Sunday, December 4, 2011

Happy Kwanzaa? Negro Please!


Kwanzaa is a prime example of the incredulous, buck naked ignorance displayed by a large portion of “African-Americans”.  Too many are too eager to latch on to anything “African” without researching it to find out the origin, or if it’s offensive to their Christian faith;  the faith that most Blacks profess to have.  Kwanzaa is an anti-Christian, fake holiday that was created by a foolish, Black social justice type, called Maulana Karenga. His real name is not so “African” sounding. It’s Ronald McKinley Everett… yuup, Lil’ Ron-Ron from da hood!
Ronald Everett was one of those professors of “Africana” Studies, which is the WORST kind of subject material that any educational institution can offer; right along with Chicano Studies,  Women Studies and similar topics!  These subjects are purely meant to indoctrinate! And, of course he was set free to spread his poison throughout California classrooms.
Mr. Everett founded and celebrated  Kwanzaa in 1966-67. He wanted to establish a “holiday” for Black people (self-segregation)  that was a substitute for Christmas because he felt that Jesus was  psychotic and Christmas was the White man’s holiday, even though Christ isn’t White.  He actually said the words… “Jesus is psychotic.”  When you Christians are lighting up those Kwanzaa candles, did you know that the founder of Kwanzaa felt that way about your Savior? Bet ya didn’t!
As if his anti-Christian, impious statements and beliefs weren’t bad enough, in 1971, Lil Ron-Ron was sentenced to ten years in prison for felonious assault and false imprisonment. He held two women against their will,  and tortured them by stripping them naked and then beating them with electrical cords; sticking a hot soldering iron in one of their mouths and placing the iron against the others cheek.  They were beaten with various other objects and while being held down, water mixed with detergent was forced in their mouths through a hose.  Original water boarder?  This is the man whose “holiday” many of you have readily accepted as a connection to and representation of your African heritage.  Everett was not African, but he sure was NUTS… and he had the nerve to call Jesus psychotic? Riiiiight!
Blacks born in the USA are Americans and therefore, your culture and heritage is Americana.  Our ancestors DESERVE that we acknowledge our American heritage.  After all, they fought and died for our right to be here. Studying the roles that Blacks played in building this country will serve you well and could prevent so many of you from getting punked all the time. Gee!
I have no idea why so many Black people to this day are still trying to identify with Africa. Well, let me tell you something…. Africans don’t identify with Black Americans. They think we are lazy and take our freedoms for granted. The Africans are actually on to something with their opinion… they’re right about some of us.  Yep!
Acceptance of Kwanzaa without batting an eye, is an example of how so many Blacks in America get  brainwashed. The original intent behind Kwanzaa was to pull Blacks away from Christianity and Christmas. The true history of Kwanzaa  has been revised, reinvented or destroyed, just like the majority of contributions made by Black Americans throughout our history.  It’s easy to distort and destroy history  because many just take what’s presented to them at face value. Many just go with the flow… no questions asked!   The truth will set you free folks. People aren’t so easily brainwashed  and manipulated when they are armed with facts and knowledge.
Lil Ron-Ron proved that if you paint a pretty enough picture (the values of Kwanzaa) on a worthless canvas (the original destructive intent of Kwanzaa), people will be so mesmerized by the pretty picture that they won’t bother drilling down to check out the foundation. When you Christians celebrate Kwanzaa, you’re practicing paganism… just so you know!!  I’m constantly amazed at how quickly Blacks will yell praise the Lord,  but will push him to the side in a heartbeat for things that are clearly  anti-Christ and causes one to sin. I guess some of you folk will do anything to support the “blackness”.   What…. are…..you…..thinking??!!
Today, Kwanzaa is marketed as the celebration of African American Heritage; celebrating family, culture and community. Seven principals are celebrated from December 26th through January 1st. Those seven principals are:
  • Umoja (Unity): To strive for and to maintain unity in the family, community, nation, and race.
  • Kujichagulia (Self-Determination): To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves, and speak for ourselves stand up
  • Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility): To build and maintain our community together and make our brothers' and sisters' problems our problems, and to solve them together.
  • Ujamaa (family): The belief in family and general communal understanding.
  • Nia (Purpose): To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness.
  • Kuumba (Creativity): To do always as much as we can, in the way we can, in order to leave our community more beautiful and beneficial than we inherited it.
  • Imani (Faith): To believe with all our heart in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders, and the righteousness and victory of our struggle.
Let’s be real, shall we?  To those of you celebrating Kwanzaa… cut it out! With all this Black on Black crime, a 70% illegitimacy rate, and ran down projects and inner cities, ya’ll are not living this! Posers!
Merry Christmas to the true Christians!  You Kwanzaa pagans need to stop playin’! 

18 comments:

  1. Isn't Christianity the same thing? Started as a cult, spread thru war, now people blindly believe it, too? Perfect argument against many religions and beliefs in general.

