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This is the same letter that appeared in the Reader Mail: 29 July 2004
section addressed to "A disgusted White Girl" except that it is from a black man, rather than an Injun. http://www.agoodblackman.com/mantalk_blkroyalty.shtml Original letter, entitled " Indian men and white women": http://www.vnnforum.com/main/2004b/72904letters.htm Another point that was made about the White man's lack of civilization: Remember, when Non-White Egyptian Queens like Hatsepshut and Nitorcris were ruling Dynasties and armies of men in Egypt, you were over in the caves of Europe eating raw meat and beating each other over the head with clubs. Here is the truth: Queen Hatsephut 1503-1482 BC- Ruler of Egypt At that time in Europe: Bronze came to Denmark around 1,500 BC, imported from southern Europe. The National Museum exhibits a priceless grouping of weapons, ornaments and sacrificial offerings from the Bronze Age. The collection’s masterpiece is the Sun Chariot—made around 1,500 BC—a circular disk partially gilded, representing the life-giving sun, drawn by a bronze horse. Near the Sun Chariot in the National Museum are the lurs, which also date from the Bronze Age and are the world’s oldest musical instruments: gracefully curved bronze horns, six feet long from mouthpiece to funnel. A total of 31 lurs have been found. Many are so well preserved that they can still be used to play fanfares on festive occasions. More savagery from 1500 BC Europe: Foundation of India- http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/ANCINDIA/ARYANS.HTM A physical description of Nitocris: The Turin Canon mentions her name and Manetho said of her that she was braver than a man, the most beautiful of women, and fair skinned with red cheeks. http://www.womenintheancientworld.co...20pharaohs.htm How many black women you all be knowin dat hab fair skin and red cheeks, yo? A picture of some metal work carried out in Europe during the time of Queen Nitocris. Hardly indicative of a cave dwelling culture: http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/timelin...ls_begin.shtml Last edited by leondegrelle; July 29th, 2004 at 04:33 PM. |
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