In general, history allows us to connect sequences of events through time. Recently, it was proposed that ninety percent of the western hemispheres population died of a mysterious illness before the first Europeans began to settle the Americas. It is understood that some of the nastiest bacterial and viral bugs originated in the orient and migrated westward along the trade routes of the silk trade. The earliest record of plague is accounted for by the last Emperor of Rome. Justinian. I am proposing that the Chinese exploration of the west coasts of North and South America in a.d. 1421 delivered the deadly virus responsible for the depopulation of 90% the indigenous tribes of the western hemisphere. It spread like wild fire among a population with no natural immunities to combat the fatal bug. Seventy-one years passed before the Spanish and smallpox arrived in a.d.1492 to deal another death blow to the remaining 10% of the indigenous American population. The dates fit together too perfectly o be ignored.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Oct 2013 13:21:28 +0000
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