Long ago in our past, our ancestors lived along the Atlantic Ocean coastline, probably in eastern Canada. Atlantis of course. Some major event (the destruction of Atlantis) occurred, which forced our ancestors to commence a migration westward to central Canada, near Lake Superior. It did not occur in one event, but it was several migrations that occurred. Our ancestors eventually became aware of the Seven Fires Prophesy and obviously took it seriously, and in fact, it was prophesied that when they reached the land where food grows on water (rice of course) they were to make that land their home, which occurred of course. That occurred thousands of years after Atlantis was destroyed, or about 1,300 years ago.
Once the Anishinabek reached the Montreal region they settled for a while, then they commenced a moving until they reached Niagara Falls. There they may have separated in two groups, with one group going further southwestward until they reached what is now the Detroit region in southern Michigan, while the other group migrated slightly northward and westward, until they reached the upper peninsula of Michigan, near Lake Superior, or the just migrated straight west from the Montreal region to Lake Superior. The group that reached the Detroit region eventually became the Anishinabe people known today as the Fox and Sauk, Kickapoo, Miami, and Shawnee. Up in northern Michigan, the Anishinabek multiplied and became numerous, and in fact, they led the Anishinabe exodus even further westwards. Anyway, that is how the story of this westward migration was told.
Now what we all need to learn about, is the truth behind the first Anishinabe exodus which probably commenced soon after Atlantis was destroyed 11,500 years ago. Our ancestors quickly fled towards the west of course. Their country is now submerged off the coast of New England, eastern Canada, and included Greenland. They settled in Labrador down to Maine. After receiving the Seven Fires Prophecy, Anishinabe ogimak must have first thought that a people to their east lived who wanted to destroy them. Instead of commencing a westward exodus, they must have initiated an eastward migration from probably Labrador, then Greenland, then Iceland, then to Europe, in order to prevent the people living to their east, from trying to destroy them. Of course, we have historical records going back to the 8th century, or the 700s, in which a people known as the Vikings, went on a rampage in Europe. However, white historians claim the Vikings were white and actually invaded North America. It has conspiracy emanating from it. It will be the work of future archaeologists and historians, to learn the truth behind the Viking invasion into western Europe and even into eastern Europe. The Vikings did establish the country known as Russia. A good hint, huh? The Soviet Union!
An event occurred a couple of centuries after the Anishinabe (Viking) invasion into western Europe which ended their constant contact with Europe and Africa. Hudson Bay, the Great Lakes, Greenland, and the Baltic Sea can provide you with evidence of that event. Then after the catastrophe which ended the constant contact between the Anishinabe people (Vikings) of North America, with Africa and Europe, Anishinabe ogimak commenced to send their military and police (the Chippewa's) towards the west to look for the turtle shaped island and food that grew on water. It led them to Montana first, where they established major settlements, then into Alaska, then to Siberia where they eventually discovered the food that grows on water (rice). From there, Anishinabe soldiers once again invaded Europe and Africa. However, their conquests were short lived. The Arial Sea, Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Red Sea, can provide you with evidence of the event which ended the Anishinabe Empire in Africa, Asia, and Europe in the 14th century. They do, for some unknown reason, refer to Europe as being a continent. That's because in the 14th century, Europe was in fact a continent entirely surrounded by water.