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1:36 PM (21 hours ago)
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To Myron & 8 more.
Myron, I think I would have you consider that the early viking explorers in minnesota a thouasnd years ago were not christians yet. Infact from the sagas i would believe that these vikings did not tell of the location of the promatorium of vinlandiia. This was a time of chritianity just getting to greenlanders and Leif' brothers wife had been saved but was this also a reason to go west ? Avoid the taxes and peter's pence From before the sagas were written down they began looking for vinlandia. A fishermen friend of mine would never tell you his best fishin hole. He may even send you 10 miles in the opposite direction. By 1362 they were then likely christians.
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I will also say that those of us in minnesota call the mooring stones this for many reasons. We are not about to change the name. They are carved with chisels. I often us a screw driver to open paint cans and I would not ask you to then change the name from screwdriver to paint can opener.
thanks
steve
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Friday, May 18, 2018 8:36:13 PM
Subject: Re: Conclusions and Comments
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10:40 AM
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STEVE,
I have condidered the VIKINGS vs LENAPE for about 15 years and have found evidence of both around the year 1000.
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The LENAPE hunters were Catholics, when they left home in Greenland to explore most of North America. In the pictograph the hunters and the farmers both wear the “FATHER-SON-HOLY GHOST (F-S-HG) hair do.
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Two pictographs later a Bishop, who ruled Greenland wears the same F-S-HG hair-do.
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Two pictographs later a Bishop, who ruled Greenland wears the same F-S-HG hair-do.
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The Viking King Hardrada and his 3,000 Vikings rowed their 200 boats from the Christian Sea (a.k.a. Hudson Bay) to the Gulf of Mexico about that time (1064).
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One Viking burial in Norway had an epitaph which said the Viking had gone to America and found a precious gift no one could take away (Chrisian thoughts?)
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The first forty stanzas of the LENAPE history are recorded in the Bible as Genesis up to the flood.
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The American men chanted those forty stanzas to maintain the rowing cadence.
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(The pow-wow drums of today beat out a similar cadence.)
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Those American men knew Genesis five centuries before King James had the scholars compile the Bible so he could revise the passages to emphasize the divine right of kings.
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(Just occurred to me. England still has the King. The United States does not.)
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What difference does it make?
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VIKING or LENAPE?
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They both spoke Norse.
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VIKING or LENAPE?
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They both spoke Norse.
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The nasty English tried very hard to make the world believe there were no Norse in North America.
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The professors, who teach the nasty English MYTH. are still reciting the nasty English MYTH as if it were the only history recorded.
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The professors, who teach the nasty English MYTH. are still reciting the nasty English MYTH as if it were the only history recorded.
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I have photos of 17th centurary America that show the F-S-HG on many Americans.
LENAPE LAND>INDEX>F-S-HG
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The nasty English had to know that the LENAPE were Catholic.
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Reider T, Sherwin’s 15,000 LENAPE=NORSE words are evidence that the nasty English knew the Americans spoke Norse.
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In 1616 nasty Englishman Prince Charles deliberately changed the Norse names, from Norumbege to New Foundland, to English.
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We should be using our efforts to expose the nasty English MYTH.
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In the Early American History we were taught, there were NO VIKINGS or LENAPE (a.k.a, Catholics, who spoke Norse.) We were only taught the nasty English MYTH.
Lets travel this adventure together.
We will have a good one.
We will have a good one.
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