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Originally posted by ImaginaryReality1984
Originally posted by purehughness
What also concerns me, is that this is bound to be happening all over the world in white-dominated countries. I mean yeah you got USA and UK, but 'white power' groups are pretty prevalent in Russia too. It's just shameful that man can act like this to his fellow man.
I mentioned above that Poland and Germany are seeing a massive uprising of such groups and they're not just sending out leaflets. These peopel actually go out on training days, physically getting themselves fit and firing paint guns (or real ones if the country allows it). They are training for a war they believe is coming. It's not just these two countries either.
Originally posted by purehughness
You're a beacon.
I know what you mean about it being easy to talk to our migrant brothers, at the bookshop I work at, we've got an agency cleaner. Really easy to have a good down to earth conversation and share hopes and dreams. Major kudos to them for doing the menial jobs. If the BNP were to throw them out, who'd do these jobs? Hopefully those abusing the benefit system might get some sense when they see their country becoming a cesspit.
Originally posted by Donnie DarkoHardcore racists imo, are either deep down jealous of people of "color", want somewhere to belong, or were just brainwashed.
Yakub is said to have been born in Mecca, at a time when 30% of the Meccans were "dissatisfied". At the age of six he discovered the law of attraction and repulsion by playing with magnets made of steel.[2] This insight led to his plan to create a new people. He "saw an unlike human being, made to attract others, who could, with the knowledge of tricks and lies, rule the original black man."[2] By the age of 18 he had exhausted all knowledge in the universities of Mecca. He then discovered that the "original black man" contained both a "black germ" and a "brown germ". With 59,999 followers he went to Patmos where he bred out the black, and created a brown race after 200 years, killing all dark babies. Finally, after 600 years the white race was created.
According to NOI doctrine, Yakub's progeny were destined to rule for 6,000 years before the original black peoples of the world regained dominance, a process that began in 1914.[3][4][5]
The doctrine of Yakub was first proclaimed by Wallace Fard Muhammad and was later developed by his successor Elijah Muhammad.
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Originally posted by purehughnessInteresting what you said about white people being created with no soul by an evil black scientist, there were some who said black people were created by God to be slaves with no soul.
Originally posted by Sonya610
Interesting little known fact. The first blacks in the U.S. were indentured servants, not slaves, as were many Europeans. It was a BLACK MAN named Anthony Johnson that went to court to have his black servant declared a lifetime slave. He won his court case and set the precident that blacks can be held as slaves for life. That was the first documented case of true slavery in the U.S. Colonies.
That is one fact we don't hear much about during black history month huh? A black man that changed the future of blacks in America in a most astounding way, yet his name is NOT a household world. Go figure.
Originally posted by Sonya610
Interesting little known fact. The first blacks in the U.S. were indentured servants, not slaves, as were many Europeans. It was a BLACK MAN named Anthony Johnson that went to court to have his black servant declared a lifetime slave. He won his court case and set the precident that blacks can be held as slaves for life. That was the first documented case of true slavery in the U.S. Colonies.
That is one fact we don't hear much about during black history month huh? A black man that changed the future of blacks in America in a most astounding way, yet his name is NOT a household world. Go figure.
According to the earliest known court records, slavery was first established in Virginia in 1654
The unfortunate defendant in the court action, John Casor, thus became the first individual in Virginia known to be legally declared a slave by the government (before this case legally defined bondage had not yet fully taken hold in Virginia, although it had already by the 1630s in Massachusetts; in Virginia blacks were indentured servants up until slavery gradually took effect).
In 1664, worried for his family and facing tighter prejudice against free blacks, Johnson sold his land and moved his family to Maryland, where he rented new land. In 1669, after Johnson's death, a jury of white men in Virginia declared that because Johnson "was a Negroe and by consequence an alien," so the 50 acres (200,000 m2) he had deeded to his son Richard in Virginia was awarded to another white man. Anthony Johnson was the most wealthy black man to have purchased his contract from indentured service ever up until the end of the Civil War 200 years later.
Originally posted by SLAYER69According to the earliest known court records, slavery was first established in Virginia in 1654
The unfortunate defendant in the court action, John Casor, thus became the first individual in Virginia known to be legally declared a slave by the government (before this case legally defined bondage had not yet fully taken hold in Virginia, although it had already by the 1630s in Massachusetts; in Virginia blacks were indentured servants up until slavery gradually took effect).
It is generally agreed that African slaves first arrived in Massachusetts in the 1630's, and slavery was legally sanctioned in 1641. During the colonial era, numerous laws were passed regulating movement and marriage among slaves, and Massachusetts residents actively participated in the slave trade. Historians estimate that between 1755 and 1764, the Massachusetts slave population was approximately 2.2 percent of the total population; the slave population was generally concentrated in the industrial and coastal towns.
In 1640, the year Johnson purchased his first property, three servants fled a Virginia plantation. Caught and returned to their owner, two had their servitude extended four years. However, the third, a black man named John Punch, was sentenced to "serve his said master or his assigns for the time of his natural life." He was made a slave.
In 1641, Massachusetts became the first colony to legally recognize slavery. Other states, such as Virginia, followed. In 1662, Virginia decided all children born in the colony to a slave mother would be enslaved. Slavery was not only a life-long condition; now it could be passed, like skin color, from generation to generation.