The Beginning That Follows

The White Fear of a Black Planet

The apocryphal books of the Bible that have been removed by councils led by the Catholic Church have suppressed and hidden certain eventualities that haunt the minds of white people in present day.

It’s not important that you believe in the scriptures that were eliminated from the Bible, such as Esdras, Obadiah, Jasher, Maccabees, and the myriad of other writings that pinpoint their fate with such prophetic precision.

The facts that haunt the minds of the presently empowered pale people who descend from murderers, rapists, liars, and thieves, involve their being replaced and eventually removed from their position, and is what keeps them up at night.

The books that have been removed paint a dismal and abysmal future awaiting the descendants of those individuals who identify as white people, relegating them to be ruled by the same Black People whom they have vilified, minimized, marginalized and murdered over the centuries.

Their presence on this planet was but for a time and season, and set only to accomplish specific tasks, all pointing to a Prophecy which is now being fulfilled.

They are both energized and enraged, simmering with a vile and vibrant resonance from the dreaded anticipation of their eventual removal from prominence and power.

As they scurry about the planet, intent on obtaining all the dwindling resources they have used in maintaining their position, their numbers decrease and their population wains.

They can see the forest for the trees, and understand inherently that as time moves forward their impact will lessen as their desperate need to cling to existence increases.

They have made the claim that they refused to be replaced, but ignore the reality that they were in fact the replacements and have failed miserably in their elevation and prominence, only to become reprobate and hedonistic, greedy and lascivious, without integrity and character.

They anticipate that they may be treated as poorly and as unfairly as they have treated others over the centuries, and bristle at the prospect of being served with the same intense and relentless brutality that they gleefully put upon others.

Though a reckoning and recompense may certainly be meted out in equal measure, they more likely will not suffer under the exact same circumstances and with the same intensity.

“The beginning that follows” is a term and a circumstance that they’ve tried woefully to avoid and ignore.

They fear a Black planet.