Columbus the son of a wool-comber!!
According to Irving, Columbus—the son of a wool-comber— was a manual laborer who prepared WOOL for spinning. There is an expression in English: "to pull the WOOL over your eyes" and it means to lie or deceive somebody....That is what Columbus did with the wool!! Next we meet with the common sailor "Columbus" living on the Portuguese island of Madeira and married to a Portuguese lady of noble birth:
Society at that time was strictly STRATIFIED and a COMMONER did not marry into the nobility. So this wool-comber "Columbus" is just a myth. Columbus and Magellan It is almost impossible to unmask the real Portuguese Columbus without looking at the career of another fake Portuguese discoverer named Ferdinand Magellan. Around 800 A.D., merciless mercenary Viking pirates began raiding the coasts of Western Europe, killing Christians, burning their books, and destroying their history. These terrorists gained a foothold in France called Normandy and used that country to invade England in 1066. A century later they invaded Hibernia (Ireland) and made that country Roman Catholic. They also invaded the western coast of Spain and that enclave later became the country that we call Portugal today. In 1373, this Viking enclave received military help from Roman Catholic England in order to maintain its existence as a separate nation from Spain!!
After Zarco arrived in Spain from Portugal in 1487, he joined the witness protection program. That means that he assumed a totally new identity and became known as Christopher Columbus from Genoa, Italy. This was done to protect him from the wrath of the Portuguese and substitute him for John Cabot— the real Genoese Discoverer of the New World. The Dominican and Franciscan monks— normally bitter enemies— cooperated in creating the myth of the Italian Columbus. During the past 500 years, vast fortunes and oceans of ink have been used to perpetuate and keep the myth alive. We feel confident that Christopher Columbus was Portuguese and that his real name was Salvador Fernandes Zarco and his ancestors were probably VIKINGS!! Zarco/Columbus was born on the island of Madeira Because Columbus named a Caribbean island CUBA, some say he was from Cuba in Portugal. His father, João Gonçalves Zarco, might have come from Cuba, Portugal, but we think that he was born on the island of Madeira.
In 1486, 5 shipwrecked Spanish sailors died in the house of Zarco/Columbus after returning from a voyage to the West Indies!! Up to this time, all we really know about Zarco/Columbus was that he was married and living on the island of Madeira. Here is a quote from the Royal Commentaries of the Incas by Garcilaso de la Vega, el Inca:
Zarco/Columbus goes to the king of Portugal With the dead pilot's maps and charts in his possession, Columbus went to King John II of Portugal and gave him a long list of demands as his price for "discovering" new islands. The king refused his offer and sent his own expedition using the dead pilot's maps and charts. The expedition turned back empty handed because Zarco, like Magellan, made some changes to the maps . . . just in case someone should steal his discovery!! When they returned, Zarco/Columbus was furious and decided to get revenge by offering his services to Portugal's bitter rival: Spain. Columbus in Spain In 1487, Columbus arrived in Spain and stayed at the Franciscan monastery of Santa María de la Rábida near Palos. He made several attempts to contact Ferdinand and Isabella with his great "discovery" but they were too busy fighting the Moors in Granada.
Columbus knew EXACTLY where he was going!! Like Magellan, Columbus knew exactly the route to take on his voyage of discovery!! |
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Portugal was a rogue state created by the Vatican in 1139. |
The Portuguese were pioneers in the modern slave movement. They raided the coast of Africa and brought back slaves to be sold on the European market. They were the first to obtain Papal approval of their conquests and piracy. In 1455, Pope Nicholas V published a Bull entitled Romanus Pontifex in which he gave Portugal the exclusive right to conquer and enslave ALL non-Roman Catholics. This Bull was the forerunner of the deadly Bull of Pope Alexander VI which gave exclusive right to Spain to conquer and enslave the New World natives. |
Roman Catholic England saved Portugal from extinction!!
The Dark Age pirate/terrorists known as Vikings raided the Atlantic coast of Spain for centuries and Rome was able to establish a beachhead there. The Vikings also established a beachhead in France called Normandy and from there invaded England . . . and later Ireland!!
After gaining control of the entire country, the Vatican broke up Spain into DIOCESES and then merged 4 of those DIOCESES to create a country called Portugal. Many times the kings of Spain tried to expunge the cancerous growth called Portugal. Portugal was saved from extinction by a military alliance with Roman Catholic England.
The Roman Catholic archbishop of the DIOCESES of Braga arranged for a marriage between the king of Portugal and Philippa, daughter of the English John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster.
