Grim History Traced in Sunken Slave Ship Found Off South Africa

[Blessup]

How about this one , you guys paying attention





"The primitive black Nations of America"
Constantine Rafinesque,
Atlantic Journal and Friend Knowledge, Philadelphia, 1832/1833

Descriptions of indigenous negroes known to Rafinesque, in Brazil, Guyana, Venezuela, California, etc.

It's undeniable at this point....

 

[Blessup]

How come your DNA comes back as overwhelmingly African when you do autosomal DNA tests, and how come Caribbeans have a lot of African elements to language/dialects (Patois, Creole and in America, Gullah), and African instruments like the marimba, congas, banjo as well as the actual musical styles/structures/features/dance. Yoruba religion, vodoo/voodun all that shyt too.

You're racially recent African, brehs. The natives are still around and don't look anything like us.

I think Europeans brought SOME west africans with them (very small amount), but the majority of black people enslaved were already in the Americas and the Caribbean.

 

[Northern Son]

I think Europeans brought SOME west africans with them, but most blacks were already in the Americas and the Caribbean.

Are you saying you believe you're indigenous to the Americas, or are you saying blacks came from Africa to the "new world" willingly before slavery?

 

[Blessup]

Are you saying you believe you're indigenous to the Americas, or are you saying blacks came from Africa to the "new world" willingly before slavery?

I definitely believe blacks where already in the Americas before Europeans ever set foot on this land. There's literally 10s of thousands of years of history unaccounted for. For some reason, all we ever begin with is slavery in west Africa.

I'm not sure If DNA is 100% completely understood, they have all types of ways of tricking us. If DNA is in fact correct, well then blacks came to the Americas wayyy before Europeans.

 

[Deluuxe]

Are you saying you believe you're indigenous to the Americas, or are you saying blacks came from Africa to the "new world" willingly before slavery?

Honestly, to answer that question you have to know the origins of man. A lot of people like to say Africans breed the world but every culture seems to have their own explanation of how they came about. The out of Africa theory which is the basin of Pan-Africa was created by Mr. Eugenics, Charles Darwin. If you believe everybody came from Africa you also have to believe you evolved from an Ape, and it can also be implied whites are the most evolved by this same idea. Also if you pay attention, EVERYwhere has an "indigenous" negroid population.

 

[Cory MBA]

Never heard this before!

 

[Deluuxe]

Nice painting

"Amerika"
by Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner, 1754

 

[Deluuxe]

Heres another gem:

Shout out to this brother also for people who didn't catch where Im getting the pictures from already:
https://plus.google.com/+JohnnieAborigine/posts

 

[alpo]

 

[cheek100]

 

[WaveGang]

columbus sailed with a moorish map and had a black moorish captain.... research

 

[Tommy Knocks]

I definitely believe blacks where already in the Americas before Europeans ever set foot on this land. There's literally 10s of thousands of years of history unaccounted for. For some reason, all we ever begin with is slavery in west Africa.

I'm not sure If DNA is 100% completely understood, they have all types of ways of tricking us. If DNA is in fact correct, well then blacks came to the Americas wayyy before Europeans.

of course they did, that's what the whole out of africa human migration is about. we all came from africa. however, calling native americans african is like calling europeans african.

these africans from 20,000 years ago evolved into what they are today, a separate race(s). the drastic changes in features are based on which environmental climate they landed. The farther you are from the equator (our origin), the more you've changed.

 

[alpo]

YOOOO THIS IS CRAZY! TELL ME MORE ABOUT THIS

 

[Poitier]

And what are "indigenous" negroid population in East Asia and Europe?

 

[Poitier]

No pictures of said Slave Ship huh?