What American Thanksgiving Is About (You'll Be Surprised Americans Want To Remember It)

Vernon Coleman





Modern Americans celebrate the theft of their nation with an annual feast called Thanksgiving. It does not occur to them that this might upset the native Indians from whom they stole `their' land in the first place.

The people who now describe themselves as `Americans' actually stole their country from the Native Americans. They put the Indians in reservations (which got smaller and smaller). The Indians were civilised and spiritual but they had no guns and were an easy target. America was stolen by force.

At a meeting in New England in 1640, the following motions were put to the assembly.

1. The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof.
2. The Lord may give the earth or any part of it to his chosen people.
3. We are his chosen people.

Naturally the assembled bunch of smug, barbarians voted `yes' to all these motions, and thereby sanctified (in their minds) the theft of a nation.

It was generally agreed that the Indians were savages with no rights, and yet both the American constitution and the Declaration of Independence were based on texts devised and used by Native American Indians - texts which included fundamental ideas on liberty, freedom and even legislature.

The American Government signed 370 treaties with the Native Indians but violated provisions in every one of these treaties. The Americans now celebrate the theft of the country they wrongly call their own with a feast called Thanksgiving.

Do Americans have no shame?


Taken from Rogue Nation by Vernon Coleman, available from the webshop on this site.


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