Belgiiams🇧🇪 used to cut off the Congolese hand (or their child’s hand) if they didn't fill their quota for the day in Democratic Republic of the Congo. They sell “chocolate hand” candies today. If you don't think that’s absolutely DIABOLICAL then i don't know what to tell you...Smh
Over nigh top flight
I love MP but dat platform gets on my last nerve🤪😐😑🤪🤨. Since this is a safe place to complain, right🧏🏿♀️.
What I’m watching tonight.
“Till”
In 1955, after Emmett Till is murdered in a brutal lynching, his mother vows to expose the racism behind the attack while working to have those involved brought to justice.
Till is a profoundly emotional and cinematic film about the true story of Mamie Till Mobley's relentless pursuit of justice for her 14 year old son, Emmett Till, who, in 1955, was lynched while visiting his cousins in Mississippi. In Mamie's poignant journey of grief turned to action, we see the universal power of a mother's ability to change the world.
Carolyn Bryant Donham's, Emmett’s accuser who admitted she fabricated her testimony and false accusation that set off the horrific events in 1955 is still at large and a free woman until today.
Three letters I do NOT trust;
The CDC
FBI
NIH
CIA
HHS
WHO
WEF
FDA
IMF
CNN
ABC
NBC
FOX
BET
KFC
ADL
KKK
AMA
FED
GMO
The one I DO trust? GOD🤷🏿♂️
What about you? #rizzaislam
Me:
NBA
NFL
NHL
HLS
BET and some more...
Smh...
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Dr. Mike Yeadon: “I Didn’t Do My Homework” — “I’m Ashamed That I Was Pro-Vaccine”
“Refuse genetic vaccines!” urged former Pfizer allergy and respiratory research chief scientist Dr Mike Yeadon on Monday, November 21.
“I certainly, when I was in [the pharmaceutical] industry, I was pro-vaccine. I would say I now abstain at best. And I'm ashamed that I was pro-vaccine because I didn't do my homework.”
Speaking at WCH General Assembly Meeting #66, Dr Yeadon explained why he believes the depopulation agenda is real and what we can do about it.
He has more than 30 years of experience leading new medicine research in the pharmaceutical industry.
The U.S. Embassy of the Dominican Republic has issued a travel advisory for for ‘darker skinned U.S. citizens and U.S. citizens of African descent.’
There have been mass deportations of Haitians in the D.R. this month, including 20,000 in a 9 day period, 40,000+ this past month, in addition to 60,000 this year and with 1800 *unaccompanied minors*. That’s 1800 children separated from their families to travel alone to places they have never been to.
The history between the Dominican Republic and Haiti is long and complicated and cannot be explained in one or even 10 posts. I would suggest those who want to know more can begin with President Trujillo - 30 year running President who’s anti-blackness led to the Parsley Massacre leading to the murder of anything from 20,000 to 50,000 Haitians in 1937.
Trujillo encouraged Europeans to move to the DR in an effort to lighten the shades of Dominicans and propaganda of light skinned straight haired Dominicans dominated imagery and perceptions of the country. Whilst yes, in the DR one finds all kinds of skin tones and hair textures, there exists massive movements to separate oneself from being associated with Blackness. A strong denial of lineage and a longing to keep the proximity to Eurocentric beauty standards.
The relations between the countries goes back further than Trujillo and his own self hatred, but as it stands Haiti is still paying the price for its Revolution, taking back control by defeating the Europeans and becoming the First free Black Republic in the West. Going from the richest nation in the Western Hemisphere - isolated, bullied, extorted and plundered into becoming the poorest.
Oh yeah…. Not about race tho. Right?
*It must said that not every person from the DR is racist - there are thousands of Dominicans who are truly proud of their African heritage and celebrate it. An entire country cannot be painted with one brush.*
The U.S. Embassy of the Dominican Republic has issued a travel advisory for for ‘darker skinned U.S. citizens and U.S. citizens of African descent.’
There have been mass deportations of Haitians in the D.R. this month, including 20,000 in a 9 day period, 40,000+ this past month, in addition to 60,000 this year and with 1800 *unaccompanied minors*. That’s 1800 children separated from their families to travel alone to places they have never been to.
The history between the Dominican Republic and Haiti is long and complicated and cannot be explained in one or even 10 posts. I would suggest those who want to know more can begin with President Trujillo - 30 year running President who’s anti-blackness led to the Parsley Massacre leading to the murder of anything from 20,000 to 50,000 Haitians in 1937.
Trujillo encouraged Europeans to move to the DR in an effort to lighten the shades of Dominicans and propaganda of light skinned straight haired Dominicans dominated imagery and perceptions of the country. Whilst yes, in the DR one finds all kinds of skin tones and hair textures, there exists massive movements to separate oneself from being associated with Blackness. A strong denial of lineage and a longing to keep the proximity to Eurocentric beauty standards.
The relations between the countries goes back further than Trujillo and his own self hatred, but as it stands Haiti is still paying the price for its Revolution, taking back control by defeating the Europeans and becoming the First free Black Republic in the West. Going from the richest nation in the Western Hemisphere - isolated, bullied, extorted and plundered into becoming the poorest.
Oh yeah…. Not about race tho. Right?
*It must said that not every person from the DR is racist - there are thousands of Dominicans who are truly proud of their African heritage and celebrate it. An entire country cannot be painted with one brush.*
