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Europe, Pedophilia and Re-Organization

Listen Siblings, I come in peace,

Two tendencies govern human choice and effort, the search after quantity and the search after quality. They classify mankind. Some follow Maat, others seek the way of animal instinct.KMT Proverb

Our ancestors divided people on the basis of their moral capacity for self-governance.  In terms of pedophilia, the division is clearly African/non-African.  The following article is close to my heart.  I want an end to our victimization at the hands of Europeans and Asians.  Please, those among you loyal to our race, subscribe and help however you can.  Write the ABS about rallying to build an African Blood Siblings Community Center.  Look to our youth and insist to yourself that they need a space to grow as African grain into African wheat.  Realize that we must help ourselves.  Subscribe, share, love.

Europe, Pedophilia and Re-Organization
By Onitaset Kumat

If you live in the Americas, Asia or Europe, you may have heard that children go missing.  If you live in Africa, you may have heard that children are kidnapped.  If you live, in the former, you may have heard of child pornography.  I will connect the dots.

“Though I never saw her, hundreds have.
She does not eat.  She is too sad.”

This riddle prefaces the tale of too many young Africans.  Some at three-years-of-age are the focus of videotaped sexual intercourse.  Even four years later, four years apart from the European rapists, these young men and women can not bare to put anything in their mouths.

But these kidnapped assaults are only the beginning.  Besides from European kidnappings, there are the ‘sophisticated’ European trappings.  In Kenya, for instance, one of every two teenage girls have participated in prostitution with European men.  In a normal nightclub, girls of twelve and thirteen are publicly molested by Italian, German and Swiss (among other) “tourists.”  But the only surprise is that this is surprising.

This is why I devote myself to our people.  I want to teach us what we need to learn.  Pedophilia and Europe go hand in hand.  Tourism was never good.  We learned this in Goree Castle.

Goree Castle was where Africans were stored before being shipped from Senegal. A young sister, Alexis Adams, had visited the girls’ ward there and wrote the following:

“Next was the girls’ ward. We were told that the virginity of the girls was sold to Europeans that stayed in the guest houses upstairs and that the value of a female was appraised based on her ability to bear children. I gasped as he spoke and covered my mouth. I wasn’t shocked, just mortified as the question “What if that was me?” continuously rung in my head. In that moment I got this indescribable feeling that would stay with me for the rest of the day. It was a combination of disgust, anger, and disappointment that manifested itself physically as a feeling of anxiety and butterflies in my stomach.”

What we did not learn in Goree Castle we learned on the plantations. The enslaved were divided into ‘sex slaves.’ There was a woman’s division, a girl’s division and a prized boy’s division. Too was rape too common.

Yet this isn’t an old predilection. Today, in the United States, the average age for entry into prostitution is 13. This European predilection is ancient: the likes of the Ancient Greeks had customs of pederasty. This is common knowledge amongst European people. This explains their NAMBLA organization–and their ‘gay rights’ movements.

But the history of pedophilia is foreign to African people.  The reason behind this is how we organized our societies.  We traditionally organized into Matriarchies with age-grade systems.  In a age-grade Matriarchy, a man marries into a woman’s family, his sexual partner must be approved by his mother, every African is socially fluent within their age-grades and public ritual prefaces sexual readiness.  This prohibits pedophilia because in marrying into the woman’s family, the woman has worth beyond sexuality; in maternal approval, children are protected; in social fluency, men and women socialize within their ages; and in public rituals, spiritual meaning is attached to sexuality.

In the videos provided, it is observed that we had lost this.  One mother admits to a powerlessness over her daughter.  This sound-byte was included as the European’s wish to tell you how he now has free reign over your children.

The European, whom we ironically finance, imposes upon African people an age-less Patriarchy.  Unlike in a age-grade Matriarchy, the European organizes with women marrying into the man’s family, where he selects sexual partners as per his fetish, where he views women as property and there is no ritual for readiness–in fact Europeans hate menstruation.  This organization encourages pedophilia.  For as men are not child rearers, the marriage into a man’s family is not procreational but recreational, his focus is sex and prestige; children and animals and other men and objects can not procreate; Europeans have historically had sex with all of these.  As men choose sexual partners over fetishes, a child can become a target.  As women are viewed as property, the respect for womanhood is never developed.  It’s common knowledge, for instance, that spousal rape was legal for four-hundred years in America: today, it’s only a minor crime.  Finally, there’s no ritual for a woman’s sexual readiness.  In fact, under European influences, even we Africans learn to abhor the menstruation of women; meanwhile, ancient traditions celebrate menstruation.  To wit, children, men and the elderly can not menstruate.

Of course, “The quest for knowledge is the quest for instruction.”  The European hates even European womanhood; his hatred for African womanhood is legion.  In Kenya, the “Minister of Tourism” is an Oriental man.  Orientals have their own history of misogyny to address and they have a history of being terrible at our borders.  But without so straying, we come to a new truth: Our purity depends on our separation and our return to our ancient ways.  For we had organized to protect our children, we have been disorganized to harm our children, and now must re-organize to our protection.

