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The Intentional Unleashing of Smallpox by European Squatters |
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Written by Xiuhcoatl
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Dec 15, 2005 at 04:54 AM |
The racist European learning institutions in the modern-day United
States purposely omit known facts that may incriminate them or their
ancestors. The use of smallpox as a biological weapon of mass
destruction against the Native Americans is just one of many cover-ups
that the AmeriKKKan system does not want you to know about.
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The Intentional Unleashing of Smallpox by European Squatters
Written by Xiuhcoatl of Aztlan Rising
Smallpox probably originated in Africa or India, and later spread to
other parts of the “Old World.” Europeans were exposed to the disease
around the 5th century A.D. Unlike Ixachilan, which was considered a
virtually disease-free environment, Europe was teeming with vicious
diseases prior to the European invasion of Anahuac. .
During Cortes’ “conquest” of Mexico the Spanish invaders witnessed
first-hand the devastating effect that smallpox had on the Mexica. The
majority of those who came into contact with the disease either died or
became direly ill. This disease had the same effect on Central and
South American natives. The unleashing of smallpox on the
Meso-Americans and South Americans was said to be unintentional, but
its effectiveness in war against the indigenous people was exposed for
others to mimic. Lacking in ethics, respect, and humanity, these
European squatters willfully spread the disease by deliberately
inoculating Native Americans and committing some of the worst crimes
against humanity in the history of the world.
In the year 1738, James Dair wrote, "the Cherake (Cherokee) received a
most depopulating shock by the small pox, which reduced them almost
one-half, in about a year's time: it was conveyed into Charles-town by
the Guinea-men, and soon after among them, by the infected goods."
Following this epidemic the Cherokee halted trading with the Carolinas
and the epidemic slowed. When trading resumed, a subsequent outbreak
annihilated another half of the remaining Cherokee. It is now brutally
obvious that Europeans purposely infected the goods they traded with
Native Americans in order to expose them to the vicious smallpox
disease.
In Tribes of the Columbia River region of the Pacific Northwest, James Mooney wrote:
"In 1847 the small pox, before unknown among them, carried off a large
part of the tribe. The Cayuse, believing that the missionaries were the
cause of it, attacked the mission on November 29, 1847, killed Dr.
Whitman [a Presbyterian missionary] and thirteen others, and destroyed
the mission. As a matter of fact, there seems little question that the
infection was brought into the country in supplies intended for the use
of the mission or of emigrants temporarily stopping there."
In "The Conspiracy of Pontiac" (Volume 2, pages 39-40), Parkman
discusses the use of smallpox by Lord Amherst as a weapon of mass
destruction against Native Americans. Amherst, in a letter to Colonel
Henry Bouquet, wrote, "Could it not be contrived to send the Small Pox
among those disaffected tribes of Indians? We must on this occasion use
every stratagem in our power to reduce them". Amherst also suggests
using the “Spanish method,” which involves the employment of hunting
dogs to prey on Indians. Colonel Henry Bouquet responds with the idea
of using infected blankets to “inoculate the Indians,” but does not
feel that the use of hunting dogs would be efficient because they do
not have enough dogs to complete such a task. Amherst agrees and
responds to Bouquet, reassuring him that he will “try every other
method that can serve to extirpate this execrable race.”
In the Atlas of the North American Indian, Carl Waldman also refers to
the Pontiac papers and the atrocities of Amherst. According to Waldman:
“...Captain Simeon Ecuyer had bought time by sending smallpox-infected
blankets and handkerchiefs to the Indians surrounding the fort (Pitt) –
an early example of biological warfare – which started an epidemic
among them. Amherst himself had encouraged this tactic in a letter to
Ecuyer.”
This occurred in the summer of 1763. Smallpox thrived among the Ohio
Indians after the correspondence, and continued to kill throughout the
Western Hemisphere long after.
The evidence is now undeniable. It can be stated with utmost confidence
that European squatters utilized smallpox as a weapon of mass
destruction to exterminate the entire Native American race. Now that
you know the truth spread the information to anybody who will listen.
Sources: http://www.nativeweb.com/pages/legal/amherst/lord_jeff.html
(Please visit this site to see more excerpts from the letters between
Amherst and Bouquet. The true character of the European squatters is
exposed in these letters)
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Last Updated ( Dec 15, 2005 at 04:58 AM )
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