Genocidal US George Washington

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George Washington, the father of the USA, is glorified as a noble

visionary and the Father of American Democracy. However the facts

show otherwise. He was actually an architect of ethnic cleansing and

a slave owner.

 

While India's Hindu Freedom Fighters are dishonored and savaged, the

USA has brought thier heroes to the pinnacles of glory.However a

closer look at the verifiable facts shows that while India's Freedom

fighters were highly noble and humane individuals, the American

freedom fighters were mostly slave owners and public advocates of

ethnic cleansing and genocide.

 

To this day, America's heroes from Washington to Jackson are found on

the money, in the names of various US states and cities and the US

education system indoctrinates its youth with whitewashed versions of

American history that glorify the ignoble and defame the noble.

In India, both the education and governmental aspects of society have

become entrenched with anti-Hindu agendas and outright vilification

of India's own native traditions and heroes.

 

The comparison between India and the USA exposes some interesting

paradoxes. On one hand characters of unquestionable diginity such as

Savarkar are either ignored or vilified and on the other hand we have

characters have unquestionale inhumanity, like Washington and

Jackson, being extolled and honored as the Glorious Fathers of

democracy, liberty and justice.

 

Lets look at the acts of George Washington, the 1st president of the

United States of America, during the summer of 1783. The reader will

surely recognizes these acts as a horrid example of ethnic cleansing

and an unethical abuse of political power.

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE READER UNDERSTAND THAT SUCH CONSPIRACIES

HAVE BEEN AND ARE BEING USED AGAINST INDIA'S PEOPLE TO THIS DAY.IT IS

LUDICROUS TO ACCEPT THAT THESE SAME POWERS DID THESE ACTS ONLY TO THE

AMERICAN INDIANS AND NOT TO THE ASIANS, AFRICANS ETC THAT WERE UNDER

THEIR CONTROL.THE SAME POLICIES WERE CARRIED OUT BY THE BRITISH

AGAINST THE INDIANS IN CANADA AS WELL.

This information is from the book entitled"A SORROW IN OUR HEART=THE

LIFE OF TECUMSEH" By Allan W Eckert

 

In the Summer of 1783, George Washington himself proposed to US

Congress what he called a plan-but which was nothing less than a

monumental US governmental conspiracy- by which the western lands

belonging to the Indians could most easily, least expensively and

least bloodlessly be wrested from them.Washington suggested that, in

order to "Induce the Indians to relinquish OUR territories and remove

them to the illimitable regions of the West" that the Indians be

maneuvered into positions where they had little choice but to sell

their lands. Since the expense of a major Indian war could not be

shouldered by the young government of the USA, all efforts should be

made to implant as many new settlers as possible on Indian lands.(Of

course when the Indians responded by killing these settlers, it would

be called massacres by inhumane savages.)In order to do this, there

should be made grants of land that was either free, as bounty for

previous services performed, or priced so low that few would be able

to pass up the oppurtunity of buying.

 

Washington made special note of suggesting that these settlers should

consist largely of veterans of the revolutionary war, since the

presence of former soldiers might tend to awe the Indians or, if it

didn't the Indians rose up in arms, then such settlers would make

excellent militia to protect the US frontier.He also noted in heavily

settling the territory, the SETTLERS WOULD SOON KILL OFF ALL THE GAME

(THRU OVER-HUNTING)AND MAKE THE LAND SO UNATTRACTIVE TO THE INDIANS

THAT THEY WOULD BE" AS EAGER TO SELL AS WE ARE TO BUY."

 

 

US President George Washington, laid out the a blueprint of

negotiation for such lands:1st govt agents should point out to the

Indians that as allies of the British, they had then become conquered

when the British surrendered and as conquered people, THEY HAD NO

LAND RIGHTS NOR RIGHTS OF ANY OTHER KIND and therefore could make no

demands.(Many Indians Allied with Britain against the Americans after

being manipulated by the British to be pawns in their war against the

rebelious colonies.) Yet, in its generosity, the USA would, if the

Indians gave up their claims, pay them a certain amount and also

provide them with new lands of their very own farther west.(Of

course, no consideration was given to the Indian tribes that already

inhabited those lands.)

 

In such negotiations, Washington's plan went on, commisioners could

promise them that US Govt "will endeavour to restrain our people from

hunting or settling," on the new lands that had been so

generously'given' to the tribes, yet at the same time the plan made

it clear that despite the promises, the restrictions would be very

temporary; that as always occured on frontiers, the bolder of the

settlers would begin penetrating and settling the Indian territory

and when the Indians complained, new negotiations could proceed and

the tribes moved further west.

 

The US commisioners who handled such treaties, Washington advised,

should get the lands as cheaply as possible, but being sensible to

try not to 'grab at too much' lest some form of unified resentment

spring up and balk western expansion.

 

This plan laid out to the US Congress, Washington concluded,"is the

cheapest and least distressing way of dealing with the Indians."

So logically and well, if not morally and ethically, was the proposal

by George Washington laid out that the US Congress immediatly

accepted it and began putting it into aplication. END OF QUOTE

 

So the above referance makes it obvious that George Washigton and the

United States of America as a whole has a history of inhumanity. Yet

to this day, Both Washington and America are portrayed as examples of

honor, justice, liberty, freedom and democracy. The irony is that

India, an ancient and noble civilization, with a history of thousands

of truly noble people and traditions is barely recognized for

anything beyond Gandhism.

 

It is hoped that once India itself begins honoring and recognizes its

own glory, the world will awaken to the Wonder that IS India.