Christianity, Nation of Islam, Black Americans, Conspiracy Theory & Racism -By Nneka Okumazie

Conspiracy theories – and propaganda have been used to get power, following, fame, grow popularity, keep power, channel hate, create distraction, cause trouble, mislead people, etc.

It is difficult to find great things for any people that came from conspiracy theories.

There are people from history that bad things have been done to, but for many who emerged in sustained victory, it is hardly ever by the deliverance of conspiracy theory.

There are countless wicked evils done to black people – in the last few centuries.

There is so much that is just difficult to stomach.

In the last few centuries also, there have been several evil non-black leaders with no black people present, who in their own countries did evil to their own people.

There’ve been rough conflicts, between the same people – Ireland, and others, so tough, it is impossible to understand.

There have also been black leaders in black countries who were so evil to their own people – no blame for outsiders can excuse that those black leaders aren’t evil.

Earlier than the last few centuries, there have been leaders from many places, who in conquering or defending went to war – wrecking cruel hardships, including famine, poisoning, starvation, violence, etc.

There were known and unknown tribes that did tons of cruel wickedness of devastating proportions.

It is hard to watch how people take current events or recent history to interpret the origin of evil.

The entire world is flawed.

Desire for good is fewer than for evil.

Power – sometimes – is a means to control where evil goes, or mitigate evil that comes the way.

If a people are in poverty, what are the solutions for poverty?

Propaganda?

If a people are faced with stereotype, what are the systems to build with exceptional creativity, to taper the reach of hidden [or other] stereotypes?

If the world works in a way that value brings money, and – people of any ethnicity thrive based on skills, talent, education, beauty, etc.

The successful people among them, how can they shape models for new value systems, to ensure more of their people get better?

If from time, people do donations, causes, yet it goes to relatively few people and systemic problems remain, isn’t that saying that creative model is better for the people than always saying give back?

It is hard to find any [major] minority people globally, who don’t have elites.

Those elites are more responsible for their people than external [enemies].

It is easy to go on hating, complaining, criticizing, protesting, blaming others, but the opportunity lost in what can be done for the people, is incalculable.

It is not to say that protesting doesn’t work.

It’s been a great tool, but to keep at it – and think it’s all, is a sham.

There are people around the world who have been hurt or affected by racial prejudice, but this world of options is a message to keep looking especially when that way is blocked.

There are black people in the United States – in the last century – who needed a community, because many racist evildoers faked Christianity.

The people joined the Nation of Islam just as the fogginess of difficult hate ran rampant before the Civil Rights Act.

The Nation of Islam is an option, as some have found living assistance through the organization.

But the acts of evil, hate, deceit, greed, lust, etc. are not representative of JESUS – the Savior.

It is possible some had to just leave Christianity in the height of racial violence, but Christ is love.

Genuine Christianity is not based on propaganda, or conspiracy theory, hate, evil, or greed, etc.

People are free to believe what they want, or follow anything, but there is so much in many places that is worthless to the progress of the black race everywhere, conveyed in fake information.

There are bent truths and facts. There are sensible philosophy lumped with fake stories. There are mistaken observations used to mislead people. There are many with unknown intentions.

There is surely a future of greatness for black people, regardless of how mysterious the past was.

For true Christian black people, there must be credible projects for advancement, while watching – and praying without ceasing.