Columbus Was NOT Italian and didn't know Italian language .NewsMax with Ed Berliner

Columbus Day debate on Mid-Point with Ed Berliner of NewsMax:

Published on Oct 13, 2014

Manuel Rosa, Author of “Columbus: The Untold Story” and John Mancini, executive director at Italic Institute of America join the panel to discuss the history of Columbus Day.

MidPoint | Manuel Rosa and John Mancini | Part 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCi6JxlUrXE&feature=youtu.be

MidPoint | Manuel Rosa and John Mancini | Part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO5LuspjR4s

NewsMax mistakenly named me "Manuel Rosa -Colon" and this just goes to show how even in modern days the media cannot get it right. I have asked them to correct this mistake but still it remains.
The same thing happened with Colón in 1493. April 1493 printer Pedro Posa changed the name to Colom while printing Colón's First Letter, then the Bishop of Monte Peloso again changed the name to Colombo when the letter was printed in Rome May 1493.... and the rest, as they say, is History, although a false and invented one. What a conundrum, I have been working so hard for 23 years to let the world know that Colón's name was mistakenly changed to Colombo/Columbus in the mass media and now I have the same problem with my own name of Manuel Rosa being changed to Manuel Rosa-Colon!!!!!

Kolumb. Historia nieznana (REBIS) - Christopher Columbus

WARSAW, Poland, May 08, 2012 - New book about Christopher Columbus published May 8 in Poland says that all we had been taught in schools about Columbus is a fairy tale and exposes the famous explorer as a Portuguese spy.

Kolumb. Historia nieznana (REBIS) (Columbus. The Unknown History), is the result of a 21-year-long investigation that casts serious doubts on the longstanding belief that Christopher Columbus was a poor Genoese peasant, lost at sea, who found America only by accident. Thus the Christopher Columbus controversy is again front and center for the 506th anniversary of discoverer’s death on May 20. 

Providing a fresh look at the 15th and 16th Century documentation, Manuel Rosa, a Portuguese-American historian, founding member of Association Cristovao Colon, and author of four books on Christopher Columbus, writes that the famous explorer lived a life of “treachery, treason, murder, lies, intrigue, assassinations, fraud, and deception,” as a secret agent for King John II of Portugal, whose voyage to a previously “discovered” America was a carefully planned mission of international espionage meant to convince the Spanish crown that Spain had reached India first.

Historic facts establish that there were lies interposed by Christopher Columbus in his letters and other writings meant to hide his identity as well as his reasons for the 1492 voyage. Basing himself on up-to-now unknonwn Portuguese documents as well as on Portuguese chronicles, geneaologies and Columbus's own writings, and with well-documented sources, the author makes a strong case that the 500-year-old Christopher Columbus history was wrong. The book shows that Cristóbal Colón, (the Spanish name the discoverer used), was the pseudonym of Prince Segismundo Henriques born on Madeira Island, the royal son of King Ladislau III of Poland, Lithuania and Hungary; self-exiled in Portugal after his disastrous defeat against the Muslims at the battle of Varna.

More and more historians now question which version of the history is correct as they seem to be caught off guard by the new revelations: “Another nutty conspiracy theory! That’s what I first supposed… I now believe that Columbus is guilty of a huge fraud carried out over two decades,” wrote professor James T. McDonough, Jr., who taught at St. Joseph’s University for 31 years.

“Hero? Plebeian? Sailor? Weaver? Nobleman? Worker? Who really was Christopher Columbus, and where was he born? .… 20 years of careful research deny the official version of history. Columbus was a Pole, not Genoese…” reads the Polish literature about the Warsaw Book Fair where the controversial author will lecture on May 12, 2012. (http://www.matras.pl/kolumb-historia-nieznana.html?utm_so...#)

Manuel Rosa will also to lecture at the city of Poznan in Poland, May 14, in Brussels, Belgium, on May 22, in Funchal, Madeira, on May 18, May 20 in Cuba, plus a special lecture at the Portuguese Academy of History in Lisbon on May 16.

“Those who take the time to understand what a sixteen century navigator needed to know science-wise and then learn that Christopher Columbus knew Latin, Portuguese, Castilian, Cosmography, Geography, Algebra, Geometry, Cartography, Theology, Navigation, plus secret ciphers,” says Rosa, “must question how could he have been the touted wool-weaver from Genoa and not a noble well-schooled from a young age?”