Saturday, November 30, 2019

ETHIOPIA

Ancient Greeks were so overwhelmed by the Ethiopians of their era (500 B.C.) that Ethiopia was known to them as the "Land of the Gods." Ethiopia was the original home of the Greeks (and later Roman) gods. Greece's gods returned home annually to Ethiopia for twelve days of feasting and partying, says iconic Greek poet, Homer, in the ILIAD. Indeed, The Ethiopians and Egyptians (northern migrant Ethiopians) were deemed by them, the Greeks, to be the handsomest, tallest, most righteous of men on Earth, founders of all civilization literature, geometry, science, medicine, all.

WHAT MANNER OF MAN AND WOMAN?

"What man has done, man can do," we may be prone to say. But then there are the pyramids of Kemet and Kush. Those exquisitely cut, meticulously placed, massive limestone, sandstone, granite blocks, sealed without mortar. These blocks had been quarried, then ferried from hundreds of miles away by Nile River barge. These megatons were then precisely cut stones were pointed toward stellar constellations in perfect geodesic, geometric, patterns that meter the realm of the divine on earth. Their incomparable mathematical, astronomical accuracy marvel us thousands of years, incomprehensibly, blubbering over 5,000 years later! Surely these were men and women who were one with nature, one with God, like us before! But, what manner of man, what manner of woman, were we in that vastly different time?

Friday, November 29, 2019

RACISM

Racism is a diseased social philosophy whose cure entails self-repentance

RACISM IS PHILOSOPHY

“Racism” is Philosophy ‘Racism’ was invented by Western European settler -colonizers, after, not before, African people were bought in Africa and brought to the Americas in order to build it up from a ‘howling wilderness.’ Therefore “racism”, as philosophy, came into being later, after slavery, not before slavery, to self-rationalize, to self-justify, the sinfully contradictory Catholic and Protestant Christians’ violent subordination, vile enslavement, cretinous repression of Africans in the Americas in order to force them to labor long, hard, without respite or compensation, nor rights, without dignity of “personhood” by such as who profited by their crass avarice. Racism is practical self-philosophy.

Thursday, November 28, 2019

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 2019

I give thanks this day, Thanksgiving Day, 2019, that I have come into the knowledge of the source of the Bible. It was not King James of England, whose poetic version I love; nor was it the Vulgate or Latin Bible, that I do not possess ; nor was it the Latin’s source, the Septuagint , that was written in Greek by the 70 Jewish translators in Alexandria, Egypt. Nor was it the Hebrew Torah, which contains our “Old Testament” books of Moses; nor the other two Hebrew books that comprise the ‘Mithra’ and the Torah, as ‘TaNaKh’. For the Bible’s source material is from Africa, where Alexandria was; which the Hebrews translated into Greek; where the great thrice -burned Great Library of Alexandria, Egypt was located from which they extracted substantial resources; that Great Library, “a wonder of the world,” having been thrice burned down by Romans, Christians, Muslims, variously. Egypt is ancient, a gift of the Nile, whose sediment and floods made it the world’s breadbasket; and whose contributions to philosophy, theology, astronomy , literature , medicine, science, mathematics, civilization is utterly incalculable. Its ancient cities today continue to yield treasuries such as those at Oxyrhyncus, Egypt, that contains Papyri of knowledge from every discipline , including the earliest Euclid’s geometry. Also there in Oxyrhyncus written in ancient Egyptians’s three written languages: hieroglyphics, Hieratic, Demotic, are yet untranslated facts (only 1-2% of which have been translated) in addition to Aramaic, Greek, Syriac, others. Plato says Egypt was over 10,000 years old, when he wrote his “The Laws.” Manetho, who was the last priest alive capable of reading the sacred hieroglyphics—who wrote a list of kings during the reign of the Greek Ptolemies—who dates Egypt more than 30,000 years old from the 4th century BC in which he listed kings. So on this Thanksgiving Day, in 2019, I give holy thanks for having stumbled upon the source of the Bible: the gyroscope, barometer, thermometer, basal foundation, of Western Civilization that is the base of our national holiday, Holy Day! Hurrah! Huzzah! Bravo !

