- Feb 26, 2005
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The enemy of 'blacks' are those who continue to dictate what others should think or feel about themselves.
Here are some concepts from a so-called 'black' man.
"Some human varieties are explained by variations in extra-terrestrial descent: Morbidly obese people, for instance, may be descended from the grotesque and elephant-nosed Deros (see also: Richard Sharpe Shaver); people with Down’s Syndrome may be descended from the 48-chromosomed Teros. (Some Teros live underground on Earth today, and some resemble humans so much that they can come to the surface and mingle with us without being noticed.)[12]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuwaubians
When one is saying a person is a monster, (by the way, there are blacks I know with Down's Syndrome for those who think 'being retarded' is a white thing), it should not be surprising if that person acts in monstrous ways.
Maybe blacks in Africa and now need to stop trying to find physical reasons to support another 'black' person's notions. But I'm sure someone will come back with how someone else isn't black enough, and/or if your own are getting on your nerves some reverse Pollyanic BS about 'being yourself.'
Here are some concepts from a so-called 'black' man.
"Some human varieties are explained by variations in extra-terrestrial descent: Morbidly obese people, for instance, may be descended from the grotesque and elephant-nosed Deros (see also: Richard Sharpe Shaver); people with Down’s Syndrome may be descended from the 48-chromosomed Teros. (Some Teros live underground on Earth today, and some resemble humans so much that they can come to the surface and mingle with us without being noticed.)[12]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuwaubians
When one is saying a person is a monster, (by the way, there are blacks I know with Down's Syndrome for those who think 'being retarded' is a white thing), it should not be surprising if that person acts in monstrous ways.
Maybe blacks in Africa and now need to stop trying to find physical reasons to support another 'black' person's notions. But I'm sure someone will come back with how someone else isn't black enough, and/or if your own are getting on your nerves some reverse Pollyanic BS about 'being yourself.'