HANNIBAL BARCA We are always bombarded with images of Europeans in movies, even when the European shuld not be included. This tactic enforces an inferiority complex in the people who do not fit the image, whether we think this pathetic because as children ones mind is still open to instruction without questioning, a feature which evolutionarily is understood to aid the human parent in raising their children, and the child to intake information, which would normally be culture. This beautiful feature of human psychology is being used to manipulate unconscious people, to spread falsification of what is known. I want you to think about the movie Hannibal Barca [I know that many my brothers and sisters only know the name Barca with regards to Barcelona football club]. Hannibal was an army general in the Phoenician city state known as Carthage [Qart hadast in Phoenician; Qartaj in Arabic] which was founded in 814 B.C.E. He led the Carthagian army in what is known as the Punic wars against Rome. Carthage had lost control of Sicily in the first Punic War [264-241 B.C.E]. They, Rome, then pursued cold war against Carthage, a move which lead to Rome gaining Corsica and Sardinia. Then the second Punic war was fought and Hannibal fell in battle against Scipio Africanus army in 228 B.C.E. Now there no known authentic images of Hannibal Barca, however, the featured coin showing an African man was the official coin of Carthage during his time. Now, logic begs the question, why would the Carthagians put that image unless it was the image of an important person, who at the time was Hannibal? It must be note however that in Spain - Carthage had captured parts of Spain and controlled in for centuries, stablishing New Carthage there, in fact the word Espania [Spain in Spanish] is said to come from Phoenician hispania which means Land of the hare (citation needed) -they mint coins which are radically different and show a White mans image, claiming it is that of Hannibal Barca! [Images are that of an African man depicted on a Carthagian coin, and then another minted in Spain, purpoting to depict Hannibal Barca]
Posted on: Wed, 06 Nov 2013 07:11:41 +0000