AFRICAN AMERICAN SLAVERY: DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE! (Featuring: My Favorite Black Slave Lynchings part II & The Lynching of Rubin Stacy;

BAD NIGGA RUBIN STACEY
Rubin Stacey, an African American man accused of “threatening and frightening a white woman,” was lynched in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on July 19, 1935. White children and adults observe his corpse hanging from a tree in this hotograph.

There are several sources that address the TRUE history of African American slavery.

A couple are: The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews by the Nation of Islam, and, The South Was Right! by James Ronald Kennedy and Walter Donald Kennedy.Jewish Supremacism. Many of you won’t be non bias enough to get passed his name to get to the knowledge, though.

There’s also Dr. David Duke’s book

So, for you, I reccommend, They Were White and They Were Slaves by Michael A. Hoffman II. It’s about how the first slaves in early America were white people who were slaves from birth to death.

You can google for these books or go to the author’s sites to order. All are excellent sources of information.

The portrayal of blacks as victims during slavery and whites as heartless oppressors is a lie.  Blacks were not like our blacks of today. They  were BRUTAL SAVAGES.

The slaves who came to America thought they would be able to overthrow their masters and take over the country. That why so many of them were given by their “kings and queens.” Too, its why so many VOLUNTEERED for slavery.

 It was when the masters encountered this reality that the white disposition toward the African changed.