Black To The Future

In Episode 6, we are joined by McPotar to discuss why Nigeria's Central Bank has cracked down on Bitcoin and what this means for the future of Bitcoin, Africa and the global monetary system in the coming showdown between Bitcoin and Central Banks.

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In Episode 5 we discuss the teachings and legacy of Dr Sebi including the cause of his death as well as the Nipsey Hussle connection and the unfinished documentary which Nick Canon said he would complete after Nipsey's death.

In Episode 4 we discuss the Coronavirus Crisis, the Vaccine Program and its potential implications for Africa if its viewed from a Hegalian perspective in terms of which the Crisis may be a means to introduce greater Centralization and Dictatorship through a False Flag Event.

The Great Reset Meeting Conference held in Davos is also considered as part of the Agenda to re-organise the world Economically and Politically.

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In Episode 3 we discuss the origins of Christianity in the Spiritual teachings of Ancient Kemet (Egypt) which were first integrated into Judaism and then later into Chrisitianity.

Christianity is revealed as a Greek interpretation of the Ancient Mystery Teachings on the Immaculate Conception, the journey of the Soul and the Resurrection that had been part of the Mystery Teachings of Ancient Kemet recorded in Ancient Texts like the Egyptian Book Of The Dead for at least 3000 years before the birth of Judaism or Christianity.

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Black To The Future Podcast: 16 January 2021

Ep2: White Supremacy (Racism) & Genetic Survival According To The Cress Theory Of Colour Confrontation

In Episode 2 we discuss Racism from the perspective of Pyschiatrist Dr Cress Welsing's Theory of Colour-Confrontation (Racism) in her seminal work The Isis Papers in which she claims that the origins of White Supremacy lie in the need for self-preservation by White Skinned People in order to prevent their Genetic annihilation as a population on Earth and also as a Collective Post-Traumatic response to their rejection by their Black Skinned Parents in Africa who cast them out of early African Settlements because they were born Albino.

The Historical accuracy and implications of the Theory are discussed concluding with a brief discussion on the African Origins of Christianity.