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It is common to conduct tests and analyze outcomes. If the outcome exceed the risks and the benefit is substantial....then OK...its worth it. But, what about it Black Man....You, in America. What do you have but a flat butt, stringly hair colorless piece of meat. You say but she is white. Ok, have you heard of O J Simpson or more recently Tiger Woods ? What happened. Name a case that a Black American married into a white women with power and put he black man in power, as a result. Never has happened. Sure, It is kinky to go after that what was denied during slavery....as a way to get back at the White Man for his agression against the black slaves. But, it has not benefitted the Black race. What happens is that the white man takes the black man's money and gives it to her people. The One God informed that the Black Man that marries a White MaN basically is a fool. He must have no regard for pride of being Black. He sends the wrong message to his son, if he is blessed to have one. He then becomes a carrier of the white women's germs and should that Black Man decides to mix with the Black female anymore, he potentially could pass diseases that are foreign and ultimately the black female. This in mind , Allah has put a curse on Black American male that marry white female. He (Allah) desires the Black American Family to love one another. In most cases of the Black Male thinking that he can marry a white female and escape the problems that urban minority persons face, he is dilussional. You may escape some problems but, you pick up some new ones by her being White. First of all, not all Black Men think that it is cool. Some of us Black Men think it is a dumb move, full of ignorance and packed with idiocracy. In little Abraham, is such a person.
Posted By: jamal Abraham
Thursday, February 4th 2010 at 7:17PM
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Hello Abraham,
A very good point you made is that there has never been a case that a wealthy and influential White woman married a Black American man and brought him into wealth and influence. It has always been the reverse.
Do you not think it is about time Black Americans become a sovereign people on a portion of this continent that we could call our very own country with borders to pursue life, liberty, happiness and prosperity in our own way?
Tell me what you think.
Thursday, February 4th 2010 at 8:47PM
Harry Watley
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Time spent by the Black man in America in pursuit of white women or married to her takes away time the Black man could think about black nationalism or sovereignty. His focus becomes affixed on her and away from blackness. They get overwhelmed by the "Ah" in people as they stare at them. A feeling that they have "arrived" sets in...only to be reawakened when some white policement reminds them that they are still black and will be thrown in jail at a glance. Look at what white women did to Michael Jackson.. I know personally black women 1000 times more beautiful than any of those white women in his life ...but, she had to be white for him and he lost his soul. No, Black men that prefer white women over their own women are as close to useless and worthless as you can get.
Friday, February 5th 2010 at 5:02AM
jamal Abraham
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We already had another christian post a blog like this.
Friday, February 5th 2010 at 6:41PM
robert powell
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Black brothers get this white women and change to their respect for Black nationalism takes place. They have to live the rest of their life trying to justify themselves. He brings this white woman to meet his family....and they have to act like everthing is OK and normal.....A LIE....then she has to bring this black man to meet her white family.....they have to act like it is OK.....A LIE....so both families begin living a lie......Then there poor children...half this and half that....totally confused. In short, it would have been better for both parties to stick with their own race and then no need for pretending.
Saturday, February 6th 2010 at 3:34PM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Abraham,
I believe that your negative feelings towards White people have tumbled you down the hill into a ravine as what happened to Mr. Elijah Muhammad as well.
Now, it is understood that generally people will marry their own kinds. However, intelligently speaking you ought to allow for the exception to the general rule. But, I understand your point that in the case of Black Americans, what should be the exception has become the general and that is because Black Americans are ignorant people. Black Americans are people that were raised by White Americans and know no better.
But anyway, generally speaking, I am sure that some Egyptians did leave Egypt with Hebrew people as well as some Hebrew people stayed in Egypt. Nevertheless, this is not something you should be concerned about if you want to walk in my shoes as Black America’s first genuine prophet. You ought to be getting inspirations from God to change the minds and direction of Black Americans to desire to become a sovereign people or have complete independence from White America on a portion of this continent that we could call our very own country with borders to pursue life, liberty, happiness and prosperity in our own way as I am inspired and guided by God to do.
In other words, let the intermarriage situation that troubles you so; play out on its own accord while you help me to encourage Black Americans to desire to become a sovereign people on a portion of this continent, okay.
