Whats happening to Black people-The white Psychological Warfare against Black people.

[TheNubianWarrior]

What is the source of the intensification of internalized racism, loss of motivation, profound disunity, and present confused outlook so prevalent in today’s Black America ? Moreover, can the core problem be somehow still connected to White racism?
When presented with the question of why, given that by all apparent measures racism in the United States has significantly declined, is today’s generation of African Americans so plagued by persistent disparities the common response has been to take the position that the core problem lies totally with Blacks themselves. But is it really totally the fault of Blacks themselves or is there possibly more going on behind the scenes?

While ignoring all facts that conflict with their own racist conceptions and accepting no ownership or blame for the persistent noted disparities among its Black population that still exist in the face of opportunities that are now available America’s White social critics have most often responded with a self congratulatory tone stating that with racism no longer a significant problem in America, clearly the problem then stems from an innate racial difference of intelligence or negative pathologies embedded within the Black culture itself. But are these premises correct -- that the problem actually stems from something about Black people themselves?
Although tragically many Blacks themselves have come to accept them, the emerging evidence does not support the White racist view that the persistent disparities among African American are the result of any purportedly unequal, innate human capacities of the Black race. Such assertions are racist and totally inaccurate because many of the disparities that now exist among African Americans are contemporary ones that appeared only after integration and the abolishedment of Jim Crow legalized racism and are not consistent with the history of African Americans.
The White premise -now sadly also accepted among many Blacks--that there exists an innate proclivity for divisiveness among African Americans is totally inaccurate because the present disparities are, for the most part, modern phenomenons that are inconsistent with the history of African Americans. Such as for example in regard to present profound disunity among African Americans. While perhaps difficult to believe today, Black unity (Umoja) was historically, the cornerstone of the African American community and a crucial factor in their survival for more than four-hundred years of White racial oppression. It is credited for the success of the Underground Railroad system that secretly led to the escape of hundreds of African slaves to the North. Black unity and cohesion also contributed to the survival of millions of African Americans not only during slavery, but also during the aftermath of brutal Jim-Crow era lynching and through the financially crippling years of the United States ’ great depression era. Black unity was the most significant factor in the success of the 1960's civil right movement. The remarkable degree of unity among African Americans then was made evident by the brilliant organization and mobilizations of mass bus boycotts, marches, freedom riders, and sit ins that were peacefully conducted through the unified protest of civil disobedience. These methods of civil disobedience gave the world images of African Americans being violently attacked by Whites and not violently responding to them in return. These images touched the hearts and consciences of others, gaining national and global support eventually leading to America ’s abandonment of blatant and legalized forms of Jim Crow racism. The degree of unity and organization demonstrated among African Americans then was extraordinary and arguably remains unrivaled by any other group in the history of America .
Regarding the prevalence of Black self-hatred commonly displayed today, clearly this is a modern problem as opposed to Black ethnic pride which was more pronounced in the 1960's. Then the favorable fashion was the dashiki and the preferred hair styles were Afros and corn rows; the popular themes were "Black is Beautiful” and being "Black and Proud.” Obviously, these observations when taken together substantiate the profound loss of racial pride and self-hatred evident in today’s Black America as a modern phenomenon.
In regard to the position that academic failures and drastic loss of scholastic motivation among Black students are the results of an inherent intellectual racial inadequacies is also patently inaccurate. This modern-day problem is linked to integration. Prior to the 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown vs. the Board of Education, and despite being relegated by Jim Crow policies to racial oppression, inequalities, indignities, and attending poorly funded schools, Black illiteracy that was 30% in 1919, had dropped to less than 7% by 1955. It had not only almost disappeared in the South, but in some areas, it was less than White illiteracy was in New York . In 1950, Black colleges had 71,000 students, and 553 African Americans had a Doctorate Degree. The intellectual growth of African Americans was extraordinary. African American contributions to advancement in the fields of science, agriculture, medicine as well as domestic inventions during and following reconstruction were remarkably astounding. This was made evident by the overabundance of patent applications submitted by African American inventors to the U.S. Patent office. This is especially impressive and a miraculous feat considering these applications came under such racially oppressive conditions and so shortly after slavery. The current lack of educational aspiration and motivation among a significant number of African American students today is a modern occurrence inconsistent with the past history and behavior of African American.
