Get Your History Right

Submitted by Sheik Melvin M. Velines-Bey (United States), Feb 20, 2014 at 07:53

First you attempt to come from Quranic point of view, I need you to read the whole verse(Ayat) Chapter (Surah) before you take what I say out of context. Second How can you talk about anyone one not know another langue when I have yet to see any other source documentation. For example I have not seen you discuss Septugagint or Vulgate. I am very familiar with Hebrew, Arabic and the sister language to them both Aramaic.

You have are really not in the position to discuss Ancient History because you have yet to deal with any history of substance.I am going to need you to look at McArthurs Universal Correction Map and investigate the many different cover up in history by many different so-called scholars such as your self who are not well versed at all. You only present a lop sided view of what you simply believe and not what truth really is. Open your mind and read more and possibly you will discover truth and deal with it accordingly. It is generally otherwise that my people mistakenly called the black who are actual Race is Asiatic and True Nationality Moorish depending on what country that live does change that they their Ancient Origin. Their have been many such as your self who try to discredit who we are due to lack of knowledge and just plain good common sense. But their are Authors who do tell the truth that the Moorish who have a Lineal descent that goes back to the Ancient Moabites. Since you read Arabic so well please Tell us what the Arabic Word Islam means, are Latin, Chinese, European and Moslems involved in this terror that you speak of.

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