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AS BLACK AFRICANS OUR STUPIDITY DID NOT START TODAY…I KEEP ASKING GOD WHY. No running water, no electricity despite the presence of coal, gas and oil; no employment, rampant criminality by those in high office yet they believe Jesus will give them light, water, jobs and good roads. They are in for one almighty wait.../// read on..

A ship named “The Good Ship Jesus” also known as the “Jesus of Lubeck,” a 700-ton ship purchased by King Henry VIII from the Hanseatic League, a merchant alliance between the cities of Hamburg and Lubeck in Germany. Twenty years after its purchase the ship, in disrepair, was lent to Sir John Hawkins by Queen Elizabeth.

Hawkins, a cousin of Sir Francis Drake, was granted permission from Queen Elizabeth for his first voyage in 1562. He was allowed to carry Africans to the Americas “with their own free consent” and he agreed to this condition. Hawkins had a reputation for being a religious man who required his crew to “serve God daily” and to love one another. Sir Francis Drake accompanied Hawkins on this voyage and subsequent others. Drake, was himself, devoutly religious. Services were held on board twice a day.

Off the coast of Africa, near Sierra Leone, Hawkins captured 300-500 slaves, mostly by plundering Portuguese ships, but also through violence and subterfuge promising Africans free land and riches in the new world. He sold most of the slaves in what is now known as the Dominican Republic. He returned home with a profit and ships laden with ivory, hides, and sugar. Thus began the slave trade.

Many Black people are willing to devote their entire lives to their religious beliefs without ever researching their authenticity. However, does it not make sense to at least research it first?

This is a very logical argument, and yet for more than 400 years African Americans have gone from the cradle to the grave blindly accepting religious teachings, without investigating them. It is incredibly astounding that so many African Americans commit their entire lives to religious belief systems with little or no knowledge of their origins or history. They spend their entire lives waiting anxiously to die and go to heaven to see the face of Jesus; thus anticipating their reward in the afterlife. Given that religion is deemed so extremely important to Black Christians, one would logically assume that Blacks would study the history of their religion. However, quite to the contrary, most Blacks do not. In fact, modern Christianity thrives on faith with very little knowledge or education about the religion.

How remarkable it is that an entire people could dedicate their entire existence to a belief without ever researching its authenticity. Imagine, for example, that someone were to give you a book and told you to live your entire life by its teachings, to pay 10% percent of your earnings to its temples, and to raise your children by its teachings. Wouldn't it be ill advised to accept this book on blind faith and to never question or examine its authenticity?

Obviously it would be ill advised to do so; in fact, it would be foolish. Sadly, this is precisely what Black people in America (and Blacks elsewhere) have done for more than four hundred years.

It's incredible that millions of Black people are still so attached to their slaves master's (or colonizer's) religion. A religion that said that we Black people were less than human and cursed; a religion that claimed that Black enslavement was ordain by God. Millions of Black people where murdered by Christians. Yet So many Black people refuses to free themselves from the psychological hold of the slave master's religion. This is nothing less than madness. WAKE UP BLACK PROPLE WAKE UP!!

Religion has been the greatest tool used to conquer and convert the minds of Black people. It was in fact the first form of psychological warfare ever used against African American. During slavery Black people were given a religion that taught them to believe in white deities- a white God, white messiah, white angels and white prophets. These depictions of “white only” deities were deliberately done to subconsciously indoctrinate the false belief of white divinity [and therefore superiority] upon the minds of the African slaves.

In making the slaves believe in white deities it made them subconsciously believe that their slave masters- also being white- were closer to God—or god like. Moreover, during this process the African slaves were also taught to believe that this white God had ordained them to be slaves and that their Black skin color was the result of a curse. It is therefore logical then that in order to free the Black psyche will require a thorough review and the dissection of the religion given to us by whites.

Moreover it was very effective brainwashing because when you connect a belief system to a religion its affects can be so much more profound and longer lasting. This white idolizing Black mortifying religious indoctrination process was used to make the African slaves more loyal to their masters.

From the perspective of the slave masters, it made them better slaves. This conditioning has been left uncorrected and un-removed for generations.

The effects of that brain washing scheme initially implemented more than four hundred years ago still continues upon the mind of millions of African Americans today. It is for this reason why it is not uncommon to visit a church with an entire Black congregation and find its walls stubbornly adorned with only pictures of white deities.

The effects of that mental conditioning program have continued through many generational lines. These white deities are now so indoctrinated upon the minds, souls, and hearts of Black people that most will now angrily defend preferring them saying that the color of their deities are of no matter nor relevance. But given that this same group is often psychologically incapable of accepting Black depictions of their deities proves that color is of relevance-just as long as it remains white.

