That Nigga's Crazy

[Clifford Black]

This is a response to the forum question: If a large number of so-called Black People are under and uneducated how then can it be explained how some of these folk can become the top professionals and the leaders of so-called blacks in the United States of America?

Looking Back
At those who said
“That nigga’s crazy”

In high school, on a cold December day, an argument begins because I made a statement that went like this “Alexander Pushkin, was a negro”
The name Pushkin had come up in an English literature class, but the textbook had not mentioned anything about Pushkin being a person of colour. In the 1960’s if nothing was said about the complexion of a person, that is mentioned in a historical article, then it was assumed (and still is) that the person that is being written or talked about is a so-called white person. I remember the words, “nigga, there ain't no such thang as a colored Russian”.
That same attitude, more or less, is still around today. I have mentioned this fact about Pushkin in lectures and seminars and I have had to suffer so-called educated Black people walking out in a huff muttering “that nigga’s just making that shit up”.

I am talking about teachers and superintendents of school districts. I’m talking about college professors and heads of the departments of black studies programs. I am definitely talking about civil righters and the decendents of slaves. I am talking about those who have been mis-educated so that they can be counted on to under-educate those folk that must be controlled in order for the construct to continue the status quo of as IT IS. And, as it is, SO, it is supposed TO BE.

Before you continue reading this blog-note please look in the wickapedia library and read the page about Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.

Now that the so-called white man’s technology is publishing the information, so-called Black People, not only, will not argue the fact, but will behave like they already were aware of this knowledge. I can remember how I would try to introduce to my peers the information about Pushkin’s great grandfather who was a ward of Peter the Great, a Russian Czar. Look this up also when you find Pushkin on wickapedia. The ancestor of Pushkin was Alexander Hannibal or at least that is how I had learned the name as a child in the 1950’s. As age and time passed and upon more study I would later learn that his name was also translated as Alexander Gannibal. The Russian General and architect, A. Hannibal (Gannibal), builder of bridges was considered to be one of the great Noblemen of the Russian Empire. This person was the great grandfather of Alexander Pushkin, the father of Russian Literature. And now since wickapedia is posting this information I guess I can get the last laugh.
If you are interested in learning more about these attitudes of powerless so-called Blacks,
Leave a comment and I will try to tell some of the stories about living among the under and mis-educated, as they were being groomed for their present jobs at CNN and as black teachers and spokes-persons.
Cliff Black
Copyright 2009

[Clifford Black]

I am still waiting on the one to find this post.

B.

[Clifford Black]

Since it is that time of year maybe we should review this post!

B.

[Clifford Black]

@Alexis---why is this an intriguing post?

[Alexis Wilson]

This post is intriguing. 

[Clifford Black]

Over the weekend I witnessed those same people who used to holla that N's crazy now cash in on the information and even suggest that this thought is so very new---There is a reason to 'BE CAREFUL'.

[Clifford Black]

To all concerned relatives of the RED-PILL network-Hear ME CALLING-is a song on the playlist that you may want to listen to with great attention and hear this-IT IS NOW TIME TO GO BACK AND LOOK AT THE EDUCATION FORUM TAB FIND THE THREAD ABOUT UNDER AND UNEDUCATED AND MISEDUCATED LEADERS LEADING THE WAY.

B.

[Clifford Black]

I think this---those few people, like you two brothers, are the inspiration that allows me to inhale for one more day.

B.

[Lumumba Ali]

This is a struggle that continues..Aluta Continua, all of these instances of the mis-educated vs the educated are stories that not all of us can share...some of us are the mis-educated, and the stories we tell will be the "me vs the I", I learn from these stories because I can see the error in so called research through the examples you layout in your journey of liberating your mind...continue.

[Nevarmore]

I, personally have witnessed Principals, PHDs, Teachers, Bishops, Harvard MBAs and a host of other professional people when presented with this type of information act as if they already knew or were in denial that they didn't know. I know that is a function of the ego or just plain shame because they didn't know. I can understand that. I went through and still find myself going through my own barriers to learning though admitting I don't know something or don't know how to know something is not one of them. That in and of itself does not omit me from having the problem it's just I have worked past the initial issues of my ego barriers not allowing me to say, "I don't know."

The story of the reaction by Negroes to the idea that Pushkin was a Negro touches somewhat on my original question. How do the un and under educated rise to the top? I just don't mean so called black people, but people in general. This does bring to mind the deeper message of Ayn Rand's book, Atlas Shrugged, when the true thinkers, innovators, creators and titans of industry and business all disappeared and left the country to be ran by the mediocre and mundane neardowell hangers on.

This also shows up in most organizations. Someone, usually one person, has a good idea and after it gets to rolling others highjack it as if it was their own, but somehow lose the intent of what it could have evolved to.
Hey I think I am answering my own question. I'll leave it at that for now.

What do you think?