Note: This post was recovered from the Sh.org archive.Username: TrouvareDate: 2020-02-11 15:09:29Reaction Score: 3
"
Underground Railroad" is a metaphor.
It was
never literal.
They utilized the cover of darkness,
some tunnels, homes, forests, and any means to
cloak their movement. The goal was to not get caught in the act.
If it were literal, how could this woman recon, and map, many 100's of miles of a subterranean railways, all before beginning the process of making this journey multiple times; and do it all within the time-frame given. If she were a former slave (or a black woman in slave country), no one who owned maps of said secret rail system would share them with her.
If that underground railroad existed, the US "Civil War" would've ended far sooner.
It would take many years just to verify the route (and map it out). More years to recon and test the map created.
THEN putting it into practice, with the life/death of people riding on your underground navigating skills... Nonsense!
This IS the dumbing down of the public on display; willful spreading of ideas, false-remembered, as fact!
Those people don't remember what was said/taught, but
how they initially visualized the information.
If you follow the rats, they will always lead you to trash.
If there were hundreds (thousands) of miles of underground
railways, they would've been discovered by now. Please spare me links to D.U.M.B.S. and "Illuminati tunnels." Those are not what we're discussing.
Maybe the entire Harriet
Tubman tale is pure fiction. A metaphor. An inspirational tale. Or a
diversional one.
"
Harriet Tubman," born: Araminta Ross, c. March 1822,
Dorchester County, Maryland. Married twice (once divorced) and bore no children. Typical fictional hero(in).
Sr. Frederick Douglass
looks less African and more "red-skinned" than his fellow abolitionists. What do you think?
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Something happened to Africa!
The inhabitants, whoever they were, scattered.
This could be one plausible hypothesis. When?
To say that a very large continent (Africa) is inhabited by overwhelmingly one race, that was brought in from somewhere else, is loose logic. "
But look at America..." Shut it. America has
always been a box of crayons. Even Russia is a kaleidoscope of peoples.
Did the new Nubian colonizers kill all of the natives of Africa? Eat them? What did they do? Where's that story in writing? Oh, they pushed them all to South Africa...? Nah, those peeps still have British accents. We Americans lost that accent long ago.
We have written accounts of "red-skinned" and "red haired Caucasian giant" natives. Photographs only reveal the non-Caucasian. There were parts of this land that were not conquered by the "red-skinned" because it was inhabited by the Caucasian giants. So... there's one account for at least two types of people. The former are more akin to Asian than European in appearance (from New York, all the way down to the South of Chile).
This land was inhabited by many people types prior to when the adventurous Spaniards stumbled upon our shores. I think
Jbcool2244 has provided the sauce, a few posts above this entry.
And now they are convinced that they are "African-Americans," and everyone is shamed into using that term. Why use
cultural law only for them? Why not the other races in America? It's a
forced narrative, and you
will comply!
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Turning any narrative, or concept, upside down (or reversing it) is not a discovery or new info. Such things are cute little, quick, thought games, but fall apart just as fast.
Our true past is buried under the dirt and carved in stone. Never mind the false "maps" (narratives) made by pirates.
Don't follow the rats!