Videos about black identity religions, such as the Nation of Islam, Black Liberation Theology and Black Hebrew Israelites. Obama’s church of 20 years, Trinity United was based on Black Liberation Theology, which is a neo-Marxist version of black identity religion, specifically it is a pseudo-Christian offshoot of the Nation of Islam. This page is under construction will be adding to it. So, check back later for more.
The video below shows bogus refugees being unloaded at the Quinta de Guadalupe Catholic Church at 938 18th in San Diego, Ca. These may be caravaners, but there are fake refugees crossing in small groups all the time, whether they come in a caravan, or not. Many thousands have crossed in the last couple of months, just in San Diego County. There is a so-called Rapid Response Network, which consists of churches and nonprofits, which assist the fake refugees, often using state and local tax dollars.
California has pledged $25 million for the next year. San Diego County and City are also dedicating tax money to help these people who are fraudulently exploiting a loophole in the immigration law to gain easy access to the US. The County has approved a large building for their use, a vacant courthouse. The great majority of them will end up living illegally in the US.
Aimee and Melinda pay a visit to a secret caravan / fake refugee way-station, probably the main way-station in San Diego at this time, Quinta de Guadalupe Catholic Church. The local Catholic diocese, headed by Jesuit-trained, progressive Bishop Robert McElroy, is an official partner in what amounts to a human trafficking operation.
The fake refugees are dropped off by DHS, as seen in the above video or picked up at other drop-off sites and brought by volunteers. Most of them continue on to their ultimate destination within a couple days. At any one time, there may be around 100 residing at this location. The Rapid Response Network says they have assisted about 5,000 fake refugees on their journey to their destination in the last couple months.
The living expenses, medical costs and transportation to their ultimate destination are paid by state and local government and leftist progressive nonprofits. The County sent vaccines to the pseudo-refugees already when they were in Tijuana in anticipation that thousands would cross the border.
These “refugees” are given documents authorizing legal residence for a year, the time they have to submit a formal asylum request. However, 90% of them are not qualified to obtain asylum. They are taught how to say the right things to pass the initial credible-fear interview. In other words, they use fraud to gain entry into the US.
This is a subversive attack on our system by radical progressives and neo-Marxists, who want totally open borders in order to completely change the political character of the U.S. It’s disguised as a humanitarian effort and they want the taxpayers to pay for our own national destruction.
The San Diego County Board voted on January 8, 2019 to provide aid the thousands of Caravaners and other fake refugees that are entering the county with food, shelter, medical care and transportation by ground or by air to their preferred destination where most of them will disappear without ever going to court for a hearing. All of this will just encourage more caravans and more fake refugees to come to the U.S., along with the crime and contagious diseases that come with it.
Encouraging the caravans encourages parents to bring their children on a very dangerous journey and even give them to strangers and traffickers to take on the trip. The current laws and regulations allow adults with minors or unaccompanied minors to more easily gain entry into the country and be released without being fully vetted. This makes children a commodity for people who want to easily gain entry into the US. It also encourages criminals to come to the US.
Board members called the mostly fake refugees “legal asylum seekers”. But this ignores the current criminal conspiracy to attack our border by overloading the facilities for processing fake refugees with minors. Due to loopholes in the law, minors and adults accompanying them have to be released after 20 days, if they cannot be processed quickly. Many are gang members and criminals and many crossed the border illegally in order to cut in line in the asylum process. Virtually all of them have participated in this criminal conspiracy with radical progressive nonprofits to exploit loopholes in the immigration law to bypass the immigration law and gain easy entrance into the US where they will ultimately reside illegally.
To top it all off, the Board also voted to seek more state and federal funding for the radical progressive nonprofits that encourage fake refugees to enter the U.S.
This video is the entire part of the meeting dealing with the caravan and fake-refugees aid issue. Since it was produced with tax funds, it is in the public domain and available for anyone to download and reuse as they like.
New welfare recipient born in CaliforniaA pregnant woman who spent weeks traveling with a caravan of migrants gave birth in San Diego after crossing illegally to the United States to seek asylum.
Maryuri was more than seven months pregnant when she left Honduras with her husband, Miguel, and their three-year-old son. The family spent weeks traveling north on foot and by bus until they arrived in Tijuana.
“He was born here in San Diego,” Maryuri said, holding her eight-day-old daughter, a US citizen by birth, in an interview with Telemundo 20.
The already difficult journey to reach the United States became even more complicated for the family due to Maryuri’s pregnancy.
After spending time in a Tijuana shelter, the couple said they did not feel safe, surrounded by some Mexicans who were hostile to their presence and decided to cross the border illegally.
According to Customs and Border Protection officials, on Monday, November 26, agents assigned to patrol the coast of Imperial Beach saw the pregnant woman trying to cross.
It was around 8:00 pm when the couple requested asylum in the United States and was taken into custody, they said.
Maryuri said she did not know that the next day she would give birth to her second child in a hospital in San Diego.
