......" yes and yesa Did i ear the words of the IYAMAN sayyyyyyyyy, babilon yuh throne gone down gone down, babilon yuh throne gone down"

Hail Baba Marcus, Raspect everytime. Baba as the chant we have heard for years of the highyah man/woman this must imply there is a lower man/woman. though everyone knows that there is no man/woman higher than the next as each one has the ability to rise above toward the Eye of Heru in this pyramid of knowlegde , we see that the pyramid has a base and according to the elder teachments this "baseman/woman" is near or at the bottom of knowing oneself so thereby causing them to be less controlling of violence or the violencies directed towards themselves.

it would follow then as ones reach further levels of maturity violence becomes less a happenstance or "instinct" of nature and becomes a choice ones make, as to whether to use violence or to become a victim to it.

the animal world of Mama Nature cannot aspire to this same pyramid of knowledge for they are there already in their instinctual state of perfect being. the european scientist have outlined the so-called "food chain" for the beasts of this Mother Earth and then had the audacity to place MAN/WOMAN at the top of the so-called "food chain" as if we are nothing more than beasts who think.

Man/Woman are not beasts, we are Human Beings.
Social beings dependant on one another for survival. We have very few "instincts" most of our
body functions and mannerisms are learned through the cultural prisms of our forbearers. there is basically nothing a human baby does of it's own accord except know how to suck at mamas breast for milk at birth. all other functions are learned from mama, including how to see and hear, and it remains so until the child reaches adolesence. then depending on the instruction recieved at this age will form the beginnings of what type of adult would have been produced.
animals make no choices regarding their violencies, humans make choices whether to be violent or not.

my two cents Baba,
Majesty Love,
ireal