The Lost Cannibals of Cahokia

Cahokia, the ancient city located just outside of St. Louis, is home of a dark secret!

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Cahokia
• cannibalism
• death
• torture
• action
• Rich
• Hoffman

[Negraindiacubana]

Cahokia and other Natives of the Americas were not cannibals. These lies started from Christopher Columbus and other Europeans upon first arrival to the Caribbeans and were passed on to the conquering Europeans as they moved onto the Natives lands throughout the region. These are the same people who put out horrible lies about the the black race. Who ever is believing the cannibal stories REALLY needs to go back to school because you do not sound smart. FYI. The Europeans were evil. Look it up

[overmanwarrior]

@Negraindiacubana Wow, really? You really believe that stuff. Dude, the bones of headless people are abundent at the site. Not lies. It would be a lie to say they were peaceful people, like most Native Americans. It was common for the people of Chief Pontiac to eat the heart of their victims while those people were still dying. Cannibalism was quite common. Now to say a people were not peaceful is not a bad thing. I still like Native American culture even though they ate people. .

[str8out]

BS. If you don't have an amazing old civilization (like the Aztecs, Mayas, or Egyptians) dig deep 'till you find some obscure one, and make up BS to get some attention to it.

[overmanwarrior]

@str8out  cahokiamounds, Goggle it. Check it for yourself.

[str8out]

@overmanwarrior I did, but for starters it mentions nothing about cannibalism. That blows it it out of the window immediately.

[overmanwarrior]

@str8out Check out Mound 72.

[BlackAgeDarkFire]

Im a native american and my people/tribe don't drink all day and not even get drunk. and from where iamliving, Im not sitting on the reservations. and about the...draw government checks, my elders are too old to work. and better yet i don't bitch out white American/white people stilling our land. that shit is history. Live the now. learn from the past and present to make a better future.

[darkcolmar]

What evidence is there that Cahokia were cannibals?

[perplacymp]

""Ethnic" People Against Verifiable Historical Truth", (IW). Population 46 and counting.

[Negraindiacubana]

@soggywallet so exploiting a whole race of people for the benefit of few is not evil? Tricking natives into taking their land and killing them is not evil either huh! Oh and instead of riding racism, it just been encode into different text. But that's not evil either right? If I had more room I could go on and on.

[soggywallet]

@Negraindiacubana Theres no such thing as 'evil' only self justification, get out your own arse and stop insulting continents of people man.

[Lemaure44]

@Negraindiacubana

You do not live in reality. You are disconnected The Landing may be unpleasant.

[interstellarwonder]

@rawfflecakes it's made -up history, it's not even factual, just because they find 'artifacts' the mainstream scholars make -up their own 'lost civilizations', while denying the Native American their 'real' culture, so piss on this BS ,too

[interstellarwonder]

nothin about cannibalism, just lots about sacrifiial burials ,no cannibalism. i think the uploader just posted this vid for 'shits n giggles' as a certain english dude would say.

[rawfflecakes]

who knows how many more other undiscovered tribes and civilizations there are

[99cacahuate]

its funny how whites kill 95% of the Native Americans and then talk about how much American they are more than the so called Mexicans....