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The Native American Indian Farmers for thousands of years were the Stewards of Cocoa and made drinks
and Candies of it, using Spices and Vanilla to make it a pleasurable dessert, they certainly were exceptional in
their Treat. They the Native Indians of the Americas deserve a Treaty of Respect, we are asking all Chocolate Companies to
place at least a one sentence honorable mentioning of these facts of history!
This one sentence or more of honor and respect would be placed on all Chocolate Candy Boxes and wrappers
Example of one sentence of respect to be placed on all packages of Chocolates:
"Because of our Wonderful Native American Indian Farmers, who for tens of thousands
of years were the Stewards of the Americas, the Stewards of Cocoa and more, we are Chocolate lovers because
of Their Industrious Natures". ******************
The shorter version:
"Remember our Wonderful Native American Indian Farmers, we are Chocolate lovers because
of Their Industrious Natures". ******************
Please send a letter to http://www.hersheys.com/contactus/ or, and telephone supporting the fact of our Native Peoples, let Hershey know we desire
to see honor to be given to them, with a Treaty of Respect!
Please copy and paste the above example with your opinion to Hersheys, thank you and continue to volunteer.
"Cocoa was an important commodity in Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica. Spanish chroniclers of the conquest of Mexico by Hernán Cortés relate that when Montezuma II, emperor of the Aztecs, dined he took no other beverage than chocolate, served in a golden goblet and eaten with a golden spoon. Flavored with vanilla and spices, his chocolate was whipped into a froth that dissolved in the mouth. It is reported that Montezuma II may have consumed no fewer than 50 portions each day, and 200 more by the nobles of his court".Wikipedia The Native American Indians had their Land stolen, their Identities stolen and even their Candies and Hearts.
Hershey's Company and Nestle's Corporation, have a Bigger Heart and help Create the Treaty of Respect!
Let us nonviolently reform our presentations to the Western Hemisphere, show our Native Peoples
true respect.All Nations of the Western Hemisphere join in on the Seven Major Programs to Honor our Native Peoples as never
before!
Hershey's and all Chocolate companies have a heart and honor our Native American Indian Farmers, let us
be fair and respectful and give a Treaty of Respect to make up partially for the Evil Hearts of the Past Governments of the
Americas.
Let us create History that is sublime rather than slime, let us create an image of industrious and
colorful peoples that are our Common Denominator, let us truly become the Government of the People!
Have a Heart, a Heart of Love and Honor
Recall all the Chocolate you and I have enjoyed, let us be fair and give a true effort and call a Chocolate
Company and let them know what we want to see on the Boxes and Wrappers of our purchases of Chocolate.
Make a Sacrifice, do this for our Native Peoples, please get your friends to join in on the Volunteering.
Organize a Chapter of the Cambridge Sunshine Foundation, be a good Scout, make our Indians proud of us!
Make a Sacrifice do this for our Native American Indian Peoples, for all the Children of the Future,
it is ultra important that our Children and Future Children receive feelings about their Roots and Root People. Our Roots
are not only Asian, African and European; they are Rooted in the History of our Native American Indigenous Peoples. Learn
more today, to grow more today; to become more Today! I say this with great Respect, learn more about our Common Denominator
of all Peoples in the Americas! Our Root People! Start with the Native American Indian Farmers and Artists, it is your heritage
and truth to bond with and inside live!
Organize a Chapter of the Cambridge Sunshine Foundation, be a good Scout, make our Native Indians proud
of us!
The Chocolates are singing according to a Native American Indian beat, let us sing and feel good about eating and drinking Chocolate desserts and dance to the Beat!
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Thanks to our Native American Indian farmers for Stewarding Chocolate and Cocoa Drinks for a very long time, thousands
of years!
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