ON "EXTERMINATING" THE BLACK RACE
Peace To All:
The following letter was placed on a desk inside my cubicle at work, and I would like to share it with the BIA site members. Brothers and Sisters, please take a moment of your time to reflect on the SEVERITY of the statements (and keep in mind that the author in question is Black):
Greetings,
There is an historical saying that focuses on what is happening to my people and has been happening throughout history. This saying is a Roman philosophy, which states, "The most efficient way to destroy a race is to eradicate the men." The following paragraphs are provided to explain how this is being done in the 21st century.
It is against the "law" to kill people unless you have a legitimate reason (e.g., self-defense, engaged in military action, defending your family, to name a few). It should be obvious that since we are dying at an alarming rate, we as a race have become expendable. We are not really needed to work the fields, till the soil, or dig ditches, so we have no real purpose for our existence. Since we cannot be "legally exterminated," other ways have or are being employed to rid the world of the black vermin. These other ways are known as welfare, poor education through social promotion, introduction of drug use and sales, and TV videos - which are proving to be highly effective. The discussion that follows will address each one of these areas.
Take a look around you and see how many of you are in jails. Take a look around you and see how many of you are in jail for drug-related crimes. Take a look around you and see how many of you can read and write well. Take a look around you and see how many of you really care about education, learning, and expanding your mind academically and intellectually. Take a look around you and see how many of you are beyond the age of 35. Take a look around you and see how many of you were raised in a home where the mother received either total assistance or partial assistance from welfare. You may ask what the point of this is. The point is all of these issues are related to you being systematically exterminated. The process will take some time to complete, but be assured if we do not act to stop it, our unique race of people will cease to exist.
You are in jail because you have made poor career decisions and the system has traditionally given you the stiffer sentences. You do not have to go to jail if you decide that crime will not be your way to make a living. Selling and using drugs, and committing crimes to support your drug habit are some of the reasons why you are in jail. You sell drugs to each other, you commit crimes against each other all under the pretense of feeling good, showing your manhood, and/or making a living. You have not given thought to the fact that in the long run you will die violently and if you have any children, chances are the same will happen to them. You have just helped the exterminator!
Education has always been a sore spot for all Black people. First, we were not allowed to learn. There were even laws that forbade learning to read. The idea behind this was that if you could not read, then you could not think, and if you could not think, then you could be controlled. Constitutional laws were changed that allowed "separate but equal" learning facilities, and in a way we prospered. We learned the law and used that law to affect changes. The upshot of these changes was desegregation. The problems that resulted from desegregation were we were allowed to attend "better" schools through busing (interestingly we were the ones to be bused, and we are still the ones bused most often); we were exposed to teachers who did not care if we learned or not; we were labeled as pupils with learning disabilities (ask your great grandparents if there were learning disabled pupils in their schools); we were labeled as trouble makers; and we were socially promoted whether we learned what we were supposed to learn or not. We felt, however, that we had reached equality, but we had only been pacified. Ironically, we are learning less now than we did 50 years ago. Since we are learning less, we are progressing less, we have lower paying jobs, we are subsisting on welfare (two and three generations within a family and research has indicated a rise in recipients), we are committing more crimes against each other, we are increasingly killing more of each other each year, and we are resorting to using a drug we knew nothing of 60 years ago- and this drug has been in existence for over 500 years (some historians and archeologists have presented evidence that this drug was used more than 1000 years ago). The point is that if you had taken education more seriously, we may not have been in the condition we are in right now.
If you want to eradicate a race of people, eliminate the men - beginning with the young. If you want to assure the race will not prosper, keep the young men in jail; keep the families on welfare over several generations; introduce drugs on a large scale (and make them think that this drug will solve all their problems and provide them with a lot of money); and do not allow them to learn about the potential cost to the race, relative to long term survival. Money and power are key concepts for a life relatively free of problems. Your hope of acquiring this money and power lies in the seeking of knowledge and education. Effective Education allows you to realize your potential worth and your potential value in the market place. Effective Education, and its intrinsic value, must also be passed on to the next generations of children.
The 500-year-old drug we spoke of earlier makes more people money now than it ever has. It allows the average street dealer to make, maybe, $2500 a day. This translates into $912,500 a year; obviously some make more, some make less, depending on the demand and the cost of the drug. The down side to this "business" is you have to stand out in the weather for long hours (of course some have adopted the technology of the time in the form of cellular phones and beepers); run the risks of being robbed and/or shot and killed; and be occasionally arrested by the police (this is the least of your worries - however, if you are arrested too much you wind up in jail for an extended stay). The guy that sells to you makes four times more than you with less risk. As with everything else, the lack of an education limits your vision to your potential and does not allow you to see the real value of selling and using drugs.
