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DEATH OF A NATION

A nation is a People not necessarily a region

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Losing respect and losing identity is what is happening to the African-American Nation. This happens to any people who forget their past. By re-writing the history of a people, we give them the identity that we want them to have. If you notice, our war is with people who use ninja tactics. They fight America the way that America fights Blacks, or African-Americans. The American Continent has many species. Whites are not included as a part of it. Whites are singularly called Whites. African-Americans, Native-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, Amerasians, etc. all have a part of our nation's identity.

AIDS STATISTIC ARE IN

The state of the African-American Nation is a vicarious one to say the least. Yet, it is getting grimmer for the hopes of a people who feel that if they can divert attention away from their Blackness toward fat or anything else in American politics, they feel they will be freely accepted.

Whites are seen as intruders by not having any identity. President Bush, a man who is far from being ignorant, recognizes the old White game plan. I really can not say that I agree with Kanye. I, also, can not totally disagree with him, either. I judge people by what I see, not by propoganda.

I recognize the vicarious situation that America's race and ethnic relations is in. The French President refuses to see the protestors in his country as separate people. He sees them as French citizens and refuses to entertain the thought of them as being different. I noticed this in his interview with a reporter from England who wanted to compare them with America's race problem. He said that America's Elitist policies led to their problem. He says that the men in his country are fighting for recognition as flag
The game plan is to let the oppressed protestors in his country identify with the White majority. This means that they have to behave and think like the majority. This helps to further divide the African-American nation. In the meantime, the White majority is still united against the Black nation. Only now, it will be indoctrinating a generation of Benedict Arnolds or Betrayers to serve their goal of world domination. They, the betrayers, will never be accepted by the majority as equals. However, they will be given posts and positions like the Iraqii who kill each other to prove their loyalty to the Bush Administration, which will be leaving office next year. The further the Betrayers distance themselves from their native species, the more they will be given. The Bible calls these rewards, 30 pieces of silver.

Aids has claimed more lives than the Viet Namese War. In fact, every week more people die from aids than died in the entire Viet Nam conflict.

Today, The McNeill Report stated that, to date, AIDS has claimed over 40,000,000 lives.

According to World Vision, everyday 6,000 children become orphaned because of AIDS. If the number of children in America orphaned by AIDS lined up hand-to-hand, the chain would circle the U. S. 5 1/2 times. By 2011, the chain will reach around the entire world.

The first method that the ELITISTS used to destroy the history of the African- Nation was to:

Women in developing countries contract AIDS at alarming rates because they have next to no rights. That would happen in America if women did not have the political and social power that they enjoy. In America, women have the right to avoid and choose sex partners. They, also, have the right to insist upon condom usage. Women also have the ability, in many cases, to be able to feed their children without entering sex trade or prostitution.

1. TEACHING CHILDREN TO REGARD THE LIGHTER PERSONS OVER THE DARKER. Who is the lightest of us all? This teaches them to have a subservient view of themselves in comparison to Whites. This causes divisions within the African-American culture, which ridiculously discriminates against their own dark skinned people because of who slept with someone from the White race. 2. Discredit the African-American parent. This forces the African-American male role model out of the home or into crime by denying him economic opportunities and forcing the Female to become the head of household and bread winner. The children are placed into pre-kindergarten schools where they were indoctrinated into the system. They were taught to disrespect their parents and to cling to symbols of the Elitist majority.

AIDS claims the lives of our most productive people. Among them are Doctors, Farmers, Teachers, Parents, etc. Food is scarce because so many farmers in African countries, and from what I now understand, even in our country, are dying of AIDS.

By 2020, AIDS will have claimed the lives of 1/5 of the Agricultural workers in South Africa.

2. Destroy, by means of propaganda, the credibility of every African-American role mode. Michael Jackson, Jesse Jackson, Local political leaders, and extol the virtues of Blacks who are puppets to the anti-White Nation: Condoleeza, the Black woman with no black man, Clarence Thomas, the Black Man with the White Wife, P Diddy, the Black man who chases Hispanic Women,etc.

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3. Allowing forgiveness for Black males who COULD NOT HELP but to cheat on their Black wives for White and other women regardless of race: O. J. Simpson, Colby Bryant. This tells the entire world that Black women are nothing. If a man is exalted by the WOMEN IN THEIR RACE, every time a Black man sacrifices his freedom or dignity, not to mention identity for a White woman, it sends a clear message to the world about the slavery mentality of the African-American Nation.

Russia, China, India's AIDS cases are skyrocketing. In fact, Russia's rate has gone up 257% in the last three years.

4. Miseducating the African-American and Hispanic children in America so that they will not have competition for jobs in the future.

The Ugandan Government, which was free from Western influence at the time, brought its AIDS rate from 21% down to 7% with an aggressive health awareness and education campaign.

Removing Black children from their homes. This allows the majority to brainwash and totally alienate the Black woman from her children forever. When her children are returned, if at all, the children are strangers. They can not be any good to the African-American race and are rapidly being replaced by the Hispanic Nation which is learning to remain within its own species for survival.

These are probably the real reasons that people get AIDS:

Effective AIDS prevention is being thwarted by old myths such as:

Healthy people don't get AIDS AIDS is caused by curses and evil roots, I heard a man tell someone today that they got AIDS because they deserved it. Bull! Some countries believe that if you have sex with a virgin, you will be cured of AIDS. Check out this xml from TheCenter for Disease Control
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5. Limited formal education, Lack of reliable information. Inadequate health care resources

6. Teaching African-Americans and Hispanics to value money as a test of character.

7. Rewarding betrayals and disrespect.

8. The Crab Effect. Placing trained Puppets in positions to destroy or hold its people down.

9. Destroying the credit so that the People will never own anything or making them home owners with no extra cash for anything else, including investments. This is a pay-off for ignoring what is happening to their people.

10. Addicting the children of these parents to drugs or keeping them uneducated and unskilled so that they can not inherit from the parents. If these children are educated within the school system, they are trained to fit in like junkies at a 60's rock concert.

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