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‘If you can read; you ain’t got no damn business following no muthafucking body on this damn planet, anyway’
——Bobby Hemmitt
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Im aware of the history but not of moloch being something that they worshipped
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“Mind control is in everything, everywhere. We make only one choice: are you the controller, or the controlled?"
~miakowski
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History says there were only about 388,000 slaves shipped to the continent/U.S. according to ships inventory, an extra 'few thousand more' smuggled in, after overseas slave-trading' ended in 1808. No more African slaves allowed!. How did those numbers jump to 5 million (1865)?
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Black American Indigenous Unspoken History
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The Black Pyramid of King Amenemhat III: A Brief History panafrocore.com/2024/03/26/t…
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People eager as hell to make a grammar correction got to be the most miserable on the internet lol
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I swear when it comes to the topic of the nephilim; all aspect of conversation is dictated conspiracy propaganda and fundamentalist Christian stupidity.
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Lol important context is missing. It were a *few* western izon & they assisted under the suzerainty of Benin’s military prowess.
Aside from that, many went against Benin expansion into delta & coastal areas. Autonomy & Sovereignty were still maintained strongly.
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The Ijaw people, who were originally called Izon, were a vital part of the Great Benin Empire. The highest traditional head in the Ijaw community are known as Pere, and these Pere were dukes under the Great Oba of Benin.
* Ijaw clans, including the Mein Clan, have oral histories that suggest their founding fathers migrated from the Benin region. Historically, clans like the Kalanama would visit the Oba of Benin to gain royal approval and receive the symbols of office necessary to establish themselves as recognized Pere.
* Both historical records and cultural traditions indicate that the Ijaw people, formerly known as Izon, acted as the naval force and expert river navigators for the Benin Empire. The Benin Empire spanned inland territories and coastal creeks where many Ijaw people reside, and the Oba of Benin relied on the Ijaws for maritime operations, military transport, and coastal defense.
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African spirituality is rooted in nature, sound, and ancestry
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And it’s fortified by the creole linguistic paradigm. So for somebody to try to debunk it with English is impossible.
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Angry voodoo Chief on tiktok has brought forth so much research about ayiti being the Chief empire in the Western Hemisphere that’s it’s impossible to debunk. So the conscious community just ignores it entirely.
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West African voices do not matter. He’s telling his ancestral truth. But to her ? The truth ? It doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is the theater. And establishing influence through the theater.
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The more they say they are descended from us, the more ammunition they have to charge us with being guilty. It’s not about mending a broken family. It’s a colonial operation.
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Sports is the most effective tool for Imperialists White washing.
Japanese genocide in 1980s congo
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I think a lot of people miss that Guts is special in the kind of way that classical European mythological characters are special and not in the way that manga/anime characters are often special. He is not the chosen one, but he is abnormal and the story follows him bc of that.
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I really don't get berserk fans who are deadset that guts wasn't potrayed as a special character within berserk setting even a lil bit. Like this is how he was born btw
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The Silence That Made Argentina White
Black people didn’t just vanish. They were spent in wars, buried by disease, edited out by policy, then bleached from memory. A third of Buenos Aires was Black, Tango remembers, but records don’t. Erasure isn’t fire and ash, it’s a census box, and a nation trained to forget who built it.
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