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@richardmurray No I don not know of any. I wish I had the confidence to write a book about my experiences. I can't find the words in completion right now to express the deep feelings I have about it. It was as close to nirvana as I could have gotten so far, on this earth. Yes, it had some pitfalls and a significant amount of negativity but prior to going there, I thought it was going to be awful being around all of those black people. Now, afterwards, I just can't believe that I was fooled to think like that--Me!--a Black person myself.

Yes, you speak volumes.

@Mel Hopkins I scanned a little of this article and I have not, as you say fact checked all of it, but I am so astounded to read part of it because it resounds what I've said. The original Hebrews were Ethiopians and Egyptians who left Egypt and migrated with their caravans on foot to the land Canaan. This is the Land of Africa where Abraham lived for 10 years and married Hagar the Egyptian (Gen 15: 3). Dogon Tribe, Palestine, and Benjamin Banneker (stewartsynopsis.com) I shared this before in another thread, in that my son told me that at times in college, he had gotten so tired of Arab people thinking that he was Ethiopian or Muslim and from those regions and trying to explain to them that he was not, that he just started to answer their questions when they put a microphone up to interview him and he started commenting on the international soccer games and let them think what they wanted to believe. People from India would tell him that he looked like he was Ethiopian. People from Rwanda would tell him that he looked like he was from Tigray. People from Ethiopia will tell him that he looks like he is Habesha ... I just laugh.

I knew this. And it is so frustrating when I hear it because so many times Black people have been sidelined by other cultures who came to America for 'a piece of the pie'. But I also think that it would be so unfair to direct anger towards White women who have benefitted due to Affirmative Action. How many White women have helped me in 'the Black plight'? Many. I have so much admiration for some of the polished, professional, and compassionate White women who have sacrificed to help me. I think while we should definitely be bold in dealing with White evils that occur in America, however, we should not ignore positive humanity that comes from many walks of life. thank you @richardmurray. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. This entire post is one of the most enriching textual comments I have ever read in a long time! Yes, the clip of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., addressing the 'Bootstrap insult to us', Ah! ... when I hear him speak, I am deeply relieved.

I understand. I hope you continue to love history as I do. Again, as @Mel Hopkinsalso comment on about the wife of Noah, I base my point on that wise too. Kush being the start of the Black race is not true. It's not even a theory when you apply the Bible. Again, the people of HETH is how I referred to this topic because it is the name of the son of Noah and 'Erzama's son. And his name is directly connected to the word EGYPT [ie EGUPT, EGYPETAH...]. JAPHETH, the oldest son of Noah listed in the Bible has this name and like KUSH, CANAAN, KEMET... He was Black. Solomon married an Egyptian queen because the Bible says that the Lord told them they could inter-mix with them after the 3rd generation of the Exodus. Stefan, my son went against my wishes and took a DNA test when after I already told him, my ancestry. But he did it anyway and was shocked to find out, I already told him that his great-great grandmother was from that region in southern Egypt. ... I think that many Black people like you have not understood completely about this subject, me included! I think that we have been accused of telling fancy tales to the point we believe it. We need to re-look at history and try to confirm it as you say. We need to take history out of the 'theory category' and confirm it or dismiss it. Anyway, thank you for your comments. Oh WOW this is interesting. I will read it! I remember a little about the Dogon.

@Stefan Thank you very much for your kind words. I want to address your other comment; In no way am I bringing in false statements. My research is solely based on the Bible, my usage of other publications absolutely support the Bible. As a professional writer you too have to use references. Jesus said we have to research the scriptures and the word of God says write and publish. I addressed your statements about "anthropologist" belief on Kush being the origin of the Black race. I used valid references to explain that cannot be true with respect to the Bible. My reference was the Fine Arts museum and etc. and of course, those dated artifacts stem from Art Historians and more. I do not understand why you think it is false and non-Biblical. I use the term 'PEOPLE OF HETH' to define THE EGYPTIANS and would love to expound more since you may have miss why I used that term. Stefan, I am! LOL. There is good and bad history in all of us humans, and I understand why anyone 'Black' would not like the negative aspect of Egypt. Egyptians are not my heroes and guess what, neither are many of the evil Hebrews as well! I won't claim them either. LOL.

@Mel Hopkins lol. Yes it could be. yes.

This topic never really interested me until I read a post in this community last year that revolved around the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I saw a video whereby Dr. King spoke about how European Americans were given 'welfare checks' and etc. after hearing his views, I apply it to this issue about Affirmative action. If other people, even immigrants are given aid to be able to be educated here in America, then certainly I think African Americans should be considered for some type of aid. However, I also think about the type of education as well that has been offered. I think, in the past, we have been given faulty education and exploited to serve the goals of this system... I graduated from an HBCU and believe too that America's curriculum needs an overhaul in these institutions as well, otherwise the purpose of Affirmative action is not well served.

