Tuesday, June 9, 2020
George Floyd Part 3 - by Moses
Was George Floyd a martyr for the cause of the 'Black' man?
Truth be told that in the Hebrew Faith a man that dies unjustly could in fact be considered a martyr. Is it realistic to perceive his death to be of martyrdom? This is the question that is before America today in the case of George Floyd. This reocurrence of events being conducted on the 'Black' man is the reality within the history of America. First it was slavery in the inception of America in 1776. Then it was the segregation act within the Southern States until 1964 (even after Lincoln freed the slaves from the South). Along the way we saw the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Malcolm X, Stephen Bantu Biko (in South Africa), and George Floyd among others.
Is martyrdom going to be applied in this case? To the family of George Floyd this is a hard concept to endure. He was murdered by the police point blank plain and simple. To a higher order this is taking an argument to the masses. Jesus Christ would probably say 'To each their own' on this issue. We each need to do a reality check to analyse this issue. The fact of the matter is that most of the time it is a 'Black' man that receives abuse by the authorities in the name of excessive force and police brutality (conducted by the police force). For this practice to stop maybe we do need to analyse George Floyd as the last straw to avert a Civil War in America. Malcolm X was very specific when he said 'By Whatever Means'. This has meaning to Muslim Communities across America today. When will the carnage stop? and when will America accept the 'Black' man as an equal?
Thursday, June 4, 2020
George Floyd Part 2 - by Moses
What we're seeing as a result of the murder of George Floyd is civil unrest. It won't go away until authoritative practices within the U.S Constitution changes. It can no longer be acceptable to watch a 'Black' man being murdered by the cops on the streets. The longer the President and Congress put it off is for however long this civil unrest will last. These constitutional rights of the police forces in the U.S.A to hold people (mainly 'Black') until submissive will have to change. These gross inequities of justice could lead the States to another Civil War. As a Jew I will never forget the chants across North America in the thirties and forties when it was said 'a good Jew is a dead Jew'. The Muslim population is seeing exactly what our people were exposed to when we came to North America. The gross infraction of not being from Christ himself. The 'Black' population has been exploited and treated as subhumans for too long. This won't be forgotten. In the thirties and forties an Italian and a Jew needed to have a say in their lives and we saw the emergence of gangs headed by Meyer Lansky, Ben Siegel, and Lucky Luciano. These practices that are being conducted on 'Blacks' within America were being conducted on Italians and Jews until the Mafia was established (in the early 1900's by Noodles and his gang). There were others like Dutch Schultz and the Irish Mafia to stand for their rights likewise.
The hell to pay for these human rights infringements are on the table. The riots across America today is a statement of the Muslim Brotherhood that WILL NOT NEGOTIATE with the Arian population within the prison system. The fight will not go away.
Wednesday, June 3, 2020
George Floyd - by Moses
Another 'Black' man has been murdered by the authorities. In the time of Stephen Bantu Biko (September 12, 1977) this was socially accepted by 'White' South Africa. In fact the Dutch Africana's wouldn't admit to his torture and death until 2003 when cornered by the United Nations during Mandela's reign there. This is a systematic authoritative practice that has been in place in the Constitutions of Canada, the U.S.A, England, France and Israel among other Nations. The power that has been given to the authorities by the State (Government). An act of holding someone submissive, murder if executed by full force has been going on in the U.S.A ever since they became a Nation in 1776. In the past 30 years we've seen over 100 Murders of 'Blacks' by the authorities. This was first degree murder in the case of George Floyd. America has a huge problem to attend to; Retribution. When a human rights case like this is fought there are casualties. It happened in Southern States in the fifties and sixties when they still had the 'Segregation Law' in place to ensure no race mixing. In other words 'Black' people weren't allowed in Heaven, not by the prayer's of 'White' America anyway. Ever notice that Jesus, Moses, and Abraham were all distinctly Semitic or African by appearance (noticeably of Ethnicity that wasn't of the 'White' man). When the U.S constitution was written power was given to the authorities to fight criminals. Unjust power by this writer's account on the simple analogy of being able to hold someone to a submissive state. Taking the fight out of a person any which way but loose.
What we're seeing as a result of Floyd's murder is an educated response to abuse of power, the fight (the riots) itself. When I was young my Grandfather (my Papa) told me that if anyone pushed me (aside from my Mom and Dad) push back. This systematic authoritative practice of holding someone to submission is offensive to any 'Black', Muslim, Jew, Italian, Portuguese, French, the list goes on...
What the Dutch Africana were employing during their reign of 'White' South Africa was control of the people themselves. 1 Million 'White' Dutch Africana controlling 100 Million 'Black' South Africans. This is what Israel has turned to; a guideline of controlling the masses of Palestinians in that region. This is pure hatred of our fellow man and this battle gets fought on the simple issue of what a fight entails. Push me, I push back.
Monday, May 18, 2020
COVID 19 (Part 11) - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)
As we now see most States across America opening up their economies, the economy has the upper hand on the lock-down in this ongoing crisis. The problems people were having with the lock-down was turning us into an Alien Nation. Weary eyes looking into what to expect from week to week as to how this crisis was going to be handled. Our state of mind was amplified, social interaction frowned upon, and as a result people suffered through sensory deprivation while locked down. Now we see the economy is our friend again and we can breath a little bit. The problem is who do we trust? Who do we listen to regarding COVID; Doctor teams or Political figures? When a Doctor team is still engrossed in social distancing, why aren't they receiving clout? It's apparent that in Russia their Doctors are being thrown under the bus (literally) as their Political Agenda is realized. Is that the road America is heading towards? Trump is pretty much hard core to the end of the lock-down, regardless of the opinions of top health experts. When we were locked down a month ago with no end in sight it seemed that peoples' mental health might be in jeopardy from a military point of view. Now the average American has been brainwashed into believing the economy will essentially bring on a cure to a medical issue that won't go away.
Are we are to believe that the COVID virus will magically go into remission? and because it doesn't I present the argument; Does a 4.5% chance of death really frighten the common man? To me that's unstable for a man not to accept that these are the cards being played.
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