Several renown African American psychologists ( Dr. Akbar, Hilliard, Nobles, etc...) have suggest that the noted problems among African Americans stems from a historic mentally and racially brutal mortifying slave indoctrination process that were indoctrinated upon the minds of our slave ancestors. A process referred to by the original slave owners as “seasoning” and then later explained within the Willie Lynch letters narratives of where in which the African slaves were actually conditioned to hate themselves and doubt their intellectual abilities. The belief is that those profound feelings remain embedded within the Black psyche and are being subconsciously regenerated down generational lines. However, while there clearly are many behaviors that now exist among African Americans that can be directly traced back to slavery, these noted problems are now worse today than forty years ago. Therefore, the historical, mortifying indoctrination process used on our slave ancestors cannot be fully blamed for the problem. There has to be another cause for the gradual worsening of this problem within the last half century. Provided that racism is supposedly less significant in the United States , what then has happened to the unrivaled racial pride, unity and cohesion, and ambitious perseverance that were once so undeniably a part of Black American identity? And why have the disparities and internalized turmoil of today’s African Americans surpassed previous generations?

SO WHAT THEN IS THE PROBLEM ?
How then have unity, racial pride, and educational aspiration, once hallmarks of Black identity so dramatically declined? How did we African Americans become living contradictions of our former selves? Do we continue to accept the easy and convenient answer that they all merely disintegrated when integration and other subsequent opportunities became available?
Today the illusion of opportunity and change has been so firmly established upon the national consciousness that to suggest that the current problems among Black America are now the results of White racism has become almost laughable. Many Americans today believe that Dr. King’s dream of America becoming a fair and equal society has- for the most part, been realized and that therefore consequently, the noted disparities among Blacks are totally the fault of Blacks alone.
Presently, it is conceivable that if anyone were to now blame the many disparities among Black America on White racism that they would be immediately accused of playing the inevitable race card. There might also be charges of peddling victim hood in order to enjoy the moral advantage that victim-hood lends to emphasize this position, toward absolving Blacks from all responsibility. Certainly, there are some Blacks who have wrongly peddled victim-hood and blame of Whites; however, today this scenario of the Black victim-hood peddler is deliberately over stated and perpetuated in America . The effect is utter disdain for these Black accusers – even from fellow Blacks. This is deliberately done to prevent Blacks from realizing that there is actually a modern, deliberate system of white racism being implemented against them that is far more detrimental than any earlier form ever faced by African Americans.
Although today most African Americans do not experience racism the way their parents experienced it, they do, however, still experience White racism. America's practices of economically exploiting and suppressing its Black population were never actually abandoned, but instead reincarnated into far more sophisticated forms. It continues now more covertly, with great sophistication and more proficiently than ever before. Moreover, it is so subtle, pervasive, well-organized, complete, and proficient that it may be the single most aggravating factor directly contributing to the myriad problems now adversely affecting Black America. Furthermore, because of the immense degree of sophistication of which it is deployed most African Americans remain totally unaware of its existence.
The decline of the blatant, overt racism used in the United States to suppress African Americans through the 1960's coincided with the introduction of a well-camouflaged, more intensified, sophisticated, and covert method of White racism better suited for the times. Although the formal covert Counterintelligence Program [COINTELPRO] operations employed by the FBI directed against African Americans during the period of 1956-1971 was discontinued. However, in truth today there is a far more sophisticated and massive counterintelligence program being implemented against the entire African American population. Because the nineteen sixties were a period of massive black rebellion and unrest that caused the U.S. Government to fear the uprising of a violent revolution, the U.S. Government did not actually cease its formal domestic counterintelligence programs against African Americans, but instead actually advanced it more broadly and secretively .
