The Zionist Jews and Jewish Community Attack on Tamika Mallory is Disgusting

[xoxodede]

I've presented scholarship on this subject multiple times in other threads, but just so we're clear, the bulk of the 'evidence' on what you're presented thus far stems from here......

....and has been refuted multiple times, beginning in 1921 and, most recently, here.....

ALL the 'evidence' Farrakhan and your 'scholars' have used stems from the first book which was a proven hoax concocted by the Russian Secret Police in 1895.

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Here are the sources referenced in the Secret Relationship of Jews and Blacks:

You posting two White propaganda books have NOTHING to do with the NOI book. Why? Because he only uses JEWISH sources and scholars. Their OWN words.

Besides The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - Wikipedia -- does not talk about The Hamitic Myth/Curse -- nor do they talk about the enslavement of Black people.

See, you're confused.

Both The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and The Lie That Wouldn't Die: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion are about so-called 'Jewish Conspiracy' to gain domination of the whole world -- not about anything about what's sourced in The Secret Relationship of Jews and Blacks.

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion was only brought up to defend a "modified ‘Hamitic Hypothesis'" -- not the original Hamitic Hypothesis created by the Jews and the Babylonian Talmud.

Here's one of your beloved Jewish scholars explaining and later in the piece -- reaching- like they always do to make a connection to make them look like the victim of hate speech: ‘

Invaders who have stolen the country’: The Hamitic Hypothesis, Race and the Rwandan Genocide

The use in genocidal propaganda of a modified ‘Hamitic Hypothesis' (the assertion that African ‘civilisation' was due to racially distinct Caucasoid invaders from the north/north-east of Africa) has become a key feature of commentary on the 1994 Rwandan genocide. In order to historicise the Hypothesis, the article first traces the transformation by European anthropology of the ‘Hamite' in to a racial object and how the extraneous provenance of ‘the Tutsi' was articulated in colonial Rwanda. The article then critically assesses the centrality of the Hypothesis in constructing the Tutsi population as a target of genocide. Finally, the article explores both the inadvertent and explicit ways in which contemporary commentary reiterates aspects of the ‘Hamitic assemblage'.
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This is where they try to tie the two together....

It seems probable that this conspiratorial idiom was inspired by the Protocole des Sages de Sion, which claimed there was a global Jewish conspiracy (see Cohn, 1980).Bwejeri does not simply draw a (legitimate) analogy between the suffering of Jews and Tutsis, but makes the Tutsi into Jews (with the associated dangers noted above) while simultaneously, if inadvertently, substantiating the claims of a conspiratorial device inspired by Anti-Semitism.

Source: (PDF) ‘Invaders who have stolen the country’: The Hamitic Hypothesis, Race and the Rwandan Genocide​

 

[xCivicx]

Are you saying that a text from the late 19th century that highlights the minutes of a supposed meeting by Jews, mentioning the use of the media and economical tactics to manipulate, coincidentally reflects the media/economical influence that's needed for
-the creation/protection/investment of Isreal
-rap songs edited if it includes Jewish reference
-funding of Nazi efforts
-renewal of reparations from Germany and any company that owned products that the Nazi used
-laws to suppress perceived anti-Israel protest

There's a law in a bunch of european countries that carries a sentence of jail time for anyone that denies/questions the official holocaust story

It's the only thought crime law in existence as far as I can tell

But that's not strange or worth looking into or anything

I'd have to be antisemitic to question that

 

[xoxodede]

I'm focusing on two posters, actually. The one with the Nazi cartoon, and @xoxodede with his/her unoriginal walls of text.

There's gotta be a better way to put your points across.

It's her.

And sure -- it's "wall of text" -- but it's well sourced, respectful text. Nothing I have posted is "ignorant" -- in any form.

Thank you

 

[get these nets]

Michelle Alexander is up next on that Bar Mitzvah Jam Screen.

None of those "Black intellectuals" referenced in the tweet are going to come to her defense. Most of them were quiet as church mice when Angela Davis was targeted.Black press was quiet too. We tracked that story and outside of Roland Martin, I don't recall Black media even covering the story.
A few weeks ago, MA threw most of her credibility out of the window when she wrote this

Opinion | None of Us Deserve Citizenship

 

[xCivicx]

@Sccit reading this thread like :butthurtjew:

If this thread derails, just know that you're the reason for it

There was no reason for you to @ that poster

 

[xoxodede]

BECAUSE HE SONNED U??

 

[xoxodede]

None of those "Black intellectuals" referenced in the tweet are going to come to her defense. Most of them were quiet as church mice when Angela Davis was targeted.Black press was quiet too. We tracked that story and outside of Roland Martin, I don't recall Black media even covering the story.

A few weeks ago, MA threw most of her credibility out of the window when she wrote this

Opinion | None of Us Deserve Citizenship

They sure were. I have to give Roland Martin credit - as he really did a great job covering Tamika Mallory and the Angela Davis award issue.

