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in record breaking numbers - at their own expenses filling up expensive hotels, and stood outside in record breaking cold temperatures to witness Obama being sworn in as the first African American president. These facts - and countless more - totally destroys the myth that Black people are like crabs in a bucket always pulling each other down and never supports each other.

Those Black people that insist that they’ve confirmed their negative assessments about our racial group based upon their own individual experiences are delusional. Because it’s not humanly possible to assess the collective state of millions of people based upon anyone’s individual experiences. Those false negative perception about our racial group was actually deliberately ingrained into their minds by white oppressive forces that exclusively writes all Black societal narratives and controls all Black mainstream media images.

Many Black people insist that we’re being controlled by a slave syndrome. This is absolutely untrue. Critically think: During the 1960’s we Africans in America called ourselves Brothers and Sisters, wore Afros and revered Africa as being our motherland. Today, in direct contrast, we’re now calling ourselves N!ggers and Bitches, wearing European weaves and many of us would rather be called anything other than an African. The mere fact that we’re worse off today than we were 55 years ago is proof that our condition has nothing to do with slavery. If our condition was truly connected to slavery we would have been worst during the sixties and our condition would’ve been lesser today because our current generations is further removed from the era of slavery. Usually people have the right to believe whatever they choose to believe, however there’s a profound exception to this rule when it comes to the oppressed. The oppressed must gain a clear and accurate understanding of our plight and condition because if our understandings are flawed then all remedies that stems from those misunderstandings will also be flawed. Therefore those of us that knows the truth of our plight and condition must teach it.

The truth of our plight and condition is the result of an ideological subversion program that white oppressive forces deployed against Black people beginning in 1968 in response to that decade’s unprecedented unified Black protest.

IDEOLOGICAL SUBVERSION changes what people believe, or change their perception of reality in ways that are against their own self interest. It’s an offensive psychological warfare tactic that uses misinformation and deception as weapons to manipulate targeted populations to such an extent that despite an abundance of available information no one is able to come to any sensible conclusions in the interests of defending themselves, their families, and their communities.

In 1968 white social scientists had also determined that African Americans had developed an allegiance towards Africa that hindered the growth of Black patriotism towards the U.S. government. African Americans allegiance towards Africa was very strong during the 1960’s. This was made evident by the fact that many African American had started wearing Afros, cornrows, daishikis, and many had giving themselves African names. White social scientists determined that millions of African Americans had developed a romanticized allegiance towards Africa that prevented Black allegiances from growing towards the U.S. Moreover that this allegiance fueled the Black pride and Black power movements which were the core aggravating factors for that decade’s unprecedented unified Black protest. They therefore decided that African American’s allegiance towards Africa had to be eroded. To turn many African Americans against Africa, white propaganda designers began negatively distorting the image of Africa. They constantly subjects African Americans to seeing only those images of a war-torn, famine- ridden, rampantly illiterate, and disease-stricken Africa.
By only showing the poorest parts of Africa this turned Africa into a source of shame and humiliation for many African Americans. It easier to separate a people from something they’ve been made to feel ashamed of. Those negative images of Africa also subliminally convey the message that African Americans were actually benefited by slavery. It makes many perceive the enslavement of our ancestors as being more of a rescue mission that ultimately took us away from the terrible, scary and backward place of Africa. This propaganda campaign literally causes many African Americans to feel grateful that slavery happened. This significantly eases African Americans collective aggressions against the white oppressive society. It also broke down African Americans’ sense of Black racial heritage and allegiance towards Africa.

TO FALSELY EXALT THEMSELVES AND FALSELY MARGINALIZE BLACK PEOPLE THE WHITE SOCIETY ALSO DISTORTS MANY FACTS TO GIVE THEMSELVES CREDIT FOR MOST ACHIEVEMENTS MADE BY BLACK PEOPLE:

Keep repeating lies through false media ads, white washed text books, and falsely scripted movies and before long everyone will accept those false narratives as being true.

Case Point and Proof:

White historians teaches us that Thomas Edison is responsible for lighting up the world. But in reality no companies purchased Edison’s lightbulb because it wasn’t efficient enough. It lasting only a few minutes. The inventor whose lightbulb was purchased, mass produced, and its inventor dispatched around the world to oversee its installation was an African American name Lewis Latimer. Therefore in reality the true narrative is that it was actually a Black man that lit up the entire world.

White historians also teaches us the false white exalting narrative that Henry Ford invented the first automobile. It was actually a African American inventor and carriage company entrepreneur named Charles Richard Patterson that built the first automobile. The C.R Patterson & son’s company starting out as a carriage building firm in 1873. In the early 1900’s Patterson and his son converted the company from a carriage business to a automobile manufacturer. It was released in 1905 and sold for $850. It had a four-cylinder Continental engine. C.R Patterson began making automobiles before Henry Ford and his automobiles were considered more sophisticated. C.R. Patterson and Sons were forced out of business by Henry Ford in 1939.

This white society systematically distorts facts to falsely give themselves credit for most achievements made by Black people.
Keep repeating lies through false media ads, white washed text books, and falsely scripted movies and before long everyone will accept those false narratives as being true. The practice is known as Orwellian propaganda. Orwellian propaganda are societal conditions created and sustained by misinformation, distortions of facts, denial of truth, and even the manipulation of the past to falsely exalt Caucasians.

Through this whitewashing practice white historians have manipulated millions to believe that Caucasians are responsible for most inventions that revolutionized the world and that Black people are the leeches of society that benefits from white inventions. The truth of the matter is that in spite of cultural traumas wrought by the injustices of white racism, and slavery, that most inventions that have revolutionized the world were either invented by a Black person or were inspired by an earlier invention by a Black person.

After slavery was abolished in the U.S. in 1865, beginning from 1870 and 1940, African Americans filed 726 invention patents. For a people to go directly from being enslaved and not educated, to then producing so much inventions in such a short time span is astounding. These numbers also more than doubled those submitted by Caucasians during the same time frame. This trend never stopped. The U.S. is disproportionately filled with patients by Black inventors. Every hour, of every day, something invented by a Black person improves the lives of millions.

COPIED : To Be Continued In Part 4