PEACE DEEPVOICE:
There are 2 points of interest that I would like to address here:
As a strong, postive, respectful man, I often wonder why the women of the world carried such an angst for men--even those of us who strive to do right by them.
It was only when, after a long talk with a black female psychologist colleague of mine, that what I was experiencing was the so-called "Sins Of The Father" syndrome.
Meaning, that the world for the past 2 to 3,000 years, has been operating under a "minority rules" policy. The world has been ruled by a select minority for the past few millenia, and this rule has been unchalenged and unquestioned for that entire time.
Men, who are the total minority on this earth, have ruled oppressively over women, who representthe larger portion of the world's human populace.
But the "minority rules" agenda does not stop there.......
White people, who are the total racial minority, rule over non-whites, who comprise most of the world's racial, ethnic and cultural population.
And, most pertinent to this conversation, we see how Christians and Christianity are the ruling religious entity(s) on this earth, though they represent a drop in the ocean of non-Christians.
The sad irony of all of this, is that these 3 constituents (Whites, Males, Christians) are manifested in a single entity: The White, Judeo-Christian Man.
Those who do not and cannot fit within this narrow perameter (though there are those that try; though the Islamic world makes every effort to ride the coat-tails of the Judeo-Christian legacy, they are forever reminded of their non-White linneage, and thus are spurned), sit subserviently through their state of oppression (some more than others).
However, times are a'changing; women can make "men are jerks/pigs/dogs" slurs, and get away with it; Black people like Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock can make "white people" jokes and slide with that; and now non-Christians can state their case about Christians and Christianity, with justification.
The dichotomy manifests itself; the White Judeo-Christian Male tells the world that "majority rules", when in reality it doesn't.....Now, the as the pendulum seeks to balance itself, we see that the righteous indignation on the parts of women, people of color, and non-Christians is getting heard loud and clear.
The revolution will be televised.
Regarding this monkey-evolution statement, I believe that our Brother Sun Ship said it best:
The "White Brother" comment notwithstanding (in my mind's eye, calling the White Man my "Brother", is like calling KING KONG my uncle
), Sun Ship's allusion to the Caucasian "missing link" theory is pretty mcuh dead-on.
Along with the death of the White Male's iron reign, gone are the days of the "we are the world" notions about humanity. The Caucasoid is as far removed from humanity, as humanity is removed from the Primates.
Bradley's
ICEMAN INHERITANCE (an excellent read) supports this theorem; The Eurasian man being a "refined" (as refined can be) version of his Cro-Magnon predecessor, a throwback from the last Ice Age, and times paleolithic.
Evolution should not be seen as an issue here; that is as natural as one bear developing white fur and a longer snout in a colder climate, and Black fur and a shorter snout in a warmer region.......Or Black people developing straight hair in one valley, and curly hair in another.
What we are talking about is a genetic mutation here; the scientific thesis behind the metaphor of Elijah Muhammad's "Ya'quwb's Grafted Devil", or this Yetti/Sasquatch man for the north.
I'm sure this is a subject that makes some people uncomfortable; the consumate "controversial subject". But the reality is, that race and religion have been parallel to each other--almost intrinsic--since the time that humanity become cognizant of both concepts.
There is not a religion on earth, that does not address the issue of race, to some degree, as well as the divine theories behind it (some more blatantly than most). If the ancients had no fear in addressing race (especially since terms like "White Devil" are spiritually/philosophically and culturally universal--please don't think that Muslims came up with that term), then neither should we, in these modern times.
PEACE
