the best teacher told me the idea of civilization of the americas simply flips through head this is what european explorers actually found in north america far and away the most beautiful city on earth five times the size of london or rome great towers and buildings rising from the water sixty thousand gleaming houses and how spacious and how well built. in cedar wood and the wood of other sweet scented trees the many streets. despite the multitude of inhabitants crisscrossed with a complex network of canals an enormous venice but also remarkable that reminded of . drinking polluted city rivers huge. and fresh springs but what impressed most with the special merchant areas timber

and tiles and other building materials were bought and sold as well as green grocers streets where one could buy every sort of vegetable fruits honeys paste and chocolates astonished by the personal cleanliness and hygiene of the colorfully dressed populace and by their extravagant use of soaps deodorant and breasts sweetness europeans never close all times the. i had a terrible smell indians troy. the story of the first. change. because the truth. because the mission was a failure. historian robert everly was to find some gold and take it back to europe

. they spend their days digging random holes in the ground haplessly looking for gold instead of planting crops they were starving and digging up putrid indian corpses. they took from the indian presenters and forced them to teach the colonists how to farm and the meal with the natives wasn't quite the thanksgiving shown on t.v. and in school books. offered the indians a toast to eternal friendship whereupon the key fish family advisors and two hundred followers dropped dead of boys in mainstream history books perhaps the most common description of american territory then is virgin land in fact knows his story of peter jennings it was widowed arithmetic enough to know the ethnic cleansings insurer during world war two they did american studies professor david knows this too wolf but quote far and away the most massive act of genocide in

history of the world the death of one hundred million indigenous people in the quote american holocaust some from disease but also false numbers from a deliberate policy aimed at wiping out the race mainstream history books continue to pretend never happened in those one hundred himmler called the final solution quote the laos thing there was only the pilgrim armies rallying cry in its make lice in its being indian babies this is a map of indian nations across the us eighty percent of the first governments entire budget went on attacking existing indian third summons to take their developed farmland settlers would most probably notes have survived jennings on their own ninety five percent of america's entire population was then wiped out mark of holocaust knows there is documented evidence of colonists leaders going off to town deliberately killing all men women and children yes school text and history books remain silent orders came. from the very top under the direct order of george

washington at least twenty eight of thirty syndicate sounds and all the towns of the mohawk on tiger and co hugo was simply obliterated george washington wrote the indian country must be destroyed thomas jefferson called to corpus you indians to extermination nobel peace prize winner theodore roosevelt called beneficial the eradication of the native race and of most genocide was official public policy california governor pizza in his eight hundred fifty one message to the legislature . extermination must continue to be waged until the end becomes extinct another govern a should the public proclamations to quote pursue kill and destroy all indians when it snows the ensuing blood practically wiped out the native race. why should dumb down like men and women and children were ever they could find them in this war of extermination gives them standing for the final extinction of the race

will reportedly save the race from extinction was they used to slave labor this extermination policy has proved so injurious to the interests of the whites indian labor is indispensable. to indian girls as young as three said the marysville appeal for fulfilling double roles of labor and of last few ingenious hereditary chief of a hank someone first nation feel really great to see well folks are being brushed out of history practices. that. sometimes you don't want to speak about and they not only wiped out most of the people but the way to the greatest loss of people any time in history a cultural genocide is still being waged on surviving indians report true self from the start of the twentieth century children were forced into so-called indian boarding schools designed to quote kill the indian in them according to the system's founding father richard prat. indians are obliged to change their name to

a western one like home made to dress and stole the head like whites indigenous americans are also forced to adopt christiana and all of the posts of western culture in the form witnessed the abuse firsthand thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us what happened. to take the engine out of the person who they'd be the language out of out of the like my father he grew up his whole life his hands were kind. kind of pant as a result he used to taco native language but he never white meat i consider myself a recovering catholic because you know this sexual abuse that i experience you know the catholic church says the genocide is continuing his hopes the lakota child rescue project to stop the full civil removal of indian children thanks a lot for coming on could you tell us what is happening to the children and what we've discovered is that not only were the children being taken to demagogue level

it was happening on every single one of the reservations and in virtually every one of the major cities the international convention against genocide actually has a provision which expressively identifies what's going on as genocide the the systematic undertaking on the part of the racially dominant culture in a given nation state taking away indigenous children from their from their native tribes him putting them in the white culture has been again a fide as genocide even the supremes cool still polls and they can close to this day roy. williams he joins us now is really good to speak to can you give us some examples. indian women. in eighty six percent of those cases. or it's a non-issue and she waited sections. right because it's been traced directly to the

inability of tribes to prosecute projects or fronts and made in my book savage. is if you look at the history of the more civilized nations treat. indigenous peoples really make sure you are the savages and you are the more civilized one very famous study done around that every single treaty that the united states and the go share with tribes that in fact reached at one time or another or had to by way supreme court said they had no property rights there or no rights to just say shit and there was a horrible language in your. house who are recognize that everyone knows that savage tribes of america are treaties really. so this perpetuation of stereotypes in this case which is still of our mall in the united states is the work of our president and city into the drink it is actually hairspray. native

indians now of the highest rates of suicide and pandemics of cancer in the western hemisphere of forty four life expectancy is lower than afghanistan and around the same as europe at the top of the pilgrims for official banquet to celebrate three hundred fifty years since pilgrims landed all sorts is invited native indian frank james to speak for when they saw his speech taken from the settlers own account of what really happened they wouldn't let him read it. the pilgrims had hardly explored the shores for days before they ran out of the graves of my ancestors and stole their corn wheat and beans the indians knew this fact yet welcomed and to be friended the settlers little knowing that they would be killed by the settlers beyond what has happened cannot be changed but today we work toward a better america a more indian america where people and nature are once again important because help start a national day of mourning. each thanksgiving

a protest of the plymouth and mayflower replica on the west coast thousands also gathered on thanksgiving day calling on the u.s. to all the treaties promising indian rights and international law the american government faces increasing domestic and international pressure supreme court has reaffirmed the validity of the treaty of fort laramie giving indians rights over the area united nations despite countries voting against australia new zealand canada and the united states post a resolution declaring indigenous people's right to self rule the un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes this golden land. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation without it says the alter official borders created by europeans movements direct selling to scallop book and joins us really great to see you say the demographics are wrong you'll side we are projected to be the majority in the states california and arizona and basically the western united states in the next

fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states of america for the european guert about all this i say placido more because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty. and many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth.

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real there was. the market. of markets. the diplomacy that seems to be coming from washington it appears to be. falling sure of the expectations of the united states as a superior negotiator as a superior diplomatic player but we see what happened in egypt after the arab spring and the election of morsi fair was a space where the united states could have played a critical role just assuring more morsi on a path that would have maybe brought. economic development in that period of time the united states falter and its diplomacy.

coming in and telling them how they should understand that in any case when the morsi thing much more the u.s. could have done now in iran the u.s. is trying to start with the iranian government and yet it's getting clobbered in the middle east by the saudis who don't want to do it by the israelis or don't want to very good good friends. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand killings. in a record setting trip. others face. a limbic torch relay. on r t v dot com.

breaking news on r t a boeing seven thirty seven passenger jet has crashed in the russian city of during an attempted landing all fifty people on board including two children have died it is not known what caused the tragic accident investigators are looking at a range of reasons including pilot error weather conditions and a technical issues. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our get right to our top story now monday has it been declared a day of mourning in russia.