Referring to a previous point let us assume that you make $912,500 a year. What can you legally buy with that amount of money? You can buy a car, jewelry (for your teeth [gold?]), nose, and fingers, etc.), clothes, a TV, stereo equipment, and more drugs. All of these things you will use up or wear out in a short span of time. You are just a consumer for the man (white or otherwise) that manufactures the goods mentioned above. You cannot buy items that have lasting value, such as stocks and bonds, a large home, land, a gold mine, a car dealership, a clothes factory, a McDonald's franchise, or anything that will retain or increase in value over a long period of time. You may not know this or care about these things because you have not attempted to take advantage of what education can provide for you. You feel that education is a waste of time. Every millionaire you have heard about (name one that is not in sports or the entertainment business) has an education. That is how that person is able to keep his money, and not worry about anyone stealing it from him, as you do. You have to constantly worry about being robbed, having your rent house burglarized, being sold bad drugs, being accused of selling bad drugs, etc. If that is the life for you and your family and children, then continue. If, on the other hand, you desire something beyond material things, then educate yourself and your children before all of us will no longer exist.
Music videos are insidious entertainment devices. Presumably, the intent of the videos is to amuse and educate one to the innovations of the music industry. What is the amusing and educational value of seeing people die in gang wars, watching thug look-alikes degrade Black women, seeing Black women just as vulgar as the thug look-alikes? Through the videos we are taught to disrespect adults, morality, our blackness, and ourselves. Several of the thug look-alikes are actually thugs and hoodlums (Snoop Doggy Dog, Shakur, to name a couple). The videos have taught us to worship the "music," the portrayed subculture, and the very pathos of helplessness and despair. The shoe commercial says it best when it draws your attention to the fact that "image is everything." We also are led to believe that the "artists" are making tons of money. If we investigate this "fact", we would find out that the promoter, the agent, the recording company and Distribution Company make 90% of the gross and net earnings. The artist is nothing more than a tool. The educated artists have caught on somewhat to the inter-workings of the industry and are trying to start their own companies, but you do not know who they are, do you?
All of what has been written above means something to you if you can read and understand what you have read. If you understand what you have read, then you know that you have choices - some good, some bad - to make. If you understand what you have read, then you know that these choices you have to make have to be made soon because time is running out on you. If you do not understand what you have read, then get someone to read to you and enlighten you. If, on the other hand, you fail to see the relevance of this discourse, then you enjoy being stupid and living for just yourself and no one else.
P.S. Brothers and Sisters I advise you to make copies of this letter and pass it on. It is important that you keep at least one copy for yourself.
Love 2 Live & Live 2 Love,
Siebra
The following letter was placed on a desk inside my cubicle at work, and I would like to share it with the BIA site members. Brothers and Sisters, please take a moment of your time to reflect on the SEVERITY of the statements (and keep in mind that the author in question is Black):
Greetings,
There is an historical saying that focuses on what is happening to my people and has been happening throughout history. This saying is a Roman philosophy, which states, "The most efficient way to destroy a race is to eradicate the men." The following paragraphs are provided to explain how this is being done in the 21st century.
It is against the "law" to kill people unless you have a legitimate reason (e.g., self-defense, engaged in military action, defending your family, to name a few). It should be obvious that since we are dying at an alarming rate, we as a race have become expendable. We are not really needed to work the fields, till the soil, or dig ditches, so we have no real purpose for our existence. Since we cannot be "legally exterminated," other ways have or are being employed to rid the world of the black vermin. These other ways are known as welfare, poor education through social promotion, introduction of drug use and sales, and TV videos - which are proving to be highly effective. The discussion that follows will address each one of these areas.
Take a look around you and see how many of you are in jails. Take a look around you and see how many of you are in jail for drug-related crimes. Take a look around you and see how many of you can read and write well. Take a look around you and see how many of you really care about education, learning, and expanding your mind academically and intellectually. Take a look around you and see how many of you are beyond the age of 35. Take a look around you and see how many of you were raised in a home where the mother received either total assistance or partial assistance from welfare. You may ask what the point of this is. The point is all of these issues are related to you being systematically exterminated. The process will take some time to complete, but be assured if we do not act to stop it, our unique race of people will cease to exist.
You are in jail because you have made poor career decisions and the system has traditionally given you the stiffer sentences. You do not have to go to jail if you decide that crime will not be your way to make a living. Selling and using drugs, and committing crimes to support your drug habit are some of the reasons why you are in jail. You sell drugs to each other, you commit crimes against each other all under the pretense of feeling good, showing your manhood, and/or making a living. You have not given thought to the fact that in the long run you will die violently and if you have any children, chances are the same will happen to them. You have just helped the exterminator!
