Each year on the third Monday of January, schools, federal offices and the like across America remain closed as we celebrate the birth, the life and the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It is a time for the nation to remember the injustices that Dr. King fought; a time to remember his fight for the freedom, equality and dignity of all races and peoples; a time to remember the message of change through nonviolence. Although many people see this as “a day without homework” or “a day to hang out with friends,” it is so much more than that; it is the celebration of equality, the celebration of freedom, and the celebration of a truly inspiring individual.
Above is the full version of Martin Luther King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech, which he delivered at the Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.) on Aug. 28, 1963.
Judah – Wow! Very profound.
Although, I do have to disagree to an extent, since MLK we have gotten the Civil Rights Act passed into law. Giving us the right to be treated as equals to our white counterparts. Without that Civil Rights Act being passed into Law we would still be living in a society seperate from white people. MLK made it possible for Obama, Condoleeza Rice, Colin Powell etc., to even be involved in Politics. Would you rather we live in a society seperate from white people? Would that appease you?
With all that conspiracyy talk aside, thank you Dr. King for sacrificing your life for the welfare of others.
You know it must be easy to sit back and come up with tomfoolery about someone when you do nothing and have done nothing to help your community. If you are so radical and all knowing all the workings of the gov’t then get out there and make it happen. But sitting around on a computer hiding and spewing garbage that you cannot prove is so wasteful. Absolutely wasteful!
Furthermore, black people I have some things I want you to do for 2008 and beyond.
1. Stop saying black people don’t do this and that or we are always like this or that. We are so quick to speak negative of our race all the time. Sure we have pathologoical behaviors that need to be addressed and dealt with immediately, but we have many things that we should be proud of and the only want to make someone try hard is to speak peace and life into them, no negativity.
2. Stop using the N-word. There is no way around this. We cannot romanicize this word for our own use. It was meant for demean someone as trash. We cannot take it and act like the trash now smells better because we use it in a “endearing” way. Trash is trash.
3. Stop paying $9.99 and up for people to call you a whore, n-word and any other deragatory mess. We should not support this kind of sickness with our hard earned dollars. As well, just because another race is fine with it does not mean its ok for us. Remember they are not laughing with you they are laughing at you.
Damn CL,I provide the proof of Judas,I mean Judah’s frontin’ on Dr.King and you won’t even print it to see for yourself that’s cold.
Even if CL does not wish to reveal where Judas,I mean Juadah got his information from,I know and it is sad to say the least…
thank you for all that u did…u will always be remembered!! we appreciate it
Why are you letting Judas front on MLK without being put on blast for lying,like he knew MLK personally.I’am really heated that CL is going to let him get away with this.
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@113
Brother, in all honesty as I get older, my patience for people gets shorter. You allegdly “say your peace and move on”, but you keep talkin’ to me, lol. Why? What type of person (who is allegedly not infatuated with another person, lol) takes it on their behalf to presumptuously rehash the opinion of another person for the hell of it? You wanna be Judah’s hypeman, lol? Nigga please. You’re not qualified to represent me in any way, shape, form, or capacity and if I want an ambassador, he/she will have to be intelligent. The fact that you continue to obsess over me only reveals your effeminancy. Your original comment was in regards to myself and it’s not the first time that you and others have done that. Get over me and get over yourself. None of your comments have had anything to do with “Dr. King” because you have nothing to say about him, or anything in general. I’ve seen you and others on other threads wonder why your comment was moderated. It’s a basic response. It has nothing to do with any resounding self-importance on an internet blog. Like I said, it’s about the exchange of ideas and ideals. Alot of people that front like they’re light-hearted are actually embarassed that they’re light-minded. If you think that King and his staff being bisexual communist charlatans that used the money from their foundations for orgies is “quibbling”, then more power to you, lmao. The Lord wants the few, not the many.