Abraham, in our sovereign country immigrants of good standings is welcome. Intermarriage is also welcome. We will be a country of laws and freedom to all of our citizens to pursue their individual lives to its fullest as they see fit. We will not have a monarchy as it was with Elijah or a dictatorship country.
Tell me what you think.
Saturday, February 6th 2010 at 4:58PM
Harry Watley
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Harry,
The divine work handed to me involves setting a "model" society. It is this society which will rule the new nation. Other nations will want to emulate this new nations as they observe the nations attributes; industry, higher education, modernization and respect for law and order......No, interracial mixing will be forbidden. If a black man wants to marry a white women....they you, Harry, can deal with him and his kind in America.....or if a black woman wants to marry a white man....NO, they will not be accepted in the new world. You can work with these misfits yourself.
Saturday, February 6th 2010 at 10:23PM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Abraham,
You said this, “The divine work handed to me involves setting a "model" society”
Let me explain to you what divine work is. Divine work is work that man cannot do and what man could do is not divine work.
For instance, Black Americans needs to become a sovereign people or have complete independence from White America on a portion of this continent that we could call our very own country with borders to pursue life, liberty, happiness and prosperity in our own way. Our sovereignty is first and foremost, am I right. Our sovereignty is divine work since Black Americans does not have the wherewithal to bring about our own sovereignty.
Likewise, the Hebrew people needed to become free of the bondage and slavery of Pharaoh and the Egyptian people. They, the Hebrew people did not have the wherewithal to free themselves from Pharaoh therefore; their situation was divine. Do you understand so far what I am saying?
You are a student, follower and admirer of Mr. Elijah Muhammad. Mr. Elijah Muhammad could not bring our sovereignty into reality as much as he wanted to do so because he was not anointed of God. How then would God have you to do what Elijah was not anointed to do, yet you follow Elijah. You are not making any sense at all. What I am saying is that, God anointed one will not come out of the Nation of Islam or the Christian sect. Am I making any sense with you? Consequentially, you should see some light now to why you came to see that I am nothing. That is, I am not a Christian, Muslim or a Jew since neither of these sects would God choose to lead Black Americans out of subjugation and into sovereignty.
When a situation is divine, it obligates God to respond. God responded to the Hebrew people’s cry for help and rose up Moses. Black Americans has cried out for help as well and God rose up Harry. Consequentially, Black Americans will become a sovereign people on a portion of this continent that we could call our very own country.
Now, what you are talking about is not divine. In other words, a model society, industry, higher education, modernization and respect for law and order are things that man could handle. However, none of these things involves Black Americans becoming a sovereign people and to have a country of our own on a portion of this continent.
Abraham, we must become a sovereign people by having a country of our own before we could have a model society, higher education and so forth, am I right.
What it is is that you want to be as me. Unfortunately, God did not choose you. Likewise, many Hebrew after meeting Moses wanted to be as Moses. However, God chose Moses. Am I making any sense with you?
Tell me what you think.
Sunday, February 7th 2010 at 3:32PM
Harry Watley
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Harry, What planet are you on ?
You said "Now, what you are talking about is not divine. In other words, a model society, industry, higher education, modernization and respect for law and order are things that man could handle"
If man without can handle this ....name one country in Africa where this is taking place....The closest is South Africa....and that country is pretty much ran by the white people, though a black president.
Monday, February 8th 2010 at 6:21PM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Abraham,
Abraham, I told you before that Black Americans are a new breed or race of people that has emerged out of the ashes of slavery. Secondly, I said that Black America’s time has come and that means that God has risen up a prophet to lead Black Americans out of subjugation and into sovereignty on a portion of this continent. I am Black America’s first genuine prophet. So, why do you compare and contrast Black Americans to African countries?
What is going to happen with Black Americans is going to be new and unprecedented. So, stop comparing Black Americans to other dark skinned people, okay.
You as others have a difficult time visualizing something new when it comes to Black Americans. You need to loosen up and become flexible to understand what I am saying. This would make it easier for you to embrace the things I say and then come to follow me. Does that make any sense to you?
Tell me what you think.
