🚨 AWESOME! President Trump has officially declared today COLUMBUS DAY with ZERO mention of "Indigenous People's Day" BS One year ago, Trump declared to the nation: "Columbus Day - WE'RE BACK! We're back, Italians!" "We're calling it COLUMBUS DAY." *Entire room applauds* "That was the PRESS that broke out... in applause!🤣" Italian-Americans are back 🇺🇸🇮🇹show more

Happy Columbus Day ! 🤙🏼💪🏼🇺🇸

That's what it will ALWAYS be called and it's not going away

You’re right !

Happy Columbus Day! America! 🇺🇸 We’re back!

As it should be! Thank you, POTUS! 👏 👏 👏

Dear Eric, This is the truth about Columbus. All the best, Wolfgang

Indigenous people were conquered They fought and lost It’s happened to civilizations all over the world throughout history

What are the odds? A man named CHRISTopher Columbus, (Columbus means dove, a symbol for the Holy Spirit) arrives in the western hemisphere aboard the vessel, “St Mary”, and establishes the first settlement in the New World on Christmas Day 1492, building Fort Christmas from the timber salvaged from the St Mary that had run aground on Christmas Eve. The birth of Christianity in the New World.

Finally Common Sense is back in charge

Happy indigenous people day! Fuck that rapist murderer Columbus

God bless America

That's what is has been for decades. He doesn't have to pander to the left like Democrats do. They make everything about race.

Columbus Day carries deep cultural significance for many Italian-Americans. The debate over how America commemorates its history continues, but this year’s White House celebration makes Trump’s position clear.

Amazing. There is no bigger "illegal immigrant" than Christopher Columbus, who encroached upon & began the influx of Europeans into a land already occupied by the First Peoples. And Trump HATE immigrants, so what stunning (and predictable) hypocrisy.

Incredible performance

Go back to Europe motherfukers

Interesting

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Christopher Columbus: The History We Should Have Been Taught For generations, Americans were taught that Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492, proved the Earth was round, and courageously introduced civilization to a new world. There's just one problem: Much of that story is historically false. Columbus didn't discover America. Indigenous civilizations had inhabited the Americas for thousands of years. Norse explorers had even reached North America approximately 500 years before him. He didn't prove the Earth was round, either. Educated Europeans already knew that. In fact, Columbus badly underestimated the distance to Asia, and the scholars who questioned his calculations were largely correct. But the most troubling omissions concern what happened after he arrived. Here is what the historical record actually documents: - Columbus took Indigenous people captive during his first voyage in 1492. - His writings described Indigenous inhabitants as potential servants and considered how easily they could be subdued. - During his governorship of Hispaniola, Indigenous communities were subjected to forced labor, demands for gold, enslavement, and violent repression. - In 1495, approximately 500 captured Indigenous people were shipped to Spain to be sold into slavery. Many died during the voyage. - In 1500, the Spanish Crown sent an investigator to examine complaints about Columbus's administration. Columbus and his brothers were arrested and returned to Spain in chains. The Indigenous population of the Caribbean subsequently suffered a catastrophic decline from warfare, exploitation, displacement, starvation, and introduced diseases. The exact population losses remain debated, but the devastation itself is not. And here's something especially important: We know much of this from Columbus's own writings and records produced during his lifetime. Columbus was a skilled navigator whose voyages permanently changed world history. But acknowledging his achievements does not require sanitizing his actions or erasing the people who suffered under colonial rule. The Taíno and other Indigenous peoples were not waiting to be discovered. They had established societies, cultures, governments, and traditions long before European ships appeared on their shores. Their descendants and cultural heritage survive today. History should not be about protecting childhood legends. It should be about examining evidence, acknowledging uncomfortable truths, and telling the whole story. Columbus didn't discover an empty world. He arrived in an inhabited one—and helped begin a colonial transformation whose consequences are still felt today. We can recognize historical achievements without turning historical figures into heroes beyond criticism. #ColumbusDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HistoryMatters #KnowYourHistory

Columbus Day is a kind of a sham. If you really want to honor the day america was discovered, the claim should be given to Amerigo Vespucci

Does he know Columbus never stepped foot in North America, or the continental US?

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Nooooo que grande el pedófilo naranjoso solo muladas es el pobre viejo decrépito inútil enserio la peor mi3rd4 MAGA son un cáncer los idiotas

Columbus Day. No asterisk. The room applauded because somebody finally said the name without apologizing for the boat.

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Reclaiming the traditional blueprint under that chaotic modern matrix is pure tactical gold, the energy in that room completely speaks for itself

Trump is Putin’s PUPPET !!! Lock the criminal conman up immediately before he bankrupts America 🇺🇸 A disgusting disgrace to the presidency.