Please, once again, stop concerning yourself with me and what I do face to face or in any other arena. If you want to know what I do, be a man and ask me. Don’t speculate. You’re problem, like most blacks, is that you want to learn but you cannot break the high level mental and spiritual programming of subservience to the caucasian and his society. Thusly, the only thing that you can do is presumptuously lash out in frustration at black people that don’t want to come together with your lord, the white Christ (Cesar Borgias) and his people. Go find a Beyonce or Ashanti post and argue with a female over the quality of their voice and the texture of their weave like you feminine negro men like to do. What I say is not for “provocation”, lmao. It’s just an opinion. My opinion. Does it bother you? Does it “provoke” you, lol? Like I’ve said previous, I know many black men and women that feel a certain way but mute themselves because they fear the backlash of the weak, the simple, and the ignorant. The fact of the matter is that a certain class of black and hispanic men and women are rising up that don’t care about the opinions of man and woman, only the Lord (Acts 5:29). That need to “fit in” is the mark of the beast.
@122
If I cannot prove anything, then disprove me. Sis, I don’t have time for nonsense. Show and prove. I know that Dr. King is your god, but he is not mine. Black people thank him for dying for them as if he is Christ and he is not. The man didn’t die for blacks, he died because his usefulness to the white man came to an end and he was becoming rebellious. The FACTS about his antics were released by the white man after King started to rebel and you will see, come 2027 if this world is still in existence, the extent of this man’s deception of our people.
@Jones
What do you mean, CL won’t release “where I got my information”, lmao. The links are in the damn post. The book, and ISBN for the book (one of many), are in the damn post. There are many books that, if one wants to find them, they can. Where I find my information from is irrelevant as long as it can be substantiated. Anyone who exposes King will have to have an agenda and the resources to do so. Most of the time it will be 1)White supremacist sites, 2)Christian fundamentalist sites 3)Conspiratorial sites 4)Books written by insiders in King’s camp. I don’t have to get my information from a black person for it to be true. Unfortunately, most of the time, our people don’t know a damn thing because they don’t have access to their own historical records. Keep in mind that what I have against King is that he’s a charlatan, nothing else. If he had presented himself as a member of the “Progressive” (Communist) Party, that his god was the god of his mind, that he was a bisexual, and that all his backers were communist jewish KGB agents, then I wouldn’t have a damn thing to say because one would know where he was coming from. He presented a false image to mislead his people and this is why the white man exalts him. The real black leaders are forgotten.
Judah – Wow! Very profound.
@121
Why are you so infatuated with living with white people and why is living in their midst a sign of success to you? That comment says alot about your mindset. The other races are not concerned about coming together with whites when they come to America. They’re here to be unified amongst each other and make as much money as they can. This is why they have more power than our people in this country and have only been here a fraction of the time. The civil rights “act” was passed into law; as Hillary pointed out, because of Lyndon Johnson, not Martin Luther King. The point of that law was that King would be the hero for blacks and at the same time it would propel the forced integration of blacks with the white race of America. Now with blacks having no identity of their own due to their lust for acceptance; it is easier to move America, as one single entity, into a One World Government. Honestly sis, is that “act” even enforced? Give me some statistics to corroborate the importance of this man and how things have societally advanced for our people. Are we equal as you claim? Do you know that that “act” barely passed reinstatement last year? Basically your “civil rights” are being leased. Why do white people have to pass laws to police themselves? You obviously don’t know history because if you did, you’d know that there were prominent blacks involved in all levels of the United States government from the inception of “America”. It has nothing to do with your god, “Dr. King”. God makes men and women what they are (Job 12:9,10, Isaiah 48:11, Zechariah 12:1).
This is why, as I’ve stated, King’s hero was the philosopher Friedreich Hegel who’s philosophy on societal change was predicated on pressure from above (government enforced integration in schools and work) and pressure from below (the civil rights led marches and boycotts). The intent of the “nonviolent” approach was to change the “public opinion” of the masses of the people so that the blacks could be accepted into mainstream society, be defiled, and be more accepting of the culture of the dominant race, i.e. homosexuality, lesbianism, role reversals, destruction of the family, etc. (which has worked). Basically King was concurrently a witting and unwitting pawn. He thought he was “in on it” with massa and he really wasn’t. Whe he realized that he wasn’t , he got rebellious and started to speak against the white man’s cash cow, the Vietnam War. Any man that spoke against the Vietnam War felt the wrath of those in power (i.e JFK, MLK, Muhammad Ali, etc.).
