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Mexico's founders, like other
nations' founders, include explorers. Unfortunately, many of
these courageous men (few women were either permitted to do
things on their own or were given credit for their
discoveries) weren't Mexican or pure Indian. Mexico's heritage
includes explorers and conquerors who were native Indians,
Spaniards and others of inconclusive ancestry.
It is known that of the Indians who first populated the United
States and then Mexico, some were involved in a natural
earth-oriented (agrarian) existence while others were
warmongers (pillagers). Nevertheless, these pillagers
continued an Indian way of life, alien to the non-hedonistic
cultures of the Anglos that arrived with the European boats
that brought Spaniards and other Catholic heritage cultures
and races.
These explorers included caravans of French, Spanish and
Austrian "warlords." Spain's role in Mexico includes
negative exploitation of Mexican natives. Spaniards so
penetrated Mexico's various regions that Mexico's "native
tongue" became an amalgamation of various Indian
languages; Spanish, some English and tailings from other
visitors-turned-residents.
Mexico is American Geography
Your author has met many people proudly calling themselves
Mexicans who are not Spanish, as commonly thought, but are
instead, proud Indians of Mayan or other tribal heritage who
originated in Asia, tens of thousands of years ago (similar to
the Indians who settled in the United States), came across
Alaska and, after walking down through pre-Anglo United
States, settled within Mexico before other explorers arrived
by boat.
Mexicans are Americans America is a geographical description;
All citizens from Alaska to the southern tip of Peru are
Americans! Some are South, some Central (Mexico is part of
America) and the rest are North Americas (Canadians and
citizens of the United States!) It's interesting that most
Anglos from the United States fail to realize that Mexicans
are more American than anyone who arrived from Europe with
Columbus!
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