letters are formed is consistent with Catalonian lettering. And based on the manner in which the words are fashioned it can be deduced that Columbus began to write at an early age, which discredits the theory that he was an uneducated peasant. (Discovery Channel)
Christopher Columbus most likely belonged to a Catalonian noble family who went by the name of Colom. The Colom family members were of noble birth, educated and many were mariners. For more information on the topic visit http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/columbus/evidence/explore.html.

The Discovery
Arawak “Indians” discovered Christopher Columbus on their ancestral homeland in 1492. They were intrigued by these light-skinned men who had come in on “floating islands,” for the Arawak were a simple and peaceful tribe that was never conquered by the highly civilized indigenous societies that resided on the mainland. They offered the Spaniards gifts and allowed them shelter on their land. But the greed of the Spanish invaders would not allow them to begin a relationship without substantial profit involved.

Greed
The gifts of gold and other previous metals and stones offered by the Arawak were not enough to quench their thirst for wealth.  The Spanish soon used their weapons to subdue the Arawak people, forcing them into slavery. What commenced was the biggest case of genocide in the history of mankind, the American Holocaust.

The Cover-up
You will most likely never learn about the American Holocaust in schools or hear about it on television or in the news, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. When all was said and done, over 50 million indigenous people, over 95% of the population of Ixachilan (Western Hemisphere), were dead. Approximately 1 out of every 3 Indians who came in contact with smallpox died. The rest were murdered or worked to death by Spanish invaders, and most notably by the Adolph Hitler of the American Holocaust, Christopher Columbus.

Conclusion
The atrocities of this poor excuse for a human being are well-documented in his own writings and in the works of those who surrounded him. The most evident proof of this massacre of the Arawak Indians is the millions of dead bodies that piled on the land after just a few years. Christopher Columbus will go down in OUR history as the initiator of the American Holocaust that left over 95% of Indians dead. Do not celebrate Columbus Day! Do not celebrate the American Holocaust!

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