Well I read the moderated comments Judah, and I have to say, WOW (my initial reaction).Learn something new everyday.But, you can’t say King had a role with the Civil Rights movement…
#128
Judah
I want to promote you? WOW! That made my day,lol. I just want to remind you that it was you who was frustrated that nobody wanted your opinion heard and you who sought out this audience. You were the one throwing a hiss fit like an homo and emailing J Dakar. You were the one waiting at the door for an invititation and you accepted which proves you’re enamored with my company. If what I say isn’t the truth, then you’d have no reason to respond to me, right? So I guess you’re just as effiminate as you claim me to be. My comments on King were brief because I’m not on the defensive nor do I have an agenda to promote, that’s your role hence the long drawn out pargraphs you post.
I also find it odd that you questioned my penchant for learning when you are the worst example of a teacher. In fact, you’ve said on numerous exchanges that teaching wasn’t yor purpose and yet you still want to use this medium to inform us subservient negroes of the truth, or is it your opinion? I’m confused cause you’ve always quoted your position as irefuttable in the past, but now it’s an opinion. How interesting. It’s also hypocritical to say I’m speculating on your pitiful existance when you do the same day in and day out to anyone unwilling to swallow what Judah has spoken. Your crooked insight into othe peoples lives is just as pathetic as your desire to prophetize your truths/opinions on to everyone else. If the people here aren’t up to your snuff you’re more than welcome to vacate the premises cause nobody’s holding you here, that’s for damn sure.
@129 for you to quote the Bible in your criticism of Dr.King was down right blasphemous.Is your resume so free of flaw that you can judge the man?You go on to say that Dr.King was a reverend in name only,that he viewed himself as a massive intellectual(sounds alot like you)and to accuse the Brotha of being a charlatan,but if you read the definition of the word it reads:a person who claims to possess knowledge or skill that he/she does not have:a quack(again this sounds like you).The question I have for you Judas is where were you,when cave boys were throwing rocks and bottles at him,cursing at him,trying to keep him and all black men in their place?Where were you when they threatened his life,and the lives of his wife,and children?You go even further to accuse Dr.King of plagiarism,when infact,most of what you’ve said about Dr.King were not your own words,but the words of David Duke a world-class racist.You changed some things in a feeble attempt to be original,but for the most part you quote directly from David Duke which makes you more than a hypocrite.John Henrik Clarke said that we should be careful to criticize Dr.King because he gave his life for what he believed in and we are still here.
Judah – Wow! Very profound.
@121
Why are you so infatuated with living with white people and why is living in their midst a sign of success to you? That comment says alot about your mindset. The other races are not concerned about coming together with whites when they come to America. They’re here to be unified amongst each other and make as much money as they can. This is why they have more power than our people in this country and have only been here a fraction of the time. The civil rights “act” was passed into law; as Hillary pointed out, because of Lyndon Johnson, not Martin Luther King. The point of that law was that King would be the hero for blacks and at the same time it would propel the forced integration of blacks with the white race of America. Now with blacks having no identity of their own due to their lust for acceptance; it is easier to move America, as one single entity, into a One World Government. Honestly sis, is that “act” even enforced? Give me some statistics to corroborate the importance of this man and how things have societally advanced for our people. Are we equal as you claim? Do you know that that “act” barely passed reinstatement last year? Basically your “civil rights” are being leased. Why do white people have to pass laws to police themselves? You obviously don’t know history because if you did, you’d know that there were prominent blacks involved in all levels of the United States government from the inception of “America”. It has nothing to do with your god, “Dr. King”. God makes men and women what they are (Job 12:9,10, Isaiah 48:11, Zechariah 12:1).
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I never said that living amongst white people was a sign of success. What I meant was that, up until The Civil Rights Act was passed black people were treated unfairly and unequally. Black people couldn’t go and do as they pleased w/ out some ridiculous ‘white law’ preventing it. Most black people now don’t live amongst whites, but the difference is, is that now we have the option to go and do as ‘we’ please w/ out the white man’s permission.
I do agree that the unity no longer exist within the black community, but I don’t think MLK is to blame for that. You have to realize that a lot of things devastated our community AFTER MLK was assasinated. Drugs, the emergence of Aids, Welfare etc., all these things had a hand in dividing our community.
