Peace, love and life... family! What's good Dudzz Nation. Shout out to the gang,
man. For real, I appreciate all you guys. So, today's video is a topic that I got
asked from a couple of people, including my father. I've been asked by subscribers
on this topic, so I'm gonna try to make this one as quick as possible. And my
hopes for this video is not to tell you what to think, but simply to spark a
thought and evoke an emotion in you that's gonna lead you down the path of searching,
doing research, for your personal enlightenment, okay? So, as I always do on
this channel, I always tell you guys to do your own research and don't take what I'm
saying for face value, but to come back to this channel, and fact check me if I'm
lying. Go do the research and go on a search engine that's not censored, like
Google, you can go on Bing or search engines like that. Also read accredited
books from accredited scholars and researchers of multiple different
backgrounds, not just European background, okay? So the topic for this video is, you
know, if Africans were so great, how did they fall? How did we fall? How did we
become conquered? And how do we become at the, you know, perceived as the lowest of
the low? Now, this is a good question. One thing I want to bring up is that African
people are so diverse. There's not just one type of African. I've said it before,
there's over 3500 African languages, there's multiple different backgrounds and
tribes and things of that nature. Now, if you observe North Africa, in modern day
time, you'll see that they're not even black. They're heavily mixed with segments
of Romans, descendants of Greeks, descendants of Spanish, descendants of,
you know, Eurasian people, right? And so, one thing that I want to bring up is the
African people (and by African people I'm talking about "Kemetu," which translates
to black people, or Memphites, Thebans, cushites which translates to literally
people like me. We were avid travellers and avid traders, okay? It's no secret
anymore that we already, you know, travelled across the whole world prior to
what they tell us in 1492, Christopher Columbus finding the new world when it was
early inhabited by African melynda people. In fact, the first island that Christopher
Columbus went to when he went on his voyage was to the island of Hispaniola,
which is modern day Haiti and Dominican Republic. And he actually had the help
from an African to have to show them how to get there. And when they got there,
they were met by the Taino natives. And they had these gold coins and gold pieces.
And when Christopher Columbus, and of course his people, asked them, "Where did
you get these gold pieces?" They told him that, "Oh, there were these other, you
know, Africans that came, brought this here in good fellowship and left these
here for us." And so, when we understand that, we can understand that Africans were
always traders, they were eager traders. And so, when the Eurasian came over to the
border ( coming as, you know, traders, it's not something that happened like that
instantly; it took time, as the Africans got a little bit more familiar with the
Eurasians, you know). They started to bring their beliefs with their trade and
their products, they started to, you know, eventually send out missionaries. And we
have to always be wary of missionaries, because it's right in the word, they're on
a mission, right? And so, what happened was, as these Eurasians made it deeper
into the African territory, they started to observe the actions and study them,
right? And so, they would go back to their kingdoms in their land, and they would
tell the stories to people about how they "had all these resources", and "they're
sort of primitive in a sense because they're not using their resources for the
masses to outsiders, but they were rather just keeping them there, kind of like
preserving it". We used all the gold and the copper and all that stuff but, it
wasn't to a point where, you know, we were exploiting the earth because we were on
one accord with the earth vibrationally. And so, what started to happen is, as the
Europeans started to get more into African soil and territory, of course, they
brought ideas and things started to change. Certain Africans started to adopt
different ideologies of those people and things of that nature. And so, as that
started to happen, you know, slowly but surely, they started to get conquered.