I sure hope so!

He wouldn't; that would be a complete contradiction to the very purpose of Passover and sending Jesus. According to the scriptures, the Hebrews were under hard bondage for 430 years with no end in sight, therefore Passover was instituted. The Creator Passed over the sins of the Hebrews and judged the Egyptian government and released the Hebrews from this form of captivity. Passover is the key to understanding that the Creator would never condone mankind being defined as 'a slave for life'; that is human sacrifice. Thank you. Absolutely. Absolutely. White Supremacist dread the day that they will be judged and therefore insert deception to try and convince the Black race that God would condone slavery and human sacrifice and forgive them for this type of blasphemy.

@Stefan And I can respect you leaving this debate on this wise, however, because the Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt and the Bible records their plight, I strongly believe that it is vital to understand the history of Egypt as it applies to the Bible. One of my ancestors [if not more] is from this vey land, Egypt, and like the descendants of Joseph, many Hebrews are heavily inter-mixed with Egyptians. So, I will continue to regard the history of Egypt as a vital source in understanding the Bible.

Absolutely! @Stefan I don't understand why this has been a confusion when the scriptures clearly state this. I think maybe, the Church has failed to show us the truth and so, many people have been confused due to the wording. Yes, the reason for the flood was due to a great degradation of humanity, however, the term 'slave' was not ascribed to Noah! Yes, I can see where this is partly of great truth as well, however, long before even the birth of Cush Ham, the scriptures reveal that the Black race was a dominant presence. Way before the flood and the birth of Cush even, the secular records attest to this as well. I visited the fine arts museum in boston a few years ago and was astonished at the artifacts dated that confirm this. Even though, many so-called 'Black people' today aggressively state that there is no such truth as true 'Black people' and will argue this down to a scientist, however, they need to go see ancient artifacts. Long before Cush was born some of those 'Black devils' migrated from the east into Mesopotamia and Egypt. So no, it was not just the descendants of Ham that were the progenitor of the Black race, but before and after the flood, the people of HETH, those Egyptians came west and soon, some of them inter-mixed with the people in the land. I saw some of these same idols in the fine arts museum and they were indeed completely Black and contrasted to other idols that were dark brown/bronze and completely White and dated back before the flood around the 3000s BC: I believe that the first depicted is of Menkaure way before the flood. Shabtis that reflect color variation. https://www.stlmag.com/downloads/328811/download/Shawabties%20of%20King%20Taharqa%2C%20690-664%20BC%2C%20Excavated%20at%20Nuri%2C%20Courtesy%20of%20Boston%20Museum%20of%20Fine%20Arts.jpg?cb=6e6e69d5a689772844be238a12da9ecb&w=1000 In this link the name 'Taharqa' shows color variation thousands of years after the flood--no black depictions. BUT, I was stunned at how many black idols were in that museum way before the flood. The presence of Black people has a long history that has a presence in the ancient east world as well as in other parts of the ancient world. I think because of early decline of early east world civilization for various reasons, ancient people migrated westwards and overtime, Hamitic people were dominated. According to the scriptures, the east world Egyptians were NOT all negative but added a lot of rich history to Africa. But it was the negative aspect that eventually led to great oppression and this kind of history is most vital to understand, imo because it connects to these times.

I found the video that I saw. I don't know if it a valid source in your opinion, but I believe what I read. I believe you! I believe that any activity between Africa and Russia would be noticed and tracked and maybe that is why we over here would not get any kind of news on this wise. Any kind of news like this would probably have to come from a foreign source and that is just what happened. This video showed up on my channel. It was from an African girl's you tube channel: Putin Gives Tanzanian Students A Place To Stay And Clothes To Change After Fleeing Ukraine 59,460 views Mar 22, 2022 Putin Gives Tanzanian Students A Place To Stay And Clothes To Change After Fleeing Ukraine - YouTube

I thought that another comment that you made would be more accurate: With regard to President Biden you said; ["... Now he got his racist mass shooting and it will definitely take the heat off of him for all the other things he’s f*cked up since stealing the White House."] https://defconnews.com/2022/05/15/biden-finally-got-his-white-supremacist-attack-but-questions-remain/ And you also said: "I think you're missing the point. The shooter is a tool of the Left and he was co-opted to commit the most egregious of crimes because of the Democrat's race-hustling political narrative, which is 'race'." There's no White Supremacy anymore, huh? - Page 2 - Culture, Race & Economy - AALBC.com’s Discussion Forums If the Democrat's are pushing a race-hustling political narrative, then they are racist. Lastly, you said: " ...It's incredulous that people and Black America in particular, don't seem to understand that the race bogeyman is being used to manipulate them." There's no White Supremacy anymore, huh? - Page 2 - Culture, Race & Economy - AALBC.com’s Discussion Forums This too means that 'the race bogeyman' is due to a movement to manipulate Black people because of racist.

