[drpix]

Actually "the white man" (Europeans) learned the biological warfare trick from the Muslim Mongols when a Tartar army used it on them long before Europeans and Native-Americans made contact:

"Almost 150 years before Columbus set sail, a Tartar army besieged the Genoese city of Kaffa. Then the Black Death visited. To the defenders' joy, their attackers {Tartars} began dying off. But triumph turned to terror when the Tartar khan catapulted the dead bodies of his men over the city walls, deliberately creating an epidemic inside. The Genoese fled Kaffa, leaving it open to the Tartars. But they did not run away fast enough; their ships spread the disease to every port they visited."

1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus", Page 131
by Charles C. Mann

And while that earlier Muslim use against European Christians is much better documented than the use attributed to European Christians against Native-Americans, the politically correct anti-West agenda of the media and academia takes precedence over a "whole truth" history.

[miss marmelstein]

The smallpox blankets of the US Army have been debunked.