The turbulent 1960's era of ongoing Black revolt, protest and civil disobedience that peaked in 1968 after the brutal assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had placed the peace and stability of the nation in dire jeopardy. America’s racially motivated brutality toward African Americans appeared to have reached its boiling point, creating much unrest and discord. This problem combined with the rapidly deteriorating American global image, resulted in Lyndon B Johnson, who was then president, to order the formation of the Kerner Commission. Its mission was to investigate and prescribe a cure or recommendations for the problem. The Commission concluded that blatant White racism was the single aggravating factor for the collective problems.
The Kerner report’s findings -that affirmed the consensus that those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable-- led the U.S. Government agents of White supremacy to reform their techniques of institutionalized racism. It required that the U.S. Government abandon its endorsement of open, blatant forms of institutionalized racism used to control Blacks and maintain White dominance. Changing times dictated that the U.S. government modify its methods of maintaining its white dominance into a more subtle, socially acceptable fashion. This abandonment of outdated tactics necessitated the need to create a more sophisticated system of maintaining white dominance and control in the United States.
Since World War I, the U.S. Government had been engaging in more overt usages of mass psychological manipulation campaigns designed to influence public opinion towards it governmental objective. Such as seen, for example, during World War l, when then United States President, Woodrow Wilson, used mass psychological manipulation to sway popular opinion in favor of entering the war, on the side of Britain. That war propaganda campaign produced such an intense anti-German hysteria as to permanently impress America’s governmental elites with the potential of large-scale propaganda to control public opinion.
Since then the U.S. Government has acquired an extensive history of conducting mass media campaigns of psychological manipulation programs through the national media to influence and direct the perception and climate of the nation towards its governmental objectives.
The massive Black rebellion and unrest of the 1960's quite logically necessitated that the U.S. Government used these same proven methods of mass psychological manipulation program against its Black population. Clearly, the sophisticated method of mass media psychological manipulation met such a need. It was perfectly suited for the changing times. Unlike the extremely cruel and public racism used in the past, which Blacks were able to easily identify and thus unify to form counter strategies against, racism through psychological warfare is much harder to detect. This Governmental mass psychological manipulation of African Americans continues today and can be traced to many of the maladies now affecting Black America.

When most people hear the term of psychological manipulation they usually think in terms of the classic "conspiracy theory" that refers to overt mind control such as mind altering drugs with carefully hypnotic programming. However, the real and true dangers are the U.S. Governments well proven methods of psychological manipulation that works by affecting the unconscious mind through deception to adversely affect the recipient group in terms of their behavior. It is neither magical nor mystical, but a process that involves a set of basic social psychological principles. The basis of this concept of mind manipulation is to adversely affect the unconscious mind through deception. Its weapon is the message that it carries and the way that it adversely affects the targeted recipient group in terms of their behavior. Here is a simplified example of how this is being implemented against African Americans. Let us, for example, imagine that a crew of people was aboard their own massive ship and that this ship was being shadowed by another neighboring ship that was constantly broadcasting derogatory messages to the first group. Such messages as that their ship was lesser, smaller, not seaworthy, perhaps slowly sinking or that their crew was incompetent and was planning a mutiny. With time, the group receiving the negative messages, being unable to refute or to confirm these derogatory messages and deficiencies will grow weary and paranoid of the negative messages and will eventually comes to accept these negative assessments of themselves.
The perception created by the taunting now unconsciously influences how the taunted group perceives themselves, subsequently causing them to become distrustful of themselves, doubting themselves, hating themselves and, eventually, fighting among themselves. The taunted group may even become so besieged by deep feelings of inadequacy that they may even jump into the sea and attempt to swim towards the taunting ship now believing it to be superior to their own ship even if their own ship was in fact better.
Within a real life setting this mortifying psychological manipulation is precisely what is being done to African Americans through an immense campaign of false derogatory misinformation and false negative media reports and statistics that are created by U.S. governmental agencies and then leaked to its collaborators in the news media, which either knowingly or unknowingly carry the stories as their own. These false information about African Americans is then disseminated unrelentingly everywhere; it is deliberately perpetuated through news releases in magazine articles, radio, television, press releases, documentaries, and false census reports perpetuating and framing the myth of Whites’ racial, moral, and ethical superiority over its Black population. However, the weapon is not in how the message is carried, but is instead within the messages that it carries and how these messages affect the targeted recipients.