In addition, your theory about blacks viewing Dr King as ‘a god’ is ridiculous! MLK has a special day, to acknowledge his achievements and what he did for the black community. Just like February is Black History Month, we acknowledge all the great African Americans throughout history. So I guess w/ your logic, we’re worshipping them as well, right?
@132
Lmao. I finally got the proverbial, “why don’t you just go away!!!” from you huh? I was waiting for that. I’m not gonna go back and forth with the “homo” nonsense. I don’t know if you’re a homosexual, nor do I care. Homosexuality and effeminance are two different things. You have an effeminate spirit and it is what it is. I’ve seen you go HARD on feminine topics with actual women over bullshit but you have nothing to offer on serious topics. The brother invited me to send him an email. Does that bother you? Other people enquired about the content of my post and the basis for my stance. Does that bother you? Did you want the brother to invite you to email him, lmao? Was I really waiting for you “invitation” brother, lmao? Does it make you feel like you had a hand in the process to think that? The number 1 problem in the black community is envy (Job 5:2, Prov 27:4, Ecc 4:4, Matt 27:17,18, Gal 5:26, I Tim 6:4). Our people take the white man’s word for everything but get irate when a black man or woman (especially a black man) speaks against this society, as if it’s been so good to us. This is why your simple enough to think that I want people to agree with “me”, lol. The Lord can kill me or you tomorrow.
In regards to me responding to your post, I respond to everyone that addresses me, whether the fanmail is positive or negative. King’s holiday is no different than any other American holiday, and if I have information on it to disprove it, I’m gonna bring it out. Why do you think this thread is only 130 some odd comments long, mostly repetitive comments? This whole “Dream” nonsense is illogical, black people are starting to see through it, and it will never materialize. Black people have to get their own shit straight before worrying about the other races. Like I’ve always stated, I have my opinion and if I’m confident enough to say that I believe my opinion is irrefutable, than anyone is welcome to challenge me. You haven’t done that because you can’t. You just continue to address me as if you’re addicted to my commentary. If my insight is crooked, then straighten it. None of your comments have been about MLK this entire thread. Everything about Judah. You were presuming to know me, what I’m going to say, why I was going to say it, and how I spend my time. That’s known as “speculation”, lol. I look for truth. If you have it, share it with me. Stagnation of the mind is death. You’re not on the defensive in regards to Dr. King because you’re not on the offensive on anything because you don’t represent anything brother. That’s why your comment was “brief”. It’s because your mindset is “brief”. All those paragraphs you say I write and I gurantee that you read every one of them spellbound, lol. The man didn’t accomplish a damn thing and his motivations were duplicitous at best. Here’s a challenge brother for the future brother to end the contention. State something on MLK or ignore me brother. Very simple.
@133
Since we’re playing word games, word derivation, and etymology trivia let’s address some of the words you (mis)used. I’m glad that your ridiculous ass used the term “blasphemous” because you outed yourself, lol. To blaspheme is to speak against the Most High, Christ, or the Word of the Lord. You accused me of blaspheming because I spoke against “Dr. King”. That must naturally mean that you view “Dr. King” as one of those three entities, or above all three, which many black people do quiet as kept. This is the point of the white man’s glorification of this man, to give black people a false idol to aspire to. You’re a King aficionado and yet you call the white man a “cave boy”. They are “cave-boys” but that doesn’t sound very King-like. In regards to my knowledge, and what I have or don’t have, look sis/brother, no more bullshit. Prove me wrong. Simple as that. I presented numerous names and events to corroborate my beliefs that King was a communist and an admirer of “Enlightment” philosophy (which is inherently anti-Christ). I didn’t even go into his bisexuality and masonic membership. Again, prove me wrong. For the record, plagiarism is the direct copying of original work without giving a reference. I gave links and a book with an ISBN number which was written by an author named Des Griffin, a so-called “Christian fundamentalist”. There’s another book by an author named Alan Strang written in 1965 about the true genesis of the civil rights movement. Like I’ve said already, when doing true research on King, you will have to use references of people that have an agenda. I don’t care who the reference is as long as it checks out. I’ve met plenty of black people that know the truth on King, so spare me with the David Duke “white supremacist” jargon. David Duke is just an honest white man. Most of our childrens’ elementary school teachers feel the same way about blacks as he does. He’s just straight up with it. I don’t give a damn what Dr. John Henry Clarke said, lol. The brother writes good books but he pushes that Africanism nonsense and many of these so-called “pro-black Africanist” authors are agents sent out to mislead our people, i.e. Alex Haley. Lastly, if my information is so off-base and all those names and events are fabricated, blow the lid on it. Give me the real and if your information checks out, it’ll be what it’ll be.
