Genocide By Any Other Name... : ...Is Still Genocide

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by  Ntwadumayla Nkosi Mundari

‘GENOCIDE BY ANY OTHER
NAME…
…IS STILL GENOCIDE’
A COLLECTION OF PAPERS,
ARTICLES AND
PRESENTATIONS BY--
NTWADUMAYLA NKOSI
MUNDARI, M.A.
(JERRY LORINCE JORDAN)
(COPYRIGHT)
GENOCIDE BY ANY OTHER NAME….IS STILL
GENOCIDE
By N.NKOSI MUNDARI, M.A.
(JERRY L. JORDAN)
Copyright June, 2012 N. Nkosi Mundari (Jerry L. Jordan) All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any
means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any
information storage and retrieval system, without prior permission in writing
from the publisher. Brief quotations may be used in literary reviews.
ISBN: 978-1-62209-251-2
First printing: October, 2012 – 750 copies Printed in the USA by – Whitehall
Printing Co. 4244 Corporate Sq. Naples, Florida 34104 800-321-9290
Cover concept by Nkosi Mundari Nkosi Mundari
Chicago, Ill.
[email protected]
DEDICATION PAGE
This book is dedicated to the African people.
It is dedicated to our Ancestors, to all present day Africans and those Africans
yet unborn.
It is dedicated to the struggle, to those who have given their lives, their time and
their support.
It is dedicated to those who are true to themselves and have embraced the critical
importance of personal change; change that reflects African thought, behavior,
appearance and belief.
All in the face of other Brothers and Sisters (loved ones included) who have yet
to make a change or simply refuse to change.
To those who made the necessary personal changes that reflect African
Consciousness, African Centeredness and African Commitment.
It takes true courage and commitment to ‘stand strong’ when the overwhelming
majority of your people continue to be locked into self-destructive behaviors.
Remember:
‘It is a true warrior, who will follow truth no matter where it may lead.’
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to all those who have
supported me in this work. To my parents for years of nurturing and proper
guidance and for being directly responsible for me being here, thank you to my
daughter Pharah (Venus), who always believed in her Dad. To my wife Nzinga
for her patience, input, feedback, proofreading, encouragement and for being a
sounding board for my many thoughts, to my wife Amenze, for her patience,
support, for lending an ear to many hours of vocalizing my thoughts and her
unflinching faith in this effort, to my Brothers Akintunde (Adrian), Khai
(Tyrone), Muntaga (Dale) and Kheti (Mark) for being my Brothers.
I am indebted to Dr. Batu Shakari – Founder and Director of the African World
Research Institute, Chicago, IL, for his mentoring, logistical support, input and
encouragement. I also want to thank Dr. Katherine Helm – Director of the
Psychology dept. at Lewis University, Romeoville, IL, for seeing something
more in me, her words of encouragement and for pushing me. I would be
remissed if I did not announce my gratitude for those whose names I have not
mentioned. Please forgive me. Your thoughts, words of encouragement and
belief in this effort do not go unappreciated – Thank You.
And finally, to those who were non-supportive(In the most ‘politically correct’
way of course), to those who would say this effort is a needless waste of time, to
those who would say that I was short-sighted and uninformed, to those who are
embarrassed by it, or those who would minimize me as ‘just an angry Black
man’, or those who would say -‘that was in the past’, to those who see
integration and assimilation as the correct course of action, to those who would
shake their heads in disdain, and look down their self-righteous noses with
indignation at me; and then turn to their god to ask him to make me, somehow,‘
see the error of my ways’. To you - I say thank you - for being the major
challenge that made this project worth it. You’ve confirmed and validated the
need for the work.
INTRODUCTION
The information in this book is a collection of ‘Presentations, Papers and
Articles by N. Nkosi Mundari. Genocide is the subject at hand and not just any
old Genocide, but the act of Genocide that Europeans have unleashed against the
African world. It is with the greatest urgency that the information, herein, is
presented to the African people for their analysis, internalization and
implementation. We are at ‘Death’s Door’ and time is no allie.
Collectively, over the years, we have ignored those who have sacrificed their
lives, careers and families, in some cases, trying to ‘wake-up’, the fast asleep
African people. Our enemies find solace in the fact that, the overwhelming
majority of African people will ignore their own Brothers and Sisters who bring
them the truth. This is a direct result of five-hundred years of deeply imbedded
enemy-fear and profound self-hatred, with its genesis in the very ‘Scientific
Slave Making’ process.
I challenge my Brothers and Sisters to first – read this book in its entirety and
secondly – if you dare - read it twice, and thirdly – respond to the “Challenge’
chapter in the book.
One of the powers that we have is the power of ‘Choice’. With this power, we
can choose to continue to ignore life-giving information and remain steadfast on
our ‘Death March’ into extinction, or we can choose to make the necessary
personal changes in the hope of a thriving future for our yet unborn African
children.
Let each of us be unafraid and look deep inside ourselves for that morsel of
common sense and for the ability to be open-minded to any and all information.