Monday, February 8th 2010 at 10:05PM
Harry Watley
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Getting back to this blog....Black brothers need to think and rethink their stand on dating white women. It has proven a mistake. Every time a black man dates or marries a white woman....he looses. Its unnatural and she is not the same as a black woman. Her sillyness, dog-kissing, wrinkly, thin-skinned body makes for fast aging and prone to veins popping out. Sooner or later, my brother learns that he can do better...then she gets rid of you and takes half to all your money...then you look like a big black fool. And she is laughing with the white man all the way to the bank.
Tuesday, February 9th 2010 at 12:25AM
jamal Abraham
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The Bridge: Black Thought or African Thought?
By Darryl James
Darryl James
*For Black History Month this year, African descendants all over the world have something to celebrate—the actual making of history.
An historic event many of us thought we’d never see has actually come to be. Barack Obama was sworn in as the forty-fourth President of the United States.
The question that has yet to be answered, and rarely asked, is whether or not this event will change our lives.
I believe that it can only change our lives if we first change our minds.
Instead of discussing some great achievements by Black men or Black women, I’d like to discuss the great achievements that lie ahead of Africans in America. Those great achievements can only occur after we define ourselves with some practicality and foresight.
For example, some dead-brained Negroes claim that Barack Obama is not as important to us since he is the product of a white American mother and an African father. To them, he does not share the history we have, so he is not us.
To them I say, go straight to hell. And if any of their tiny little brains can process the thought, I ask what history do you think Africans have?
When it comes to Black History, most Africans in America start studying sometime around the beginning of the slave trade and bring it through to about the middle of the twentieth century. That’s a very short history for a people with such a rich background.
The problem is that we either define ourselves based on our attachment to America, or based on our attachment to Africa. As a people, we become fragmented, because some of us want no attachment to Africa and some of us want no attachment to America.
Further compounding the problem are two facts: One, that racist Americans (including some self-hating Negroes) want to deny us the birthright to this nation purchased by the blood, sweat and tears of our slave ancestors. Two, that some confused and self-hating Africans want to deny us the birthright to the African continent based on our “impurity,” after being mixed with other races over the centuries.
The argument really comes down to consciousness, because perception is reality. Whatever we perceive ourselves to be comes into existence. Our perception of ourselves does not have to be based on what the Devil’s children in white or black face deliver to us. Our perception of ourselves must be based on whatever we deliver to ourselves.
Personally, I believe that nearly every ethnicity in America except Blacks have it right. Italians are still Italian even if they speak no Italian and have never seen Italy. There are Polish people in this nation who define themselves as such even though the original Polish person in their family came to America four centuries ago.
But what of the African American? We are the only people in this nation who continue to redefine ourselves based on things outside of our consciousness.
Now, I already know that we are not a monolithic people. Some of us will go one way and some will go another. That having been said, if you are not with me, I’d like you to turn away, because I will not be speaking to you or for you.
I split African people from Black people in consciousness only. This is because they have two different ways of thinking. The Black man across the planet has embraced such titles as Negro, Colored, Afro-American, African American, Haitian, Jamaican, West Indian, Brazilian, etc. All of these titles are basically false, because travel to a land named “whatever” does not make you a person of “whatever” culture, or alter your cultural identity to “whatever.” There is a physiology, a psychology and a spirituality that Africa delivers to the African across the globe whether you embrace it or not.
From nation to nation, we can feel the same musical rhythms, we can feel the same history of attack, oppression, separation and confusion and we can feel the same spirituality if we embrace these things. No matter where you happen to be born on the planet, there are things within you that make you the physical and spiritual manifestation of Africa. You can reject this ideology and become American, Canadian, or whatever, but reality is not your friend and you will continue to be confused while failing to evolve.
Black people who define themselves based solely on their land of residence are defining themselves based on self perception, which is sad, because all of the lands outside of Africa continue to reject us, even as many of us attempt to embrace them.
People argue that we built America, and it is a great nation, so we should claim it as our own. I agree with that to a point, but because of the beautiful, rich and lengthy history of Africa, I would rather align myself with the history that begins on that continent than any nation.
As an American, Black history begins with slavery.
African history begins with civilization.
