The Last Prophecy

Chapter 2

THREE MYSTERIOUS EVENTS UNEXPLAINED IN HISTORY:

How Was America Founded?

Who Were the Secret Organizations that Ruled the World and the Count of Saint Germain?

1-THE FALL OF ANCIENT AMERICA:

THE FOUNDING OF THE NEW AMERICA AND

"NEW ATLANTIS”

American territory was not first discovered by Columbus, but it is true that Mexico was first captured by a Spanish explorer named Hernándo Cortés, and he was the first sailor to invade Mexico on behalf of Spain.

So, who was this mystery man really?

First explorer to invade Mexican territory:

Cortez (Hernándo Cortés (1485-1547), one of the pioneers of Spanish colonization

Cortés was born in Medellin, Spain in 1485. He is also known as Hernando or Fernando, but he signed all his letters under the name Hernán Cortés. He is second degree cousin of Francisco Pizarro, who occupied the Inca Lands of present-day Peru. When Cortés went to Mexico to invade, the natives welcomed him very well, because according in their legend; in very ancient times, the white “Gods” had come from the east on ships and had taught them civilization. Then they returned to their homes in the east, promising that they would return.

Although them all of the Indians were crooked, the “Gods" were bearded, blond-haired, white-skinned, and blue-eyed, just like Pedro de Alvarado, captain of the Cortes. The Indians thought him as their God "Quetzalcoatl" and prostrated before him. For the same reason, Pizarro, who went to Peru and invaded, won an easy victory with a handful of men against the Incas of 10 million people, because their god, Viracocha, meant "White Man".

Eventually, though sooner or later, the Indians learned over time that these invaders from the East had nothing to do with the civilized, humane, and instructive “White Gods”. They saw that they came not to give, but to steal. In a short time, the white man with the mask of religion would rob the gold, silver and precious stones of the Indians; they would destroy artworks, statues, literature of them; they would do everything to erase the culture of Indians. A soulless emptiness had collapsed on the Indians, their memories, traditions and cultures, which they had been proud of throughout history, had been brazenly crushed underfoot.

These ruthless people, who had just arrived, were settling in their holy land, destroying the nature they embraced. Their ancient, very ancient civilization was fading. Manico Serra de Leguicamo, who reported to the Spanish King Philip II of the Incas in Peru, said that they did not know what crime and immorality were until the white man came, but that they changed rapidly, pattern themselves after the white man:

“Once there was no evil, but now there is almost no good left!”

But why? What was the truth?

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