Posts

Remembering Oscarville: A Forgotten Tragedy and Its Lessons on Racial Injustice

Image
Why do we, as Americans, often forget the important aspects of our history? We all share similar goals: to earn a living, maintain our health, and take care of our families. Yet, some seem intent on sowing division and destruction. Take, for example, the history of Oscarville, Georgia, now submerged under Lake Lanier. Despite this, some still stereotype Black people as dangerous. Consider the tragic events that befell Oscarville in 1912. A white woman was found dead, and in the ensuing hysteria, a white mob accused Black residents without evidence, leading to the lynching of several innocent Black men and the violent expulsion of the entire Black community from the area. Such incidents were perpetrated by groups like the Ku Klux Klan and the Night Riders, whose brutal actions left a bloody mark on history. These murderers, driven by racial hatred, forced out or killed countless innocent people. Knowing this, why would anyone want to align themselves with those who deny or minimize such
Post a Comment
Read more

Unveiling Suspicious Activity: A Close Look at Staged Evidence Caught on Camera

Image
A few years back, my brother and his friends were hanging out, chatting with some acquaintances. We had already noticed some vehicles passing by multiple times. As you’ll see in the video, a young man at the front of the yard noticed someone jump out of a vehicle and took off. While this was happening, all the other cameras in the house shut off, except for the one on the left side of the house, which operates on a different frequency box and remained active. If you pay attention, you’ll see him standing on the sidewalk, then going back to his van to retrieve something white. He walks into the yard and exchanges words with an older guy who’s standing there. He quickly checks a vehicle and then appears to plant something white inside. Although I can’t show you the entire video due to its size, you’ll see him discovering the item in the vehicle, picking it up, and saying, “Look what I found.” This incident was the only thing reported to the police, and it’s clear that he staged it himsel
Post a Comment
Read more

The Real Cost of Living: From Birth to Death

Image
Senseless murders are happening everywhere, killing innocent people, including babies, mothers, and fathers. Society has become savage, with people killing for TVs and fame or due to racism. Maybe we need to go back to harsher punishments to deter crime. In the US, cities often displace residents they can’t control, shutting down neighborhoods and raising rents, which forces people to move. Meanwhile, investors buy up property, leaving no affordable places to live. Many end up with criminal records and can’t find jobs, perpetuating a cycle of crime and poverty. You’re fighting the wrong war by harming each other. The real enemy benefits from this chaos. Social media distracts us, but we need to wake up and unite for the sake of humanity. Many people ignore the truth until tragedy hits home. You won't understand pain until it affects your own family. By then, it's too late. You get what you put out. We should all stand together without violence, political debate, discrimination,
Post a Comment
Read more

When the Government Lies

Image
The US government is lying to us, and we know it because some things don't add up. People try to get you to listen, like the information below. This information is by  Anthony Marro Governments, at times, mislead the public through official deceptions, half-truths, and outright lies. This imposition creates significant challenges for the press, requiring journalists to navigate a landscape where truth is often obscured. Notable examples include: 1957: Eisenhower’s Stroke President Dwight Eisenhower, after a heart attack and surgery, experienced a stroke. Initially, the press was told he had “a chill.” It took 24 hours before the nation learned the truth about his serious condition. When they already knew what was going on! 1971: Kissinger on India-Pakistan Henry Kissinger assured the press that the U.S. was not anti-Indian during the India-Pakistan war. However, a leaked transcript revealed President Nixon’s insistence on supporting Pakistan, contradicting Kissinger’s public statem
Post a Comment
Read more

The American Paradox: Racism, Inequality, and the Illusion of Freedom

Image
In America, we often resort to violent behavior and bullying without talking things through to understand the root of the issue. We jump to conclusions without assessing the situation, leading to numerous senseless murders and crimes against fellow citizens. If there’s no weapon involved, it’s better to walk away. Anger blinds us to the humanity in others until it's too late. You don't want to face the legal consequences and prison time. In discussing ethnic groups, it's clear we, as Black Americans, shouldn't have to explain racial differences to our children. I remember my parents teaching my siblings and me that we couldn't do everything white people do. As children, we struggled to make sense of this disparity, especially when TV depicted a different reality. America often fails to treat us as equals; sometimes, animals are treated better. The media often portrays us as criminals and thugs, ignoring that every ethnic group has its share of criminals. If you'
Post a Comment
Read more

Only in America 🇺🇸

Image
  Dear American citizens, We have all been part of a grand deception, and we continue to participate in it. Our entire lives are built on lies. Why, you ask? Because our government has been lying to us for years, and we've allowed it by distracting ourselves with social media, TV, racism, and money. They have a grand agenda, and we’re not included in it. Let me explain. They’ve been lying to us since the first person learned to read. They control what we read, watch, and eat. Don’t get lost in the distractions. Remember the time before cell phones? People stood for something. There were whistleblowers, and many of us called them crazy. You might be calling me crazy now. They gave us Hollywood, which has been bringing evil into our homes for years. Even if you don’t have a TV, living in the United States means it's already in your home. Social media has infected us, especially our children. It shapes our reality. Those ads you see? They play a big part in your daily life. They t
Post a Comment
Read more