Ten Best Lies of Black History, Part 1

Weekly Newsletter • Volume 4, Number 4

Ten Best Lies of Black History, Part 1Whites were the first people on earth.

Blacks in slavery were only cotton pickers and maids.

Lincoln freed the slaves.

Blacks ate each other in Africa.

Blacks were cursed black by God.

Lie #1Whites were the first people on earth.

As long as Mendel’s Law is in effect Whites can never be the first humans. This is the law of biology that asserts that white skin is recessive and black skin is dominant, which means that two whites cannot produce anything darker than themselves. This is why ALL those seeking the ori-gin of human beings start and end in Africa. Recent ge-netic tests by researchers at the University of Chicago have proved that a major genetic alteration occurred exactly 6,600 years—exactly when Elijah Muhammad taught of the birth of the white race. The scientists say that “the selected genes, which affect skin color, hair texture and bone struc-ture,” were drastically affected at that very moment in time. Neanderthal DNA is far more often found in Europeans and Asians than in Africans. If Neanderthals predated ALL humans, their DNA would be MOST prevalent in Africans. But not only were they first chronologically, Blacks were also the first builders of Civilization. The black-skinned Egyptians had reached a high state of civilization long be-fore the Neanderthal—whose offspring yet wonders how and why the pyramids were built—emerged from cave life. The white-skinned nomadic Tamahu were a strange people to the Black Egyptians. They had no apparent skill except

trouble-making. Little did the Egyptians know what their contact with the Tamahu would lead to.

Sources: Wayne B. Chandler, “The Moor: Light of Europe’s Dark Age,” in The Golden Age of the Moor, ed. Ivan Van Sertima, p. 156; Ivan Van Sertima, African Presence in Early Europe, p. 149.

Lie #2Blacks in slavery were only cotton pick-

ers and maids.Blacks were desired so badly by white Europeans that they

were willing to build thousands of ships over hundreds of years to sail thousands of miles over treacherous ocean to start wars with those Black people to capture them to bring them back thousands of miles to enslave them forever to serve whites forever. Blacks had built civilizations on the African continent that whites hoped to build in America. A close reading of the newspaper advertisements placed by American slave dealers and slave traders shows that Blacks were skilled artisans and craftsmen at the highest level. It is easy to find ads by white people selling engineers, car-penters, mechanics, brick masons, nurses, blacksmiths, seamstresses, and bakers. Blacks so dominated the building trades that after the so-called emancipation of 1863, it was said that if a white man were seen doing ANY of this kind of work, it would draw a crowd of gawking onlookers. Black slaves were on loan to build the “President’s House” and the Capitol; Black slaves built the mansions that grace Southern plantations. Black slave laborers built America’s infrastruc-ture, including its buildings, roads, bridges, and railways. Blacks built America—just as they built the pyramids in Egypt—and then gave civilization to the new man on earth, the European.

Sources: Nation of Islam, The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews, Volume 2 (2010); Nation of Islam, Jews Selling Blacks (2010); Abby Gunn Baker, “The Erection of the White House,” Re-cords of the Columbia Historical Society, vol. 16 (1913); William Seale, The President’s House (1986).

Lie #3Lincoln freed the slaves.

Steven Spielberg may believe it but it just ain’t true. A careful reading of Lincoln’s 1863 Emancipation Procla-mation proves that it freed NOT A SINGLE SLAVE! In the surprisingly short document only the slaves of “re-bellious” states are ordered to be freed; those states who were loyal to America got to keep their Africans—as slaves! Thanks, Lincoln. The “Emancipation Proclama-tion” lists a whole slew of places to be “left precisely as if this proclamation were not issued.” At that time in his-tory, Lincoln actually had no authority over the states where he “freed” the slaves. They were part of another country—the Confederate States of America—with an altogether different president, Jefferson Davis. Lin-coln himself was never hesitant to express his hatred of Black people, like when he said: “As the negro is to the white man so is the crocodile to the negro and as the negro may rightfully treat the crocodile as a beast or a reptile so may the white man treat the negro as a beast or a reptile.” It is white historians and Hollywood myth-makers who so desperately needed to find an American Jesus to die for America’s racial sins. It is they who have made Lincoln into something he never was or wanted to be—a martyr on behalf of Black people.

Sources: Lerone Bennett, Jr., Forced into Glory (2007); NOI Research Group, “Lincoln, Lies, and Black Folk,” Pts. 1 and 2, The Final Call, Nov 27 & Dec. 6, 2012.

Lie #4Blacks ate each other in Africa.

In The General History of Virginia, Captain John Smith wrote that when famine struck his new colony in Virginia in 1623 that the English settlers dug up “a sav-age we slew and buried…and ate him.” Another, wrote Captain Smith, was “boiled and stewed with herbs.” And another white Virginian “did kill his wife, powdered her and had eaten part of her.” And “many fed on corpses.” These white Europeans—the early pioneers of Ameri-ca—were feeding on Indians and each other! Themes of cannibalism have made it into European fairy tales Hansel and Gretel, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Snow White. Accusations of cannibalism were often used by whites as justifications for the subjugation or destruc-tion of “savages” whose land or labor they wanted to

2steal. Evidence of cannibalism is found in all places on earth but the place where it is most rare—Africa.

Sources: Alden T. Vaughan, American Genesis: Captain John Smith and the Founding of Virginia (1975); Gary B. Nash, “Im-age of the Indian in the Southern Colonial Mind,” William and Mary Quarterly 29, no. 2 (Apr. 1972); Edmund Sears Morgan, American Slavery, American Freedom: The Ordeal of Colonial Virginia (1975); Alden T. Vaughan, “Expulsion of the Salvages [sic],” William and Mary Quarterly 35, no. 1 (Jan. 1978).

Lie #5Blacks were cursed black by God.

The so-called Curse of Ham (or Hamitic Myth) was derived from the Biblical story of Noah (Genesis 9:21-27), and it formed the core of the racial belief system among Jews in the centuries before the time of Jesus. Even though the characters in Genesis carry no racial identity, Talmudic rabbis made up a new version of the Noah episode, in which God curses the offspring of No-ah’s son Ham to be black-skinned. These Jews further say that Ham (the cursed one) is the father of the Black Race! The reason that the Jews created this extremely racist myth is an economic one. Jewish traders of the Middle Ages dominated the early slave trade, and at first did not distinguish their victims on the basis of race. Over time, the skill, intelligence, and strength of Afri-cans were seen as more marketable than the abilities of all others, and a premium was placed on their sale. We see this today in sports. When seeking their new stars, college basketball, football, baseball, and track recruit-ers scour the Black inner cities, not the White suburbs. The ancient rabbis, enjoying the financial benefits of the slave trade, distorted the original story of Noah in order to justify the new racial focus on the “God-cursed” Afri-can—thus sanctifying the African-centered slave trade.

Spread far and wide as divine prophecy by the Jew-ish slave merchants and their beneficiaries in the clergy, slavery would ultimately be universally believed to be the lot of the Black African. Through the millennium, the so-called Curse of Ham was easily adopted by all the major religions and has been used liberally when-ever circumstances required the aggressive assertion of White Supremacy.

Source: The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews: How Jews Gained Control of the Black American Economy, Volume 2 (2010).

To Be Continued...

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