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  2. THis is true I heard him speak in college and when I challenge him I got shouted down, but I knew I was right. People don't want to hear the truth about such things. Sad, and they wonder why we are in the plight that we are in. God is always watching....always!!

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  3. Isis... the books that make up the bible have never been proven as a hoax... Christ did walk the earth, people witnessed his miracles. So, how is a living Christ the same as a mortal man's opinion that Blacks should have a separate holiday just because they're Black. Really?? But, you seem to be someone who does not have faith... the non believers always try to put religion down. Nice try, but you fell flat.

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  4. Skip...thanks for visiting my blog! You know it's a tactic to of the Left to shut down the opposing voice, by any means necessary. Keep speaking out...sombone is hearing you!

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  5. I liked this article and I have to say I agree with it..

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  6. Thanks "unknown"! Please visit again!!!

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  7. LOVE this piece! LOVE this piece! Posting link on my Facebook page because I LOVE this piece!

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  8. Agree with Lisa. Christianity is a cult just like Kwanzaa. It's all the same crap.

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  9. I am a strong Conservative Christian American. My skin pigment makes it difficult to explain the facts to my young black American employees. They will take anything a white Democrat tells them at face value, ignoring the fact that Democrats lost the right to keep them as slaves so they turned them into economic slaves and an ignorant voting block. I think one woman is finally seeing the truth. She is only 23, so she has a lifetime to instruct others in the facts. We need more outspoken right-leaning, intelligent black youth to stand up and correct the lies they were fed.

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  10. While I am intrigued by this blog and would like to delve deeper into this, I have to say Xmas is actually pagan as well. The Messiah was not born in December. Xmas mas is actually a cover for the pagan celebration of the Winter Solstice. But I wonder is it possible to take something bad and embrace it with good will and love. I mean the Messiah walked with sinners of all kinds in order to save them. So is it not possible to save both these holidays. Take them from the roots and instill them with love?

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  11. First time visiting and I like your delivery style. I have been saying for years to those who would listen about this made up holiday. Keep teaching Ms. Harriett.

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  12. To Anonymouse agreeing with Isis... Xmas might be a pagan holiday, however, Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Christ... you can read about it in the book of Luke. Christ isn't man made, God made him for man.

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  13. Thanks Ron and to all of you visiting who actually get what the article is all about! I appreciate you visiting... feel free to follow the blog... I'm just getting started!

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  14. My first time on this blog and I loved it!

    Not to add to the digression, but Xmas is a total fabrication of Constantine and the catholic church; designed only to win over Romans who would not stop celebrating Saturnalia or various winter pagan festivals that predated Messiah by 100's or 1,000's of years. That's why none of the traditions associated with it stand up when washed through Scripture.

    Kwanza also will not wash through when the self-"appointed MESS-iah's" true self is exposed. I guess we're supposed to forget that the man was a convicted kidnapper and rapist, but celebrate it because "it's the Black thing to do"? No thanks. Make mine the Messiah of Yisrael, who just so happened to be a black man ;)

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  15. Hi There...

    Thanks for reading my blog. Im aware of the pagan beginnings of Christmas.... however, we have turned that into a positive and most people have no clue of the beginnings of Christmas, so in their hearts, they are truly celebrating the birth of our savior.... so, IMO, no harm no foul on Christmas. It brings out the good in people and doesn't cause any destruction.... Kwanzaa does.

    Thanks again for visiting my blog... please visit again! God bless!!

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  17. I'm not a Christian, and I take offense at the idiotic suggestion that Christianity is no different from Black Liberation Theory as religion.

    Those who do not believe Jesus to be a Messiah can still appreciate that he was a good man and that Christianity is the goal of striving toward being a better person. Black Liberation Theory is founded on bitter victim mentality and Kwanzaa centers around hijacking the holiday season with a made-up celebration that looks to mock and imitate legitimate holy days.

    Being so reasonlessly hostile toward Christianity and Christmas proves you are exactly the kind of person that Kwanzaa is geared toward...

    You keep rockin' your blog, Following Harriet. There were those who called her "not a true negro" too, you know... ;)

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  18. I just finished 2 African American studies classes last semester. I was taught from a historical standpoint using published text books and just facts and figures. The other class was taught by an angry,ugly ,fat female black professor. She photo copies of articles out of pro black publications and put them together as the text to teach. All the articles and information was not from primary sources or even secondary sources but nothing but opinions from the authors. The class was more of a training grounds for black anti-white racism. She cover her butt ever step of the way so as to be able to give you a grade of what she wanted it to be. Me and three other whites in the class of 35 put the extra effort to make A's but she gave me a B+ , i guess it would of hurt her feelings to give us A's because most of the class are in school under affirmative action and they would of had trouble getting into a Jr College. Problem is African American instructors are given a pass to keep from rocking the boat. They would rather just look the other way than risk a case of discrimination from a black instructor. It is the same mindset that Blacks have concerning anything about race, they expect a free pass on what they say or do. Political correctness is ruining a new generation, all one has to look at is the elected officials we have.

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