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Blacked Out Through Whitewash: Exposing the Quantum Deception/Rediscovering and Recovering Suppressed Melanated

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Tillilating bits of history that are topped off in an eye opening and concise explanation of African Cosmology which was a direct source of the present day faiths that we know of today. The author has great charts with the similarities of the crucified saints worldwide. In addition, the author explains the origins of tribal histories and people in China, Europe, India, The Americas etc. as they relate to only one source. The book is a wealth of information on other little known topics which makes it a excellent reference book as the author has impeccable sources of his/her assertions which makes the information difficult if not impossible to impeach. It was worth every penny paid. This ain't for the average Sunday school class group nor the Conservatively educated.

This text is a true landmark. It lays legitimacy to the claims of several "pro-black" groups. It shows how we started civilization, how religion is misleading us, and confronts the truly unconfronted.
This book confronts the very heart of Anti-Afrikan, Anti-female, Anti-natural aspects of major religions. Well referenced, it ties together past landmark books that expose "white sumpremist" ideology posing as normal (whitewash).
Have an open mind, know the truth, or the truth will blow your mind!!!

This book is awesome!! Your teachers or professors won't teach this true knowledge to their students. I learned more from this book then I learn in my 16 years in school. I highly recommended this book to any young parents or students. If you want the true, buy this book! Great job Dr. Suzar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent book, If you seek facts and truth, this book has it

Positives:

- Overall, this is a very good book.
- Covers a lot of topics
- Good resources
- Must read and I highly recommend

Negatives

- Hard to read at times(flow).

This book, Blacked Out Through Whitewash is one of the best
books I have ever read. It is exciting, the texts, the pictures.
I have found a book with the ultimate greatness. This book goes into
depth about Black Egyptians, Blacks inventing Universities, the fact that
airplanes and helicopters are black inventions. Silverware is a Black invention.

It talks about the Bible and the meaning behind certain words.
It tells you everything the schools don't tell you about black History.
Black History Acheivements are plenty. IT talks about Black people being the first people. Colleges, schools, churches should have this book. It's a wakeup call. It's what they don't tell you that you need to know- and that's the greatness of black People that they don't tell you.

I am so glad I found this book. I have told people over and over again about this book. I even wrote an outline on my blog about this book. THe title is already catchy. THe Book is like stepping into reality and staying there. Reality is the truth. THe Truth this book
gives is the fact that black people have created so much,have acheived so much, and I love this book.

Suzar, the author of this book, has dug deep and found out
the great things whites don't want you to know about Black People.
Think about the SPhinx, why would someone use the nose
for target practice? If you guessed to hide African features,
you got it! It talks about the fact that Christ is Black, Jesus is Black.
The quality information in this book makes me want more.
I announced this book on the radio.Blacked Out Through Whitewash: Exposing the Quantum Deception/Rediscovering and Recovering Suppressed Melanated (Blacked Out Through Whitewash)

While I appreciate Suzar's book, Blacked Out Through Whitewash, for what it is, I cannot help but to feel a bit let down at the end of it. It simply left me wanting something that I felt should have been covered in the book, but was not. It dangles interesting tidbits of knowledge in front of the reader only to go in-depth on subjects mildly as fascinating. Ultimately, this book is a lesson on the obfuscation of the Abrahamic faiths by Eurocentric, anti-female forces. For over 300 pages, it could have been a lot more.

To begin with what I think would have been a great topic that Suzar only alluded to was the idea that African women were the originators of 'StarScience' (astronomy and astrology). She hinted at this powerful piece of information on page 37 only to zig into another topic. In fact, almost every idea that was related to Black woman in a position of importance (that was not related to the Bible itself) was underdone. It would have also had been a boon for Suzar to actually go in-depth about the Canaanite origins of Judaism. While, of course, she mentions it, she does so only to speak of the atrocities that the Hebrews brought to the original faith. A discussion of Canaan as a society could have stood on its own two feet without solely focusing on its destruction. And that may be where my truest criticism lies: Suzar focuses more on the whitewashing aspect of history (ie, the destruction and stolen credit of Black civilizations) than on the blacked out, or redacted historical information itself. Indeed, the European destroys everything he touches, but that is only one side of the coin that Suzar should have presented. Black civilizations are more than ruined has beens, but can been shown as not only as the originators but the force that can once again spark a worldwide revolution and renaissance in thought and spirituality.

300 pages later, I feel as if I know too much about white destruction of the world and not enough about Black and African civilization and spirituality. However, on another note, I do feel as if Suzar, when she does go into depth about certain information does so supremely and superbly. I feel as if I have a firm grounding on etymology (which is explained AMAZINGLY). I also feel as if I have an understanding of the Bible's StarScience basis which I did not have before (even though I feel as if the topic was overdone). I also really liked the beginning of the book which covered a cornucopia of topics before becoming stuck in the rut of Judaic/Christian (no Islam?) lore. While I was not expecting a protracted Bible study in this book, the topics that it did decide to cover was certainly remarkable. Finally, an aspect that was pleasantly surprising was the very end when she gave a list of informative people and organizations that she shares with the readers. I will be looking them up along with, of course, her bibliography.

I am getting really irritated! I'm interested in this book but I am uncomfortable reading stuff by people whose identity is hidden (won't buy yet). I can't find any info on the author him/herself. (quite pissin me off that after an hour there's nothing but pictures from her/his website).

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE AUTHOR OF THIS BOOK?? PLEASE PROVIDE LINKS/CONTACT INFO/SOMETHING!!!

THANK YOU.