The Freedom of Factual Information (FFI) Project has the power to Officially Free Black Americans, after 500 years of Oppression.
What if I told you that the deeply concealed American truth regarding the official identities of Black Americans, hidden for over three hundred years, is securely located inside multiple books and collected works written by scholars, Presidents, and explorers from the 16th to 19th centuries?
Unfortunately, during this same period, many of our enslaved ancestors were prohibited from and unable to read English literature. Therefore most of the paramount knowledge from various texts has never been reviewed by the average American. Consequently, this profound information has remained unknown to the masses.
After the Civil War, Black Americans made the unwise mistake of choosing to ignore these very informative writings that hold the answers to most of the unanswered questions of our past, while also revealing much of our lost story that was at one time thought to have been erased.
As a result of our failure to research and acquire the truth from written pre-colonial history, conclusive and concrete evidence that provides a universal understanding about the missing pieces of our past has not been revealed.
The overall lack of interest shown by most Black Americans in recovering our ancestors’ very powerful truth, Disappointingly lets me know that we are still failing to independently conduct our own research on the half truths that make up the story that we were given regarding our history.
Instead, we have made a misguided choice to rely on and believe what we have been told, by a society that enslaved, misclassified, and stole EVERYTHING from our ancestors while making America the most powerful country in the world.
Would you believe me if I told you that British Europeans who started the first permanent settlement in what would become the United States of America, were saved by Tobacco farming American Indians (Black Men) in Virginia at Jamestown and surrounding regions?
Would you believe me if I told you that the same King James who revised and removed passages from the Holy Bible (KJV in 1611) also released a book titled, Demonology in 1597. This book of Black Magic, thoroughly detailed how to conquer your adversaries using the evils of witchcraft, deception, and spells.
Why is King James even mentioned in my feature?
A little more than a decade later after witnessing the enormous profit that Spain had gained from stealing most of the Gold and Silver from the Aztec and Inca empires in the new world, in 1606 King James then granted a charter for the Virginia Company to a group of London Investors to finance a settlement that was called Jamestown in what would later become the state of Virginia.
Most Americans today are unaware that America started out as a business in which many of the first Europeans came to America enslaved as indentured servants to the Virginia Company, in order to pay off their debts for the voyage across the Atlantic to America. Many of the indentured contracts lasted for 4-7 years.
⬆️ You will notice that despite the indentured servant being British European, still, he could not write in English.
Since the very first experiences of Black people in the American educational system, American history has always irresponsibly brainwashed Black children into believing that their ancestors were unintelligent and unable to read. It is necessary that we correct this false doctrine, because our ancestors during slavery were far from being ignorant. We must remember that the English language was not our ancestors native tongue. Our ancestors spoke and wrote in Hebrew. Black people, who were called negroes then, were also forbidden to learn to read or write in English. Therefore, initially our ancestors had very little knowledge of English.
Question:
When British Europeans of the first permanent English settlement in America first landed at Jamestown in 1607, who were the people that the indentured servants encountered?
Answer:
Copper-colored or Black people, as depicted in the 1609 conflict in which a white formerly enslaved John Smith, kidnapped the Black King of the Pamaunkee, Chief Opechancanough. This photo was later used to market a Virginia tobacco label.
It is extremely important that Black Americans understand that prior to cotton making European slaveholders rich in the Deep South, the Tobacco crop was cultivated by our copper-colored ancestors before Europeans stole ownership of tobacco and made it a multi-billion dollar industry.
Surprisingly, Europeans had never used or heard of tobacco until it was introduced to them by our ancestors, The American Indians (Black people) in the first decade of the 17th century. History states that Tobacco then became an addiction for most European men who used it. As you can imagine, the demand for Tobacco in Europe during this time was ridiculously high. Similar to the later story of how Black cotton planters (through Enslavement) saved both the economy and European colonist in the Deep South. After British had killed many of our ancestors and stole their land, cotton afforded the Virginia Company enormous wealth beginning in the early 17th century.
