this has been discussed countless times here at bnv, and other african discussion groups. the message still needs to be repeated, again and again. kind of like the way Hemmit puts it:
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It is interesting here how you have a whole lot of stuff that is wrestled out of the library of Alexandria and then all the sudden thousands of years later these particular works become attributed to certain cultures. But yet when you go to Sumerian, Babylonian, all these places you don’t find nothing. Some clay tablets and all that. So what happened in all, basically in so many words is that the Europeans had to be creating cultures out of materials that was coming from the Library of Alexandria and stuff that was coming from around there. They were creating entire cultures to offshoot the African origin of this stuff. Mesopotamia, Babylonian if you go to those places and stuff and you won’t find no evidence. You see what I’m saying. But yet they have all this culture and saying (that) this is the origin of stuff. You see what I’m saying, (all) they got (is) clay tablets. And in KMT you got volumes and volumes of stuff that we may never decipher that cover the entire planet and yet they got clay pages with clay tablets and some wall in Israel (some temple) and that’s suppose to be the basis (of something).
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the appropriation of black culture as the destruction of the African is still an ongoing, intensive project. everything has been thrown into the fight, including major media networks. even tut's reconstructed face resembled a caucasian.
these people (white power estab) are just carrying the torch, carrying the batton, and they will do anything to achieve the goal, anything at all.
2000 BC: the start of western time counting coinciding with Alexander's victory 30 BC (what was the battle called again?).
640 AD: the start of the Arab calender, also conciding with the major defeat of black folk.
disturbing that someone's time starts with the end of yours, especially when what is yours represents the material that makes this possible.
the mission was to take over, in full, an alien culture, hence the fact the first Greek colonials took to the Pharaonic culture, right down to burial ceremonies and all. what is noticeable is the sudden decline in artistic excellence. compare this:
to this:
apparently, the need to take over everything was such they got rid of all the original KMT artists too. either that or the artists refused to cooperate and were all hanged...