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Hernán Cortés

The claims the writer was given for Hernán Cortés, in the order they were given.

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    Because Hernán Cortés was bearded and white and came from the sea during a "One-Reed Year", a period in which the return of the god Quetzalcoatl was believed possible, the Aztecs were at first confused about the identity of the conquistador.

    “Because Cortez was bearded and white and came from the sea during a "One-Reed Year," which was a period in which the return of the god was believed to be possible, the Aztecs were at first confused about the identity of the conquistador.”

    The Fourth Mind 2025-01-15 ch26:26211-26435 testimony

  2. 2

    When Hernan Cortes first arrived on the shores of the Aztec empire, the Aztecs initially thought he was their god Quetzalcoatl.

    “the Aztecs uh when Cortez first arrived on their shores, they were confused. First, they thought he was Quetzalcoatl, their god.”

    The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 00:38:12.6-00:38:21.4 observation

  3. 3

    There were approximately 90 million people in Mesoamerica when Hernan Cortes arrived.

    “the result was there were approximately 90 million people in mesoamerica when Cortez arrived”

    The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 00:38:48.9-00:38:57.0 measurement

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    A hundred years after Hernan Cortes arrived, about 9 million indigenous people remained in Mesoamerica, the great majority of them slaves.

    “a hundred years later There were about 9 million native peoples, indigenous peoples in Mesoamerica, of whom the great majority were slaves.”

    The Terrible Truth About the Visitors - Whitley Strieber | ep. 96 2026-07-24 00:38:58.7-00:39:11.0 measurement

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