Review Of The Black Presence in the Era of the American Revolution

I was introduced to The Black Presence in the Era of the American Revolution by Sidney Kaplan by a historian after I asked them for a reading list. This book clears up a lot of false teachings about dark people in the United States. We always had wealthy people here, so Oprah and her crew are not special.  The difference is that the wealthy dark people of the past actually helped other dark people. We used to have free dark people in the United States before they gave up their natural rights for jobs. Almost all dark people have decided to work for the benefit of others. If the dark ones would just read Kaplan’s book they might remember other options. Young people should read The Black Presence in the Era of the American Revolution because their cowardly parents and guardians have never taught them that doing other people’s bidding to their own destruction is not the only way to function in this society.  If more people took Kaplan’s book serious we could cut down on the number of dark people who are slaves from cradle to grave. If you are tired of bowing and scraping and want to stand up, read The Black Presence in the Era of the American Revolution by Sidney Kaplan.

George Carlin Speaks To Me

George Carlin speaks to me. We talk about how many comedians there are today. Entertainment is the number one industry in the United States. Carlin and I discuss whether an empire can be maintained on and with entertainment. I think that Louis C K comes closest to Carlin as far as giving us social statement while making us laugh out loud. Carlin once called this whole thing a freak show, but I call it a horror show. He had and I have a front row seat. We chuckle about how that is the difference between an old white man with resources and an old dark man, destitute. Carlin is still a conversation filled with comedy and care. 

The Bobby Hemmit Situation

When I first heard that Bobby Hemmit had a stroke I thought two things. The first thing that came to my mind was I hope that he ascends. Hemmit has more than paid his dues. He gave us information about history, ethnicity, and the spirit realm that has helped us a lot. I would probably be in a mental institution if not for Hemmit and Valentine. When Hemmit regained physical consciousness he thanked everyone for helping him. I figured if he wants to stay here then I am glad that he is getting what he wants. Hemmit received tens of thousands of dollars from people around the world. This brought up another thought. Dark people never support scholars properly. My community would never give Hemmit money to do research, he had to start selling picture packets to make ends meet. When Hemmit was on his death bed many dark people sent him money, which he had to give to other communities to pay his hospital and rehab bill. This shows why dark communities around the world do not have control over anything important in their lives and never will.

The Most Backward People In The World

We live among some of the most backward people in the world. A large portion of the population in this society is always moving in the wrong direction. The more of them that graduate from schools the less they know. The more these backward people visit hospitals the sicker they become. The more the backwards get involved in government the less political power they have. The argument is that people cannot help that institutions are harming them, but these people are supporting the institutions that harm them the most. I have offered ideas that would help people to create forward thinking institutions. The backward people either ignore me or scold me for giving them rational solutions to their problems. The backward people actually believe that problems are life. The backward people are committed to doing the wrong thing, so they are doomed to die as failures to their communities.

Living With Climate Change

When we live long enough we can divide our lives in pre and past eras. I have a pre climate change way of life and a post climate change way of life. Before climate change I looked forward to seasons. In New York City we had four seasons every year. In the past decade we can experience all four seasons within one week. Sometimes it will feel like winter in the morning and spring by the afternoon. I have to take the weather day by day. I keep a small amount of clothes in the closet for all seasons. I also have to keep as few things as possible so that I can move quickly when extreme weather happens. Climate change forces us to be flexible. I am a veteran of super storm Sandy and preparation made the situation easier. With climate change I have noticed that mental flexibility is more important than physical flexibility. You have to be able to sleep at a shelter, on a friends floor, or any place else. You also have to be able to live on dry food as well as raw food. I see others falling to extreme weather events, but we will get used to climate change. 

Review Of The Angry Book By Theodore Isaac Rubin

It seems like we see someone lose control to anger every day. The Angry Book by Theodore Isaac Rubin could help so many of these people. The Angry Book helped me when I was angry about the lack of support that I was getting from my so called loved ones. Rubin showed that anger is real and should be expressed, but it should be expressed toward the people who deserve it. When we hold anger in it will destroy us. We often hold this anger in so that we will not hurt those we love. I realized that many of these people never loved me back. Rubin gives you multiple scenarios and solutions so that you will find your situation in this book. The Angry Book by Theodore Isaac Rubin will save you a lot of energy. It could even save your life.

John Brown Speaks To Me

John Brown speaks to me. We talk about how courageous it is to stand up for high principles. If principles are too much you should have ideals. We laugh about how the people who created a false mythology about a whole group to brutalize and enslave them call Brown crazy. Brown and I talk about how much chemicals or drugs have taken away the courage of so many people these days. We all know what the problems are, but too many of us would rather sit passively as problems rise. I have seen people killed by problems that could easily have been solved if the person had shown a bit of motivation. Brown says that when there is an injustice we should meet it with justice in the most aggressive way. I agree with him. When I see NYPD killing us I say shut them out of our community altogether. When parents are abusive we should take children from them as a community. I tell John Brown that if he were riding against slave masters today he would probably be riding alone.