The Lok Map is evidence that thousands of Norse Catholics walked and several hundred boats were crew- rowed to Norumbega (a.k.a. Norway) before Columbus sailed!
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LOK MAP, 1582
This map shows the date, 1497, when John Cabuchi (Cabot) was in Norumbega.
The Lok map is VERY IMPORTANT.
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But those "schlors," who created Wikipedia wrote "“The page "LOK MAP" does not exist.”
Likewise, the greatest search engine, Google, finds only one listing, mine, for "LOK MAP" The other Google listings are for places in India or names in games. . The evidence implies that professors, incluging you, and history publishers have suppressed "LOK MAP"by omitting the words from the curriculum and publication. . Schlors with the NEW WORLD MYTH in their heads do not believe a map with details earlier than 1492 exists. Thus the LOK map has not been taught or widely published. You, an educator, probably never saw the map. But if you OMIT it today, after you are aware of it's existence, you will continue the suppression by omission that was begun four centuries ago. . Ivor Noel Hume wrote on page 237 of The Virginia Adventure that (in 1609), "... plans were going forward ... under the command of Thomas West, Lord De La Warr III." Lord De La Warr's men may have left his name on one of our states, but he suppressed many details, like the three hundred men in armor. The LOK MAP was only 27 years old by then, but De La Warr's agents may have purchased the map as well as a promise to keep it from being printed. . The LOK map is suppressed! It has been for four centuries. . If you do NOTHING you will be the latest suppressor. . If you do something proactive, as I am doing, the omission will may be overcome.
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Clearly, the map did exist at one time. Look at the "LOK Map" link at the top of this post. The link takes you to the original map. The map did, and still does, exist!. The "Norumbega Island" matches nodern New England's terrain, with the Connecticut River shown as connecting to the modern St. Lawrence River. . The "Montre Johannis" refers to the Norwegian navigator, who rowed into the area in 1476 to convince the Portuguese observers, including Columbus, that there was no way through to the western sea. On the full map the word "Nauis" is shown on the list of explorers . The map is evidence that the English KNEW that the Norse had been to America before them. They also knew WHERE Johannis the Norse Navigator explored. The Norse, English, and the Portuguese KNEW there was no way to take a crew-rowed boat to the western sea through North or Central America. . Sailors of all three nations, including Columbus, may have had the map used by Johannis which was prepared by Norwegian Captains Pinning & Pothorst in 1471-73 when they surveyed America's Eastern coast from Newfoundland to the Gulf of Mexico. . The name of Joan Vas Corte-Real is shown north of the St. Lawrence river. He rode with Pinning & Pothorst in AD 1471-73. . For sure, the English DID have the Lok map with the evidence of the Norse explorations and the region labeled Norumbega (Norway). Yet the English wrote history as though Columbus was the first explorer to get close to North America. The English also apparently suppressed the LOK MAP by omitting it from history books. . WHY? . Hypothesis: In the beginning the prize that the explorer's were seeking would have been a waterway to the Orient. They may have thought that the unknown terrain in the way was inhabited by barbarians. . Barbarians were not Christians. The Pope wrote in his Doctrine of Discovery that "barbarians" could be killed or removed from newly discovered land. . Except there were those Norse Catholics living in Norumbega. No one in Europe seemed to have known how the Norse Catholics got there. . So, in AD 1610, the Virginia company, sold the colony to Lord De La Warr III. . . Lord De La Warr hired 300 men. He paid for 300 suits of heavy armor. He bought 300 new flintlock rifles, which were deadly at ranges beyond the arrows from longbows. But you may not have learned those suppressed details also. . . You, an educator, probably never learned about those 300 armored men with the latest flintlock rifles. So you may have omitted teaching your students about them and the LOK MAP. . . Because you omitted that knowledge, you, too, have suppressed the LOK MAP by omitting the knowledge from your students. . The early American history that you teach is profoundly distorted because the vital knowledge that Norse were in Amerida shown by the LOK MAP was suppressed by omission. . Now that you know the LOK MAP existed in the 16th century, you may become one of the suppressors! . .You can refute, modify, share, or forword the LOK MAP knowldge. But we must do something to pass along knowledge of the LOK MAP. . Please join me in making the LOK MAP known. If you do not, I will have to ist your name with the suppressors. . Please become an Advocate to restore the suppressed evidence from AD 1610. . . |
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