Saw Hidden Colors 1 & 2 and have some MAJOR beefs with some of the concepts. WATCH THE MOVIE FIRST!

[tr2k]

So you believe the world we live in is about TRUTH?

Dude, you don't even know what's going to happen after you take your last breath.

Mr. know it all, you go and sit down with your so called advanced degrees.

 

[tr2k]

some stuff is true, but a lot would be ripped apart by historians. If you posted this on a history forum I think it will get ripped to shreds. The black popes are tru tho, I already knew about that.

blacks originating the Asian dynasties is bs tho, I feel like they take some stuff for face value like if a culture mentions black or dark that automatically alludes to African.

Samurais and ninjas being started by blacks..........idk about that, but I do know that the bushido code and lots of Japanese culture was taken from Ainu. An indigenous people of Japan that had heavybeards

So the Ancestors of Asians didnt migrate from Africa like the Ancestors of Hispanics migrated from Asia?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Smart dumb nikka shyt

 

[Real N Quotes]

Mansa Musa is Montezuma?
Cannibalism NEVER happening in Africa?
Melanin being a super chemical and Melanin being a fetal developer of "soul?" This just shows a lack of understanding of modern biology and embryology. Its kinda embarrassing. Its largely pseudoscience: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melanin_theory
Africa isn't violent. Ok. Lets be fukking real. The place is largely unstable as fukk. Not saying its all kids toting guns, but its definitely mostly poor and examples of growth are few and far inbetween.
All moors are black? As if North Africans are the same as West, East, and Southern Africans? Really?
The focus on Egypt is pretty narrow and limited. Not everything black is from Egypt. Its been "arab" for a REALLY long time.
Astrological superiority? What? Stop it.
Scottish people are africans because of black beards? Really?
Nations are falling based on how they invaded africa? Really?

Lets talk about Moors.

Not every single "melanated" person is a moor. Lets just be serious now. thats like saying Ethiopians are the same as Nigerians.

Its just fukking false.

Yes. They ran shyt in the Mediterranean area for a bit...but YOU...TODAY...aren't a moor. Just be serious with yourself.

They DID get some stuff right as to the formation of the KKK being mostly economically based and a response to white male unemployment, the psychology of american education and mental disease, religious iconography being misused, and pre-columbian contact, lost images of african influence of culture and architecture, black patron saints, black samurais, efforts to hide dark skin representations in the media, Gandhi being racist, asian and pacific influence of african lineage, etc.

I understand the desire to be pro-black and to uncover the source of lost history, but theres NO need to make shyt up with pseudointellectual speculation and let unfounded, unsubstantiated assertions run wild. If you're going to do that, at least try to go deeper into information and support what you're saying with detail.

Its not helping your/our case. There is TOO MUCH positivity to be shared in these films to be marred by SIMPLE errors.

EDIT:

Here is my challenge to everyone in this thread:

I don't care how you "get" the documentaries. Watch them tonight and tell me if ya'll have ANY problem with the content in there.

Ya'll can't tell me you agree with 100% of EVERYTHING in these films.

ing breh

 

[MostReal]

here's my take on the Melanin issue

there is SOME relationship...HC2 just didn't articulate it well. IMO further study needs to be done & I don't see any 'superpowers' with it


the pinealocytes are the cells that secrete MELATONIN

Abstract. Masson-Fontana staining confirmed the presence of melanin pigments in the human adult pineal gland. In 1-10 years
age group, the pigments were present within the pinealocytes. In 11-20 years age group also, the pigments were in the pinealocytes only.
In 21-30 year age group, the pigments were in the pinealocytes and appeared in the stroma in the areas of glial fibre predominance. In
31-40 years age group onwards, the pigments were present, in addition to pinealocytes, in the stroma among the fibres. As age
advanced, the amount of extracellular pigments gradually increased, extracellular pigments were more concentrated, and the
extracellular pigments were more clearly seen. There was no gender difference in the amount of melanin pigments.



Pineal Calcification in Europeans is a REAL THING...does it do anything
http://www.med-health.net/Pineal-Gland-Calcification.html


NeuroMelanin is in your brain & works as a protective secretion.... may have something there but further study needs to be done
Neuro Melanin is very important. it is a protective substance in an area in the brain (substantia nigra). It is now known that this substance decreases with the presence of Parkinson's.
People with high concentrations of melanin (black people) have a 50% less chance of getting Parkinson's than whites


Geographic and Ethnic Variation in Parkinson Disease: A Population-Based Study of US Medicare Beneficiaries

here's the og thread
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-melanin-theory-true.215282/page-2

 

[Kublai Khan]

So the Ancestors of Asians didnt migrate from Africa like the Ancestors of Hispanics migrated from Asia?

Yea they did but you can say that about any population since evidence shows that humans originated in Africa.

I doubt these groups had any relation to each other than an ancestor 10s of thousands of years ago.

Indians are said to be very closely related to Africans but look how different they are.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

here's my take on the Melanin issue

there is SOME relationship...HC2 just didn't articulate it well. IMO further study needs to be done & I don't see any 'superpowers' with it


the pinealocytes are the cells that secrete MELATONIN


here's the og thread
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-melanin-theory-true.215282/page-2

the pineal gland has no effect on melanin.

 

[tr2k]

Yea they did but you can say that about any population since evidence shows that humans originated in Africa.

I doubt these groups had any relation to each other than an ancestor 10s of thousands of years ago.

Indians are said to be very closely related to Africans but look how different they are.

They explain the differences. Its like how Blacks in America are closely related but we dont look exactly like Africans.
A lot of Asians share the same facial features of Africans. You got Indonesians that look like Obama.

There are a lot of Asians that look like Mandela...or Lionel Richie as Tariq put it

 

[Blackking]

Hc2 was better than one... but both were ok. The flaws didn't bother me because I understand the larger idea. Hc was REALLY good... I think it has even less flaws and inaccurate information

 

[tr2k]

I would like someone to challenge these guys on their flaws,,,,,if they making all of this money, why isnt one in their face and challenging them?

Its easier to believe a white lie though

 

[tr2k]

This is the oldest Buddha statue

 

[MostReal]

the pineal gland has no effect on melanin.

but Melanin plays a role & has an effect on the pineal gland

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

but Melanin plays a role & has an effect on the pineal gland

Melanin plays a role in what?

And melanin DOES NOT affect the pineal gland.

Why are you guys being so dense?

The PINEAL gland has NOTHING to do with the PITUITARY gland

 

[tr2k]

Why yall spewing stuff left to right with nothing to back ya up

 

[Nubya Downs]

There are flaws in everything buddy even the computer or phone you are using right now. Everything has errors, malfunctions, glitches etc. What's your point?

Why is your reaction to objective criticism so visceral? Clearly, we have different standards for 'documentaries'. And, if this film is classified as such, you can expect viewers to reject elements that seemed to be pulled from someones ass. HC 1 was more like a WW2 propaganda film: sprinkle in a little truth to make it palpable. 2 & 3 were good enough to redeem 1. My biggest beef is the lack of citations cause folks like me who read, would like to follow up and learn more. What's wrong with that?