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- When Chief Wyattants sought to regain possession of the land, it seems that Leon Gardner "forgot" the original arrangement. The term "Indian grantor" arose from this dispute and has been used throughout the culture ever since.
Lawyers on both sides were fully aware of the Montauk Indians' feelings about their land. The Indians' principal argument was as follows: "Their title to possession had never been extinguished, and the deed to which defendants Benson and others claimed title was invalid because their possession violated the laws of this state.
Furthermore, their ownership rights stem from a misunderstanding of the contract. Although the contract clearly stipulates, they still believe that they should keep the land occupied by their ancestors forever. "
When the property was sold to Benson, numerous controversies broke out. Two hundred years after the people of East Hampton acquired the Montauk land, their descendants ceased operations and sold the land to Benson.
The deed specifically mentions that the land rights of the Montauk Indians include their right to hold periodic gatherings on sacred land based on their ancestral rights.
In fact, many Montauk Indians continue to live in what is commonly known as "Indian Land." After Benson obtained the Montauk land, he negotiated with the Indians to induce them to leave the land, saying that he would give them a home in East Hampton or elsewhere.
He claimed that the Montauk land rights were only a temporary arrangement. It was only a matter of time before the Montauk people dissipated. It was only after that that rumors spread that the Montauk tribe had been disbanded.
But this is not true. In fact, before Benson purchased the land, no one had ever denied the existence of the Montauk tribe. The manipulating hand behind the scenes can also be seen from the names of the defendants' string of companies.
The first trial failed to produce any verdict. There was a dispute between the Montauks and their lawyers. The attorney dropped the case over cost concerns. It is not difficult to imagine that the lawyer took advantage. But it was not mentioned in the file. After all, these are official records.
On November 1, 1910, the court convened again. This time the Montauks got a new lawyer. The verdict went against them.
December 9, 1910. A headline appeared in the East Hampton Star-Telegram: "Montauk Tribe Legally Extinct." Notice they said "legally extinct."
During the trial, the defense emphasized the "Negro" appearance of some Montauk people. They did not mention the deeds, documents, actual points of the case, and even a bag containing key materials was lost, and the court did not consider it.
In any case, the defendant convinced the court that the Montauk Indians had become extinct because of marriage with blacks.
The judge¡¯s name was Abe Blackmore. If his name were dramatized, the man's name would be "Can Destroy Black People," which is totally hilarious.
"East Hampton Star" reports. The Indians had a solid constitutional ground, but the effect of the appeal was doubtful, as other cases had resulted in lands falling into the hands of their possessors.
This seems like a feeble response: ¡°The occupier owns the land. That¡¯s it.¡±
If you want to know the real inside story of the case. Just contact Olive Pharaoh. She is the elder of the Pharaoh clan and lives on the east end of Long Island. Olive was an extremely lovely woman and she was delighted that I was interested in the case.
She once said that the court declared the Montauk people extinct because no Montauk people showed up to represent their own interests.
"That's definitely not true. According to the case file, the judge said something along the lines of, "Well, there are no more Montauk Indians here. This case is dismissed."
There were actually many Montauk people present in the court, but they were ignored. Due to lack of money. A complaint was never filed in this case.
Ken said there was a systematic effort to "degrade" them and disinherit them, "forcing" them to marry blacks. These are accomplished more through economic deprivation and manipulation than through planned marriages.
The plan is to make them "the lowest of the low". Given the racist attitudes across America at the time, it¡¯s not surprising that black people were viewed as inferior. What¡¯s even more surprising is that someone wanted to get the Montauks out of the way.
Another point that needs to be said is that on April 7, 1918, the court designated Montauk as a "white area." Not only were the Montauks declared non-existent, but it seemed necessary to expel them from their homeland again and again.
The only obvious reason for this behavior is that someone felt that the Montauks were a threat.
Therefore, the following question can be asked: Who cruelly announced the extinction of the tribe? What exactly is their legacy?
When the first white settlers arrived in the 1760s, Long Island was about?Five thousand Indians.
Different information shows that there are thirteen main tribes. Each tribe has its own Satzem, a chief who presides over tribal meetings and serves as judge and executive.
It is an undoubted historical fact that the Montauks were a royal or ruling tribe. Some records even suggest that Montauk rule extended beyond Long Island.
???????? When the white men came, the Satzem of the Montauks was the Mengotzes, or long sword. He had four sons: Pgotak, Wyadants, Lowendana, and Momowitz.
They ruled the Pugaotak, Montauk, Sinecock, Cossage and other Indian tribes. These chiefs formed the powerful and famous organization "Federation of Four Brothers".
It is clear from this that all these tribes were actually Montauk Indians, and the courts separated them in an obvious attempt to disparage the Montauk people's good name.