The constant relentless bombardment with deplorably negative images of themselves that of which African Americans are so inundated with throughout the national media are no accident, but is instead a carefully crafted psychological conditioning program designed adversely manipulate, and shape the perception and collective consciousness of Black America. It provides the U.S. Government with a far more insidious and covert method of ensuring that its white dominance is maintained that is concealed behind a clever shroud of secrecy and deceit. It is in this way that the evils of racism thrive best when its victims no longer recognizes the evil. Most African Americans are totally unaware of this method of asserting White racism; therefore many will find it overwhelming and too shocking to contemplate. Nevertheless, it is directly intertwined with the extensive challenges negatively impacting Black America today.

The U.S. Government now secretly disseminates false deplorably racially devaluing statistics and propaganda about its Black population that are designed to subject African Americans to seeing, through a controlled national media, only the worst in themselves. This unrelenting daily assault on the Black psyche is designed to corrupt African Americans’ sense of racial unity and cohesion, mold the character of self-hatred, and engender self-doubt, self-loathing, and distrust among their group-- while insinuating that they admire, respect, and trust only Whites.
To the detriment of Blacks, this covert system of applied psychological conditioning has been extremely effective. It is so enthralling that it misleads Blacks to believe that they are, themselves, their own worst enemies, therefore engendering an internalized aberration of self contempt that pulverizes Black unity, halts Black upward mobility, and successfully conditions many African Americans to accept the dominance of Whites and white institutions over their lives. And it is so fundamentally detrimental to the Black human condition and psyche that it may even affect the extent to which many African Americans realize their full human potential. Many Blacks also become discouraged by the acceptance that their society is also preconditioned to see the worst in them and that, therefore, if they were ever to gain acceptance, if it is to be won at all, that success would be hard won and likely to manifest negative internalized psychological pain and distress within many African Americans that can take many forms. In fact, this governmental mortifying psychological warfare against African Americans may be the most aggravating, if not core, factor of the national phenomenon of self hatred; loss of educational aspirations; loss of unity, cohesion and racial pride; and fragile psyches of many African Americans today.
No group can be preconditioned to see only the worst in themselves and not exhibit some degree of negative psychological impact. Moreover, all African Americans have experienced the burden of this psychological warfare, some more severely than others have. It is experienced every time we [Blacks] read a newspaper, watch the evening news, enter a classroom, and read its racially biased textbooks. And while many Black Americans have successfully navigated through the psychology mortifying mine field and have gone on to lead successful, productive lives, but for far too many African Americans this immense devaluation can seem inescapable and tragically, over time, many begin to accept subconsciously and painfully the negative portrayals of themselves.
HOW IT EFFECTS SOCIETY
This mass psychological conditioning program also produces a consensual national environment for the suppression and exploitation of its Black population. The media’s constant negative imagery of Black Americans is not only fraudulently inaccurate but is actually being done to engender a shift of victimization that changes the root problem of racism in America to be due to Black’s behavior rather than White’s proclivity for racism. Therefore insinuates that America would be a better society as a whole if African Americans were gone, thus engendering increasingly prejudiced distorted perceptions and acrimonious beliefs about African Americans that are designed to makes the nation and the entire world insensitive to their plight, tranquilizes efforts on their behalf, lessens pressure for social change on their behalf and makes any serious criticism of White racism almost impossible today and attempts discourage miscegenation between Blacks and whites. It also creates a false justification for the legal system’s mistreatment of African Americans. Wherein they are disproportionately incarcerated, given stiffer sentences, and are more likely than other racial groups to be treated brutally, beaten, and fired upon by police officers while they are unarmed. These injustices now goes ignored because the perception has become that it’s all now justified.
When contempt of Blacks is made to appear to be justifiable, it is the most fiercest and effective type of racism because its witnesses, bystanders, and even world audiences will sit by idly allowing African Americans to be brutally mistreated disproportionately incarcerated under the belief that it is justified.] It also affects attitudes that when enacted through governmental policies, laws, and other legislation actions, serve to ensure that African Americans will not advance. Its effects are manifested in ideas, education, governmental policies, economic stratification, social segregation, housing markets, hiring and promotion practices, psychological issues, and minority access to a variety of social services and opportunity. This campaign successfully stripped African Americans of the national and international support that was acquired during the 1960's civil rights struggles.
