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MASSASOIT WEARS THE CATHOLIC SYMBOL OF THE FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOST
IN HIS HAIR-DO.
THE HAIR-DO WAS FIRST RECORDED IN AMERICA 300 YEARS BEFORE THE ENGLISH ARRIVED.
The F-S-HG hair-do is seen in 91 of 144 stanzas of the LENAPE history.
. The pictograph above is the first time the F-S-HG is seen. The situation described by the pictograph could well be tthe situation in Greenland shortly after the first Bishops arrived. . For over 4 centuries the F-S-HG hair-do did not change in the pictographs of the LENAPE history. . The F-S-HG hair-do is seen in the two stanas just as the English arrived in America in 1585.
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The LENAPE history stopped in 1585, when the English Captain, Ralph Lane, put a bullet into the head of the LENAPE historian.
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But the Americans must have added the symbols on the pictographs to their own hair, either by waxed. curls or by three feathers.
.. The hair-do is visible in eight other drawings of colonial America. |
The original text of American history said, "Massasoit, sachem of the Wampanoag tribe and father of Metacomet, meets with settlers."
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Massasoit was a Catholic. You can tell by the three feathers of his hair-do.
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Catholics, who spoke Norse, called themselves LENAPE.
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The English knew the Catholics called them selves LENAPE.
(The Govenor of New Amsterdam, ROGER WILLIAMS, and WILLIAM PENN knew it.) .
The English had a problem with the word "LENAPE." "LENAPE" means
“ABIDE with the PURE.”
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The syllable "LEN" means "PURE." I.E. "ILINOUIS" means, in French, "the PURE people." (Len and Lin are alternate spellings of the same sound.)
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Most people in Northeren Europe knew that "LEN" meant "PURE." I.E. "LENT"
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. The English wanted the land. To posses the land they had to enslave or kill Americans.
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.The English chose to use the words “DELAWARE,” "Indian" or “Algonqian” in order to cover up the fact that the American people were Catholics and the language was Old Norse.
THE PILGRIMS KNEW THAT MASSASOIT was a CATHOLIC.
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They recorded in their own journal that the Americans had "crosses and other antiques.”
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Those were PROTESTANT code words to refer to Catholics.
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.The history continues "The Wampanoag helped the settlers survive their first winter by providing them with much needed supplies.
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But as more and more colonists arrived in New England, their relationship began to deteriorate.".
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Wampanoag means "White Folks."
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As more and more Protestants arrived, the white Catholic folks, who spoke Norse, found themselves trapped in unwanted European
religious warfare.
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warfare came to America with each boat load.)
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The American Catholics were caught off guard. They were also literally out gunned.
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When the British set foot on the North American continent at Jamestown, they encountered Powhatan, (A LENAPE LEADER.)
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The Pequots and Narragansetts,
ALSO LENAPE (THE NAMES ARE ALL NORSE) lived in New England.
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The Pilgrims and Puritans created a false NEW WORLD with only pagans in it.
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They suppressed the "LEN" syllable.
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William Penn encountered the Leni Lenape … while settling "Penn's Woods."
Although the LENAPE tribes have great differences, they are linked linguistically.
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All of these tribes speak NORSE. These Catholics, who spoke Norse were the first PEOPLE
the English encountered.
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Anthropologists
classified American languages.
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They took all of the languages of the same family, the NORSE SPEAKING tribes, and deliberately called the Language the "ALGONQUIN" language family.
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.Therefore, the Catholic tribes (including the DELAWARE, the NARRAGANSETTS, the PEQUOT, and the Wampanoag) are NORSE SPEAKERS because they all speak the OLD NORSE language.
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The word “ALGONQUIN” is three OLD NORSE words, which mean “ALL KINDRED MEN.”
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The English would have nornally resisted using anything French,
but by using the word "Algonquin" the English could avoid using both the "LEN" and the "Norse" words.
The“LEN” word meant “PURE” in Northern Europe (I.E. LENT)
The Americans that lived in Pennsylvania and the surrounding area before European settlement referred to themselves as Lenni-Lenape. It was the Europeans who called them Delaware.
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(The English were referring to the the bastard kids produced when LENAPE women gave birth to the natual consequences of being raped repeatedly by English men. (I.e. these were"DE LA WARE'S KIDS.)
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The Catholics, who spoke Norse, relied as much on hunting and fishing for food as working the land. These tribes used canoes to travel the inland waterways. The BOW AND ARROW brought small and large game, and the SPEAR generated ample supplies of fish for the Catholics, peoples. Corn and SQUASH were a few of the CROPS that were cultivated all along the eastern seaboard.
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Misunderstandings
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As the first group to encounter the English.
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The greatest misunderstanding was that of land ownership. In the minds of the Catholics, selling land was like selling air.
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BUT A LARGE FACTOR SUPPRESSED BY OMISSION WAS THE PROTESTANT HATRED OF ALL THINGS CATHOLIC.
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Eventually this confusion would lead to armed conflict.
The Powhatan Confederacy
The POWHATAN organized a confederacy. Virginians were met with strong resistance as they plunged AND DESTROYED VILLAGES WITH 300 ARMORED MEN AND LATEST FLINTLOCKS westward. In New England, WAMPANOAGS under the leadership of METACOMET fought with Puritan farmers over the encroachment west onto Indian land. The pacifist Quakers were notable exceptions. Pennsylvania refused to raise a militia against the Catholics for as long as Quakers dominated the government.
Unfortunately, the good times between the groups were few. The marriage of PREGNANT ( BY THOMAS DALE) POCAHONTAS to JOHN ROLFE and the first THANKSGIVING with the Puritans did little to prevent the fighting. (THE PROTESTANTS WERE RELETLESS IN PICKING ON THINGS, WITH WHICH TO FIGHT WITH CATHOLICS) In most cases, each side regarded the other with fear and suspicion.
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Wappinger History
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Treaty Between Virginia and the Indians 1677
Text of the Treaty of 1677 between Virginia and the Indians.
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The Mashantucket Pequot Nation
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Pequot History
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Delaware History
There are hundreds of American groups that are under the umbrella of the Old Nose language family. One of these, the Delaware, called themselves Lenape before the arrival of Europeans. (LORD DE LA WARR’S KIDS WERE THE BASTARDS CAUSED BY THE ENGLISH MEN RAPING LENAPE WORMEN.) This group occupied what would later be known as the middle colonies. This independent website offers a comprehensive history of the Delaware. (THE ENGLISH IN THE MIDDLE COLONIES TRIED TO NAME ALL LENAPE, BASTARD OR NOT, AS “DELAWARE” TO REDUCE THE USE OF THE NAME "LENAPE." THE ATTEMP FAILED IN NEW JERSEY AND PART OF PENNSYLVANIA BECAUSE QUAKERS, MENNONITES, AND MORAVIANS SETTLED THE AREA. SOME OF THOSE MEN AND WOMEN RECONIZED THE RELIGIOUS TRAITS OF THE LENAPE. THEY INTERMARRIED WITH LENAPE.
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EDIT THE TEXT TO REPLACE "ALGONQUIN" WITH CATHOLICS, WHO SPOKE NORSE.
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