Wyattants inherited his father's right to rule and became the most famous Indian. He was known as a "speaker of wisdom". According to Dyson's book, Wyattants chose Montauk as the site for the royal court.
He also called "Montauk" which means fortified area. Dyson said that Wyattants built a shelter large enough to house five hundred warriors. Although the Montauks were a peaceful tribe, the warriors were warlike and capable.
The Montauk real estate deed is extremely important. There is no reason to diminish its importance, and the legacy of the pharaohs and their predecessors forces us to delve deeper into its implications.
Bob Copper is the recognized leader of the Montauk tribe. He took some parties to see the treaty and the true history of the Montauk people. Then. He did everyone an even greater favor by introducing these people to Sharon Jackson. She is a Montauk shaman, a descendant of the Pharaoh family, and is known as the Montauk Queen.
Sharon not only inherits the special legacy of Montauk shamans of all generations, but is also a priest. She also runs an organization that cares for children with AIDS. She said that the Montauk tribe originated from Rennie Lerup in the Delaware Valley. It is a federation composed of thirty-two tribes. According to this tradition, Ren¨¦ Lerup is "immortalized".
The Montauk tribe is one of the three major tribes, living in today's greater New York area. The Montinicock tribe occupied western Long Island and parts of New Jersey. Their totem animal is the turkey.
The Unami tribe occupies areas in Manhattan, Brooklyn and along the Hudson River, and their totem animal is the wolf. The Montauk were the dominant tribe, occupying the remainder of Long Island, and their sacred animal was the sea turtle.
? Sharon explained. The Montauk people take great care to protect the continuation of their heritage. The court decision is a great disservice and denial. But it wasn't a fatal blow.
Hundreds of years ago, the Montauk people lived in two parts of Long Island, one in Freetown, Southampton, and the other in Eastville, near eastern Long Island. The Pharaoh family is part of the Montauk people of Freetown.
In other words, these people inherited the name of Pharaoh. Although the Eastville Montauks are related to each other, they are not recognized as Montauks because they have been systematically removed and the distance is far away. According to Sharon. The Eastville Montauks have nothing to do with their spiritual heritage.
¡°From what Sharon said, they have always been a quiet people. They do not meddle in other people's business and tend to marry within the tribe in order to preserve the authentic traditional heritage. Keeping the bulk of the genetic record intact should prove kinship in future trials.
There were enough Montauk people united and ready to fight, and when someone showed Sharon a copy of the photo of the pyramid, her reaction was very interesting.
She said that indigenous people rarely build buildings whose meaning is immediately obvious to people at first glance, and that the secrets should be located in different locations. She noticed that the pyramids were lined up, something indigenous buildings rarely do.
Generally speaking, mounds are arranged in a ring or half-moon shape. According to her, this symbolizes progress and shows that they do not belong to the earth.
? These mounds are filled with small pyramids made of some kind of white stone. Are they made of Governor Rock?
Director's Rock is a large white rock with curved lines underneath. It appears to be made of milky white quartz. It is currently located in the center of the cemetery near Montauk Manor.
For hundreds of years, the Montauk people have used this place as their main meeting place. Sharon told the visitors that geologists concluded that the huge rock was not native to the country, but probably came from Mexico.
Its size was too large for ancient ships to transport, adding another layer of mystery to the mystery of Montauk.
Montauk's Trustees Rock remains an unsolved mystery, and Montauk shamans say the secret lies in a different place than the prominent pyramid.
When talking about Montauk, we must mention Turtle Bay. Turtle Bay is located a few miles southeast of the transmission tower. It is only 2 km west from the Montauk Lighthouse.?A few steps away. Although many Native Americans do not realize it, their culture has a tradition: the world began at Turtle Bay.
Whether the Earth¡¯s origins were in Montauk is debatable, but there are certainly those who support this belief. If you delve deeper into the beliefs of various Native American tribes, you will find that the common thread is the belief that turtles are the origin of the universe.
The above is obviously a mythological record. Many people have heard the legend that the earth was built on a batch of different giant tortoises. At first glance, the idea that giant tortoises support the Earth seems absurd.
If you study the myth in depth, you will find that this special myth is actually a metaphor for a principle with profound meaning.
In order to facilitate the understanding of this metaphor, the meru Foundation must be introduced. The Foundation is a research group responsible for recovering the knowledge pioneered by mystical sects throughout history.
One of the most astonishing achievements was the deciphering of the Hebrew alphabet. This work began in 1968, when a man named Stan Tennen came across the beginning of the Hebrew version of Genesis.
Since Stan did not understand Hebrew, the text made no sense to him. but. He had a gift for reading pictures, and he noticed something special about the order of the alphabet. He said there was some kind of symmetry, but he wasn't sure what it was. To find answers. n years of research began.
