The official timeline of human development is impossible.
What if...the story of human history was written after the fact, to explain a world that already existed?
What if the timelines, origins, and limits you've been taught were never meant to be accurate...but just believable enough to stop you from pondering deeper questions?
What exactly are YOU, outside of the story you were given?
The reason why the powers that be are crushing you financially, physically, and mentally is to prevent you from having the free brainspace to think about these questions.
I still haven't heard a good explanation for how, out of the 190 massive craters scattered across our world, none of them have ANY trace of the enormous rock that would be required to create a crater that big.
Space rocks do not just create this, then evaporate into thin air.
And thus, we need to keep all possibilities on the table for how these strange phenomenon appeared there, no matter how "against the official narrative" it is.
Thank you, Brother Rizza. This is the point everyone needs to grasp: every serious push for reparations has been met with brutal resistance. That backlash alone proves how threatening real accountability is—and why the issue has been suppressed and deflected for generations.
BREAKING🚨: Video footage emerging from the No Kings protest in Honolulu appears to show tourists attacking a man in ICE uniform, beating him unconscious and continuing to punch and kick him on the ground.
@B1TuckerCarlson@WithoutHistory Damn right my brother from another mother, I love my white, black, Asain, brown, Latino, Mexican Americans folks. Different race united under one nation and under God
@WithoutHistory As Chinese, I can tell you this Chinese guy is trying to divide and create conflict within he USA even more and let people fight themselves. This did likely hired by CCP
certain African rulers, merchants, and middlemen engaged in the slave trade, capturing and selling individuals—often prisoners of war, criminals, or debtors—to European traders in exchange for textiles, alcohol, and firearms. While slavery existed in Africa, it was different from the commercialized, racialized chattel slavery that European traders used in the Americas.
The New York Times
The New York Times
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Key Aspects of the Slave Trade:
Role of African Elites: Many African leaders and traders were active participants, selling captives to acquire wealth, power, and European goods.
Sources of Enslaved People: Captives often came from rival tribes or kingdoms, or were individuals deemed "other" rather than being from the same immediate community.
European Involvement: Europeans frequently relied on these local partners to procure slaves, as they lacked the immunity to diseases and knowledge of the terrain to hunt them themselves, although they also kidnapped people.