How Americans and Canadians killed Indians. Hitler was not standing by

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The Indians (the indigenous population of America) were exterminated almost completely by all sorts of prairie conquerors and other criminals, who are still considered national heroes by the United States and Canada. And it becomes very insulting for the courageous aborigines of North America, whose murder on a national basis is hushed up. Everyone knows about the Holocaust, the genocide of the Jews, but about the Indians … Somehow passed by the democratic community. This is precisely genocide. People were killed just because they were Indians! More than half a century after the discovery of America, the local population was not considered human at all. That is, they naturally took for animals. Based on the fact that the Indians are not mentioned in the Bible. This means that they do not seem to exist.

Hitler is a puppy by comparison with America's Conquerors: The American Indian Holocaust, also known as the Five Hundred Years War, killed 95 of the 114 million indigenous people in today's United States and Canada.

Hitler's concept of concentration camps owes much to his study of the English language and the history of the United States.

Photo of the North American Indians of the 19th century

He admired the Boer camps in South Africa and the Indians in the Wild West, and often in his inner circle praised the effectiveness of the destruction of the native population of America, the red savages who could not be captured and tamed - from hunger and in unequal battles.

The term Genocide comes from the Latin (genos - race, tribe, cide - murder) and literally means the destruction or extermination of an entire tribe or people. The Oxford English Dictionary defines genocide as “the deliberate and systematic extermination of ethnic or national groups,” and refers to the first use of the term by Raphael Lemkin regarding Nazi action in occupied Europe.

The United States government has refused to ratify the UN Genocide Convention. And no wonder. Many aspects of the genocide were carried out on the indigenous peoples of North America.

Photo of the North American Indians of the 19th century

The list of American genocide policies includes: mass extermination, biological warfare, forced eviction from their homes, incarceration, the introduction of values other than indigenous, forced surgical sterilization of local women, the ban on religious practices, etc.

Final decision

The "Final Solution" to the North American Indian problem became the model for the subsequent Jewish Holocaust and South African apartheid.

But why is the biggest holocaust hidden from the public? Is it because it went on for so long that it became a habit? It is significant that information about this Holocaust is deliberately excluded from the knowledge base and consciousness of the inhabitants of North America and the whole world.

Schoolchildren are still taught that large parts of North America are uninhabited. But before the arrival of Europeans, American Indian cities flourished here. Mexico City had more population than any city in Europe. The people were healthy and well fed. The first Europeans were amazed. Agricultural products cultivated by indigenous peoples have won international recognition.

The North American Indian Holocaust is worse than apartheid in South Africa and the genocide of the Jews during World War II. Where are the monuments? Where are memorial ceremonies held?

Unlike post-war Germany, North America refuses to recognize the destruction of the Indians as genocide. The North American authorities are reluctant to admit that this was and remains a systematic plan to exterminate most of the indigenous population.

The term "final solution" was not coined by the Nazis. It was the Indian Administrator, Duncan Campbell Scott, Canada, Adolph Eichmann, who in April 1910 cared so much about the "Indian problem":

“We recognize that Native American children are losing their natural resistance to disease in these cramped schools, and that they are dying at a much faster rate than in their villages. But this in itself is not a reason for a change in the policy of this department aimed at the final solution of our Indian problem."

The European colonization of America forever changed the life and culture of Native Americans. In the 15-19th centuries, their settlements were devastated, the peoples were exterminated or enslaved.

IN THE NAME OF THE LORD

Marlon Brando devotes several pages to the American Indian genocide in his autobiography:

“After their lands were taken from them, the survivors were herded onto the reservations, and the government sent missionaries to them, who tried to force the Indians to become Christians. After I became interested in American Indians, I found that many people do not even consider them to be human beings. And so it was from the very beginning.

Cotton Mather, lecturer at Harvard College, honorary doctorate from the University of Glasgow, Puritan minister, prolific writer and publicist known for researching the Salem witches, compared Indians to the children of Satan and believed it was God's will to kill pagan savages who stood in the way of Christianity.

In 1864, a colonel of the American army named John Shevinton, shooting another Indian village from howitzers, said that Indian children should not be spared, because a louse grows out of a nit. He told his officers: “I have come to kill Indians, and I believe that this is a right and an honorable duty. And it is necessary to use any means under God's heaven to kill the Indians."

The soldiers cut off the vulva of Indian women and pulled them on the bows of the saddles, and made pouches from the skin of the scrotum and breasts of Indian women, and then displayed these trophies along with the severed noses, ears and scalps of slain Indians at the Denver Opera House. Enlightened, cultured and devout civilizers, what else to say?

When the United States once again declares its desire to enlighten yet another people mired in savagery, lack of spirituality and totalitarianism, one should not forget that the United States itself thoroughly reeked of carrion, the means they use can hardly be called civilized, and they hardly have such goals that do not pursue their own profit.

By D. Stannard (Oxford Press, 1992) - "Over 100 Million Killed."

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Scalps were removed from the Indians, not the other way around

Civilized American Savages

Bestial grin of European colonization