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Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of Portugal. |
In 1373, Portugal was almost at the point of extinction by Spain when the archbishop of Braga arranged for an English army to come to the aid of Portugal. In 1376, the two countries signed a peace treaty (Treaty of Windsor) and Philippa, daughter of the Duke of Lancaster, married the king of Portugal Thus was created a military alliance between Portugal and England which saved the rogue state from extinction. After the Reformation, Spain almost went bankrupt financing the Spanish Armada in order to force England to return to Rome!! |
Queen Philippa is called the mother of the Portuguese Empire. She was the mother of the so-called Henry the Navigator who should have been called Henry the Pirate!!
Portugal is the home of the deadly Fatima Crusaders!!
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Fatima, Portugal. |
The Moors first invaded Spain in the year 711. They named a small town in Spain after FATIMA —the 11th wife of Mohammad. The wars continued for centuries with the Vatican financing BOTH sides. In 1139, a Spanish king named Alphonse I managed to create an independent kingdom and called it Portugal. Immediately Spain and Portugal became bitter rivals. As the Portuguese commenced their piracy down the coast of Africa they asked the Pope to confirm their conquests with a Papal Bull which he willingly did in 1455. The Spanish countered this with their own Bull of 1493 which gave THEM exclusive right to conquer and enslave the entire New World. |
Official Chronology of Salvador Fernandes Zarco a.k.a. Christopher Columbus!!
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1436 |
Portuguese Salvador Fernandez Zarco a.k.a. Christopher Columbus is born on the island of Madeira. |
1479
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Zarco/Columbus marries a Portuguese lady of royal birth named Doña Felipa Perestrello. She is the daughter of one of the discoverers of the 2 Madeira Islands. |
1486
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After surviving a horrific hurricane that blew their ship all the way to the island of Santo Domingo in the New World, Alonso Sánchez the pilot and 4 Spanish sailors are shipwrecked on the island of Madeira . . . and they all die in the house of Columbus....He steals the maps and charts showing the location of the New World....Columbus approaches the king of Portugal in order to finance his voyage of "discovery" but the king refuses to meet his demands. Columbus's wife Doña Felipa also dies mysteriously leaving him with a 5 year old son, Diego. |
1487
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Columbus arrives in Spain and he presents his great idea for the "discovery" of new islands to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. They are busy fighting the Moors and they also refuse to meet his demands. |
1492
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After receiving minute details of the voyages of John Cabot, the Catholic sovereigns decide to give Columbus all the titles and money that he demanded....Using the dead pilot's maps to guide him, he sets sail on August 3 with 3 ships: the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa María. Martin Pinzón, captain of the Niña, is first to land on Santo Domingo!! |
1493
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In March, only the Niña and the Pinta return to Spain because Columbus wrecks his ship the Santa María. Before going to Barcelona to meet the King and Queen, Martin Pinzón invites Columbus to stay at his house . . . and he dies a few days later....Pope Alexander VI —a Spanish Pope—issues a Papal Bull (official Vatican document) giving the entire New World to Spain and warning every other nation not to even think about going there!! |
1498 |
On his 3rd voyage, Columbus finally reaches the coast of Venezuela and sees the New World mainland for the first time— 4 years after John Cabot. By this time, the news of the shipwrecked Spanish sailors is everywhere so Columbus decides to get revenge by killing and enslaving the New World natives....The Spanish Inquisition was also very anxious to occupy and set up forts on the islands and mainland in order to attack any Portuguese or English ships that appeared. |
1502 |
Columbus leaves Spain on his 4th voyage to the New World. |
1504 |
He arrives back in Spain a total failure after losing 2 ships. |
1506 |
Columbus dies of old age in Valladolid, Spain, on May 20, 1506. No living portrait of Columbus exists. The only portrait that is supposed to be close to his likeness is the one in the Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid. |
Vital Links
Royal Commentaries of the Incas
Comentarios Reales De Los Incas
References
Barreto, Mascarenhas. The Portuguese Columbus: Secret Agent of King John II. (Translated from Portuguese by Reginald Brown), St. Martin's Press, New York, 1992.
Catz, Rebecca. Christopher Columbus and the Portuguese, (1476-1498). Greenwood Press, Westport, CT., 1993.
Marques, António Henrique R. de Oliveira. History of Portugal. (in 2 volumes). Columbia University Press, New York, 1972.
Miller, Richard Roscoe, LL. B. Slavery and Catholicism. North State Publishers, Durham, North Carolina, 1957. (An EXCELLENT source of information on the Roman Catholic origin of Old World and New World slavery).
Irving, Washington. The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. Belford Company Publishers, New York. 1836.
Taviani, Emilio Paolo.Christopher Columbus, The Grand Design. Orbis Publishing Ltd., London, 1985.
Vega, Garcilaso de la, El Inca. Royal Commentaries of the Incas. 2 volumes, University of Texas Press, 1966.
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