“The day we crossed I felt a little pain, but I thought it would be because of my nerves,” said Maryuri. The next morning, the pain increased and the woman was transferred to a hospital in San Diego, according to CBP.
Finally the baby was born on November 27, 2018.
Maryuri said that the CBP agents closed all the windows and stood guard at the door at all times. When the hospital officials brought her and the baby with food or clothing, the agents checked everything.
Miguel was allowed to visit his wife and newborn son on the third day of his stay and when Maryuri was discharged from the hospital, she was sent back to a detention center to complete her asylum application.
The family was released on Saturday in the United States until a judge can see their asylum application.
Caravan Star of David The new Jews?The Star of David is the symbol of God’s chosen people. It has been displayed in the vehicles and in the banners of the migrant caravan of October, 2018. It is not just the traditional Jews that use this emblem, but other religious sects as well, who self-identify as the real Jews or the lost tribes of Israel. The concept has been the basis of a number of supremacist cults. The caravanners may be using the symbol for the same reason some of these other non-Jewish groups use it.
In this case it could be an innocent, superficial usage of the symbol and analogy to the exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt. However, religious and quasi-religious belief has always been historically the most powerful motivators of mass movements and the caravanners should be examined for any similar manic, cult-like religious belief that may drive some of them. This post is just presented as food for thought.
The story of the Exodus from Egypt turns into a story of conquest. The Israelites conquered Jericho and the land of the Canaanites and slaughtered the inhabitants. Gnostic occult belief holds that the stories of the Bible are a template and can be reproduced in any era and that even any man can become a “Christ”. It is a theology for maniacs. Supremacist racist cults can be categorized as based on gnostic occult beliefs.
Caravan banner at encampment in Tijuana
Pueblo Sin Fronteras is the name of the principle nonprofit organizing and funding the Caravan. Pueblo can mean “town”, but is also has a meaning of people, ethnic group or nations. The meaning of “ethnic group” or “nation” makes more sense in this context. That is “Pueblo sin Fronteras” apparently refers to a hispanic, brown people (or brown nation), who does not recognize borders in the Americas.
Caravan banner at encampment in Tijuana
The caravans out of Central America have been described as a “mass exodus” in the literature of Pueblos Sin Fronteras. Politicians and the media have also described the caravans as an “exodus” and the caravan members as “Jews”. Adversaries of the caravans have been compared to “Nazis” and “Children of the Devil”(see link below).
Document describing the migration as a mass “exodus”
There are cultic groups that teach that the mixed-race (mestizo) peoples in the Americas are the heirs of the indigenous people and they have absolute rights to all of the lands in both of the American continents and they should be able to migrant anywhere they want, in the lands where the European is, in their opinion, an occupier. The Caravanners have been claiming that they have an absolute right to migrate to the United States, regardless of American law.
Star of David painted on a caravan truck
One of the caravaners, who seemed to be kind of a preacher, climbed to the top of the border fence during a demonstration when the first vanguard arrived and denounced the Border Patrol from his perch as the “children of the devil”.
BACKGROUND:
A number of racial nationalist groups — white, brown and black — often see themselves as the real Jews, the lost tribes of Israel, divine or the Chosen People. Another group is typically identified as the enemy, the ultimate evil or even literally the devil incarnate or the Antichrist. With the caravanners, the Americans or the American system could be assigned this role.
Examples are British Israelism, which is considered a Nazi-like, white supremacist doctrine and the American offshoot of British Israelism, the Christian Identity movement. The Jews are the “Antichrist” in their scenario.
Literature of British Israelism
The Mormon Church taught that the American Indians and the polynesians are the lost tribes of Israel.
Jose Vasconcelos developed a theory in the 1920’s of supremacy of the hispanic mestizo “race” (La Raza) that has been very influential in latin-American society.
Some black nationalist religious sects, such as most notably the Black Hebrew Israelites and other related black nationalist groups, also have a belief that they are the lost tribes of Israel.
Black Hebrew Israelites display Star of David
At least some Black Hebrew Israelites have been trying to evangelize the Central Americans and convince them that they are the lost Hebrew Israelite tribe of Zebulon.
Las 12 Tribus De Israel: La Tribu De Zabulon (LOS CENTRO-AMERICANOS)
The 12 Tribes of Israel: The Tribe of Zabulon (The Central Americans)
Such black nationalist groups often have a apocalyptic belief that the white man will be enslaved, white society destroyed or whites even exterminated in the impending end times.
I do not believe in racial nationalism of any kind. My purpose in writing about black and brown racial nationalism is not to promote white racial nationalism or condemn any race as a group, but just to inform people that black and brown cultic groups exist, who have the same kinds of belief as white racial nationalists. Such beliefs can become very strong motivators of large masses of people. (See Germany in the 1930’s and 1940’s).
Often pagan concepts are also mixed in these beliefs. Actually, racial nationalism is, itself, a pagan tribal idea, which sometimes has been disguised and presented as a Christian doctrine.