Moreover, some studies have shown that this shift of victimization now reflects increasingly acrimonious beliefs and prejudiced perceptions about and against African Americans that are arguably stronger today than they were after emancipation. Additionally, this system of racism is so powerful and comprehensive that many African Americans will disregard this disclosure of its existence as mere nonsense and preposterously inconceivable. In fact, this form of racism is so proficient at damaging Black self-perception that tragically it has become easier for many Blacks to accept that the problems lies with themselves rather than a modernized institutionalized racism promoted by the government.
Many African Americans, in defending the U.S. Government, will adamantly question why the U.S. government would find it necessary to enact such a racist scheme. This is because the images of America firmly implanted in the minds of Blacks are those of the U.S. government sending troops to Little Rock, Arkansas to safely escort Black students to school or that of the Northern Union soldiers fighting and dying against the Confederate army to free the slaves, and of the many social programs that the federal Government has created for the benefit of African Americans. However, while these undertakings by the U.S. government individually and collectively deserve our appreciation, they do not accurately convey the true nature of the existing relationship between the U.S. Government and the Black population. These favorable recollections of deliberately presented events reflects only what the U.S. Government wants its African American population to remember and are not historically accurate at reflecting the true past or present underlying relationship shared between the two. Furthermore they persuade African Americans to forget that the federal government was most often the culprit of their past oppressive conditions.
From slavery to the present, African Americans have endured an immeasurable amount of suffering and mistreatment by the U.S. government because of their race. However, so many have forgotten or repressed so much of these painful accounts of mistreatment's and have instead come to accept the favorable, but false revamping of historical facts that negates the true brutality of the Black holocaust and portrays the ruling whites elites in a more humanly inaccurate light through out history. This reinterpretation of facts engender among many Blacks, a sort of psychologically induced coma regarding their true black history. The lack of an effective educational system and media reporting accurate historical as well as current information about the U.S. Government’s impact on Black America means most Blacks know little about the government’s role in their lives. To get at the truth behind the baffling phenomenon of disparities plaguing America ’s Black communities, it is necessary to first learn the actual disposition of American society as it relates to African Americans.
Although the United States Government portrays itself as the leading ethical and moral authority of the world and professes equal rights for all American citizens, its oldest and most important objective has always been an unyielding commitment towards the preservation of its White dominance and control. This secret objective has always necessitated the need for the U.S. Government to develop and implements methods against the advancement and growth interest of its Black population.
In fact if the U.S. government treated its Black population in a manner which did not promote maintaining its White dominance and control, it would be diametrically opposed to itself. Therefore, it secretly uses every conceivable means and opportunity to suppress its Black population; even those that contradict its own stated ethical values. No place is this fact made more evident than when examining the United States Government’s long history of executing suppressive tactics against African American civil right leaders and their organizations for merely pursuing the full measures and rights of citizenship for all African Americans. In a true democracy, the citizens have a right, if not a duty to speak out when the government is wrong in action or policy. However, as seen throughout America 's history, regardless of which position peacefully taken by African Americans in their plight of obtaining even the basics of equality of citizenship, the American government has always deemed it a threat to its national interest. For example, Dr. Martin Luther King’s quest for equality for African Americans was deemed a threat to national interest by the FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover. In addition, with support of the United States Attorney General Bobby Kennedy, and the acknowledgment of his brother President John F. Kennedy, Mr. Hoover ordered the wire-tapping and surveillance of Dr. King and denied him many numbers of foundation grants and public speaking engagements. Furthermore, the Government, in an effort to influence control of Dr. King, threatened to discredit him by making public the information obtained by their surveillance's. Dr. King, nevertheless, maintained his position and momentum and was subsequently murdered shortly thereafter. Ironically, the United States Government also carried out similar strategies against Malcolm X, for seeking, contrary to Dr. King’s strategy, to segregate from Whites. There were similar deterrent strategies employed by the U.S. government against Marcus Garvey for advocating a return to Africa . These actions where neither isolated nor uncommon because the U.S. government also executed similar strategies against Stokely Carmichael, Eldridge Cleaver, Elijah Muhammad and a host of other Black leaders. Most of these targeted Blacks were never suspected of committing any crime but were merely involved in improving the lives of African Americans. Interestingly, regardless of which position peacefully taken as law-biding advocates for change by African Americans, they were always deemed as a threat to America ’s national interest by the government. In fact, the U.S. government did not limit its activities to just wire-tapping and surveillance's, but also instituted direct campaigns of harassment to dismantle and demobilize many promising projects intended to improve the lives of African Americans. Nor did the U.S. Government limit its target to only the famous and more influential African American leaders, but also focused on many minor civil rights leaders at the grass root levels. This U.S. governmental trend of implementing methods against the interest and advancement of its Black population still secretly continues today.
