Anonymous 10/19/2023 (Thu) 06:28 Id: 0198b3 No.91306 del
>>91301
I'm going to begin by saying that we (those who read the documentation of the time) know it was jews who started and committed many of the crimes in America. What follows is merely nitpicking on Hispanic history (I am an hispanist, aka someone who specializes in that field):

>Cristobal Colon "founded" America after the native Americans and Leif Erikson the vikingr did centuries before that.
In Western Civilization, discovery ("inventio") means not just finding something, but knowing it is new AND carries the process of letting others know about it. Other people (like the Chinese and Leif Erikson) failed in recognizing America as a new land AND disclosing it to others.
Sources from Spaniards:
1) https://youtube.com/watch?v=PPxIizj1uLQ [Embed]
2) https://youtube.com/watch?v=aC4kM2CexDk [Embed]
3) https://youtube.com/watch?v=IEQBRrx8wRY [Embed]

The founding of America was a LEGAL process that started in 1493 with Inter Caetera and continued with other legal documents such as the Last Will of Queen Isabel and the Translatio Imperii of the Inca. In fact, one of the titles of the King of Spain is Inca (even his wiki has it).

In Spain we have the Archive of Indies, which addressed the stories about Colon "being jewish", "looking for spices", or that he was "running away"... they are just stories that NO DOCUMENT backs up. Colon was an Hispanic man, who served the Hispanic Monarchy, and was tasked to discover new people and routes in order to pincer attack the Muslims. Authors like Gustavo Bueno and Elvira Roca Barrea have written and spoken about this.

>Caucasians are blamed by Native Americans as "the evil white man took our land"
Non-Hispanics did that. Native Americans were Spaniards in the Hispanic Empire, and they had MORE rights than Europeans. In fact, ALL Native Americans could write to the Hispanic Monarch, such as Enriquillo: A cacique turned terrorist for money, then turned to loyal subject again.

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