The first human civilizations sprung up off the coast of river valleys in the eastern region of Africa, such as the Nile. Africa became the center of mathematics and science, as well as religion. Our legacy has been obfuscated and stolen, but it is still there for us to claim.
The invasion of so-called Western Civilization brought confusion, including the confusion centered in our very definition of self.
We can embrace being Black, but only with the understanding that the most fundamental portion of being Black is being African. The most fundamental portion of being African is being balanced. Balance comes to us based on where we start our study.
Some people start studying history as Africans, and others start studying as Blacks. In both groups, many seem to concentrate on Black and/or African achievements without proper perspective. Without proper perspective–which involves an understanding of how an African or Black person arrived at their achievements–one can only marvel at the end result without having adequate information as to how these people arrived at the achievement.
We can trace many great inventions as well as math, science and art to Black people, but we will still have only a cursory attachment to those achievements as long as we fail to fully embrace an understanding of who those people were and how we are connected to them. That is why it is extremely important to embrace and celebrate the original consciousness of the African people, as opposed to focusing only on the achievements of these people after they arrived in America.
We should eventually free ourselves from titles and move toward consciousness, but the evolution has to begin somewhere. Black History Month, which began as Black History week is a great concept, but it should continue to evolve as our consciousness evolves.
African History Living should be year round, and the celebration must be a constant inward journey of our self to the root of our existence, beginning with the re-evaluation of the modern African under Western thought.
Yes, Black people, it is time for us to plan on creating Black History. That begins with defining ourselves.
Tuesday, February 9th 2010 at 9:19AM
robert powell
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Hello Abraham,
Truly, you are a product of the blind Elijah Muhammad and since we know a man, Dr. Fard Muhammad anointed Elijah and not God. God has not anointed you either, am I right. You, Abraham are influenced by a man, Dr. Fard Muhammad who is not of your kinds through Elijah Muhammad. Does that make any sense to you?
Abraham, there are exceptions to the rule. There are successful marriages between common Blacks and Whites. I know of several relationships of interracial couples that have produced grandchildren and the couples are still married.
All that you are doing is mentally oppressing yourself. Furthermore, such concerns are not the concerns of a genuine prophet.
I am sure that they were Hebrews and Egyptians relationship that when Moses Exodus Egypt these relationships went into the desert with the Moses. However, they were not the concerns of Moses. Moses concerns were divine concerns. Interracial relationships are not a divine matter. Therefore, you are just fooling yourself that you have a divine mission.
I am the way, and besides me, there is no other way that Black Americans could ever become a real people in this world among other real people.
Tell me what you think.
Wednesday, February 10th 2010 at 10:03AM
Harry Watley
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Hello Robert,
Robert you have made a distinction between consciousness and reality. However, reality overrules consciousness. You are saying that if you could consciously believe that you are Arabian when biologically you are a Black American then it is okay to think of yourself as Arabian. Robert that is foolishness. The backlash is psychologically self-hating. Foolishness and ignorance is as much evil as a man raping an eight old girl. God intended that all humanity strive to be intelligent and not foolish and ignorant.
You know that God rose up prophets from among their own kinds and Prophet Mohammad is not of your kinds. You cannot trick your mind into believing Prophet Mohammad is your prophet since I have told you the truth of what your own kind’s means.
I am your genuine prophet. You must let Islam go as well as Prophet Mohammad to embrace my divine task, our own religion, and me, which is, “The Salvation of God for the Sovereignty of Black Americans Who Are Descendents of Slaves.” In short, the name of our religion is, “LIFE”.
Now, if I am wrong about anything that I have said point out! If not, you need to forget about what Daryl James article is talking about, am I right. Mr. Daryl James does not know the difference between his left and his right foot. All Black Americans will eventually come to follow me as all Arabian people eventually came to follow Prophet Mohammad.
I am the way.
Tell me what you think.
Wednesday, February 10th 2010 at 10:19AM
Harry Watley
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Harry, What !
The world the way the ONE God designed it suits me just fine. There are differant animals, differant insects, and differant human beings. To have the Zebra mixing with the horse is not the what the ONE GOD set in motion. Nor to have a spider mix with an ant would be going against nature. Even to have a mockingbird mix with a robin redbreast will never happen they way the ONE GOD has nature set up. So is to have a black man mixing with a white person....it goes against nature and changes the scope of variety important to the ONE GOD. Therefore, any such adnormality in racial mixing is met with a curse from the ONE GOD....be it in their children...in the life of the parents, etc. And you can name no case otherwise....the most you can do is give lip service.
