Thursday · November 25th · 2010
Posted in: Hidden Knowledge
It’s that time of year again when family gathers around and everyone gives “thanks” for everything they have, food, family, friends. When you are in school you are taught how Thanksgiving was celebrated by the Indians and the Pilgrims holding hands and having a grand feast in peace and harmony. But like everything else you are taught in school, it is all a lie. The first Thanksgiving is of course, much more sinister.
William B. Newell, a Penobscot Indian and former chairman of the Anthropology department at the University of Connecticut, says that the first official Thanksgiving Day celebrated the massacre of 700 Indian men, women and children during one of their religious ceremonies. “Thanksgiving Day” was first proclaimed by the Governor of the then Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1637 to commemorate the massacre of 700 men, women and children who were celebrating their annual Green Corn Dance…(Their own version of “Thanksgiving Day”)
“Gathered in this place of meeting, they were attacked by mercenaries and English and Dutch. The Indians were ordered from the building and as they came forth were shot down, The rest were burned alive in the building—–The very next day the governor declared a Thanksgiving Day…..For the next 100 years, every Thanksgiving Day ordained by a Governor was in honor of the bloody victory, thinking God that the battle had been won.”
Awww….isn’t that nice? Now there is something worth celebrating! Oh if only the school system stayed true to the real history, could you imagine the school plays then?
Now, if that is of course not bad enough…to all our non-theist friends out there, the next time a christian starts going on about “satanic rituals” and the like, please sit back, smile and kindly remind them that when on the same day every year you kill an animal and then sit around it and pray to god there is a much more common name for this type of event and its called…..a Ritual Animal Sacrifice.
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