For some Blacks it is so immense that they literally feel offended and a disdain towards Black depiction of their sacred deities. This behavior is among the severest remaining effect of that black mortifying religious indoctrination

A ship named “The Good Ship Jesus” also known as the “Jesus of Lubeck,” a 700-ton ship purchased by King Henry VIII from the Hanseatic League, a merchant alliance between the cities of Hamburg and Lubeck in Germany. Twenty years after its purchase the ship, in disrepair, was lent to Sir John Hawkins by Queen Elizabeth.

Hawkins, a cousin of Sir Francis Drake, was granted permission from Queen Elizabeth for his first voyage in 1562. He was allowed to carry Africans to the Americas “with their own free consent” and he agreed to this condition. Hawkins had a reputation for being a religious man who required his crew to “serve God daily” and to love one another. Sir Francis Drake accompanied Hawkins on this voyage and subsequent others. Drake, was himself, devoutly religious. Services were held on board twice a day.

Off the coast of Africa, near Sierra Leone, Hawkins captured 300-500 slaves, mostly by plundering Portuguese ships, but also through violence and subterfuge promising Africans free land and riches in the new world. He sold most of the slaves in what is now known as the Dominican Republic. He returned home with a profit and ships laden with ivory, hides, and sugar. Thus began the slave trade.

Many Black people are willing to devote their entire lives to their religious beliefs without ever researching their authenticity. However, does it not make sense to at least research it first?

This is a very logical argument, and yet for more than 400 years African Americans have gone from the cradle to the grave blindly accepting religious teachings, without investigating them. It is incredibly astounding that so many African Americans commit their entire lives to religious belief systems with little or no knowledge of their origins or history. They spend their entire lives waiting anxiously to die and go to heaven to see the face of Jesus; thus anticipating their reward in the afterlife. Given that religion is deemed so extremely important to Black Christians, one would logically assume that Blacks would study the history of their religion. However, quite to the contrary, most Blacks do not. In fact, modern Christianity thrives on faith with very little knowledge or education about the religion.

How remarkable it is that an entire people could dedicate their entire existence to a belief without ever researching its authenticity. Imagine, for example, that someone were to give you a book and told you to live your entire life by its teachings, to pay 10% percent of your earnings to its temples, and to raise your children by its teachings. Wouldn't it be ill advised to accept this book on blind faith and to never question or examine its authenticity?

Obviously it would be ill advised to do so; in fact, it would be foolish. Sadly, this is precisely what Black people in America (and Blacks elsewhere) have done for more than four hundred years.

It's incredible that millions of Black people are still so attached to their slaves master's (or colonizer's) religion. A religion that said that we Black people were less than human and cursed; a religion that claimed that Black enslavement was ordain by God. Millions of Black people where murdered by Christians. Yet So many Black people refuses to free themselves from the psychological hold of the slave master's religion. This is nothing less than madness. WAKE UP BLACK PROPLE WAKE UP!!

Religion has been the greatest tool used to conquer and convert the minds of Black people. It was in fact the first form of psychological warfare ever used against African American. During slavery Black people were given a religion that taught them to believe in white deities- a white God, white messiah, white angels and white prophets. These depictions of “white only” deities were deliberately done to subconsciously indoctrinate the false belief of white divinity [and therefore superiority] upon the minds of the African slaves.

In making the slaves believe in white deities it made them subconsciously believe that their slave masters- also being white- were closer to God—or god like. Moreover, during this process the African slaves were also taught to believe that this white God had ordained them to be slaves and that their Black skin color was the result of a curse. It is therefore logical then that in order to free the Black psyche will require a thorough review and the dissection of the religion given to us by whites.

Moreover it was very effective brainwashing because when you connect a belief system to a religion its affects can be so much more profound and longer lasting. This white idolizing Black mortifying religious indoctrination process was used to make the African slaves more loyal to their masters.

From the perspective of the slave masters, it made them better slaves. This conditioning has been left uncorrected and un-removed for generations.

The effects of that brain washing scheme initially implemented more than four hundred years ago still continues upon the mind of millions of African Americans today. It is for this reason why it is not uncommon to visit a church with an entire Black congregation and find its walls stubbornly adorned with only pictures of white deities.

The effects of that mental conditioning program have continued through many generational lines. These white deities are now so indoctrinated upon the minds, souls, and hearts of Black people that most will now angrily defend preferring them saying that the color of their deities are of no matter nor relevance. But given that this same group is often psychologically incapable of accepting Black depictions of their deities proves that color is of relevance-just as long as it remains white.

For some Blacks it is so immense that they literally feel offended and a disdain towards Black depiction of their sacred deities. This behavior is among the severest remaining effect of that black mortifying religious indoctrination