Wednesday, November 27, 2019

AFRICAN AMERICAS' AGGREGATIONS

AFRICAN AMERICAS' AGGREGATES Disaggregation is the opposite of aggregation. Aggregation is gathering. Disaggregation is scattering. In that most African Americas' efforts to aggregate to liberate in the Americas are deemed to be threateningly hostile, historically, by our expropriators, our Americas' enslavers, and have been crushed, except for 1791-1804, in Haiti, we are left with the much less desirable--though no less achievable--disaggregation options to pursue in our firm unrequited quest for African Americas' restitution and freedom. “Disaggregation” is that singular, but indivisible, effort which is jointly invisible, indiscernible as such. It is our individually performed, personally realized self-ambitions, our self-goals, our duties to ourselves, first. Then, that seeming group “disaggregation”, while ostensibly achieving our own unique personal victories, is that which "magically" attains unto broader African Americas' victories. However, it must yet be accompanied by the prudent austerity of avoiding self-congratulatory braggadocias: as caveats for effectively restoring African Americas' solidarity, liberty. In effect, our ‘disaggregation’ is disssembling. Thus, ‘aggregation’ is reassembling while still dissembling (hiding) individual efforts in service, in production, in unity, in the African Americas. But wait! Are we not now, in 2019, disaggregating and reaggregating ? Yes. And have we not been doing so since 1619, in the United States of America, at least? Yes! We have been doing so, autonomously, even if their integrally linked disassembly-reassembly processes of life and death, less by more, were unrecognized, hence, also unnamed. Without a name we did not know them, philosophically, ontologically, even if we may have intuitively grasped them. "Scattered and peeled" we knew we were; we know that we are; but does disaggregation lead to aggregation? "In that time shall the present be brought unto the LORD of hosts of a people scattered and peeled, and from a people terrible from their beginning hitherto; a nation meted out and trodden under foot, whose land the rivers have spoiled, to the place of the name of the LORD of hosts, the mount Zion." Isaiah 18:7. We have observed recurrently this "disaggregation-reaggregation" phenomenon in nature, in the heavens among the stars, but yet unperceived, if conceived, was the same natural African Americas' pertinence to ourselves. The pendulum always returns to its balance point. Nature returns to its source. New International Version "Now the LORD God had formed out of the ground all the wild animals and all the birds in the sky. He brought them to the man to see what he would name them; and whatever the man called each living creature, that was its name." Gen. 2:19. Now at least we have a name for our historic dissembling, for our secret aggregations of knowledge, power, wealth, resources, faith, hope, love. “Aggregation by Disaggregation.” Our, also natural and divine, seeming inversion of expected outcomes is like the reassembling toys purchased at Christmas; like sewing holy garments by God-given patterns . Amen 🙏

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

EGYPT IS AFRICAN

"[I]t is one of the astonishing results of the written history of Africa, that almost universally in the nineteenth century that Egypt was not regarded as part of Africa.Its history and culture were separated from that of the other inhabitants of Africa; it was even asserted that Egypt was in reality Asiatic, and indeed Arnold Toynbee's "Study of History" definitely regarded Egypt as "white", or European! The Egyptians, however, regarded themselves as African. The Greeks looked upon Egypt as part of Africa, geographically and culturally, and every fact of history and anthropology proves that the Egyptians were an African people varying no more from other African peoples than groups like the Scandinavians vary from other Europeans, or groups like the Japanese from other Asiatics. There can be but one adequate explanation of this vagary of nineteenth-century science: it was due to the slave trade and Negro slavery. It was due to the fact that the rise and support of capitalism called for rationalization based on degrading and discrediting the Negroid peoples. It is especially significant that the science of Egyptology arose and flourished at the very time that the cotton kingdom reached its greatest power on the foundation of Negro slavery." p.99, "Egypt," THE WORLD AND AFRICA by W. E. Burghardt DuBois (1946, 1965).jpg" width="319" height="320" data-original-width="956" data-original-height="960" />