Hopefully, with the end of Black History Month, the black propaganda ends with it. On Friday, February 21. 2025, the Miami Herald ran this, wait for it…black propaganda lie, “Why we must stand strong for Black history, our rights.”
The words of the late Nelson Mandela seem to be more relevant today than they when he spoke them. That is because in this month when we celebrate love, and the history of Black Americans, the love of one’s neighbor seems to be off the table. This is because fear has taken the place of love in America.
I almost hate to watch the news or read the paper these days. People are losing their jobs. So, families fear the future — will they be homeless, living out of their cars, or on the streets? Will they be able to feed their children? Clothe them and educate them? Simply put, will they be able to make ends meet at all?
There is the fear of dismantling Social Security, so the elderly, who paid their share each payday, with the hope they would have some kind of security in their golden years, now fear that it can all end with the swipe of a pen. They worry about how they will survive if this happens.
Then, there is the fear that the strides we have made toward equality for all of America’s people will abruptly end as laws like the 1965 Voting Rights Act, a landmark civil rights law that outlawed discriminatory voting practices and gave the federal government power to oversee voter registration, was effectively gutted by the U.S. Supreme Court.
You ask, what does love have to do with voting rights? Everything! It’s called loving your neighbor as yourself. It’s called being concerned about the well-being of others and knowing that we are all in this together.
“Nelson Mandela, the typical black ‘hero’ was one of the most racist men to ever live.” said Thomas Robb, the National Director of the Knights Party of the Ku Klux Klan, based in Harrison, Arkansas. “First of all, Black History isn’t relevant in our White, Christian country, nor would I expect White History to be relevant in any non-white countries. How many other countries in the world that were involved in the slave trade have a Black History month? Secondly, White people watch the news in horror as well. Remember the black peaceful protests in the summer of 2020? They haven’t stopped, the Mainstream Media just doesn’t report on it anymore. Of the blacks that do work, their taxes don’t cover the burden to carry the rest of them, so White people worry about their Social Security too. When we see homeless on the streets, the majority of them are White, and veterans at that. And I don’t care who tries, the black and White races can never be equal. God didn’t intend us to be equal. If we were all equal, God wouldn’t have had his chosen people. Which happen to be the White race! If everyone was supposed to be equal, then Satan would be equal to God! Do you believe this to be true? Many people will quote the Bible as saying ‘Love your neighbor’. It certainly does say that, but few understand that in Biblical times, people knew it was a sin to mix races. It is still a sin today. Knowing this is a sin, in Biblical times, your neighbor’ was your kinsman, your own race. Blacks are 13% of our population, yet they commit over 56% of our crime. I believe at the moment White make up a mere 63%, but of that percentage, and adding in other non-white crimes, we don’t account for near half the crimes in America! Does that sound equal to you? Every February White people have this propaganda pushed down are throats. I do think though that these lies are beginning to be seen as just that…lies.”