@135
Sis, our people still cannot go to many places throughout America. I live in New York City and there are many neighborhoods that negroes know not to tread in unless their ready to fight the whites that live there and the police force, i.e. Bensonhurst, Howard Beach, most of Staten Island and parts Long Island, etc. You can get a book called “Sundown Towns” that tells you that there are hundreds of cities throughout the U.S. that black people cannot even drive through past nightfall. You don’t have to put a “Whites Only” sign on a drinking fountain if black people are not even allowed in your city. Besides, you must realize that the civil rights movement was about endearing black people to white society so that they would fall in line with the One World Government. The racism is not quite as overt, even though it is coming back, because the Lord wanted this place to be a little more tolerable for us to live in prior to Christ’s Second Coming and our ultimate salvation (Jeremiah 15:11).
Sis, you make good points about the list of calamities that have befallen our community since King was assassinated, but weren’t all those things unleashed on us by the U.S. Government? So wouldn’t it thusly bare to reason that the civil rights movement was also a ploy to destroy our people. Why grant us “civil rights” and then come back with all these other plots back to back to back to back? It doesn’t make sense and it’s not consistent, unless the civil rights movement was another plot in and of itself.
I don’t think my theory about many black people worshipping Dr. King is ridiculous at all. Look at this person, “Jones”, lol. He/she said that I was “blaspheming” (their word, not mine). Last year when I spoke out against King on this same website, a sister said that he was “perfect”, lol. Anytime a man is believed to be beyond reproach it is because he is viewed as a god (Ezek 28:9). It’s great to celebrate black achievement, but our history is much deeper than the flimsy stuff they give us in February. The point of that “Black History Month” nonsense is to make black people think that we have no pre-America, pre-slavery history. Most of the black people that they tell us to celebrate and commemorate were down with the program. Whites don’t want us to remember certain people. For example; here in New York, in Brooklyn, some of the brothers and sisters wanted to name a street after a black activist named Ben Carson. The whites on the borough Board shut it down because they deemed Carson to be “too militant” and “anti-white”. I don’t know the status on the case now.
@ Judah
Excellent points, I concur.
I’m still not completely sold on the whole MLK/Civil Rights Movement destroyed our community theory, but it is what it is.
Although, I do wonder how it is that you know about all this ‘confidential’ MLK information and nobody else does? And how you know that all this info will become public knowledge in 2027? Can you please re-state where you’re getting your sources from again? I have friends that know of people that have worked exclusively w/ MLK and they all say that he was a great man. So I would really like to read up on these ‘sources’ for validation. Thanks in advance.
Blasphemous-adj.Impiously irreverrent.
Plagiarism-n.The act of plagiarizing. Plagiarizing-v.To steal and use(the ideas or writings of another) as one’s own.Jadah you are well read,I’ll give you that,but let me be clear to you or anyone else that I worship no man that walks or walked on this earth,and I’am man enough to apologize for calling you Jadas because I don’t know you.For you to shit on Dr.King with the words of a racist like David Duke,it makes a Brotha wonder what are your motives for tearing this man down,and I would be down right foolish to think the man was perfect,no one on earth is,which is why I ask again is your resume so free of flaw that YOU can judge?MAN blew his shot at perfection when he bit that effing apple,we are all flawed,but David Duke is a honest white man?So the shitfest starts again with you downing John Henrik Clarke and Alex Haley,why?Let me ask a better question,what have You done to uplift/empower our people.
