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May 18th, 2021 
Awake Goy 
Historian and archeologist Robert Sepehr has written extensively about the Chachapoyas — The Cloud People — an ancient Aryan people who built great civilizations — which featured massive pyramids and mummies — in Central and South America long before the Incas and Aztecs — and their civilization even pre-dates the Egyptians by almost 2,000 years.
But as Sepehr points out, this early model of civilization — with a white elite ruling over non-white native races — has been found worldwide — from Africa, India, Egypt and Asia.
And wherever these civilizations have occurred, they have ended the same way — the natives eventually take over and the white elite leave, die off, or become absorbed into the greater population, creating a hybrid, racial caste system — like in India — with the whitest of the hybrid race at the apex — and who live on top of the ruins of the original civilization — and take credit for it.
We have transcribed Sepehr’s narration of his short documentary (watch below) on the Chachapoyas here:
Archeologists have discovered Los Pinchudos, a forgotten city deep within the Amazon rain forest of the long-lost tribe of white-skinned, blonde-haired people the Inca referred to as the Cloud People, or the cloud warriors.
Los Pinchudos is an elaborate tomb complex perched into the high rock cliff in one of Peru’s northern Andean cloud forests. It’s a natural and World Heritage Site — and features clay and stone tombs with wooden grooves. The six unusual large statues with large phalluses are what gave the site its name — Los Pinchudos — translates to “the big penises.”
So little is known about these people who carved these settlements out of the dense foliage, but the Inca civilization called them “the Cloud People” or Chachapoyas, which is named after the cloud forest they inhabited in what is now northern Peru.
Although they left no written language, they did leave scores of stone ruins and mummies. For many centuries, the Cloud People cut farm terraces and villages into these steep slopes, and raised llamas and guinea pigs — until around 1470 when they were finally overwhelmed by the Inca who conquered the region. And when the Spaniards arrived in 1535, the surviving joined them to subdue the Inca. The Europeans were very impressed with their skill, courage, and battle prowess, but by the 1700s, smallpox drove them to extinction.
The Chachapoyas did leave mummies — and archeologists have discovered an underground burial vault inside a cave. The Spanish conquistador, Pedro Cesar de Leon, wrote of the tribe, “They are the whitest and most handsome people that I have seen. And their wives were so beautiful that, because of their gentleness, many of them deserved to be the Inca’s wives and also to be taken to the Sun Temple.”
The oldest mummies in the world are the Chinchorra mummies from Chili and southern Peru — while the earliest Egyptian mummified remains date around 3,000 BC, the earliest Chinchorra mummified remains date to 5,000 BC. The Chinchorran culture was the only Andean culture that performed mummification on all members of the society, while all other Andean cultures only the elite were mummified.
The Chinchorro mummies have caucasoid hair and features — and only Chinchorran culture existed exclusively of caucasoids. All other Andean cultures were comprised of a Caucasoid elite ruling over another racial group.
A major burial site of the Nasca culture was the Chauchilla cemetery, established 200 AD, used for about six or seven hundred years — and the hair of the mummies is obviously caucasoid hair, and they were all wearing long robes. The ceramic vessels were produced by the Mochi culture, from around 1 AD to 800 AD, and they all have beards — facial features are caucasoid, and all wearing long robes.
The Wari civilizations was a pre-Inca population who inhabited the area that now known as Lima in Peru. They left blue-eyed decorated mummies. 2,000 years ago, a mysterious and little-known civilization — the blue-eyed elite ruled the northern coast of Peru — these people were called the Moche — they built huge pyramids that still dominate the surrounding countryside — some were well over 100 feet tall.
The Lord of Sipan tomb is held by some archeologists as one of the most important archeological discoveries in this region — and in the world — in the last 30 years. The main tomb was found intact, untouched by thieves. The Spanish explorer, Pizzaro, asked the Inca who these light-skinned blondes and red heads were — and the Inca Indians replied that they were the last descendants of the Viracochas — Viracochas, they said, were a divine race of white-skinned men with beards. And they were so like the Spanish that the Europeans were called “Viracochas” from the moment they came to the Inca empire. And the Incas thought that the Viracochas would come sailing back across the Pacific.
So all over the world we find legends such as the Viracochas — they all share similar themes of being visited in the distant past by a race which seems to have been deified.
According to the principal Inca legend, before the reign of the first Inca, the Son god — Kon Tiki Viracocha — had taken leave of his kingdom in present day Peru, and sailed off into the Pacific with all of his subjects.
It’s interesting to note that in Africa, there’s a gentleman by the name of Credo Mutwa — he’s a 94 year old shaman living in South Africa — and he claims that tall, blonde-haired, blue-eyed people had been seen by black African tribes throughout the continent long before the white Europeans arrived. Credo is a very respected historian of the Zulu nation — and he said when the Europeans first came, the black Africans thought it was the return of these same white gods which they had called Mzungu. And as a result, they called the European settlers by the same name, which is still used today.
This is very much the same reaction as the Central American people had when Cortez and his Spanish invasion party arrived in 1519, and they thought that this was the returning Quetzalcoatl.
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