> The Asian invasion of Egypt
>
> Egypt once formed part of the north-eastern region of Ethiopia. The first
> people to be called Egyptians were half African, half-Asian who were
> largely
> hostile to their Black mothers.
>
> This attitude stemmed from an opportunistic desire to identify with and
> become part of the new power elite of the conquerors. Williams writes:
>
> "The scheme of weakening the Blacks by turning their half-white brothers
> against them cannot be over emphasized.these Black mothers remained slaves
> while their Mulatto sons and daughters were born free and classified as
> white."
>
> However, some Blacks colluded with the Asians and freely gave up their
> daughters as gifts, destined to become concubines, appeasing the invaders
> while African villages were raided for women to be exported to Asia.
>
> The Africans took a firm stand in Egypt, making it 'Two lands' as Sudan is
> today, with the Arabs and coloured Arabs in the north and Africans in the
> south - to escape white and coloured oppression.
>
> In the period of ancient history Africans fought back in a long series of
> wars to regain their ancient homeland along the Mediterranean. Records as
> early as the end of the fourth millennium BC and before the first dynasty
> in
> Egypt show a great African victory over the Asians in the north.
>
> The African King Menes defeated the Asians and united all of Egypt under
> African rule at the beginning of the historic First Dynasty. The most
> significant part of Black African history developed in Egypt.
>
> "The racial conflict in Sudan is a present-day continuity of the ancient
> struggle between the invaders and the invaded."
>
> There were countless struggles between Africans, Mulattoes and Asians in
> ancient times. Africans succeeded at times, but eventually lost all of
> Egypt.
>
> Ancient Nubia, between the First and Sixth Cataracts is where Africans
> developed the great civilization but invaders appropriated Africa's
> creations as their own.
>
> Blacks in Southern Ethiopia were hostile towards Afro-Asians because they
> did not consider them to be true Africans because they were "a mixed breed
> of many races."
>
> The Black Africans were proud of their dark skin, an attitude which
> derived
> from their religious beliefs.
>
> They considered themselves to be 'children of the sun' blessed with
> blackness by the Sun God himself and thus protected from its fiery rays.
> Their blackness was considered to be a blessing and an honour.
>
> "Africans battled the invading Asians decade after decade and century
> after
> century until their resistance to conquest and enslavement extended for
> over
> four thousand years."
>
> Eventually in Sudan in 652 AD a peace treaty was signed between Arabs and
> Blacks.
>
>
>
>
> Slavery in Egypt
>
>
> After the great white slave revolt in 1250 AD, Africa became the exclusive
> hunting ground for black slaves.
> The coming of the Caucasian whether from Asia or Europe, whether in the
> name
> of peace, trade.no matter what pretext they came in it meant the
> destruction
> of the highly advanced civilization of the Blacks and their total
> degradation as a people
>
> Dr Chancellor Williams
> In 1272 AD, Shakandu, nephew of the Black King of Makuria and impatient
> heir
> to the throne, colluded with the Arab Sultan of Egypt to invade his own
> country in order to expedite his ascendancy to the throne.
>
> After the invasion, the Black kingdoms in Sudan were divided into two
> sectors: the Sultan took the northern part, while the Blacks were
> pressured
> into smaller areas in southern Sudan. Muslim rule now extended beyond
> Egypt
> into Sudan.
>
> Black leadership struggles for personal power went before the welfare of
> their own people and leaders were quite willing to surrender their
> subjects
> to the Arabs in exchange for high office.
>
> In ancient times slavery was not race-driven. Whites, blacks or browns
> were
> all enslaved if they were captured. The Arabs created strong slave armies,
> the white army being called the Mamelukes.
>
> In 1250 AD the great revolt of the Mamelukes against the Turks and Arabs
> ended the enslavement of whites and changed the course of history.
>
> The murderous onslaughts of the white slaves against their masters was so
> shocking that after this efforts were solely concentrated on the
> enslavement
> of Blacks. From this moment on, Africa became the exclusive hunting ground
> for slaves.
>
> "That great change in human history when only Blacks were enslaved led to
> the general degradation of a whole people.
>
> The way was now open and easy for all the relevant branches of science and
> scholarship to proclaim theories on the inherent inferiority of Blacks."
>
> Whether displaced through slavery in Asia, Europe, South America, USA or
> the
> Caribbean, the essential links with Black people's past history was broken
> and all knowledge of Africa's former greatness lost.
>
> "The coming of the Caucasian whether from Asia or Europe, whether in the
> name of peace, trade.no matter what pretext they came in it meant the
> destruction of the highly advanced civilization of the Blacks and their
> total degradation as a people."
>
> Egypt was the major slave exchange centre in Africa. Nubia (northern
> Sudan)
> was the chief source of supply for slaves as well as the main source of
> gold, ivory, ostrich feathers and precious metals.
>
>
> next
>
> herioc Ancestor Williams states that Blacks must know and face their true
> enemy and hear what his proposed solutions are.
>
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