Unfortunately, when most Americans think about American slavery most are drawn to the captivating tales of slaves with oversized sacks, picking bails of cotton out on the plantation fields, sun up to sun down.
However, as large as cotton had become in the South, in the 17th and 18th centuries, tobacco was much greater than cotton. Shockingly, at one time, tobacco was used as currency for twice as long as gold was in colonial America.
Although hard to imagine, but tobacco, that was planted and cultivated by Black people (American Indians) was used as money for decades by the early colonists. There is a reason that America doesn’t want us to remember that tobacco was the crop and Black farmers were the reason that the United States of America exists today.
If you are still uncertain that tobacco, which was cultivated by our Black American ancestors was the reason that European colonists survived at the first permanent settlement in America which then allowed the birth of a nation, then please read the highlighted sentences below.
After so many very valuable truths have been withheld from us for hundreds of years, We must begin to think independently and take the initiative to establish our own research team to trace our roots back to the truth.
Our youth need to know that despite our ancestors being stripped of everything that they had ever owned, known, and accomplished, they persevered and survived slavery even after several powerful European nations over centuries had participated in the ethnic cleansing of our Copper colored founders, and this is why we are here today.
It’s imperative that we understand that each time throughout history when large numbers of Black Americans have worked together, we have proven to have the power to change the world, which has benefited everyone but us, since the European colonization of America.
It is way past time that Black Americans stop waiting and depending on an unjust and immoral system of deception, to correct the false doctrine that is responsible for the falsification of the facts regarding who we are.
Disappointingly, the American educational system does not have any interests in teaching the truth about our history, simply because it exposes the many falsehoods of what we have been told. Therefore, it is up to us to seek and discover our truth. Once we successfully connect this will revive and rejuvenate our greatness from within.
WE MUST begin to help ourselves by doing something for ourselves that has never been done before in American history.
Solution:
The Freedom of Factual Information Project.
The ultimate goal of The Men of Color Having Answers Foundation (MOCHA) is to organize a collaborative nationwide mission of discovery pertaining to unrevealed factual Black American history. This first-of-its-kind fact-finding mission of discovery aims to uncover the entire truth about our lost past, which is guaranteed to impactfully inspire and empower our youth.
The MOCHA Foundation's groundbreaking mission will be an expeditious and extremely effective study of relevant Black American history conducted thoroughly over a brief timeframe of only six to nine months.
The plan is to assemble an esteemed team of 20-25 of the most knowledgeable historians/researchers in the United States for the Freedom of Factual Information (FFI) Project, where they will intensely research beneficial information from the Woodland period, Mississippian Culture, the American Revolutionary period, and the Civil War era, with the expectation of unearthing hidden American history regarding the unrecognized past of Black Americans.
Our extensive research will focus on key areas and crucial events in American/BLACK history that have been overlooked, ignored, and forgotten, for the purposes of uncovering the entire truth about our past.
At the conclusion of our Fast Track discovery mission, the MOCHA Foundation promises to deliver monumental results that will provide clarity to the complexity of our ancestors’ history.
Once the FFI Project is completed, a very detailed documented journal of our findings will be published and released to the public.
Since the early 1900s, the majority of Black Americans have been so divided about our identities and origins only because our ancestors were first deceived. Fortunately, all of the answers are still there, and there is one conclusive truth that exists. The Freedom of Factual Information Project will bring forward those truths
Our ancestors had already built nations on this same land before the establishment of the United States of America. However, the knowledge of that truth without the answers of how and why is uninspiring, irrelevant, and almost mythological to our youth.
The success of the unprecedented mission of the FFI Project will solely depend on the support that the MOCHA Foundation receives from Black people who should be ecstatic about an organized Black-managed research team that seeks one conclusive truth about the origin and events of our history.
Our history hasn't been erased, it has been misfaced, misplaced, and we have made the mistake of failing to coordinate our own research expedition.
The initial estimate of the total cost of The Freedom of Factual Information (FFI) Project is projected to be $500,000.
Please donate to a mission that has the power to liberate the minds of Black Americans by the sharing of our unknown truth.
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