Agreed. In terms of how this law would play out for White women, I have a difficult time thinking that they would be criminalized if the goal is to foster more births. But, when it comes to Black women, it will definitely criminalize them! This government does not want more Black births. This law would be dividing, imo. And, it makes me think about the issue with laws such as the use of marijuana in the past. I sometimes wonder how many Black people have been cited for breaking this law and criminalized but on the other hand, how many White people guilty of the same offense were able to get lawyers to avoid being cited.

I believe that this horrible incident is 'racially motivated'. I also do see another point now, in that this 'racist issue' is stoked up by people in high places. Racist people in high places are using people like this evil murderer to do their dirty work. I absolutely understand the point that @nelshas made, although I don't know for sure what he believes entirely. Just the next day, there was a mass shooting in California in a White Church and a few days earlier, Korean women were shot at in their place of business, however, the fashion in the way that the media has broadcasted the incident in Buffalo, New York will inevitably lead to more victimization of Black people due to the fashion in which it is highlighted. The man tht shot up tht Church definitely has some mental health issues and whoever shot the Korean women is also off balanced, but the media does not concentrate on these horrors. However, it does seem like Black people are being targeted to foster a movement that furthers a racist and White Supremacist agenda set in action. It feels like we have been indoctrinated into a burning house. I feel like we are being pawned due to evil racist hatred, to further the actual movement. Unfortunately, due to this government and our beginning, that will continue. Not that Black hatred needs any help, but--Black on black crime is a miserable fate to many innocent Black victims and this is furthered due to White Supremacy and it continues to feed the devil's hatred and justifications for their acts.

Some of my relatives are saying this as well.

History is repeating itself unfortunately.

On that note, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden went to Buffalo today! Based on this comment, it makes me wonder if the visit will help or hurt. The article about this visit had a caption that said, "White Supremacy is a poison".

@Stefan Sorry for the late response. I actually saw a video. And, it was about this conflict going on right now. I will try to see if I can locate that video and post it.

I've learned a lot from your threads.

That is news to me! I have been reading about how the reporters have a double standard when it comes to reporting about the Ukrainians versus other ethnic peoples. I also just read that some Africans fled to Russia and were welcomed. The Russian government fed them, clothed them, sheltered them and welcomed students into their college.

Yes, I agree! @Stefan No. I absolutely covered that in my previous post! In the very same chapters about 7 servitude of Israelites, it is also detailed about non-Israelites in that they were absolutely NOT to be mis-treated. However, after 7 years, non-Israelites could re-sign up for another 7 year period. As far as 'prisoners of war', that is another issue. As you outlined, certain people were slaughtered but I as far as 'prisoners of war' can you give scripture reference? No. The Israelites were not to enslave anyone! And, also they were intermixed with these people too because they did not do as they were supposed to do, therefore, it was actually the Hebrews that would end up going back into oppression under these people, so says the scriptures. As far as the scriptures you cited about the certain Canaanites such as the Jebusites, Amalekites, etc. the Bible gives detail during the Exodus about them! I've done years of research on these Headhunters, pedophiles, etc. and extremely incestuous people. AMALEK----AmaLEK--KELTOI --- KELTS-- The Origin of the TRIANGLE SLAVE TRADERS Amalek, the First of Nations Gog & Magog... ********************************** [14] Thou shalt not oppress an hired servant that is poor and needy, whether he be of thy brethren, or of thy strangers that are in thy land within thy gates: [15] At his day thou shalt give him his hire, neither shall the sun go down upon it; for he is poor, and setteth his heart upon it: lest he cry against thee unto the LORD, and it be sin unto thee. DEUTERONOMY 24:14-15.

For real! That's a new one on me. This movie was so funny. Ice Cube really captured the mood and atmosphere of that time span. Some of his films, I think are too raw for me, but, I do wish he would make more films. I just recently saw another old flick for the first time, First Sunday, and it was too funny.

@Stefan I addressed your references directly that outlined 7-year servitude. There is nothing in the Bible that condones chattel slavery meaning slavery for life.