>>11050361 (lb)

WTF...DJT totally ignoring the hundreds of years of Leif Erickson/Viking contact with Newfoundland (circa 1000AD) and points further west, well prior to the Arrival of Columbus in Hispanola (Dominican Republic/Haiti).

Columbus founded his settlement where Hillary Clinton hunted for children--Haiti. Columbus was backed by the Spanish monarchy (after being declined by the English, Portugese, and French monarchies). They were all underpinned by the Vatican. Columbus was working on behalf of a murderous monarch and a murderous pope looking to expand their plantation.

>>11050443

Very strange. Here are a few more from the trip.

>>11050481

Thank you, anon. Thus explains to me the nature of an earthly intercessor.

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The Great Christopher Columbus. Such a wonderful representative of the Spanish Monarchy and the Catholic Church.

1. Columbus returned to Spain in chains in 1500.

Columbus’s governance of Hispaniola could be brutal and tyrannical. Native islanders who didn’t collect enough gold could have their hands cut off, and rebel Spanish colonists were executed at the gallows. Colonists complained to the monarchy about mismanagement, and a royal commissioner dispatched to Hispaniola arrested Columbus in August 1500 and brought him back to Spain in chains. Although Columbus was stripped of his governorship, King Ferdinand not only granted the explorer his freedom but subsidized a fourth voyage.

https://www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-christopher-columbus

>>11050694

Seems even Chris Columbo can play at being god since he'd read the right books.

. A lunar eclipse may have saved Columbus.

In February 1504, a desperate Columbus was stranded in Jamaica, abandoned by half his crew and denied food by the islanders. The heavens that he relied on for navigation, however, would guide him safely once again. Knowing from his almanac that a lunar eclipse was coming on February 29, 1504, Columbus warned the islanders that his god was upset with their refusal of food and that the moon would “rise inflamed with wrath” as an expression of divine displeasure. On the appointed night, the eclipse darkened the moon and turned it red, and the terrified islanders offered provisions and beseeched Columbus to ask his god for mercy.

https://www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-christopher-columbus

>>11050843

I think think a a Directed Energy attack on ACB. He's projecting low-energy at her to sap her will to live. Good thing she's strong.

>>11050860

Columbus named his first settlement La Navidad which translates to Christmas. He didn't so much find it, as he wrecked into it.

Columbus sailed around the island of Hispaniola on Christmas Eve of 1492, during his first voyage. One of his ships, the Santa María, drifted onto a bank and heeled over.[2] After hearing from Guacanagari that there was much gold to be had on the island, Columbus decided that he would leave the crew of his wrecked vessel to make a settlement on the island and gather the promised gold. He ordered the ship dismantled to provide the building materials for a small fortress:[3]

"I have ordered a tower and fortress to be constructed and, a large cellar, not because I believe there is any necessity on account of [the natives]," he noted in his journal. "I am certain the people I have with me could subjugate all this island… as the population are naked and without arms and very cowardly."[4]

Columbus called the port Puerto de la Navidad ("Christmas Port"), the day he landed there. He appointed Diego de Arana, chief constable of the fleet and son of Rodrigo, Pedro Gutiérrez, butler of the Spanish royal dais, and Rodrigo de Escobedo to govern the fortress of 36 men. They included carpenters, calkers, a physician, a tailor, and a gunner. Additionally, the settlement was supplied with provisions, trading goods, arms and artillery.[5]

On Friday, 4 January 1493, Columbus set sail in the Niña in search of the third ship in the fleet, the Pinta. The Pinta was commanded by Martín Alonzo Pinzón, and had been absent for six weeks. On the night of 21 November, the caravel Pinta had vanished into the darkness off the coast of Cuba, and in his journal Columbus accused Pinzón of deliberately having separated the Pinta from the other ships in order to beat the admiral to the rich sources of gold which Columbus imagined were in the immediate area. Even more disquieting was his fear that Pinzón might break for Spain in the fast-sailing Pinta to be the first to bring news of the discovery to the Catholic Monarchs and to "tell them lies" about the admiral's conduct of the expedition. On Sunday morning, 6 January 1493, the missing Pinta was spotted approaching from the east, and after a heated argument between the two men, the fleet returned to gather people and supplies for a return voyage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Navidad

>>11050971

So the Vatican, the Monarcy, and the Bank all combined forces to find the western sea route to the Spice Islands off Papua New Guinea, thus breaking the Chinese domination of the Silk Road trade route.

Instead they found Haiti and founded a slave colony to dig for gold.

>>11051064

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