Africa Speaks Reasoning Forum

upon consideration and permission of the editor, the following link    http://www.daghettotymz.com/current/browder/browder-lies.html,    is presented for good, brief shcolarship on the issue of national geographic and its issue "the black pharoes", which in a previous communication on this site this writer noted of having little merit other than to "muddy the waters" of African history.  This is part and parcel of NG propaganda on the subject and personally, I think it is meant primarily to , well, hurt the feelings of African people.

Of significance may be another motive behind this sort of thing and it has to do with Free Masonry.  There is a desperate attempt over centuries now for Europeans to link with the foundations of civilization and in particular, Khem, or Egypt.  this has begotten much in the way of "secret societies" that hold the information of written of by Mr. Browder.  The crusades into the "holy land", spawned the societies after the first of various knightly orders representing the papacy made preparations by opening trade routes and establishing treaties before open war started.  It may have been a few of these knights who, after having seen the wonders of the ancient world for themselves and learned who it was who built them that got them in a lot of trouble with the established order back in Europe.  "orientalism" and "satanism" that is often railed against by various parties who proclaim that all that is evil with the world flows from monolithic Free Mansonry and its battle against pure and noble christians (pure meaning white usually) further cloud the work of serious historians and other reasoning thinkers who reject dichotomies and singularities as cuase and effect in the complex ecology of historical review and analysis. 

Well, a good reply to a post I wrote on this subject a long time ago summed it up - Masonry is a screw up of authentic Arican based civilization by non African parties, or something like that. 

The destruction of Iraq and the stealing of its most prescious antiquities has bearing on this, perhaps.  N8