Anonymous ID: 0dcf37 March 18, 2019, 7:47 p.m. No.5765298   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5457

What was Q's American flag dated as? 1775? Strange?

 

  1. THE DISTRUCTION OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS.

 

The majority of the North American Indians were mercilessly annihilated during the US wars as well as those Native Americans killed in the epoch of the XVIII century. It is considered that Holland, France, England and then the USA, in severe battles and in violent disputes among themselves, were seizing the former 'Spanish territories' in America [336], v.2. In fact, the conquered lands were the vast American domains of Russia-Horde and Atamania (Ottoman Empire) which suddenly 'became no one's' after Moscow Tartaria fell apart circa 1775 [4v1], ch.11. The founding of the USA in 1776 was accompanied by other distinguished events, which are now becoming clear. For example: 'In 1774 there was announced the freedom of the trade exchange between the colonial provinces… In 1778 a FULL REFORM OF THE CROSS-ATLANTIC TRADE took place'[336], v.2, p.417

 

http://chronologia.org/en/how_it_was/05_22.html

Anonymous ID: 0dcf37 March 18, 2019, 7:55 p.m. No.5765457   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>5765298

 

BEHOLD

 

It is interesting that on the maps of the West and North West of America of the XVI-XVII cc. there was an enormous 'white spot' [6v2], ch.6. As we have demonstrated, these territories even then were under the rule of Moscow Tartaria. The Europeans were not allowed there. In any case, up until 1775. Only from this moment, after the defeat of 'Pugachev', Moscow Tartaria started to fall apart, and the USA emerged. It is curious to see when exactly the USA populated, for example, the territories of San Francisco, one of the most fruitful regions of the West Coast of America. These territories to the North of the Californian Peninsula, constituted the 'white spot' on the maps up until the second half of the XVIII century. Here are the three images, two of which are very rare.

 

The first – is an engraving with a view of San Francisco in 1848, fig.57. Its coastline is practically empty. There are only four ships docked in the bay. There are just a few small houses in the valley. There are surrounding thick woods on the hillsides. There is obviously very few people there. The region is not developed yet. Everything is clear. The USA came here comparatively recently. The old Hordian-Indian settlements are already destroyed, and the new city has not yet been built.

 

The second image was made only ten years later, in 1858, fig.58. It is astounding that in ten years a big city had time to grow!

 

The bay is literally clogged with vessels. Young San Francisco has grown rapidly on the territories which were recently seized from the the Hordians-Indians.

 

The last image is a photograph of the end of the XIX century. There is already a big city depicted on it.