Streatham_Mao
Active Member
When I passed KFC in Brixton, on Saturday afternoon, there was a group of black men in black puffer jackets. They seemed to have a menorah on the back, with some kind of script above it.
I didn't hear much, but enough to make my eyes roll. Apparently Jesus was black and white people depicted Jesus as white because that's what they liked. Now, I'll agree with that last part - as Xeno said, if horses had gods, they'd look llike horses. But the bit about Jesus being black sounded pretty wrong. I'm pretty certain Jesus was Jewish - ie, semitic.
There was more. Apparently black people ruled the dark ages. Interestingly he named the Phoenicians (Caananites and a semitic people) as part of this black empire.
Now, the Phoenicians did trade with northern Africa, but I'm pretty certain they weren't 'black' as he meant it, although this all seemed to be tied up in to some conspiracy theory about how 'they' (the wizards?) wouldn't teach black people about their true heritage or somesuch.
Do these people turn up much? It reminds me of the...Black Panthers, I think it is, who have some myth about white people being created by the devil. It sounded wacky as anything. It would certainly be interesting to go hear more - not in a 'I wish to subscribe to your newsletter' kind of way, more 'what else will they say next?' way.
I didn't hear much, but enough to make my eyes roll. Apparently Jesus was black and white people depicted Jesus as white because that's what they liked. Now, I'll agree with that last part - as Xeno said, if horses had gods, they'd look llike horses. But the bit about Jesus being black sounded pretty wrong. I'm pretty certain Jesus was Jewish - ie, semitic.
There was more. Apparently black people ruled the dark ages. Interestingly he named the Phoenicians (Caananites and a semitic people) as part of this black empire.
Now, the Phoenicians did trade with northern Africa, but I'm pretty certain they weren't 'black' as he meant it, although this all seemed to be tied up in to some conspiracy theory about how 'they' (the wizards?) wouldn't teach black people about their true heritage or somesuch.
Do these people turn up much? It reminds me of the...Black Panthers, I think it is, who have some myth about white people being created by the devil. It sounded wacky as anything. It would certainly be interesting to go hear more - not in a 'I wish to subscribe to your newsletter' kind of way, more 'what else will they say next?' way.