So loyal Africans empower our siblings.  Organize into brotherhoods and sisterhoods.  Even if it’s only a few of you today; organize under the principles of the trinity of liberation.  We need political, economical and cultural organizations.  With those we can protect the young three-year-olds being raped every week by Europeans.  And this can protect the thousands of children who otherwise are being kidnapped from us every year.

And in your organization contact the African Blood SiblingsSupport our newsletter, support our organizing efforts and support our people.  I write of our plight to our strongest Africans.  It is you, those who can dare to help our loyal, who take the right path toward our liberation.  Please share my goodwill toward our people.  Let us save our children from the Europeans who have raped us since we met them!  Let us again master this Universe.

Hotep!

Ancient African Love Poem

Listen Siblings, I come in peace,

“Love shall come to complete you; first know then be yourself.”Onitaset Kumat in Fable: Knobeco and Love

On the streets, I asked a woman, “What institutions do we have to propagate self-love?” As most of our people would answer, she opined that self-love is an individual’s responsibility. This reflects the foreign mindset imposed upon us to weaken our resolve for community and replace our memory of Originalism. Hence why we organize.

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Today we discuss “Love” by showcasing an ancient love poem from the 18th Dynasty of KMT. It’s a wonderful expression of the impressions a man gets from the woman he loves. She may be flawed–we can’t tell–but her description makes her seem like she’s ‘more perfect than the world.’

Without organizing and building Prosperous, Independent African Communities, we can not expect this sort of love. That’s putting ‘the cart before the horse.’ We need institutions for knowing ourselves, we need outlets for being ourselves, and then we’ll have the capacity to complete ourselves in loving unions (Knobeco–”Know, Be, Complete Thyself”). But now we must organize.

Below I want you to read of this ancient ‘love.’ But when you’re finished, I want you to commit to the African Blood Siblings. You can think this poem or be the recipient of this poem, when we Maroon and Build For Self. Support the African Blood Siblings and Subscribe others.  Write to help build African Blood Siblings Community Centers and download and distribute our flyer.  Read more insightful poetry in “Maroon and Build For Self.”  Subscribe, share, love.

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THE BEGINNING OF THE SONGS OF EXTREME HAPPINESS:
AN ANCIENT AFRICAN POEM OF LOVE*

One, the lady love without a duplicate,
more perfect than the world,
see, she is like the star rising
at the start of an auspicious year.

She whose excellence shines, whose body glistens,
glorious her eyes when she stares,
sweet her lips when she converses,
she says not a word too much.

High her neck and glistening her nipples,
of true lapis her hair,
her arms finer than gold,
her fingers like lotus flowers unfolding.

Her buttocks droop when her waist is girt,
her legs reveal her perfection;
her steps are pleasing when she walks the earth,
she takes my heart in her embrace.

She turns the head of every man,
all captivated at the sight of her;
everyone who embraces her rejoices,
for he has become the most successful of lovers.

When she comes forth, anyone can see
that there is none like that One.

*I am relying on Runoko Rashidi for this title. He adds below: “The above poem is the first stanza of an ancient love poem from the XVIIIth Dynasty of Kmt (Egypt of the Pharaohs).” He also dedicates this poem to the African woman, the Queen of the Universe.  With Prosperous, Independent African Communities, all men can.

The Allegory of the Headless Chicken

Listen Sibling, I come in peace,

“It doesn’t matter if you can’t see the writing on the wall–The European doesn’t want you to.” — Onitaset Kumat

Today I answer whether we benefit from Western Imperialism by examining the killing of a chicken.  You laugh?  It’s an allegory with a video attached, which if you don’t wish to watch, you don’t have to watch.  The lessons here are clear and deep, showcasing the advantages of leadership from a Philosopher King.  Do not hesitate with sharing this story with loved ones.  If you did not yet realize, subscribing to this newsletter and connecting our people, will expand your consciousness and overnight, with dedicated individuals, our righteous cause will bear fruits according to our traditional tastes.  For the African Blood Siblings follows our true tradition of Originalism, meaning, unlike any other organization of today, the African Blood Siblings returns Africa to us.  Subscribe and subscribe others.  Write to help build African Blood Siblings Community Centers.  Subscribe, Share, Love.

The Allegory of the Headless Chicken
By Onitaset Kumat

The video will attest that on farms, farmers sneak behind chickens, cut the chickens’ heads off, then laugh as the chickens gesticulate until their death.

This scenario educates us on our role in so-called “Global Capitalism,” better enunciated under the African Blood Siblings as “Occidentalism.”

First, let’s think of where the chicken called its home: the farm.  But in a final analysis, despite what crumbs the chicken may have considered luxurious, was the chicken profiting from the farm system?  When the farmer decides that it’s time for chicken meat, the chicken is decapitated.  So who really profits in this process?