Wednesday, February 10th 2010 at 5:55PM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Jamal,
I think that you are missing my point. I do not have any problems with God creating life of all kinds. I understand the intent that Chinese, Black Americans and White Americans are to produce their own kinds. For the most part, I believe that will always happen. However, what I am trying to get you to see is that occasionally a few deviates from God intent and that you should have the latitude to expect the exception to the general rule. That is my point, am I wrong?
Your mindset is that you are mentally locked down that you show no intelligence that there are exceptions to the general rule of things, which is bad thinking on your part. Do you understand me?
Tell me what you think.
Thursday, February 11th 2010 at 8:13AM
Harry Watley
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Harry, Hello
What my thinking tells me as a scientist, is that nature has rules and one can abide by those rules or deviate by virtue of our free will. Entities that deviate from these rules are as weeds....if you do not pull up the weeds then they take away nutrients from natural plants or natural life. What if the Moon deviated from its orbit only every now and then. What if the Sun decided not to burn every now and then. What if plants did not produce oxygen every now and then. You are speaking as typical Black Americans that have a low priority of science think. But, we live in a world of rules and the rules are there for a reason.
Thursday, February 11th 2010 at 11:33AM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Abraham,
I understand the point that you are making. However, I believe that you are over doing it. The issue of sincere interracial affair does not line up with the point that you are making as a scientist and your analogy of weeds.
Interracial affairs are few when compared to the entire population of either race, so it is not a big deal that either race will be absorbed by the other race. You are just making something out of nothing.
I do not ascribe to a relationship out of my race and would moderately discourage it. However, I could accept it as well.
Anyway, do you believe that Allah, God or Creator raises up prophets from among their own kinds and if you do would, Prophet Mohammad is an example?
Tell me what you think.
Thursday, February 11th 2010 at 1:37PM
Harry Watley
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Prophet Mohammad of Arabia (PBUH) was raised up among the Arab people 1400 years ago. He was of the same kind of the people that he engaged.....the Arabs. His teachings did not subtract from previous prophets that were raised up from among other people. Messenger Elijah Muhammad was raised up among so-called Negroes in America and his teachings did not subtract from the teachings of Prophet Mohammad of Arabia.
Wednesday, February 24th 2010 at 10:53PM
jamal Abraham
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Hello Jamal,
I believe your problem is learning how to separate things so you could see everything clearly and for what it is. In other words, you are not thinking in a straight line. So, let me show you how to think in a straight line.
You said this, “Prophet Mohammad of Arabia (PBUH) was raised up among the Arab people 1400 years ago. He was of the same kind of the people that he engaged.....the Arabs.”
Now, this statement is true and it begins our starting point of thinking in a straight line. Prophet Mohammed is an Arabian and he racially matches the Arabian people. Hence, Allah only rose up prophets from among their own kinds, am I right.
Next, you said this, “His teachings did not subtract from previous prophets that were raised up from among other people.”
Now, here is where you straight line of thinking becomes crooked. Prophet Mohammed’s teachings to his Arabian people had nothing to do with any previous prophets, period.
Lastly, you said this, “Messenger Elijah Muhammad was raised up among so-called Negroes in America and his teachings did not subtract from the teachings of Prophet Mohammad of Arabia.”
Now, your straight line of thinking gets even more crooked and let me explain. Elijah Muhammad you are dressed as a messenger while Mohammed was a prophet of God. In other words, Allah has never rolls up messengers, am I right. For instance, Moses was not a messenger. I am not a messenger. Moses and I are prophets to our respective people.
Therefore, Jamal, you are all confused. Do you understand what I am saying?
In other words, you are not matching oranges to oranges when you talk about Elijah and Prophet Mohammed since Elijah was a messenger, and Mohammed was a prophet, am I right. You should be able to see a clear and convincing difference, am I right.
Tell me what you think.
Thursday, February 25th 2010 at 12:28AM
Harry Watley
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