@139
Plenty of people know about this sis. The black people that know what Martin Luther King was about usually don’t speak their minds because they don’t want to face the brunt of ignorant black people that will attack them with their nonsense. It always amazes me how vociferous black people can be, when most of the time, our people don’t know shit. Most white people view King’s day as a day off, nothing more, nothing less. Many white people call it “N***er Day”. It’s perpetuated because he was a tool for the New World Order and still is. King was losing his appeal in the late 60′s, quiet as kept, as black people started to see through his facade. It was only after his “martyrdom” that he was transfigured into a god-like figure to our people. Ask yourself, why is it that the man was killed in 1968 but all you here is his speech from 1963? What did he do in the subsequent 5 years and why are none of those speeches shown. What is so special about that speech that the white man chooses to show that one every year, and hopefully ingrain it in the minds of certain people. The point is that after that speech he got a little too big for his britches and started to speak on topics that the white man didn’t want him to speak on, i.e. labor laws and Vietnam, and he became a threat that had to be eliminated. In other words, that 1963 King, and that speech, is what they want you to know and remember.
The information will become public knowledge in 2027 as per the United States Freedom of Information Act. Top secret government information is covered up for a certain dispensation of time and then opened up to the public. It’s only recently that the U.S. acknowledged that they had knowledge of Japan’s plans to attack Pearl Harbor and allowed them to bomb that port as a pretext to inject the U.S. into WWII. The main source that you can check out for yourself in regards to Martin Luther King is a book by Des Griffin called “Martin Luther King: The Man Behind the Myth”:
http://www.amazon.com/Mar...qid=1201202115&sr=1-6
No disrespect to those people that claim to have worked with him sis, but they either don’t know a damn thing or they were probably doing the same things that he was doing. To this day, most of these negro letter groups have had no effectual change or relevance on or to the black community. Any prominent man in history has people that will support him no matter what. You can go to Germany, Italy, or Russia and still find people that will tell you that Hitler, Mussolini, or Stalin were great people too. Hell, you can find millions of people here in America that love Bush, so what relevance is that? People make alot of the civil rights movement, the dogs, and the water hoses, but most of that was orchestrated and many of the people that were the victims of those things were pawns. Notice that Malcolm X and his ilk were never involved in any disturbances and never got animals sicced on them because they forced the white man to respect them due to the respect they had for themselves. They not only instilled erspect due to their self-discipline, they instilled fear in the caucasians as well.
@140, 141
Brother, you don’t have to apologize to me for anything, lol. Nothing that uninformed people have to say affects me in the least. The interplay on these threads is fun and funny. Simple negroes on this site call me Judas all the time with no understanding whatsoever of the scriptures or the relevance of the name. “Judas” is just the New Testament rendering of Judah. Once again brother, in regards to King, I’ve asked you to disprove me. You have 5 or six posts in regards to me that have nothing to do with anything other than how irate you are that I do not worship King with you. The real King is the Most High (Psalms 10:16). You’ve resorted to your thesaurus instead of any research on King. It’s getting pathetic on your part. I always say this but it’s true, we don’t have to agree. Go bow down to your King but you and I both know that you can’t disprove a damn thing, lol. Now your’re running to the tired negro mantra of “who are you to judge”. A judgement is an enforced ruling. I’m not judging him. I’m stating my opinion based on research. Once again, where is yours. If a person has to be perfect to judge, then there would be no judicial system. Honestly, you and other black people really sound ridiculous with that “who are you to judge” nonsense because the white man judges our people everyday and you dare not tell him that (Deut 32:31).
I’m starting to think that you may be a little slow. “Impious” and “irreverence”, once again, are terms reserved for DEITIES, NOT MEN. Hello? The root of impious is pious or piety which is devotion or reverence of a higher power. Your feeble attempts to use word definitions to expose me only exposes yourself more and more. That’s the rub though brother. Alot of black people don’t understand that they worship men as gods. They think, and you’re a prime example of this, that it’s just profound respect. It’s sad. How can I have “plagiarized” anyone when the definition for plagiarism that you left states that plagiarism is when you try to take credit for someone else’s words or ideas. Over and over again I’ve stated that the links and the ISBN for the book are within the post that the brother put up on my behalf. You think that David Duke is the only man that knows that King was a communist? I would have to be psychic to transport myself back in time to see those events and act as if I had first hand knowledge of King’s double dealings. The onus is on you to once again disprove them if you’re so incensed. You have yet to even attempt to do so. Give it up brother.
