What if everything you were taught about 1492 was a lie? In this bold and unflinching exposé, Michael A. Wright dismantles the myth of "discovery" and reveals the truth buried beneath centuries of colonial propaganda. The 1492 Deception is not just a retelling of history - it's a reckoning with the spiritual, cultural, and psychological warfare that began the moment European ships touched the shores of a land already alive with civilizations. Wright traces how the language of empire - discovery, civilization, salvation - became tools of domination, used to justify theft, slavery, and genocide. He brings to light the erased stories of Indigenous and African peoples who thrived long before Columbus, and whose memory still pulses through the land, the rivers, and the blood of their descendants. This book is a call to awaken. To confront the lies taught in classrooms, celebrated in holidays, and etched into monuments. It is a mirror held up to the soul of a nation built on contradiction - preaching liberty while practicing bondage, claiming enlightenment while committing erasure. The 1492 Deception is for those ready to remember what was never lost - and to reclaim the dignity, history, and truth that empire tried to silence.