Finally, Stan adopted his simplest method after reading every complex mathematical technical book he could find. He first excerpted the first line of "Genesis", wrote each letter one after another on the bead chain, and then rolled up the bead chain so that the beads of the same letters were connected to each other.
The result is a pattern resembling two square pyramids.
???????? All this not only hints at the sacred geometry of the pyramids. Also shown is a possible synchronic connection between the Hebrew alphabet and sacred geometry.
However, this is only the first step in Stan Tennant's genius discovery. Further research findings showed the correlation of the alphabet with other geometric figures.
Perhaps his most remarkable discovery: matching all the letters. Simplicity down to the most compact and refined shapes results in an unusual pattern that is best described as a three-dimensional vortex.
The most astonishing thing about this attempt is that if you look at the vortex from twenty-seven different angles, it reveals twenty-seven shaded forms of the Hebrew letters.
Stan matches the letters. A swirling pattern is spelled out. but. This isn't the only way to form a swirl pattern. Next, you can create a strand or donut shape.
You may understand that the universe as a whole can be compared to a donut shape. This idea, widely accepted in the physics community, was not a remarkable discovery in itself.
Stan realized that by rolling a flat piece of white paper into a tube and connecting the two ends, he would create a donut shape. Here, the reason for using paper. In order to insert the seven-color spectrum into the equation. Before forming the donut shape in the above way, first color the seven colors on a flat plan or ruled paper.
Thus. The donut shape is formed with each color touching the other six colors no more than once. Once you color the drawing as described above, the center of the vortex of the rotating donut shape will develop a seven-color border line through itself.
If this is not easy to understand, imagine a donut with a seven-color crust. If you push blue towards the center, all other colors will move with it. The seven-color border line will go deep into the center of the donut and roll into a swirling pattern.
If you look at the vortex from different angles, you can see twenty-seven Hebrew letters.
The discovery that the pattern on the back of the turtle is a two-dimensional pattern of seven-color donuts is particularly meaningful. The same hexagonal pattern on the turtle's shell further supports this finding.
All of this proves that not only is there an inherent order in the universe, but that order is reflected in language and indigenous mythology. The connecting links of the divine order have been lost, this ordered spiritual and linguistic structure that allowed the ancient Babylonians to prosper spiritually and materially.
Since the Tower of Babel was abandoned, the ancients lost the ability to speak in the language of God, which destined them to be unable to understand each other. Society then deteriorates.
All this information tells us that ancient people knew more than people today, as any honest archaeologist will admit.
There is also interesting news about Montauk. According to the British "Daily Mail" report, residents of a small town in Ontario, Canada, recently salvaged a strange animal from the lake. It was covered with hair. , but there is no hair at all on the head, limbs and face.
There are rumors on the local Internet that this may be an evolved version of the famous "Montauk Monster".
?The monster was discovered by two nurses while walking their dogs. At first, the dogs kept sniffing the smell in the lake, and then they took the dead monster's body out of the water.
After taking pictures, the two nurses left it behind and went back. Later, when the locals decided to go back and pull back the monster's dead body, they found that it was gone.
Local people have made various speculations about this monster. Some people say that it looks like an otter, but its face is like a boar.
And many people believe that this monster may be a new species of "Montauk Monster." Because it looks similar to the monster found on the beach in Montauk, New York, USA.
The body of a mysterious animal once appeared on the beach in the Montauk area of ??Long Island, New York, USA. Its strange appearance triggered a lot of speculation on the Internet.
From the photos, this unknown creature, known as the "Montauk Monster", has no hair on its body, its skin is thick and smooth, its mouth is shaped like a beak, and its teeth are very sharp.
What is the connection between the pyramids in Montauk and those in Egypt? Or is there no connection, just a way of expressing civilization at that time?
Hundreds of years before Jesus, the Egyptian port city of Alexandria was the most famous city in ancient Greek culture, and its citizens all loved traveling. At that time, there were seven famous landscapes in the world, and everyone wanted to see these miracles.
Today, six of these miracles have completely disappeared, leaving only the Egyptian pyramids.
Disappeared include the Gardens of Semiramis in Babylon, also known as the Hanging Gardens; the statue of Zeus at Olympia; the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus; the Mausoleum of Mausolus at Halicarnassus; and the Mediterranean Sea. The bronze colossus of Apollo, the sun god, on the island of Rhodes; the lighthouse on Pharos Island in the Alexandria Bay.
These pyramids are so majestic that they have awed people for hundreds of years. In comparison, other prehistoric boulders look like inconspicuous little witches.
The pyramid is huge and towering, and its application of geometric principles is very precise, which is amazing. But exactly how they were built remains a mystery. (To be continued.) - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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