what i know is that everything was related to a condition and timothy meher said yes, we can do this. no god, william foster was the one who built the clotilla and started sailing in april 1860. he went to an area that was called dahmi at that time, that is , today's benin country, and he enslaved these people. and brought to mobile bay in alabama. he sold them to buyers and turned them into slaves. the purpose of setting fire to the ship was that no one could find it there is no proof or document left of it. the example of the ship's work slowly disappeared and disappeared little by little, and as far as i can remember, it has never been mentioned in the history books. an incident at the top of that river was considered a legend. it is said that these people are the descendants of the same slaves who were on the ship. the ship was burnt and destroyed. no one spread the news because everyone was afraid. for many years africans were told not to tell this story anywhere. they don't even mention his name outside the house. because they may be killed. they may be reprimanded for making su

return to africa , there was no way for them to return, so where did they choose to go and with timothy meher should talk about giving them some land so that they can build the settlement. nakhuda timothy. he came and sat on the trunk of a tree that kajo had just cut into pieces. i say now is the time for kajo to speak in defense of his people. i pulled it and looked at nakhodatimoti, he was sitting on the trunk of a tree and was splitting the trunk with his pocket knife, when he finished his work with an ax , there was no tree left. the captain looked up and saw where he was standing there and asked me where and what? i told him, captain timothy, i am sad for my house. he said, "but you have a nice house. i am joamak. the people standing behind me live in africa. we are here today to help the people whose job is to build an oil pipeline and to the nef company." tell them to stop their work, we will do whatever is necessary to get them out, if the water quality is not good , then who is going to do it? report it, when we were playing, something like snow fell on the ground. i am afraid that t

as my mother said, timothy meher, who was a local businessman, provided that after the abolition of slavery , he would still bring africans to america . on foot kurd also set fire to the ships so that there would be no trace of his crime. what i know is that everything was related to a condition and timothy mehr said yes, we can do this. captain william foster was the one who built the clotilla and set sail in april 1860. he went to an area that was called dahmi at that time, that is , today's benin country, and he enslaved these people. brought to mobile bay in alabama. he sold them to buyers and turned them into slaves. foster was able to take the ship upriver and set it on fire. the remains of that ship finally sank in the river. the purpose of setting fire to the ship was so that no one could find it and no documents were left . gradually, the effect of the ship disappeared and my help disappeared. and as far as i can remember, never in the history books. such an event was always considered a legend above that river. it is said that these people are the descendants of the same slaves wh

in the documents related to william foster and timothy meher, something did not match. foster wrote that they disembarked the slaves at tulo island. they set fire to the ship and sank it. 20 years after that incident mihar gave an interview and said that we took the slaves off the ship and continued our movement towards the north until near bayokanut and set fire to the ship. after 20 years, mihar is still afraid that he will be arrested and this crime is punishable by death. in my opinion, mihar did that interview and lied so that he could not find the ship by sending people to look for nakhd siaheh. all influential people are present in this story. you see, they don't want this ship to be found. so what is the assignment? you play a game and tell them. not here, you are wasting your time. the last slave ship at the end of the journey it was located along the sea. the tugboat refused to go to mabil river. as clatilda was sailing across the mobile river, the clock on the old spanish tower struck exactly 11 o'clock , and the watchman's voice rang out across the marsh. ho