by Urkhan Seyidov
If the new manuscripts mentioning the existence of a country in Georgia (Colchis), are dated to the XII century BC, so the history of Cuba is considerably young from the discovering the New World by Christopher Columbus in 1492.
One would think what is in common between the countries which are beyond the oceans? We can suppose that likeness between them is the same as between the pyramids of Egypt and civilization of Maya (Indians). In spite of the lifetime of civilizations, some events can be happened and repeated regardless of each other. And the most interesting fact is that it will entail similar consequences.
The “coincidence” must have a reason, therefore an explanation. It becomes more obvious, logical and necessary, when we look back and try to link some “coincidence points”. One can assume that “coincidences” and the reasons of their successive repetitions are not only predictable and similar according to the structure, but also they have significant and identical impact. In a word, if “it” quacks like a duck, swims like a duck and looks like a duck, so it must be a duck. And it means that timely knowledge and information about history and the reasons of the events are always powerful, good and decisive factors, to avoid or stimulate emergence of some changes in the present as well as in the future.
While reading history books, more than once we have come across the similarity of the events, happened at different times and with different nations. Were there any definite rituals or a beginning of new religion with similar precepts; or wars with genocides and catastrophes; or any economic or diplomatic crises; or change of sovereigns, presidents? That is its way. We should have a clue, which will let us chain events, not having anything in common on the face of it. It seems to us that we have found it. Let’s have a good look at this clue at greater length not to stumble over it.
Lessons of History and Traveling Back into Time
Returning to our initial question about common parallels between Georgia – Cuba, the notions “revolution”, “independence war”, “confrontation to the system” come to your mind unconsciously. The current list might be enlarged, but we will sort out some conformity which makes it possible to compare two countries, see the connection between them, and draw a conclusion, if it happens to predict their proceeding in future, reviewing involvement of the USA and Russia in this process.
“Independence”