In regards to David Duke, would you rather he lie to you and tell you that he loves you and he thinks that everyone was “equal”? A person like him bothers you because you want him to love you. This is the conundrum that black people are in. The white man has implanted himself in the minds of black people as a parental/guardian/god-like figure. Our people do not know how to break through that psychological programming of dependence on the caucasian and his society so they overcompensate with false racial pride without knowledge. This is why you’re so angry at David Duke. When the white man is honest with his rejection of black people some of our people feel like their parent is rejecting them. Then our people don’t know how to build anything together so they depend on him for everything (Deut 28:47,48). David Duke has the right to his opinion and to like who he likes, doesn’t he? Why should he have to like you or me? I don’t have to like him either.
I don’t understand black people, lol. Our people love lies, they love to be lied to, they love to be oppressed, and they love to appeal to their oppressor for love and “equality” (Isa 30:12,13). You know what the fact of the matter is brother, black people are the ultimate victims. They love to bitch and complain and ask questions that they don’t want answers to. They love to exalt people that didn’t do shit except spread and cause confusion and a reprobate mindset. This is why they love false prophets and despise the real brothers and sisters that try to represent in the spirit of truth (Luke 6:22,23, 26). Do me a favor brother. Visualize the possibility of all black people coming together and try to estimate the chances of that happening without God and Christ’s intervention. Then multiply that by a billion and that’s the chances of the white man and the other races actually developing a real fellowship with our people and no longer wanting to blood-suck our communities for their own gain. Wasn’t that King’s dream? One where “all races” would be brothers? That’s not biblical, that’s philosophical. That’s what he was, a philosopher.
In regards to Alex Haley, he was an agent for the FBI and also a 33rd degree mason. His nonsense book, “Roots”, has been proven to be a lie and fabrication over and over again. He PLAGIARIZED that madness from a caucasian man named Harold Courlander that wrote a book called “The African”. Haley himself admitted this under sworn testimony in a court of law when he got sued. Haley later settled with Courlander out of court. Why do you think the white man put (and continues to rebroadcast) “Roots” on national television and made it a nationwide phenomenon? Because he suddenly wanted to educate our people, lol? In reality, the white man wanted to exalt slavery and the level to which he has destroyed our people to the point that he can contrive and fabricate a history for us. Everything that the white man has ever told us has been lies for his benefit and our continued confusion (Psa 55:19-21, Prov 26:24-28, Dan 9:8-14). John Henrik Clarke is a good historian on Africanism but he pushes “Pan-Africanism”. The black people of the captivity are not Africans, or as the Africans are referred to in the scriptures, “Hamites”. We are the Israelites (Deut 28:68, etc.). Read Deuteronomy 28:15-68 and you’ll see that all those curses are reknowned for being associated with our community. This is the confusion that I’m talking about. You can’t be “pro-black African” like John Henrik Clarke (and the Africans don’t give a damn about black people), and then be a follower of King, and then probably want to vote for Obama. There’s no consistency there other than the color of those men. They all had and have different ultimate goals. Black people need to decide what they want and why they want it or they won’t have any chance of getting it. There’s too much confusion and you’re indicative of that. As far as what I do, I teach my people who they are like the Lord willed me to do (Isaiah 49:5). There will be no salvation for our entire race of people, only for the remnant (Isaiah 10:20-22, Rom 11:5-7). The saviour will be the Lord, not “Dr. King”, not “Obama, not any other man (Isaiah 33:22, Isaiah 43:11).
Preach on Obe 1 Kenegro we will have to agree to disagree,but let me tell you something and I really what you to hear me,I’am as slow as corvette going downhill with no brakes.
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I think that the best thing that you agreed to do was agree to disagree, lol. The problem with our community is that there are too many black men that don’t know shit and aren’t about shit but insist on speaking and causing confusion. Basically little girls with penises. The man sets the standard; so now because many black “men” have become, for the most part, feeble-minded and effeminate, the woman is left to figure things out for herself and try to lead her community and the Lord didn’t create them to do that. All that shit you typed brother and honestly, you don’t have shit to say or add to this conversation. You honestly seem too embarrassed to acknowledge that you have no points to protect your god, “Dr. King, with. Lastly, I’ll say that I think that the analogy that you made between your mindset and an impending car crash is very accurate, lol. Good luck to you.
and may the force be with you1
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