Education has always been a sore spot for all Black people. First, we were not allowed to learn. There were even laws that forbade learning to read. The idea behind this was that if you could not read, then you could not think, and if you could not think, then you could be controlled. Constitutional laws were changed that allowed "separate but equal" learning facilities, and in a way we prospered. We learned the law and used that law to affect changes. The upshot of these changes was desegregation. The problems that resulted from desegregation were we were allowed to attend "better" schools through busing (interestingly we were the ones to be bused, and we are still the ones bused most often); we were exposed to teachers who did not care if we learned or not; we were labeled as pupils with learning disabilities (ask your great grandparents if there were learning disabled pupils in their schools); we were labeled as trouble makers; and we were socially promoted whether we learned what we were supposed to learn or not. We felt, however, that we had reached equality, but we had only been pacified. Ironically, we are learning less now than we did 50 years ago. Since we are learning less, we are progressing less, we have lower paying jobs, we are subsisting on welfare (two and three generations within a family and research has indicated a rise in recipients), we are committing more crimes against each other, we are increasingly killing more of each other each year, and we are resorting to using a drug we knew nothing of 60 years ago- and this drug has been in existence for over 500 years (some historians and archeologists have presented evidence that this drug was used more than 1000 years ago). The point is that if you had taken education more seriously, we may not have been in the condition we are in right now.
If you want to eradicate a race of people, eliminate the men - beginning with the young. If you want to assure the race will not prosper, keep the young men in jail; keep the families on welfare over several generations; introduce drugs on a large scale (and make them think that this drug will solve all their problems and provide them with a lot of money); and do not allow them to learn about the potential cost to the race, relative to long term survival. Money and power are key concepts for a life relatively free of problems. Your hope of acquiring this money and power lies in the seeking of knowledge and education. Effective Education allows you to realize your potential worth and your potential value in the market place. Effective Education, and its intrinsic value, must also be passed on to the next generations of children.
The 500-year-old drug we spoke of earlier makes more people money now than it ever has. It allows the average street dealer to make, maybe, $2500 a day. This translates into $912,500 a year; obviously some make more, some make less, depending on the demand and the cost of the drug. The down side to this "business" is you have to stand out in the weather for long hours (of course some have adopted the technology of the time in the form of cellular phones and beepers); run the risks of being robbed and/or shot and killed; and be occasionally arrested by the police (this is the least of your worries - however, if you are arrested too much you wind up in jail for an extended stay). The guy that sells to you makes four times more than you with less risk. As with everything else, the lack of an education limits your vision to your potential and does not allow you to see the real value of selling and using drugs.
Referring to a previous point let us assume that you make $912,500 a year. What can you legally buy with that amount of money? You can buy a car, jewelry (for your teeth [gold?]), nose, and fingers, etc.), clothes, a TV, stereo equipment, and more drugs. All of these things you will use up or wear out in a short span of time. You are just a consumer for the man (white or otherwise) that manufactures the goods mentioned above. You cannot buy items that have lasting value, such as stocks and bonds, a large home, land, a gold mine, a car dealership, a clothes factory, a McDonald's franchise, or anything that will retain or increase in value over a long period of time. You may not know this or care about these things because you have not attempted to take advantage of what education can provide for you. You feel that education is a waste of time. Every millionaire you have heard about (name one that is not in sports or the entertainment business) has an education. That is how that person is able to keep his money, and not worry about anyone stealing it from him, as you do. You have to constantly worry about being robbed, having your rent house burglarized, being sold bad drugs, being accused of selling bad drugs, etc. If that is the life for you and your family and children, then continue. If, on the other hand, you desire something beyond material things, then educate yourself and your children before all of us will no longer exist.
Music videos are insidious entertainment devices. Presumably, the intent of the videos is to amuse and educate one to the innovations of the music industry. What is the amusing and educational value of seeing people die in gang wars, watching thug look-alikes degrade Black women, seeing Black women just as vulgar as the thug look-alikes? Through the videos we are taught to disrespect adults, morality, our blackness, and ourselves. Several of the thug look-alikes are actually thugs and hoodlums (Snoop Doggy Dog, Shakur, to name a couple). The videos have taught us to worship the "music," the portrayed subculture, and the very pathos of helplessness and despair. The shoe commercial says it best when it draws your attention to the fact that "image is everything." We also are led to believe that the "artists" are making tons of money. If we investigate this "fact", we would find out that the promoter, the agent, the recording company and Distribution Company make 90% of the gross and net earnings. The artist is nothing more than a tool. The educated artists have caught on somewhat to the inter-workings of the industry and are trying to start their own companies, but you do not know who they are, do you?
All of what has been written above means something to you if you can read and understand what you have read. If you understand what you have read, then you know that you have choices - some good, some bad - to make. If you understand what you have read, then you know that these choices you have to make have to be made soon because time is running out on you. If you do not understand what you have read, then get someone to read to you and enlighten you. If, on the other hand, you fail to see the relevance of this discourse, then you enjoy being stupid and living for just yourself and no one else.
P.S. Brothers and Sisters I advise you to make copies of this letter and pass it on. It is important that you keep at least one copy for yourself.
Love 2 Live & Live 2 Love,
Siebra
'Nuff Said!!!