On Mr. Lynch

[Aaron (Al) Lewis]

About the Willie Lynch letter.

While I think I understand the author's intent I don't think the real author thought through the unintended consequences of his fictitious letter supposedly written by a man in 1712. First off the time precedes the labeling by some 83 years. For more information on that you may want to attend, A Case For Race II on July 17, 2010, at the University of Memphis.
It is apparent, to me at least, that the real author was probably a person of color who was trying to get so called black people to think about their conditioning and behaviors. What the letter concludes in fact has been a reality, but it is extremely doubtful that the any one man could amass, experiment with and true up and implement all that information in one lifetime.

Thus the unintended consequences and this is where the author totally misread a huge portion of his intended audience - so called black people is what the letter didn't do. How would he know that part of the reaction to his letter from the people he wanted to help was that they would ascribe preternatural powers to the fictional character Lynch. rather than study the impact of the various techniques highlighted therein and devise antidotes to the things that are outlined in the so called treatise?

Some readers became transfixed with the mental acumen of the author and then start argument supporting his existence rather than study the underlying factor of how it would have been possible for him to know all of that information in the first place. Of course this is predictable when you consider the receivers of the message, a people so convinced of their own inferiority they will cling to any words from their oppressors as if they (the words) were the words of God.

I rest my case.

[Clifford Black]

This is how people behave when they are under the "belief" that they have been created as the (or in the) image of their creator.......

[Clifford Black]

People who 'belive' in white supremacy love to say,
If you'r white u alright
If you'r brown, stick around.
But, if u black, git back.
Git back nig......

[Clifford Black]

We have proof that a number of people have seen this thread. I wonder why there is no conversation going on about this information.

B.