Fall's favorite spice blend has a violent history
Thousands were killed, others enslaved, 'and it was all for nutmeg.'
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Thousands were killed, others enslaved, 'and it was all for nutmeg.'
The Washington Post has squashed one of the much-anticipated joys of autumn after invoking the "violent history" of everyone's favorite fall spice.
The invaders struck the island from three sides simultaneously.
Leftist newspapers like The Washington Post dearly love a chance to remind us of how savage white
WASHINGTON (THE WASHINGTON POST) – The violent history behind autumn’s favourite spice mix is just about to unfold. The invaders struck the island from three sides simultaneously. The Dutch fleet of 1,655 soldiers and sailors and more than a dozen wooden ships landed at the Banda Islands, an archipelago located in modern-day Indonesia, in 1621. […]