Moreover, the reincarnation of methods of suppressing sub-groups is not at all uncommon. In examining the records of history, we often find that, among those mighty empires which were ruthless, greedy, and racist, those behaviors did not decay quickly even after the fall of empire. These patterns of racism were often reincarnated into forms more acceptable to the changing times. As seen within the abolitionist struggles and Civil rights struggle white America has a tradition of resistant against the advancement of its Black population. This tradition of resistant has always correlated with the necessity to reinvent newer forms of institutionalized racism. Such practices of reinventing newer forms of institutionalized racism was already seen in the United States when, after the abolishment of slavery, the evil of racism was actualized through Jim Crow inequalities maintained by regional authorities and condoned by the U.S. Government. This atrocious American pattern of reinventing newer methods of suppressing and exploiting its Black population to maintain its White dominance secretly continues in the 21st century. Unlike the blatant brutal method of white racist systems used in the past in the United States , today’s methods are very sophisticated and unlike anything ever before faced by African Americans. White America’s methods of institutionalized racism has been secretly modified into a more contemporary and stealthy design that provides a more socially acceptable means to control the growth and advancement of its black population.
Since the beginning of recorded history, ruling governmental bodies of nearly every nation have involved themselves in implementing methods to maintain and defend their positions of established power against its minority group. The American Government is in no way an exception to this rule. It has used methods designed to ensure White dominance since the time Africans were first enslaved in America .
During slavery, Blacks were not allowed to be educated, speak among themselves in their native languages, or to congregate in large groups except during their religious services which their masters often oversaw. Even after the abolishment of slavery, Jim Crow inequities continued White dominance through denying Blacks the right to vote and the brutal lynching of thousands of African Americans. Accompanying the judgment of its blatant White power maneuvers as morally unacceptable was the necessity for America ’s White governmental elites to secretly create and apply a more subtle, sophisticated, and socially acceptable system to ensure White dominance. Unlike the blatantly overt system of racism used before that resulted in African American unifying themselves against it, this modern system of racism is not easily comprehended by Blacks. It is so well disguised that many of its Black victims are oblivious to it. Most African Americans may instinctively feel endangered, but the latent toxicity of this system nullifies the ability to detect and conceptualize it sufficiently so that they can defend themselves. It is so sophisticated that even very bright African Americans have little, if any hope of extricating themselves from its psychological effects.
Accepting this disclosure may be quite difficult for many African Americans because most have never heard of this method of asserting White racism-- therefore many will find it too shocking and stunning to contemplate. In order to recognize it requires that African Americans engage in critical thinking, reexamine some of their most basic beliefs and prior assumptions. And perhaps most importantly African Americans must overcome a psychologically ingrained “White is right” perception that has been thoroughly indoctrinated upon the Black psyche. Nevertheless, the benefit of reading this literature will be a change from feelings of hopelessness and despair to an awareness of the most urgent issue of our time.
We can no longer survive as a race hanging on to lies. A reality of truth must prevail if we Black people are to be a part of the future. The many problems now facing Black America will not be corrected by implementing outdated strategies of foot marches, speeches, or the commemoration of fallen Black martyrs. But instead by exposing the fiercest and most lethal system of institutionalized racism now facing Black America. The U.S. Government's mass psychological manipulation campaign against its Black population aka THE REAL BLACK MATRIX!
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