FORWARD
Genocide (i.e., the deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, national,
ethnic or religious group) is the single most important and urgent problem facing
the African World today. The evidence is all around us that we are the targets of
a European-created and European-controlled genocidal process that is
systematically annihilating African people all over the world, yet there are very
few voices among us who dare stand-up and take on the challenge of opening
our eyes to the global death-trap that we’ve been maneuvered into. Most of us
prefer to write about other less disturbing subjects other than genocide, because
genocide is not a subject that one can simply talk about – it’s one that demands
action on the part of those being put to death. Sbai Ntwadumayla Nkosi
Mundari, in writing this great revolutionary work “Genocide By Any Other
Name…Is Still Genocide”, is adding his voice to the list of those who are
warning African People of the danger that is upon us, and giving us invaluable
insight into what we must do to halt the process. Sbai Mundari does a masterful
job of laying to rest any of the illusions held by us. For example, one of the most
deadly assaults upon the chains that keep us enslaved and easy targets for
genocide is his analysis of religion. He informs us that our acceptance of the
foreign religious doctrines of Christianity, Islam and Judaism is playing a major
role in keeping us the passive victims of foreign domination and control. There
is no way any nation of people can be systematically annihilated all over the
globe without their cooperation. African people are cooperating with those who
are destroying us, and our belief in the foreign religions of our enemies is one of
the principle means by which they have secured our cooperation.
Every Sunday, here in America and throughout the world, we find millions upon
millions of African people attending the religious services and declaring our
faith in the religions of our conquerors. It is in theses institution that we are
taught to love our enemies, turn the other cheek, forgive those who misuse and
abuse us, rely on God/Allah/Yahweh for our protection, etc. We are taught that
we are incapable of solving our own problems in life, and therefore we must let
go and let God solve our problems for us – which makes and keeps us the perfect
victims of other nations to dominate, control and destroy. Sbai Mundari does an
excellent job of driving this point home to us.
It is extremely important that we make the connection between our present-day
enslavement to Europeans and their decision to target us for genocide.
We need to be clear: The ultimate end to which enslavement leads is
annihilation. Most of us think that slavery is a permanent state. We think that
Europeans are going to continue to feed us, house us, clothe us, educate us,
employ us, heal us, etc., into the infinite future. But nothing could be further
from the truth. Nations choose to keep other nations enslaved only as long as
they are a greater asset than a liability. In other words, the point at which an
enslaved people become “a useless and unwanted liability” is the point at which
they become targets of genocide. African people have reached this point in the
eyes of Europeans, and the rising death toll among African people throughout
the world at the hands of Europeans via their drugs, their alcohol, their birth
control methods, their AIDS virus, etc., attests to their reality. And let us be
clear: African people are slaves to Europeans, because as long as we remain
totally dependent upon Europeans for all of our wants and needs in life, and they
continue to control virtually every aspect of our lives in terms of our social,
economic, intellectual, spiritual, technological and military reality – we are their
slaves. Again, Sbai Mundari does a superb job of underscoring this fact.
The African World is in dire need of revolutionary scholars. We have more than
our share of European-trained negro so-called scholars who do nothing more
than promote the cause of global white supremacy. We must start doing the
serious work of building our own educational institutions, so we can produce the
revolutionary scholars necessary for us to achieve Our Liberation.
We must lay to rest the illusion that Europeans are going to teach us how to
liberate ourselves from them, because it’s not going to happen. Sbai Mundari
indicates in his book that he earned several degrees from European institutions,
but these degrees only serve to enhance his already advanced revolutionary
scholarship. These are the types of scholars (and leaders) that the African World
sorely needs, and it warms my revolutionary soul to see the evidence of it
materializing in works such as this. Sbai Mundari has produced a monumental
work here that covers a whole lot of ground, and promises to open a whole lot of
eyes. Read, be enlightened, and then join with those among us who are doing the
serious work of securing Our Liberation.
Dr. Batu A. Shakari,
Director African World Research Institute
February 2012
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE
COPYRIGHT PAGE
DEDICATION PAGE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PAGE
INTRODUCTION
FORWARD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT THE COVER
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
BIBLIOGRAPHY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE - GENOCIDE BY ANY OTHER NAME…IS STILL
GENOCIDE
CHAPTER TWO - ON THE SUBJECT OF DEATH
CHAPTER THREE - THINK!
CHAPTER FOUR - THE POWER OF BELIEF
CHAPTER FIVE - SLAVERY
CHAPTER SIX - THE CRUSADES
CHAPTER SEVEN - WAS JESUS BLACK?
CHAPTER EIGHT - JESUS OF NAZARETH/A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
CHAPTER I - THE GREAT WAR
CHAPTER J - UNITE OR PERISH
CHAPTER K - CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION I
CHAPTER L - CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION II
CHAPTER M - NATURE AND THE BUTTERFLY
CHAPTER N - LESSONS OF SURVIVAL
CHAPTER O - A NATURE’S WALK
CHAPTER P - WARFARE/FROM 3000BC FORWARD
CHAPTER Q - ECONOMICS 101
CHAPTER R - AFRICAN FAMILYHOOD
CHAPTER 19 - AFRICAN GODDESS
CHAPTER 20 - REPARATIONS/A COWARDS MOVE
CHAPTER 21 - AN EDITORIAL
CHAPTER 22 - TRUTH
CHAPTER 23 - THE CHALLENGE
CHAPTER X - NATIVE AMERICANS
CHAPTER Y - CONCRETE EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER Z - FAMILY THERAPY
CHAPTER Z1 - MULTICULTURALISM - 2005
CHAPTER Z2 - NKOSI-ISMS OR ‘SOMETHING NKOSI WOULD SAY’
CHAPTER Z3 - THE HOLY PRAYER OF THE ANKH