Black Spirituality Religion : I Cannot Understand This Depth Of Hatred

The white race does not just want to destroy us. They want to erase all evidense that we ever existed.



READING THIS MAY MAKE YOU WEEP OR IT MAY MAKE YOU WANT TO KILL SOMEBODY.
http://www.raceandhistory.com/manu/update.htm

When we start looking at them for what they are (beasts), then the 'surpris' & 'shock' at their brutality and lies will slowly dissipate from your being and you will better overstand them, rather than trying to understand them.
 
When we start looking at them for what they are (beasts), then the 'surpris' & 'shock' at their brutality and lies will slowly dissipate from your being and you will better overstand them, rather than trying to understand them.
But wouldn’t WE ALL be so much better off it THEY would just snap out of it, is there anyone sicker and very very dangerous than a LUNATIC who not only thinks that they are WELL, but that they are the only people capable of moving humanity forward in the 21st century; despite their ongoing malevolvent onslaught on the rest of humanity of over 2000 years duration in general, specifically the African HOLOCAUST of the last 500 years STILL actually being ratcheted up as opposed to stopped, TODAY?

Isn’t ANYONE who genuinely believes they are not programmed
graphically illustrating that their programming is COMPLETE?
 
Isaiah said:
It's in the ICE, it's in the ICE!!!!(smile!)​
Think of how you'd would feel if you had live in all of that cold for 20,000 years... You'd be angry and murderous and treacherous, too...(smile!)​
By contrast, African people have a more sunny disposition... We move slower, and are not nearly as aggressive... It doesnt pay to be too aggressive, or move too fast in 120 degree heat... We never had to fight and scratch for food, as it was readily available to us... If food wasn't available, our neighbor fed us, as that is how African culture is structured...​
That structure cost us dearly when the more aggressive and treacherous one saw our abundance, and our willingness to share it... He is not willing to share anything, only to take and hoard as one who has been hungry for many thousands of years, and has that level of scarcity built into his psyche...​
I forget the name of the author of the book, ICEMAN INHERITANCE, but he is White, and he pulls no punches in describing white folks in this way... Get your hands on that book... It comes highly recommended by African scholars...​
Peace!​
Isaiah​
Peace!​
Isaiah​
What about Eskimoes? They live in the coldest climate imagineable and have a spiritual mindset similar to Native Americans or Africans.


It is only because I agree 100% with Isiah that I answer this:​
1. Eskimos are Native Americans.​
2. Unlike Europe and Europeans, Eskimos live(d) in an artic region where human beings were few and far between. So few Eskimos that unlike any other people in the world (including their brethren to the South), they built NO cities; any community of Eskimos consisted, at best, of 100 people.​
3. Because of their extreme isolation of hundreds, if not thousands of miles separating any Eskimo communities, there was no competition for the natural resources among them.​
Can you imagine the absurdity of 10 people living in the entire known world in an environment so hostile to human existence that cooperation means life or death - 100% cooperation of each member of that community - and there are rich and poor people, haves and have nots, i.e., the planned and codified manifestation of the "spiritual" mindset of Europeans?​
 
Isocrates states clearly that Pythagorus on visiting Egypt “became a student of the religion of the people, and was the first to bring to the Greeks all philosophy”.

The pyramids were standing 1000 years before he [Pythagorus] supposedly “discovered” the formula that bears his name (for solving a right-angle triangle). The “Father of Science” Aristotle said “Egyptians and Ethiopians are cowards because of their excessively black colour”.


:huh:


STILL OUT OF AFRICA
Dr. Charles S. Finch, III, M.D.

Every year about this time one comes out of the wood work, a self-appointed "defender of the faith" of European cultural values, and both the popular and academic media dutifully supply maximum exposure. Last year we endured Charles Murray and The Bell Curve; this year it is Mary Lefkowitz of Wellesley College with her Not Out Of Africa. It seems that the surest way for an academic, seeking to break out of ivory tower obscurity, to get a manuscript accepted by a major publishing house is to write a book belittling the intelligence or integrity of some segment of the Black community. The phenomenon is so reliable that even non- white writers, covering the spectrum from Dinesh D'Souza to Henry Louis Gates, have adopted the ploy to obtain media exposure, enhance academic status and augment bank balances. Afrophobic books of every description represent an industry-within-an- industry and there always seems to be a ready market.

The anti-Afrocentric premises of Mary Lefkowitz are patently absurd. One does not even have to be a classicist to find abundant evidence that the influence of northeast Africa, i.e., Egypt and Ethiopia, on Greece was as formative as that of Greece on Europe. The number of Greeks who lived and learned in Egypt reads like a "Who's Who" of Greek Philosophy. Solon, Thales, Pythagoras, Eudoxus, Anaximander, Anaxagoras, Democritus, Plato, Archimedes, Hipparchus, Ptolemy, Herophilus, Galen and others too numerous to mention pursued their higher studies in the Nile Valley. As a classicist, Lefkowitz has to know these historical facts because the Greeks themselves recorded them! If she doesn't know, then her bona fides as a classicist is spurious. However, it is more reasonable to assume that she does, so her deep aversion to any kind of an African influence on early Greek culture has to spring from a fundamental Afrophobia that informs her whole thought.

It is possible to discredit Ms. Lefkowitz's reasoning on numerous counts. Concerning Aristotle, to insist that Aristotle never visited Egypt nor was under any significant Egyptian intellectual influence suggests strongly that she heeds to refamiliarize herself with the literature in her own field. Theophile Obenga shows in an article entitled "Aristotle and Ancient Egypt" (ANKH, vol. 2, 1993) that Aristotle, in his Meteorology, describes the topology of the Nile in a manner that leaves little doubt that he had seen in person what he was describing.

Moreover, in his Metaphysics, Aristotle states in a completely unambiguous manner that "Egypt was the cradle of the art of mathematics." In his On The Heavens, Aristotle states furthermore that the Egyptians and Babylonians were the founders of the science of astronomy. In particular, Aristotle was admiring of the Egyptian's exceptional knowledge of the planetary conjunctions and the nature of comets. Here we find the words of Aristotle himself baldly refuting the contention of Ms. Lefkowitz that Aristotle had never visited Egypt nor had been influenced by Egypt's learning.

After about 600 B.C., when selected students such as Thales and Pythagoras began to trickle into Egypt thirsting for knowledge, the temple learning of the Nile Valley began to flow toward the northern Mediterranean in increasing volume. As Cheikh Anta Diop said, there is no Greek mathematics, philosophy, or science until after the prolonged contact with Egypt. Even the term "philosopher," meaning "lover of wisdom," was coined by Pythagoras as a consequence of the 22 years he spent studying in the Temple of Amon at Waset (Thebes). According to Theophile Obenga (Ancient Egypt and Black Africa, 1992), the term sophos, meaning "learning" or "wisdom" has no root in the Indoeuropean language family from which Greek sprang. But Pythagoras would have studied under learned men in Egypt called sbau, from the Egyptian sba meaning "to teach" or "to instruct." The word sba became in Greek sophos, from which the term "philosophy" derives.



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