 

[xCivicx]

U REALLY HATE UR FATHER, HUH?

 

[xoxodede]

U REALLY HATE UR FATHER, HUH?

Now..... this is hateful and disrespectful.

My father is deceased -- and a Black man.

So, I "hate my father" for posting factual information about someone who held Anti-Black views --- and aided in a hateful academic agenda against Black people, Black press and Black orgs?

Grow up.

But, to answer your question.

I love my father. Everything I am and have is because of him. There's no question if he is proud of me.

Happy MLK day!

 

[get these nets]

They sure were. I have to give Roland Martin credit - as he really did a great job covering Tamika Mallory and the Angela Davis award issue.

When stories like Angela Davis' award being rescinded come up, and Black press is SCARED to cover the story at all or voice an opinion, they get exposed.

Chuck D said this on "Bring the Noise"

radio stations I question their Blackness
they call themselves Black, but let's see if they play this

I'm not a fan of Roland Martin's, but I tip my hat to him for covering the story and airing out those who want to control what Black people can do, say, or support.

 

[xoxodede]

NAAH, NO DISRESPECT, I THOUGHT U SAID UR FATHER WAS JEWISH?

SO WHO WAS IT IN UR FAM THAT U SAID WAS A JEW??

Nah. This is exactly what I said -- Marc Lamont Hill terminated from CNN over anti Semitic comments:

And many blessings to you as well. Or as I say when I am at home with my mom - and I have to go to Temple -- "Shalom”

And how can I be Anti-Semitic -- when I was raised a Israelite -- what I got teased for being --- a Black Jew?

I'm not mislead - and I haven't regurgitated anyone's talking points - but mine.

Take care.
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Then I went on and did a post in The Root - explaining in the thread: Black/AA Spiritualist Churches and Temples

While in the Marc Lamont Hill thread going back and forth with @Sccit -- and he asked me if I liked "Jews."

I ended up disclosing that my church back home is called "Spiritual Israel."

As a child/teen, I used to get teased cause we were the only Black Temple in the city/county - and everybody else was Baptist/AME. I didn't even know how to explain what the church believed in - and made sure to never invite any of my friends cause I knew my Temple was different. We incorporated Black Judaism and Black Spiritualism.

We had key members who were/are "readers," mediums and taught us how to make oils, dress candles and many other things.

When I started looking up the history of my Temple -- I found some interesting stuff.

My Church, initially called "God in David" was founded by Bishop Derk Fields in Alabama in the 1920's. After he passed members of the Church broke off and moved to Michigan during first wave of The Great Migration. During that time, the Church became "Spiritual Israel."


Spiritualist churches are places of worship for the practitioners of Spiritualism. The Spiritualist service is usually conducted by a medium. Generally, there is an opening prayer, an address, the singing of hymns, and finally a demonstration of mediumship. Healing circles may also be part of the formal proceedings.

This thread will go over the faces and founders of the Black/AA Spiritualist Movement and their practices.​

And even if my daddy was a Jew -- it's still disrespectful and low to ask me if I "hate my father" for ANY reason.

 

[Badmon]

This isn't surprising in the least. Jews hate goyims.

 

[xoxodede]

When stories like Angela Davis' award being rescinded come up, and Black press is SCARED to cover the story at all or voice an opinion, they get exposed.

Chuck D said this on "Bring the Noise"

radio stations I question their Blackness
they call themselves Black, but let's see if they play this

I'm not a fan of Roland Martin's, but I tip my hat to him for covering the story and airing out those who want to control what Black people can do, say, or support.

I agree. And believe me - I understand why -- cause they can really stop most if -- if not all sources of revenue for them.

No Black company can keep Black press afloat. They just can't. They need advertisers to run. No ads - no press. Sure, donations for many non-Black outlets -- but no black outlet runs on donations.

 

[xoxodede]

ITS A QUESTION .. SOME1 JEWISH MUSTVE HURT U

No, it's a disrespect attack on someone who isn't falling inline to be silent.

This has nothing to do with anyone hurting me. I am only making others aware of what has been going on in terms of the Black and Jewish relations.

 

[get these nets]

Now..... this is hateful and disrespectful.

My father is deceased -- and a Black man.

So, I "hate my father" for posting factual information about someone who held Anti-Black views --- and aided in a hateful academic agenda against Black people, Black press and Black orgs?

Grow up.

But, to answer your question.

I love my father. Everything I am and have is because of him. There's no question if he is proud of me.

Happy MLK day!

I must have the person who said the comment blocked, but the loser comment was just made in hopes of getting the thread derailed and ultimately bushed. People can't stand the pressure, so they look for a way out...and press the

Some dude brought up my dead father in a thread where he ran out of pleas to cop.
I hope to never be so mentally dominated by somebody that I'd have to press that panic button.....