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• It was 1100 and the Aztecs were led south into pre Mexico
Mexico by Huitzilopochtli, the left-handed hummingbird, in
search of a new home. By an enormous stroke of luck they stopped
at lake Texcoco to fill their waterbags and spotted an eagle
standing on a cactus. This sight fulfilled an ancient prophecy,
so they put down sticks and called their new gaff Tenochtitlan.
Much frivolity followed, with human sacrifice, drinking, human
sacrifice, eating, human sacrifice, dancing and .. human
sacrifice high on the agenda. The Aztecs believed they were on a
sacred mission to save their world, returning the favour of
sustenance to the Gods who had sacrificed themselves to create
human life at the beginning of time. People were literally
fighting to get up the altar steps to have their chests set on
fire and hearts ripped out...      'Hey its for a good cause..
we're going straight to heaven, right?'      Their good fortune
didn't last though.