slaves to gods vol.3

September 2, 2022 / 9 Minute Read

you’re not my dad

“At the heart of the deterioration of the fabric of Negro society is the deterioration of the Negro family.“
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

The so-called black community has been at war.

Not a war for equal rights, liberation, or a false dream of equality.

No, a spiritual war, with powers and principalities in high places, and the agenda has always been the destruction of the family.

The Moynihan report was a case study conducted in the 1960’s by US Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. The goal of the study was to evaluate the leading causes of poverty and depravity within the black community.

The study concluded that the root of our generational hardships was the destruction of the nuclear family. More specifically, the absence of masculinity and fatherhood that has become a hallmark within so-called black communities.

At the time of its release, the Moynihan report was negatively received, which is why you’ve probably never heard of it.

The study didn’t and still doesn’t align with the political agendas of the times, and it was lambasted and ultimately suppressed.

As I stand on the precipice of manhood as a so-called black man, I feel as though it is extremely important to review this document.

Like the days of Noah, Moynihan’s warnings fell on deaf ears…

and now the rain is here…

the threat

Again, the main idea of The Moynihan Report is that the diminished estate of the so-called black man is the root cause of the various social and economic problems within our community. In recent times many people have been discussing the issues surrounding masculinity and fatherhood, but this agenda is as old as time itself.

The true satanic agenda against the fall of the so-called black man dates all the way back to the garden, but for the sake of time and my limited writing ability, we will stick to the content of the report, beginning at slavery.

“Psychologists point out that slavery in all its forms sharply lowered the need for achievement in slaves… Negroes in bondage, stripped of their African heritage, were placed in a completely dependent role. All of their rewards came, not from individual initiative and enterprise, but from absolute obedience — a situation that severely depresses the need for achievement among all peoples.“

“Most important of all, slavery vitiated family life… Since many slaveowners neither fostered Christian marriage among their slave couples nor hesitated to separate them on the auction block, the slave household often developed a fatherless matrifocal (mother-centered) pattern.”
Thomas F. Pettigrew, A Profile of the Negro American, (Princeton, New Jersey, D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1964), pp. 13-14

During slavery there was an agenda to separate men from their families. On top of ostracization, there was also a concentrated effort to emasculate black men in front of their women through various sadistic methods via whippings, hangings, and castration.

We know that slavery never changed, but was rearranged, and the agenda was continued through various methods; taking new forms throughout the decades through phenomena like the Jim Crow Era, targeted unemployment, and the rise of the prison industrial complex.

All of these agendas primarily focused on the defamation and emasculation of the so-called black man.

To kill the hydra, you must attack the head.

manic matriarchy

“Keeping the Negro “in his place” can be translated as keeping the Negro male in his place: the female was not a threat to anyone.”
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

The crippling effects of slavery and targeted discrimination created the matriarchy that is so pervasive in the so-called black community.

The matriarchy is an essential cog in the machine used to socially-engineer black people towards self-destruction, and a direct consequence of the agenda against so-called black men.

From an anthropological perspective, the matriarchy is a product of the taboo fact that it is much easier to control women than men. A major part of the destruction of any culture is to instill women as vassal leaders because, in general, women are genetically predisposed to follow the strongest men. Despite modern feminist propaganda, strong men have, and always will be, the true leaders of society.

By removing the so-called black man from the home, the powers that be were easily able to control the women by appropriating the roles that the man is supposed to provide. This is where the welfare system and propaganda for women in the workplace came into play.

“The Breakdown of the Negro Family Has Led to a Startling Increase in Welfare Dependency.“

“Because in general terms Negro families have the largest number of children and the lowest incomes, many Negro fathers literally cannot support their families. Because the father is either not present, is unemployed, or makes such a low wage, the Negro woman goes to work. Fifty six percent of Negro women, age 25 to 64, are in the work force, against 42 percent of white women. This dependence on the mother’s income undermines the position of the father and deprives the children of the kind of attention, particularly in school maters, which is now a standard feature of middle-class upbringing.”
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

They have led black women to rely on governmental overlords as opposed to their kings, essentially paying women to be single.

If you’ve read my previous work, you’ll understand that on an esoteric level, the matriarchy is also meant to represent the satanic principle of the mother goddess and divine child, and serves as another social-engineering technique to guide so-called black people into accepting luciferian ideologies.

Understand that by controlling the women, they are also able to control their sons, and by eliminating the father, they are ensuring that the cycle repeats itself.

I want to make it clear that I’m not blaming women.

The women of any culture are simply a reflection of the men.

Yes, there was and still is an agenda against the so-called black man, but that doesn’t change the fact that men are supposed to be providers, protectors, and leaders regardless of the circumstances…

and far too many of us are failing at this.

peter pans

“Negro children without fathers flounder — and fail.“
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

As stated earlier, the traumatic racial events marring contemporary “black” history instilled a deep sense of fear and distrust within the women of the community. The trauma of seeing their men being physically and spiritually humiliated caused the maternal instincts of our women to go into overdrive.

To compensate, they became fearful and overbearing, attempting to shield their sons from the horrors of the cruel world.

Through these methods, the powers that be were able to kill two birds with one stone, destroying the image and masculinity of the strong so-called black man, while also ensuring that future generations of men would be stunted and smothered due to overprotective mothers.

Fathers are supposed to provide a counter, a balance, to the maternal, feminine nature.

Masculinity is about hard work, responsibility, and righteousness. By removing these factors from the home, young black boys were often at the mercy of inordinate feminine energy, looking to their mothers for guidance and direction.

“A fundamental fact of Negro American family life is the often reversed roles of husband and wife.“
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

This has led to the man-child archetype that is so pervasive in the “black” community.

Instead of leaders, we have a bunch of peter pans. A sea of lost boys.

Effeminized men. Men who never grew up. Men who have been shielded and misguided by their mothers. Taught to chase money, women, and fame as opposed to righteousness, stability, and fatherhood.

Any father not present in the home, not presiding over his family, is failing as a father.

Every other weekend is not enough. Once a week is not enough.

If you can’t provide for your family, then don’t have a kid. It’s that simple.

*The Urban Institute revisited The Moynihan Report back in 2010, showing the progressive degradation of the “black” family structure in recent decades.*

The aura around many so-called black men today wreaks of selfishness, entitlement, and victimization.

These traits are the antithesis of masculinity, and they are why so many of us have fallen into depravity and become bywords among the nations.

Like Cain, we have abandoned our purpose, and have been cursed as vagabonds.

But…

Like Cain, God has also promised to save and protect us.

And God never breaks his promises.

To end, take a look at this extremely long, but very powerful quote from E. Franklin Frazier.

“As the result of family disorganization a large proportion of Negro children and youth have not undergone the socialization which only the family can provide. The disorganized families have failed to provide for their emotional needs and have not provided the discipline and habits which are necessary for personality development.”

“Because the disorganized family has failed in its function as a socializing agency, it has handicapped the children in their relations to the institutions in the community. Moreover, family disorganization has been partially responsible for a large amount of juvenile delinquency and adult crime among Negroes.”

“Since the widespread family disorganization among Negroes has resulted from the failure of the father to play the role in family life required by American society, the mitigation of this problem must await those changes in the Negro and American society which will enable the Negro father to play the role required of him.”
E. Franklin Frazier, “Problems and Needs of Negro Children and Youth Resulting from Family Disorganization,” Journal of Negro Education, Summer 1960, pp. 276-277.

Everyone is waiting for you, so-called black man.

To become self-aware.

To see the error of your ways.

To put down the blunt and the bottle.

To be a better son, husband, and father.

To become the man you were meant to be.

I say this because I care.

Bye chance.