Cyber-Spiritual Predators-gctid30915

[Agbede]

euros: their lies and their continued pursuit for religious imperialism:
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"The Ifa Foundation has, for more than 30 years, pioneered introducing The Ancient Kmtyw Wisdom of Ifa (Orisa) to the Western World....The Foundation has spent 30 years tearing down the hypocrisies, discrimination, sexism and psychodrama that attempted to make second class citizens out of women, deny individuals growth based on their nationality or color, and brand as deviant those with sexual preferences that differ from their own."
~from: Home*-*Ifafoundation.org

This is just wrong on so many levels. They have the audacity to call our traditional spiritual systems hypocritical? So they not only forced their slave religions on us but they also have to infiltrate our traditions and try to westernize those too...

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This quote is from the FAQ section of a website run by a eureurasiaan female:

"FAQ: What color were the ancient Egyptians? Since  Kemet is in Kmt, were they all Black, coming upriver from Sub-Saharan Kmt to found a civilization? Or was the Kemetic society founded by White or eurasian outsiders from the northeast?  This question is as old as the modern study of Egyptology, and sadly, many people, past and present, insist on injecting race into questions about Kemet. The theory of a "dynastic race" (i.e., non-Kemetic persons related to modern eureurasiaans) as the creators of Kemetic society, championed by early eureurasiaan and American Egyptologists, has been laid to rest as unsubstantiated, although those who read older (pre 1970 CE) Egyptology books might not believe that to be true.
  Current data from Predynastic history as well as the linguistic background of Kemet points to multiple origins of Kemetic society, including northern Kmtyw, Levantine and Sub-Saharan strains. It appears, as research continues (though this is by no means a closed book), that ancient Egyptians resembled their modern descendants in many ways -- and if you have ever been to Egypt, you know that this means a number of skin colors and several ethnic backgrounds, with no one really "white" or "black" as understood in current American parlance.
  As stated in the Kemetic Orthodoxy pages, it is imperative to remember the Kemetic people NEVER had a sense of racial distinguisment in the manner that the United States seems to have -- what made a person "Kemetic" was not his or her skin color, hair type or parentage, but whether or not he or she was a member of Kemetic society, born and bred within its religion and culture. This is perhaps the most important lesson we can learn from Kemet -- that Netjer is there for all of Its children, no matter what color they are.  As such Kemetic Orthodoxy does not limit membership in the faith for reasons of ethnicity, nor does it tolerate racial prejudice in its members."
~From: Kemet.org FAQ #11

This statement is full of so many lies. The first statement that I highlighted in blue is very tricky because it is actually a true statement. BUT, the part that is left out is the fact that most of those "modern descendants" do not live in egypt, they have moved to other places throughout the Continent. Most of the folks living in egypt today are the aAmw invaders who invaded during the 600s ace - although there is still a small indigenous population there.

The second statement that I highlighted is a blatent lie. All one has to do is look at the painting in the tomb of Ramses III depicting the different races. The painting clearly shows the Kemetic presonality looking identical to the Nubian and distinctly different from the indo-euro and the semite.

So although the internet may be useful to us on some levels, we must be very careful as well. If we plan on using it as a tool, we need to get what we can out of it before they shut it down.
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[Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé]

This is very appropriate here. I appreciate you letting the family know about the insanity that is out there.

[abathwa]

This is true,

I think the fact that we have some strong family out there should help. Personally, sometimes even if I see a write-up on a book about one of our Ancestors that seems vague to me, I refer to one of our Kmtyw warriors for a reference. The last time I wrote to Baba Baruti.

Race First!

Bandile Abathwa
Azania