The MarTyr

I say theories, based on research, history & science. I may not be right but I’m not wrong. opinion can change tomorrow or next

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

‘Master’ is my favorite Horror in a long time. Shits so scary bc it’s so real.

[Silver Spook @SilverSpookGuy]

The US banned Hawaiian language, overthrew our country, let us die in Maui fires, devastated our universal healthcare, & illegally occupies Hawaii to this day. My mother's hands were broken for speaking Hawaiian in school. The US is not a beacon, but the destroyer of independence

[Agu Nwanyi @ichizoba]

It was my junior year in APUSH when I learned the truth about the fruit Dole company and how Hawaii lost Queen Liliuokalani to fruit tycoons Sanford and James Dole. They led a coup against her. Even down to a fruit company, this country is evil.

[SAY CHEESE! 👄🧀 @SaycheeseDGTL]

North Korea claims that the US soldier Travis King who crossed over into their country, was unhappy with racial discrimination in the Army and America's 'unequal society'. He wants to stay over there.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Around 1865, an Egyptian street vendor was captured in a photograph while selling mummies for huge money.

During the 1800s, the mummy sale business in Egypt was a booming trade, fueled by the Western world's fascination with ancient Egypt and its artifacts.

Egyptomania, or the obsession with all things Egyptian, had a significant impact on European culture, art, and fashion. The growing interest in Egyptology led many wealthy Europeans and Americans to collect Egyptian antiquities, including mummies, as exotic curiosities and status symbols.

As a result, a thriving black market for mummies and other ancient artifacts emerged in Egypt. Locals would rob tombs and sell the mummies to eager collectors. Often, mummies were also ground into powder and sold as "mummia," a substance believed to have medicinal properties.

The mummy sale business was so lucrative that sometimes fake mummies were created to meet demand.

#Africa

[Jay @idek_tb]

Black peoples are beautiful 🤎🤎�

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Around the 12th Century, Europeans had been eating Egyptian mummies as medicine.

The mummified remains of many of the Black indigenous Kemetyu were eaten by Europeans because they believed it could give them both healing and enhanced powers.

Many of the black mummies were an ingredient used in medicine in Europe,mummies remains were ground into powder and consumed with chocolate or alcohol.

This practice continued well into the early 20th century, with the last documented sale of "medical mummy powder" in 1908.

#Africa

[Derenic Byrd @DerenicByrd]

These 3 humans currently have the highest IQs in the world, I bet that doesn’t fit a lot of people’s narratives

[Twi. @browardbully]

two movies. a year apart. same bitch.
shoutout to Gen Z for teaching me this.

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@gracefilledmrs @NobleNegroe @bugimane I agree. You said “he’s yet to find out” laughing for a reason.

Anyways have a great day. Stay blessed.

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@JohnofPH You know many of those had a common language at one point.
And many of those there now in those places like North Africa wasn’t there too right? Bc the Middle East wasnt considered that always

The afro indo asia region had trade and migrations. Words were bound to cross

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@elonmessedup @bugimane @NobleNegroe @SouConVo_ Understanding one’s history is larping or that you don’t keep up with Historical findings. Still calling it Egypt when they didn’t refer to themselves as that, is something.

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@JohnofPH @edoheart @racism_no2 When you aren’t keen on the spelling and how a word is pronounced then linguistics of it makes sense.

But Japan does have some words but asia and Adria was doing trade long before colonialism

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@ActifyPress @Ronmc91 @Oroku_1 I didn’t want to try anything I just actually wanted to know and thanks for the correction.

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

@Ronmc91 @Oroku_1 @ActifyPress How much Africans did candance talk to?

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

They bringing back buck breaking? Yea under jail

[philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_]

6 former Mississippi officers, some who called themselves ‘The Goon Squad,' pleaded guilty to state charges for torturing and sexually assaulting two Black men https://t.co/3FTnjCwQmn

[philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_]

6 former Mississippi officers, some who called themselves ‘The Goon Squad,' pleaded guilty to state charges for torturing and sexually assaulting two Black men https://t.co/3FTnjCwQmn

[The MarTyr @Auguswonders]

Who is we? I’m tryna speed the process of American doom
+ extremely tired of black American complacency so bring in someone terrible like Santis so we can get serious