The best website on the net for black history.

[GhostofMarcus]

Welcome to Real History World Wide

http://realhistoryww.com/


I will start you with the real history of the Albinos.

We know with certainty that they were Albinos because ancient writers described them as such, as they moved towards Europe.

http://realhistoryww.com/world_history/ancient/White_people.htm



The site has so much information that you will spend hours reading it.

If you can, save as much information from the site as possible, you never know when it will go down or the cac will take it out.


Teach this knowledge and spread the word on the site.

 

[SPECTRE1]

The history they teaching is just propaganda. The U.S. was formed to segregate from England that signaled it was banning slavery eventually; to continue the practice of slavery in the South.

It would be like drug dealers toppling the government after it proposed banning marijuana, cigarettes or beer. Than establishing a Constitution talking about freedom, democracy, and individual rights to do drugs; it is sickening to see this event twisted into people being oppressed. When they were looking to oppress people for their own personal fortune.

 

[GhostofMarcus]

Don't know what you are talking about. Where on the site did you see such information?
Anyone calling that site propaganda history with the COINTELPRO have to get the for now on because you are the one here to spread propaganda.

 

[SPECTRE1]

The founders chose democracy, a decentralized form of government, rather than appoint a king that could endanger their criminal operations or subvert their power locally. This made it difficult for any one person to change the Constitution rigged for slavery without the consent of the Southern States.

Lincoln did not ban slavery in the south prior to the Civil War!, he just blocked its expansion. He used his War Powers to issue the Emancipation Proclamation!, it was not something coming out of Congress or the Constitution. Once slavery was dismantled through the War powers of the executive branch, passing an amendment to ban slavery was just a formality.

This carefully documented, chilling history presents a radically different view of the profound role that slavery played in the founding of the republic, from the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution through the creation of the Constitution. The book begins with a novel explanation about the impact slavery had on the founding of the republic. In 1772, a judge sitting in the High Court in London declared slavery "so odious" that it could not exist as common law and set the conditions which would consequently result in the freedom of the 15,000 slaves living in England at that time.

This decision eventually reached America and terrified the predominantly southern slaveholders because America was then a collection of British colonies and as such were subject to British law, and they feared that this decision would cause the emancipation of the slaves here. Thus, to ensure the preservation of slavery, the southern states joined the northern colonies in their fight for "freedom" and their rebellion against England.

This decision was codified in the First Continental Congress in 1774 when John Adams promised southern leaders the support of their right to maintain slavery and drafted a Declaration of Colonial Independence from Parliament. What follows is a fascinating account of the role slavery played in the drawing of the United States Constitution. It was only in the end, when the northern states threatened to walk out over the issue of slavery, that the southern states agreed to the prohibition of slavery north of the Ohio River, embodied in the Northwest Ordinance which created the largest slave-free area in the world. This would eventually give birth to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which codified Benjamin Franklin's affirmative action plan.

Features an introduction by Congresswoman Elanor Holmes Norton, and an in requiem poem by Barbara Chase-Riboud.
Slave Nation
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1402204000/?tag=vp314-20

Though the Heavens May Fall
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0738206954/?tag=vp314-20

 

[GhostofMarcus]

What do that have to do with my post?

 

[SPECTRE1]

Your link suggest 'real' history or history neglegected for propaganda purposes. People need to be skeptical of things taught to them and seek out info like this from your website link.

 

[GhostofMarcus]

Your link suggest 'real' history or history neglegected for propaganda purposes. People need to be skeptical of things taught to them and seek out info like this from your website link.

I am totally lost with your postings. One minute you stating the site is propaganda history now you stating that people should seek out info on the site. and