We call this an allegory, not because we are concerned with whether chickens are profiting from Farmers, but to show the parallel with our people.  This parallel is old.  During our enslavement, it had been pointed out that the European feeds Africans, and that food of course comes from the profits from our enslavement.  But it’s a fool who thinks that Africans profit from their own enslavement.  Similarly, in our modern so-called post-enslavement case, the European can kill you at any time, and keeps you alive only insofar as you are profitable to him.  Europeans have documented our fate as rejected.  They call us “the underclass.”  This means that he wants to kill us, but civil society frowns on genocide, so he kills us subtly, all the while taking every penny he can from us, because we allow it: for instance, in the prisons, in the grocery stores, in the commodities, and so forth.

Another part of this story is how the chicken gesticulates after a beheading.  It’s comical to these Europeans.  This has another parallel.  The head of a community is its leadership.  The farmer beheads the chicken, just as the European beheads the African community: cutting off its leadership.  We’ve seen Garvey deported, King and Malcolm killed, Maddox censored and disbarred, Toussaint imprisoned, and countless other examples.  These should tell you one thing the African Blood Siblings teaches: The European views you as his Property.

More, that we gesticulate as a community in a comical fashion without our leadership is no surprise.  Few Africans, even your most ‘organized,’ can tell you how much money goes into their neighborhoods, and few have any sense in how to keep that money inside the Community.  Members of the African Blood Siblings have quizzed young people on the streets, surprising them with the outright deficit of communal efforts and education.

Now lastly, and the most important lesson of this whole allegory is the first detail of the killing.  The farmer finds it ‘humane’ to sneak behind the chicken and kill him–so that the chicken never sees death coming.  Now what do you think that the European is doing to you?

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Of Critiquing Napoleon’s quotation against the Black march

Listen Siblings, I come in peace,

“The problem with Europeans and Asians is Europeans and Asians; the solutions for Africans is Africans.” — Onitaset Kumat

Write the ABS to help build African Blood Siblings Community Centers.  Today’s article is an exercise in understanding Occidentalism through a quotation of Napoleon Bonaparte’s.  It cites the following posts:

[1] Abbe Raynald inspired Toussaint L’OuvertureToussaint’s Inspiration
[2] ‘Toussaint L’Ouverture’ A lecture by Wendell Phillips (1861)Toussaint L’Ouverture!
[3] Maroon and Build For SelfA Need!
[4] This is America: The Dependent African–CHANGEOur Conditions
[5] Of Creating Our Own Currency (Black Coins) Create Currency
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Of Critiquing Napoleon’s quotation against the Black march
by Onitaset Kumat

Here is the quotation:

My decision to destroy the authority of the blacks in Saint Dominque (Haiti) is not so much based on considerations of commerce and money, as on the need to block for ever the march of the blacks in the world

– Napoleon Bonaparte

We must understand our African history.  Haiti was the conflict between Black and White, between African and European, between Original and Occidental, between Toussiaint and Napoleon.  What’s interesting is that Toussaint is fully African, yet his ideas were shaped by Occidentals spouting Originalism[1].  This spouting confused Toussaint into an idea of Occidental redemption.  He saw in Napoleon a “Brother” but what sort of “Brother” says the above?

Napoleon knew that Toussaint was his superior.  The Occidental Wendell Phillips, also spouting Originalism, praises Toussaint claiming him even the military superior of Cromwell, England’s military genius.[2]  What’s more Napoleon’s armies were replete with African military commanders.  In addition, Napoleon’s heir was killed by Continental Africans.[3]

It’s apparent then what’s being written here: You are in your color a threat because you are a genius.[3]

Now where else will you be taught this?  In the Occidental School, you learn about Napoleon but do you learn about what was written above?  This is why we subscribe our people to African Blood Siblings.[6]  But this is not all.

We need to ask ourselves is this true.  And when we open our eyes, we can see that it’s the truest thing we will read this month.

Think on this–is it economic concerns or your black skin that keeps you from having an independent, prosperous African community in America?  Don’t the Chinese have China town?  Don’t the Italians have little Italy?  Don’t the Germans have German villages?  Why doesn’t the African have an African town?  If it’s a matter of economic concerns–why do other ethnic groups have ethnic townships?

You understand?  It’s about colour–race.  It’s about, you are supposed to be dependent[4], so why would we want you to be indepedent?  It’s about, your money should come back to me, so why should you have black money[5]?  It’s about, you are a genius, and if we gave you an inch, you would take an ell.[3]  You have the creative potential to outdo everyone.  You are Toussaint who beat Napoleon.  You are Haiti which won its independence–from England, Spain and France.  You are Africa, the mother of civilization, the mother of humankind, and the mother of morality.

So now that it is 2012–it is incumbent upon you to rise.  To tell your friends and foes alike, that we the African Blood Siblings, will march upon these Whites.  Because Napoleon could not match Toussaint, and he could not dream of stopping Dessalines!  Haiti was liberated and so shall we be!

Europeans may have promoted the Latino to block our march[3] but we will not be stopped.

African Blood Siblings, call upon our race to join in the boycott.  Call upon our race to maroon and build for self!

Hotep!