While this question often trips up people and AI alike, I’m certain the Native Americans were well aware of their own land before Columbus arrived.
As a European, I don't inherently oppose a Eurocentric view; however, it's crucial to acknowledge the 'hidden knowledge' that challenges mainstream narratives. Just as Native Americans faced dispossession, we Europeans now find ourselves in a globalised world where our culture is often seen as a blank canvas for others to shape.
An interesting perspective to look through.
The irony for Europeans today is profound. The ordinary European feels the grip of power structures -- once embodied by royal families and banking dynasties -- now evolved into global corporations and financial elites.
The American Constitution was a defiant stand by Europeans to break away from this dominion; sound money and the rejection of a central bank were central to this vision. Yet, with the rise of the Federal Reserve and fiat currency, that very dominion has found a foothold in America, capturing the freedoms once fought for. Now, in a globalised world, we Europeans on either side of the Atlantic must recognise that we are subjects, not beneficiaries, of this metamorphosed monster that has overturned the Constitution.