Now, Africans, yes we had great armies, we had technology despite what they tell us
but, it is from my belief based off of my research, you can feel free to disagree
and go do your research, I believe that we were ready for war with tribes like
ourselves, we had our spears, we have all these different things, especially
guerrilla warfare tactics. But, I do not believe that we were ready for people that
had guns or stuff like that. So, we were ready for warfare with tribes like us, but
I believe what happened was, through many different avenues they were able to come
through and conquer. One of those avenues was religion. They were able to bring in
their, you know, Muslim, Christianity, things of that nature, because we must
remember that Arabs are caucasoid type of people. They are Eurasian people, and they
still follow the age-old tradition of covering their face from the scorching
sun. Now, as I always tell you guys, you know, as a scholar, I never want anybody
to believe a word I'm saying, but to just go do your own research. And so, what
happened was, a lot of people don't know that before white Europeans, you know,
white Caucasians and slave Africans, we were enslaved by the Arab Caucasians. Yes,
they're Caucasians, okay? And so, that was the first thing that happened. So they
brought their beliefs and their religion and we started to disassociate ourselves
with who we once were. And I always talk about how the number one law of an African
is to know thyself. So if we don't "know thyself", if we don't know who we are,
we're going to fall. This is actually one of the 48 Laws of Power; if we get put in
isolation, and we don't know who we are, and we're, you know, disconnected, we will
be conquered. And so what happened was, as these Eurasians started to come in and
intermingle with the population, they started to breed. And this is where we
have the Mulattos. This is where Mulattos come from. Now, in the US and other
places, there's something called the "One-drop rule", which means that if you
have an ounce of African blood in you, you are considered black. In Africa,
especially in upper Africa, North Africa, where we can observe that the population
is pretty much white, it was the complete opposite. The offspring of the conquerors
that were Mulattos that had white blood from their patrial clan or patrial
lineage; from their dad side, they were viewed as white, even though they were,
you know, half and half, they were viewed as white. So, they were viewed as a
superior race. And they started to adopt those thoughts and ideologies. And so what
happened was, as time went on, the half breeds, so to speak, started to mix with
other whites, other half and halfs and so, they literally at one point became more
Eurasian than they were African because they bred it out of them. And so now this
is why you can observe people in Morocco and Egypt and you can look at them and be
like, they're not black, like, they're so mixed, they look very interesting, but
they are more European or Eurasian than they are African, and this is why. And so,
with the Mulattos being perceived as upper class, you know, and superior, they used
the Mulattos to conquer Africans like myself, dark skin, black Kemetu Africans.
Now, don't get me wrong, there were Mulattos that identified more with the
African heritage and, you know, identity that actually fought against the Eurasians
coming in and conquering and raping, enslavement and colonising. But the
majority of them chose to take their privilege as half and half but be
perceived as white and superior. And so you take that, and you understand that
with that mindset, with that cancerous mindset, they were able to impress upon
the people through religion, and other force tactics, that they were inferior,
that they had to worship this god, that they had to worship that god, that they
have to denounce all the spiritual practices of their ancestors. And so, you
do this for hundreds and hundreds of years, and you have where we are right
now. It's a lot more deeper than that but I wanted to make it more simple, and I
didn't want to make it too lengthy for the purposes of this video, but I wanted to
kind of summarise it all for you and make it quick. So, thank you for watching this
video. If you have any comments, make sure to comment down below, and let's get a
healthy adult discussion going on. And as I always say, don't believe me, go do your
research, and come back here and fact-check me. It is not my job to make
you research or make you believe me. I'm just here to make you think a little bit
and do the research and so, when you observe history, and you observe how we're
able to be infiltrated by trade, religion, missionaries and things of that nature,
can be conquered from our own, including Mulattos that had our blood, but that were
not fully us, you can understand how we became conquered, especially with us not
even all speaking the same language. We spoke many different languages. And so,
this is why I always bring up the the story of Haitians. They took many
different slaves from many different tribes and areas and brought them to the
island of Hispaniola, and it took over 150 years to create one language they could
understand(Creole) and then once they could all speak and were on one accord,
they were able to successfully revolt and kill over 50,000 Frenchmen to create
Haiti, aka the kingdom of Haiti and, you know, become the first major successful
black independent republic, alright? And so, that's all for this video family. If
Africans are so great, how did we get conquered? We have to understand these,
alright? So, stay blessed!