Comments by "Beth Bartlett" (@bethbartlett5692) on "How The Native Americans Learned To Master Their Environment | 1491: Before Columbus | Timeline" video.

  1. The most Authentic Story of Native Peoples History that I've ever heard. One of my degree studies is in History, I also have learned to trust my intuitive senses, Clairsentience (Clear Feelings) and Claircognazent (Clear Knowing), recently I've have a few occ I rented of Clairvoyance (Clear Seeing). Mainstream Academia, whether originally intentional or unknowingly, have cause a chapter I refer to as "the 20th Century Dark Age", a loss of Authentic Information and separation from intuitive traits. This has changed, with countless realizing their thirst for facts and their greater gifts if intuitive traits.
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  2. The separating of Peoples from their Language and History/Oral History and Traditions is an effective method of Control and Manipulation of them. This is observed in the earliest of recorded History and most notably mentioned when ruler/conquerors actually "allow their conquered peoples" to continue their Religion, language and traditions. The Babylonian King allowed the Jews freedoms of these. The same was done to the Iris by the Anglo Saxon British. Most have no clue that the Irish are a lineage that is a seperate race of whites. They largely originated from post flood Basque, the people with highest % of Rh(-) bloodtype, who were Seafarers and Basque DNA has been found in the Native Peoples in N America: Iroquois, another East Coast Tribe (may also be in the Windover Tribe, an Ancient tribe of Florida), then also in the Navajo, the latter surprised me. I encourage you to seek the key resources of Cherrokee History through the "History Keepers of the N Carolina, Arkansas, and Western or Oklahoma Cherrokee Divisions. There may also be some writings from the early European related people of Spain, Priests, and early USA Immigrants, whom took a special interest in recording the Cherrokee History Stories. These books might be found through the libraries in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Universities in N Carolina and University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Resources associated with History Journals and through the web may also help. One of my degree studies includes History, I also have degree majors in Sociology and Journalism. History remains a post grad focus of my studies and research. Best Regards and Wellbeing, Beth Tennessee, USA (Irish lineage of County Kerry, Ireland) - ie Basque Orgin and Rh(-) Bloodtype. My Dad's mother was 1/2 Irish, 1/2 Cherrokee and her mother was Tennessee Cherrokee. (Fairly common in Tennessee, I know many with mixed Irish and Cherokee lineage, I would estimate appx 8% of Tennesseans with at least 4 generations of residence in Tennessee, and particularly in my era generation)
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