Lynching and terrorism were tactics employed to prevent blacks from improving their economic condition, after the Civil War. Later, along came debt.
Remaining totally indebted to, and dependent upon, others for our daily bread and for the roof over our heads, in exchange for our relatively free labor, for the exploitation of others, was the reason for our expropriation from Africa and oppression in America.
Politics, education, religion, the military, are all subordinate to economics. Indeed, they derive their existence from economics.
To be free, one must first throw off the chains, whether imagined or real, of economic subservience to another and to keep them off!
This is the great challenge in 2015, and beyond, facing savvy slave descendants in America: removing the economic chains.
Therefore, by any means deemed necessary or expedient, this final liberating act must now be done.
For unless one can sit in peace and at ease, under one's own vine and fig tree, free of external debt, one is yet a slave, since debt is yet a financial chain, just as pernicious as iron fetters!
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
DEBT IS SLAVERY THAT SAVVY BLACKS MUST DESTROY
DEBT IS SLAVERY THE SAVVY BLACKS MUST DESTROY
Lynching and terrorism were tactics employed to prevent blacks from improving their economic condition, after the Civil War. Later, along came debt.
Remaining totally indebted to, and dependent upon, others for our daily bread and for the roof over our heads, in exchange for our relatively free labor, for the exploitation of others, was the reason for our expropriation from Africa and oppression in America.
Politics, education, religion, the military, are all subordinate to economics. Indeed, they derive their existence from economics.
To be free, one must first throw off the chains, whether imagined or real, of economic subservience to another and to keep them off!
This is the great challenge in 2015, and beyond, facing savvy slave descendants in America: removing the economic chains.
Therefore, by any means deemed necessary or expedient, this final liberating act must now be done.
For unless one can sit in peace and at ease, under one's own vine and fig tree, free of external debt, one is yet a slave, since debt is yet a financial chain, just as pernicious as iron fetters!
Lynching and terrorism were tactics employed to prevent blacks from improving their economic condition, after the Civil War. Later, along came debt.
Remaining totally indebted to, and dependent upon, others for our daily bread and for the roof over our heads, in exchange for our relatively free labor, for the exploitation of others, was the reason for our expropriation from Africa and oppression in America.
Politics, education, religion, the military, are all subordinate to economics. Indeed, they derive their existence from economics.
To be free, one must first throw off the chains, whether imagined or real, of economic subservience to another and to keep them off!
This is the great challenge in 2015, and beyond, facing savvy slave descendants in America: removing the economic chains.
Therefore, by any means deemed necessary or expedient, this final liberating act must now be done.
For unless one can sit in peace and at ease, under one's own vine and fig tree, free of external debt, one is yet a slave, since debt is yet a financial chain, just as pernicious as iron fetters!
