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Moors love them slaves! Slavery is deeply ingrained in Mauritania’s societal structure and intricately linked to its eth...
02/20/2024

Moors love them slaves! Slavery is deeply ingrained in Mauritania’s societal structure and intricately linked to its ethnic composition, despite advancements in other African nations and a colonial ban dating back to 1905.

Although the French colonial administration proclaimed the end of slavery in Mauritania in 1905, it wasn’t until 1981 that the country officially abolished slavery through a presidential decree. Unfortunately, there were no legal measures in place to enforce this ban until 2007, when, under international pressure, the government passed laws allowing for the prosecution of slaveholders.

Despite these efforts, the 2018 Global Slavery Index revealed that around 90,000 individuals, accounting for 2.1% of the population, were still enslaved in Mauritania. This marked a decrease from the 155,600 reported in the 2014 index, where Mauritania ranked 31st out of 167 countries in terms of total number of slaves and first in prevalence, with 4% of the population enslaved. The Mauritanian government’s response to all forms of modern slavery currently ranks 121st out of 167 countries. Additionally, a 2017 BBC report highlighted a total of 600,000 people living in slavery within Mauritania.

Generation One (ad 30-60): Paul argues that the gentiles are included but the Jews are not excluded.Generation Two (ad 6...
02/11/2024

Generation One (ad 30-60): Paul argues that the gentiles are included but the Jews are not excluded.
Generation Two (ad 60-90): Matthew, Hebrews and Luke-Acts still argue for the inclusion of gentiles but begin to address the question of Jewish exclusion.
Generation Three (ad 90-120): John, Ignatius, and Barnabas assume gentile inclusion but now argue more strongly for Jewish exclusion.
Generation Four (ad 120-150): Several works, culminating with Justin Martyr, do not even treat gentile inclusion as an issue and assume Jewish exclusion in their arguments.

They were darker
02/10/2024

They were darker

Etymology of Moor. Moors means Black!!! The origin of the English term, “Moor,” is the Greek word, “μαυρο” or “mavro” wh...
02/10/2024

Etymology of Moor. Moors means Black!!! The origin of the English term, “Moor,” is the Greek word, “μαυρο” or “mavro” which literally means “black, blackened or charred” and has long been used to describe black or very dark things such as, “Mavri Thalassa” which refers to the Black Sea or “mavri spilia” which means “black cave.”

There is a strong correlation between immigration, black wages, black employment rates, and black incarceration rates. A...
02/09/2024

There is a strong correlation between immigration, black wages, black employment rates, and black incarceration rates. As immigrants disproportionately increased the supply of workers in a particular skill group, the wage of black workers in that group fell, the employment rate declined, and the incarceration rate rose.

Facts 🧾that an open border hurts “Black” communities. The new slave labor force.
02/09/2024

Facts 🧾that an open border hurts “Black” communities. The new slave labor force.

I love creativity.
12/31/2023

I love creativity.

FYI
12/07/2023

FYI

First hand. Sent to me by rabbi. I have an Igbo son-in-law, so let me explain the situation. About 250 yrs.ago, the Igbo...
12/01/2023

First hand. Sent to me by rabbi. I have an Igbo son-in-law, so let me explain the situation. About 250 yrs.ago, the Igbo king , who was converted to Christianity by the British Missionaries, decided that the New Testament made no sense, unlike the Old Testament. He thereby followed the Torah. He did not identify with Rabbinic Judaism, but to this day, every Igbo boy (and there are 50 million Igbo) is circumcised on the eighth day (it is not Brit Milah). During the last 60 yrs., a number of Igbo have adopted Rabbinic Judaism. (to be sure, many turned to Messianic Judaism, since it was closer to Christianity). But the Igbo who adopted Rabbinic Judaism, some 15,000 in Nigeria, have established congregations in a number of cities.Our colleagues, Wayne Franklin and Howard Gorin, have first-hand knowledge of these communities, as well as the organization, "Kulanu", based in New York. My experience with one synagogue in Abuja (the capital of Nigeria) is through our daughter, Eliana (you can read her story at: https://www.hadassahmagazine.org/2021/07/07/finding-love-judaism-nigeria/. In August 2021, I went to Abuja with colleagues Gerry Sussman (Staten Island), Gershon Sizomu (Uganda), and my son, Ari Saks (Long Island) to act as a Beit Din (Ari was Mesader Kedushin for 11 couples are the conversion) for the conversion of 94 men, women and children. They knew that they had no Jewish ancestry, which is why they wanted a formal conversion (BTW, all, including the children, had been observing Shabbat and Kashrut for many years, and many could read Hebrew!) It was an amazing experience. Moshe (who's father, Habbakuk, is the "spiritual guide and Elder of the shul) and Eliana were married in Huntington (Long Island) by myself and Ari in September, 2022. Their child, Yosef, is now 8 weeks old.

MADRID (JTA) — Portugal’s parliament has advanced a bill that would end the country’s citizenship law for descendants of...
11/20/2023

MADRID (JTA) — Portugal’s parliament has advanced a bill that would end the country’s citizenship law for descendants of Sephardic Jews who were expelled during the Spanish Inquisition.

The bill, which could take effect on Jan. 1, passed a first reading on Friday with backing from the ruling Socialist Party after heated debate. It will next be reviewed and potentially amended by parliament’s Constitutional Affairs, Rights, Freedoms, and Guarantees Committee.
blocks academia for the Bible theology of only Jews as being negroes.

11/14/2023

Too funny. Get it?

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