New York honors a slaver
The current hysteria in the USA by the liberals, leftists,
and race baiters is a full assault on statues and names connected either
directly or remotely to the Confederacy and / or slavery.
Remember that: Now
let us go back to the year 1633 AD in the United Kingdom. This was the year King Charles I and his wife
Henrietta Maria gave birth to James Stuart.
Upon his birth his father the King designated him Duke of York. Hence:
James Stuart Duke of York. In
1683 he headed the Royal African Company, a slave trading company.
In 1664 King Charles granted him the Dutch territory in the
New World known as New Netherlands and New Amsterdam. The Duke changed the names from New
Netherlands to “New York” (current “New York State”), and New Amsterdam to
current “New York City.”
The name “York” in New York State and New York City pays
honor and homage to a slaver. His Royal
African Company purchased slaves in Africa and transferred them across the Atlantic
Ocean to North and South America. In
keeping with the current hysteria in the USA, the name “York” should be
expunged from both the state and city which honors his name. Can we have a little consistency among the
lunatic fringe in the USA?
James Stuart Duke of York, slaver:
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