Los primeros colonos británicos en América recurrieron al canibalismo para sobrevivir

#2 #5 El verdadero origen del roast beef

#1 Gracias! Llevaba años buscando esa película, la vi de niño y no recordaba a los actores

Seguramente pensaron "Winter is coming!"

#11 qué pena no haber vivido esa época para fagocitar lechosos perros ingleses!

#41 ya he puesto suficientes links y quotes para que busques tú mismo la información... pero es obvio que ni te vas a molestar, porque como no quieres aceptar un hecho que va en contra de tus prejuicios ideológicos simplemente vas a evitar cualquier debate serio.

Mira en Plymouth como eran las relaciones con los indios

As promised by Massasoit, numerous Native Americans arrived at Plymouth throughout the middle of 1621 with pledges of peace. On July 2, a party of Pilgrims, led by Edward Winslow (who later became the chief diplomat of the colony), set out to continue negotiations with the chief. The delegation also included Squanto, who acted as a translator. After traveling for several days, they arrived at Massasoit's capital, the village of Sowams near Narragansett Bay. After meals and an exchange of gifts, Massasoit agreed to an exclusive trading pact with the English (and thus the French, who were also frequent traders in the area, were no longer welcome). Squanto remained behind and traveled the area to establish trading relations with several tribes in the area.[48]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Colony#Early_relations_with_the_Native_Americans


Solo hubo un pequeño incidente con los nativos, esto ocurrió con la llegada de nuevos colonos un año más tarde que crearon otro asentamiento, cuando ya habían muerto de hambre la mitad de los primeros colonos de plymouth y en el que por cierto salieron reforzadas las tribus aliadas de los ingleses

In May 1622, a vessel named the Sparrow arrived carrying seven men from the Merchant Adventurers whose purpose was to seek out a site for a new settlement in the area. Two ships followed shortly thereafter carrying sixty settlers, all men. They spent July and August in Plymouth before moving north to settle in modern Weymouth, Massachusetts at a settlement they named Wessagussett.[51] Though short-lived, the settlement of Wessagussett provided the spark for an event that would dramatically change the political landscape between the local Native American tribes and the English settlers. Responding to reports of a military threat to Wessagussett, Myles Standish organized a militia to defend Wessagussett. However, he found that there had been no attack. He therefore decided on a pre-emptive strike. In an event called "Standish's raid" by historian Nathaniel Philbrick, he lured two prominent Massachusett military leaders into a house at Wessagussett under the pretense of sharing a meal and making negotiations. Standish and his men then stabbed and killed the two unsuspecting Native Americans. The local sachem, named Obtakiest, was pursued by Standish and his men but escaped with three English prisoners from Wessagussett, whom he then executed.[52] Within a short time, Wessagussett was disbanded, and the survivors were integrated into the town of Plymouth.[51]
Word quickly spread among the Native American tribes of Standish's attack; many Native Americans abandoned their villages and fled the area.

Standish's raid had disastrous consequences for the colony, as attested William Bradford, who in a letter to the Merchant Adventurers noted "[W]e had much damaged our trade, for there where we had [the] most skins the Indians are run away from their habitations..."[53] The only positive effect of Standish's raid seemed to be the increased power of the Massasoit-led Wampanoag, the Pilgrims' closest ally in the region.[53]

eso era en 1621 y hasta 1637 no tuvieron ningún enfrentamiento de importancia... con europeos!!

The first major war in New England was the Pequot War of 1637. The war's roots go back to 1632, when a dispute over control of the Connecticut River Valley near modern Hartford, Connecticut arose between Dutch fur traders and Plymouth officials.


Así que sí, esos indios que tú dices que les atacaban y asediaban debían ser los mismos que en Jamestown y viajaban en el avión de los hermanos Wright... si no, no tiene sentido lo que dices

#31 Es que donde se ponga a un neocom que se quiten comunistas perroflautas...
Ahora en serio, la primera colonia estaba escasa de gente preparada (artesanos y agricultores) y sobrada de gente sin los mínimos conocimientos y aptitudes para sobrevivir... eso si, todos muy devotos y temerosos de dios.