Blacks and/or/vs Albinos

**NotAPretender** · 7th May 2019, 18:08

interesting points, DT...

One of the things that became obvious to me early on (high school) that even the 'others' are unwilling and unable to join forces. More examples of the clueless actively working against each other.

**Aianawa** · 5th August 2019, 07:18

Of interest enough to add here >

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN2E3hs2ktM

**Chester** · 5th August 2019, 17:03

If the planet is controlled by a sub group within humanity which some like to refer to as "the elite" and, if so, is this sub group ensconced in the "religion" known as Luciferianism (as some believe to be the religion of "the illuminati" (another word that is used to point to this same sub group)... see this post over at PA of Angelina Jolie's video when she was 23) then I wonder what might be the "racial" makeup of this group?

Please read carefully my next sentence so you understand how I am using the term "racial."

I am using the term "racial makeup" - I prefer to use the term "DNA commonality of genes relevant to one's psycho/spiritual heredity" and not all non-relevant factors such as skin color, hair type and color, etc. - as it would be broken down by actual DNA linkage to a "truthful" past.

I ask this because I think it would be interesting to know if that actual racial makeup was reflective of the current global reality or, if skewed in any way, which direction? In addition, if skewed, how much is the imbalance?

Bottom line - I would like to know percentages for both the current global reality and the Luciferian elite as to actual DNA makeup.

**Aianawa** · 5th August 2019, 22:39

Mmmmm feel we volunteered then hand selected, feel we have done this before many times hence our selection, the less than 1% may be the actual solution and need for this petrie dish.

**Chester** · 5th August 2019, 23:06

Originally posted by Aianawa

Mmmmm feel we volunteered then hand selected, feel we have done this before many times hence our selection, the less than 1% may be the actual solution and need for this petrie dish.

The view I like to take is that "I," as a soul, play (at the very least) a co-creative role as to "that" which I appear to incarnate within. Having said that, the vehicle within which one might (at least) "co-choose" to incarnate within may very well have genetic influences that make the choice a challenge. Yet also, I could see souls that, at their current location in their eternal* soul journey might favor a view that emulates degrees of sociopathy and/or psychopathy and/or narcissism and/or megalomania and/or savior complex who then might at least co-choose to incarnate in a vehicle within a lineage that provides advantage such as wealth or status or culture or location of birth and then various other types of externals such as skin color or gender, etc.

And so I do chose to view my incarnation as a choice (volunteered) yet within a set of circumstances that could on the one hand provide additional challenge and yet on another hand could appear advantageous. Still, once a soul enters the game (the material realm game I mean), the hand they choose to be dealt, how the cards fall for the rest of the players and then all the new hands one plays after that first one make the game quite interesting, yes? Certainly not boring.

*eternal if desired, as I choose to believe a soul could choose to merge into eternal Oneness at some point in their journey.

**Aianawa** · 10th August 2019, 09:16

Nice view indeed Sammy.

**Aianawa** · 10th August 2019, 09:30

As for Black USA Indians > Dane goes into this >

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKdbZglu1jU

**NotAPretender** · 10th August 2019, 14:12

Interesting story but it is a conflation of 'the one drop test' and the concept of 'Indigenous'. What is the definition of 'indigenous', in this case, Native Americans. Are mestizos indigenous or something else. I can pretty categorically state that indigenous people from the United States do not define 'mestizos' as native american, anymore than European Americans consider 'mestizos' European due to their heritage. It isn't by its nature a bad thing to explore such issues as in this video but it doesn't paint a realistic picture of history. It just confuses the legacy of slavery and the legacy of European colonialism of Native Americans. A positive for descendants of slaves but not much else.

**Elen** · 11th August 2019, 09:11

Nobody can actually claim to know that our history is true...we have forgotten and lost contact with the story-tellers. All we have now is "his story."

**Dreamtimer** · 11th August 2019, 13:39

At modern pow-wows, it can be difficult to be recognized as native and thus be welcomed to dance or drum when you're half black. I've known several folks who have difficultly, essentially because they look black.

The whole blood quantum thing was just as much of a mess as was the one drop rule.

Bogus and confusing. DNA tests have not been used as a replacement. They end up adding more confusion because the metric used for so long was so different.

**NotAPretender** · 11th August 2019, 14:02

True enough, DT...

At the same time it is sad...I think anyone should be asked and allowed to drum...really, why, oh why do we insist on division...Isn't 'Oneness' the goal...lol...only in the mind's fantastical musings.