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gscraig · 09-16-2009, 10:49 PM

This is an example of agendas that have been going on for centuries, but went largely ignored. Best way to summarize it is the same way comedians such as George Carlin, Richard Pryor, and Eddie Murpy (and others) injected into their routines. America didn't care about drugs, Aids, disease, etc until it hit mainstream America and/or the suburbs.

We all had a birdseye view of what potential travesties could be perpetrated, but it didn't affect our kids, our home, our neighborhood, our education, our job, our way of living.

There are many things I've learned that helps you understand why people feel and think the way that they do and have in the past. For generations, minorities in this country have had their key contributions to this nation hidden, suppressed, or proclaimed by those of opposite color. I'm speaking of inventions, not just planting cotton or labor that helped build the buildings of this nation. The Constitution have a lot of Indian principles as part of it's original structure. If people don't know how significant the existence of this country is also due to contributions from ALL it's people, they grow a sense of superiority over them...alas hate groups, and teaching hate to children, etc. Hell, I grew up thinking that the Egyptians were white, because that's how they were portrayed in all the movies on t.v. It wasn't until roughly 10-15 years ago were there introduced a black/minority based doll for minority kids to play with, reference and admire/adore. It goes much deeper than that, but that's another thread.

If you really pay attention to history, those of non-color has had a conflict with every nationality on the planet. There is something to be learned from this. However, we are all waking up decade by decade and are in the same boat now, regardless which one we took here. Forced or unforced.

When you think of all of the early cultures consisted mostly of indians, aborignies, africans, etc and then take into account that our understanding that they (primarily the Africans) were the first to walk the planet (not to mention the so called Pleadians claim that the black "genetic" was the first here then came others) I think there it something even greater to their undoing along with that US provided, besides that which they did to themselves.

We have to start uncovering all of the truths... not just those related to that which we are interested in.

09-16-2009, 10:49 PM	#2
gscraig Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 335	Re: The War in America and beyond: Black Genocide This is an example of agendas that have been going on for centuries, but went largely ignored. Best way to summarize it is the same way comedians such as George Carlin, Richard Pryor, and Eddie Murpy (and others) injected into their routines. America didn't care about drugs, Aids, disease, etc until it hit mainstream America and/or the suburbs. We all had a birdseye view of what potential travesties could be perpetrated, but it didn't affect our kids, our home, our neighborhood, our education, our job, our way of living. There are many things I've learned that helps you understand why people feel and think the way that they do and have in the past. For generations, minorities in this country have had their key contributions to this nation hidden, suppressed, or proclaimed by those of opposite color. I'm speaking of inventions, not just planting cotton or labor that helped build the buildings of this nation. The Constitution have a lot of Indian principles as part of it's original structure. If people don't know how significant the existence of this country is also due to contributions from ALL it's people, they grow a sense of superiority over them...alas hate groups, and teaching hate to children, etc. Hell, I grew up thinking that the Egyptians were white, because that's how they were portrayed in all the movies on t.v. It wasn't until roughly 10-15 years ago were there introduced a black/minority based doll for minority kids to play with, reference and admire/adore. It goes much deeper than that, but that's another thread. If you really pay attention to history, those of non-color has had a conflict with every nationality on the planet. There is something to be learned from this. However, we are all waking up decade by decade and are in the same boat now, regardless which one we took here. Forced or unforced. When you think of all of the early cultures consisted mostly of indians, aborignies, africans, etc and then take into account that our understanding that they (primarily the Africans) were the first to walk the planet (not to mention the so called Pleadians claim that the black "genetic" was the first here then came others) I think there it something even greater to their undoing along with that US provided, besides that which they did to themselves. We have to start uncovering all of the truths... not just those related to that which we are interested in.