During my time studying I had a Prof. named Dr. Jacques Zilberber. He was a   
   Belgian who went to do graduate work in Spain and then accepted a position at   
   the U Santiago in Chile. He came to Canada after President Salvador Allende   
   was overthrown. One of    
   Jacques specialties was revolution in South America.   
       
   Dr. Zilberber taught that when the Spanish went to S. America, they took   
   native women as wives. After they tamed the continent, they longed for Spanish   
   culture and coaxed educated women to come from Spain.  These women demanded   
   marriage and threw out the    
   native women and their children. She longed to return to the good life up top   
   and so made roosters down below, who she primed to revolt, so that she could   
   go back up.   
      
   The Spanish were not the first in S. America who had to learn to deal with   
   revolution. One reason for the long, successful rein of the Inca in S. America   
   was that they learned to control revolt. The Inca took captives in battle.   
   They allowed the women to    
   choose one, usually the most handsome, to be their King.    
      
   After a year of being pampered by the women and having their every command   
   fulfilled by them, the Priests would take the women's captive King from them.   
   The women's King would be led up high onto an altar where he was beheaded and   
   his head was thrown    
   down to the women.   
      
   JL -13-11-15   
      
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