Americans are Waking Up: In Just 2 Months, 8 Cities Across the US Abolished Columbus DayBy Matt Agorist The spread of information was kept under lock and key. However,in just a few decades after its spread throughout the world, Gutenbergs press had rolled out hundreds of millionsof books.The operation of a printing press became synonymous with the enterprise of printing and lent its name to a new branch of media, the press. The world was becoming informed. Hailed as one of the most important inventions in human history, the printing press helped societies break free from the ignorance and bondage imposed upon them by the keepers of information. Over the next 400 years, those with access to information about peace and freedom began to rise up against their oppressors. Instead of monarchies and dictatorships, republics and democracies were born. The world was well on its way to becoming a Land of the Free.Unfortunately, however, with information comes propaganda. Not being able to control the dissemination of information, tyrants decided to control the actual information instead. Certain books were burned, banned, and shunned. Only establishment-supporting nationalisticbooks were promoted which led to entire societies believing their patriotic stories about how their countries played the key role in the development of the modern world. Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past. George Orwell For decades, the world was tricked by slick establishment propagandists, who wrote their version of heroic history. Tyrants were painted as saviors; mass murderers hailed as great discoverers. The world was slipping back into a dark age of control and manipulation. However, there was one thing that these keepers of information didnt count on the Internet. The Internet, like the printing press of the 15th century, has revolutionized the dissemination of information. With the internet came the instant and immediate access to any information, distance was no longer a barrier to communication, and the alternative media was born. Instead of millions of people getting info, it was now billions. Access to this ever-expanding, limitless amount of information can now all be accessed by a device that fits in your pocket. The encouraging effects of the spread of information are materializing daily. One of the most heinous acts of information manipulation in the United States is the celebration of Columbus Day.Americans proudly celebrate the discovery of America by the heroic Christopher Columbus every October, despite the fact that he was a rapist mass murderer. However, thanks to the massive spread of information, people are waking up to the ridiculous and vile nature of celebrating such unspeakable acts. In just the past two months, eight cities across the US have officially stopped celebrating murder and tyranny and changed Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day. Below is a list of the eight cities, by US Uncut, whove been positively changed by the spread of information. While eight cities may not seem like a huge step forward, it marks the beginning of the end of a fairy tale shoved down the throats of school children for far too long. The gesture of the day is not enough, however, as long as we continue to ignore the current oppression of Native Americans. The indigenous people of the North American continent are still being oppressed and killed at a higher rate than anyone else.It is time we start to push this conversation to the forefront of the public debate. There is still a long road ahead, but a lesser ignorance is the tool by which we reach the end of that road. Help to spread this lesser ignorance by sharing this article. Matt Agorist writes for TheFreeThoughtProject.com The story of what was done to the indigenous here and the means employed to making it right are wilder than any fiction. Reminds me of the Nobel Peace Prize. One big disinfo psyop construct. I am part native american as well as spanish , but i agree this PC crap has to stop.. the native americans were NOT some kumbaya peaceful people.. they constantly warred with each other, took slaves, did human sacrifice etc etc not only that, you say this was their land first ?? well where did they come from.. did they just appear ? No most were EUROASIAN that came over about 13,000 years age accross the bearing straight, there is eveidence that there were people here prior to that , as far back as 50,000 years ago, mostly from Asian decent. Point is ALL peoples have moved ALL over the world , displacing other peoples at some time or another, ALL peoples have at some time taken others as slaves, ALL peoples have warred against others and commited all kinds of evil acts. Was any of it right no evil never is right , but to put the native americans on some pedistal like they were blameless etc is just folly. look at the history of the maya, inca, aztecs , and most if not all of the tribes all over north , central and south america war, genocide, human sacrifice, slavery etc etc.. Two wrongs dont make a right.plain and simple. Thanksgiving is just a consumer driven day of excess. It doesnt matter in the end if Columbus was wrong or if natives were not perfect. Its all about making corporations richer. That wont change. I say get rid of the holiday entirely and replace it with Dont spend any money day. Next will come the Washington Redskins. I think people are missing the point. The way i understood it was we were celebrating the discovery of the greatest nation on earth, not the person or the people. Its all about the United States of America and what she would grow to be and stand for. So sad! People have forgotten who we are and what we come from. I truly hope people wake up in the US, but this Is not it. God bless the US and good luck all. All of these cities represent the lousy, loony, leftist, commie bastard democrat progressive cities who are full of crap. Vikings came to America b/f Columbus did. No reason to celebrate Columbus for anything. 