That is why as a Christian, (and I tell the Gods at Mecca here in Harlem that I am), that is why I say that all Black folks regardless of religion or political affiliation should support the NOGE, because there realy is a propaganda war going on for the focus of our youth.
Symbols have power, and it would be better to see our youth understanding and wearing the 7 , or the Ankh, or Red Black and Green, or the map of Africa, then the symbols of the devil and the Illuminati, like the pentagram upside down, skull and bones, spider webs, and baphomet heads
And i want to ad this for clarification to the new generation, that as a teen in the 70s, I had arguements with the 5%, but i had a love and admiration for them because unlike , todays teens harrassing sisters passing by calling each other the N word, clockin doogie and crack, gang bangin, drinking and smoking weed and acting roudy in public,
the majority of the youth were involved in cyphers after school on practicaly every street corner from East NY, Bed Stuy, East Flatbush, Brownsville, Bruckner Blvd, Hollis Queens and Staten Island, standing studiouly wisely and attentively and in a most civilized fashion, diiscuss the distance of jupier to earth, the diameter of the earth, the circumference of the sun and other elevated discourses on cosmology.
And these were teens united regardless of background , middle class , working class or poor, , Black American , Carribean as well as Dominican and Panamanian and a few Indian youths from Trinidad and Guyana.
The hierarchy was not based on pedigree or a priveledged background, but on the amount of wisdom one had.
The Black community looked and felt much different then what we see today
