Island Disaster 1761 - France Left 160 Slaves on a Deserted Island for 15 Years

 

160 slaves were cruelly abandoned on a dangerous tiny island in 1761.

 

15 years later, only 7 women survived.

They kept the same fire burning every day of their ordeal.

Here's history's most insane survival story (the brutality will shock you to the core): pic.twitter.com/Pak25rhJ9n

— Mr. Jack (@MrJack6590) February 5, 2025

The story begins with an East India Company ship, L'Utile.

Its captain, Jean Lafargue, had illegally purchased Malagasy slaves from Madagascar.

His destination? The slave markets of Mauritius.

In the darkness of night, they sailed toward disaster... pic.twitter.com/nJwUie1aM6

— Mr. Jack (@MrJack6590) February 5, 2025

Eugenics is back, Y'all

 

This is the game: Tech billionaires want to replace Democracy, in which inalienable rights derive from citizenship, with "merit." The focus on DEI is eliding an antidemocratic shift in which rights are contingent on metrics like IQ tests & other types of data that can be… pic.twitter.com/prBuCMZsi1

— Briahna Joy Gray (@briebriejoy) February 5, 2025

Job Maseko: Hero!

Job Maseko, a WW2 hero, sank a NAZI ship with a bomb made from a tin can with condensed milk. He was denied the highest military decoration, due to his race.

A THREAD! pic.twitter.com/N3qxUDvVgJ

— AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY (@AfricanArchives) February 6, 2025

Remember This? Montgomery Alabama Brawl

 

🧢👋🏾 pic.twitter.com/gLklghCrGx

— ♔Prince Prosper☆us (@ProsperousPrnce) February 7, 2025

19th Century Racism Attempted to Be Built On Science

 

The truth about white people it’s impossible for them to be superior. We are actually the children of God.💯🖐🏾 pic.twitter.com/qrLPqhSxJO

— Minister Of Information (@RAISRAEL2) January 30, 2025❤

Truth is no race is superior to another!

Why Does It Seem Always Start With Concentration Camps?

 

Did you know that this country had slave camp like long after slavery ended for Black people. For children, black children. pic.twitter.com/IfidlwdSns

— Don Salmon (@dijoni) January 31, 2025

Quote of the Day: Interview from an African Woman

  

"Since we met you people 500 years ago, look at us; we've given everything; you're still taking..." pic.twitter.com/2gyAGO5iKk

— African Hub (@AfricanHub_) January 26, 2025

How did they get this on Prime Time?

 

"Racism is built into the DNA of America..." pic.twitter.com/cXuXZ1JAuR

— Kentah Gwanjez (@GWANJEZ) January 29, 2025

Jack Johnson - Heavy-Weight Boxing Woeld Champion

 

Here is the first black man to become a heavyweight boxing champion name Jack Johnson, he fought through an entire system. pic.twitter.com/KKYo0RoCKF

— Typical African (@Joe__Bassey) January 29, 2025

Jewish Texts to Consider

The Nephilim, rooted in Canaanite tradition, are depicted as ancient rulers and sometimes giants in the Bible. Their connection to the flood narrative is debated. The Books of Maccabees describe the Jewish revolt led by Judas Maccabeus against Hellenistic forces, emphasizing divine intervention, faith, and resurrection, which influenced early Christian beliefs. Additionally, the third book recounts the oppression and miraculous deliverance of Jews in Egypt under Ptolemy IV, showcasing divine protection and the ultimate justice of God. These texts showcase the resilience and spiritual convictions of the Jewish and early Christian communities.

Early Christians Did Worship Jesus as God

Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered a significant discovery that sheds light on early Christian beliefs in Jesus's divinity. This finding, considered the greatest Christian discovery since the Dead Sea Scrolls, involves a large mosaic depicting Jesus with the loaves and fishes, dating back over a century before the Council of Nicaea. The mosaic indicates that early Christians worshiped Jesus as God long before it was legally recognized by the Roman Empire. The discovery supports scriptural evidence, such as Thomas referring to Jesus as "My Lord and my God," and underscores the theological belief that Jesus's divine nature was essential for his sacrifice to be effective for humanity's salvation.

Quote of the Day: Mr Woodhouse

 

BREAKING: The U.S. Air Force has reportedly removed a video about the legendary Tuskegee Airmen—trailblazing Black pilots of WWII—from its basic training curriculum at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, following Trump’s executive order banning (DEI) across the federal government.… pic.twitter.com/nhyKWIXrWQ

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) January 25, 2025

White Supresmist Mindset

"White Americans will reject social programs if they think large numbers of Black people will benefit from them." pic.twitter.com/CA6G1hOBkp

— Kentah Gwanjez (@GWANJEZ) January 26, 2025

Quote of the Day: Muhammad Ali

 

"The preacher in the church taught us that the devil was up under the ground...this white devil in America was worse because he burned us while we was alive." pic.twitter.com/3kURe4j5uy

— Kentah Gwanjez (@GWANJEZ) January 25, 2025

Quote of the Day: William Tyndale

 

Abu Bakari II Beat Christopher Columbus by Centuries

 

West Africans who reached America before Columbus. pic.twitter.com/qpte1YjOvS

— Typical African (@Joe__Bassey) January 25, 2025

A 500 Year-old Hair-style Still Slays & Eats

 

"Would you travel to a village in Ghana just to get a 500 year old hairstyle?" pic.twitter.com/oqEnH1JSZa

— 🟥SANGO'S✊🏿WRATH🟩 (@DetroitBabalawo) January 24, 2025

Quotes of the Day: Batman

 

"Ladies and Gentlemen. You have eaten well. You've eaten Gotham's wealth, it's spirit. You're feast is nearly over. From this moment on...none of you are safe.”
—Batman Year One (2011)
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— sabrina 🦇 (@nightwaynes) January 25, 2025

Quote of Day: Martin Luther King, Jr

 

“We are coming to get our check.” - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. pic.twitter.com/GOrpmUa0nE

— Nina Turner (@ninaturner) January 20, 2025

Quote of the Day: Martin Luther King, Jr

 

In under two minutes, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. calls out America's injustice and hypocrisy towards Black Americans (Freedmen) and the debt, reparations, that is owed to us. pic.twitter.com/sOGFosXJIq

— MarcelForCongress (@Marcel4Congress) January 20, 2025