The name ‘America’ comes from?

Excerpts from the Silent Revolution Of Truth, Compilation Edition, Volume 5, page 1312:

Ptaah: 55. To do the whole thing in detail would be too much to ask, which is why I will only briefly mention the most important thing. 56. And where the name ‘America’ comes from, there the Wikipedia excerpt gives information.

57. As far as the emergence of the USA is concerned, you have already anticipated a number of things in an explanatory manner, including the conspiracy that has been concealed in every respect since its inception and has never been made public, nor in the colonial circles of Great Britain, France, Spain and Portugal, nor among the aborigines, the various Indian tribes.

58. And that has remained so to this day. 59. But as far as the conspiracy and all the circumstances are concerned, I can explain the most important thing in this regard from my father’s notes, just as he observed everything and recorded it in his annals.

60. The conspiracy was staged by the slave owner Augustine Washington, born in Great Britain in 1693 and deceased in 1743, the father of the later first President of America George Washington.

61. The conspirators counted several thousand colonists, who secretly called themselves ‘Americans’ in their circles and who strove to establish their own form of government, which, however, was kept secret from the outside under threat of death, which is why nothing in writing was ever recorded and nothing was ever written to the outside, so that the whole thing could always be kept secret, even to this day.

62. In 1732 his son George Washington was born, who then became the first president of the United States of America and died in 1799.

63. Early on he was involved in the conspiracy of his father, to whom he was completely addicted, following with his followers also the goal of his own ‘Americans’ state formation and did not omit anything to achieve this goal one day.

64. Although he lacked a good school education, as well as a valuable general education, because he was very uneducated, unread and ignorant, which he could later improve with the help of a decisive woman.

65. Overall, however, he was able to cover up the whole thing to a large extent, to which his origin as part of the economic and cultural elite of the slavery plantation owners of the state of Virginia came in very handy to him, because through his origin he also came into contact with a wealthy and influential and very cultivated nobleman named Lord William Fairfax and won his trust and help. …

82. And it was these incidents – triggered by George Washington, who was full of hatred and thoughts of revenge against the French and who saw himself as ‘Americans’ and thus as Americans – that led to the war from 1754-1763, which from the American point of view is called the French and Indian War, which is regarded as a partial conflict of the Seven Years’ War, which then broke out in 1756.

83. And since at that time the entire origin of the First World War began with the machinations and triggered armed conflicts of the aforementioned ‘Americans’ – meaning, [the] early American George Washington, by whose provocation the whole thing could come about in the first place – in the background together with his thousandfold ‘Americans co-conspirators’ – it is clear to us that the First World War was triggered by the USA with its first citizens, who secretly called themselves ‘Americans’ – meaning, ‘American’ in a later sense.

87. And why we have never spoken openly about ‘World War I’ until today was simply because there was no special need for it until now, when you openly asked for it (- the First World War being waged in the years 1756–1763.). 88. The First World War was fought out in large parts of Earth, so in North America, Central Europe, Portugal and in India, as well as in the Caribbean, on the Philippines as well as on the world oceans, followed not by local wars, but only by an effective World War can be spoken.

89. In Europe it was Habsburg, Prussia and Russia who fought primarily for dominance in Central Europe, France and Great Britain but for dominance in North America, India and the Philippines.

90. From a global perspective, it was a matter of the geopolitical and power political balance in America and Europe, with the colonies that prosecuted France and Great Britain playing just as important a role as the influence with regard to the transatlantic and worldwide sea routes. 91. So, it was also about the dominance of all non-European colonies and bases as well as trade advantages in Africa, India and other Asian countries.  

Billy: This is typical for the USA, even in those days when it was not called ‘United States of America’, but was called ‘Americans’ by the conspirators, which is equivalent to ‘America’. And that you judge and describe the thing ‘World War I’ – in which Europe was also involved and which was effectively global – as originating from the USA, that is really plausible, logical and therefore to be understood, because the conspirator George Washington was just as much an ‘Americans’ – as his co-conspirators were – and his insidious warlike murderous machinations led to war. …

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