Swearing in of Nsawamhene and Akuapem Traditional Council Part 4

Black males on youtube want to call black women "Bedwenches", "Bitches", "Whores", "No good", "BW can't do shit for me", etc... and the list goes on. But consider this:
Black males have also been raped by the white males and females in slavery - so he was also a "bedwench" (chamber buck), now he willingly sleeps and wifes up his MISTRESS (feminine term for MASTER). Yet he calls the black woman a bed wench when she does it. LET ME STATE FOR THE RECORD. Interracial mixing is wrong and a war tactic that should be avoided at all cost by my people!

Now having said that, the hypocrisy of black males is astounding as they accuse certain black women of running to white males to get babies with more edomite features. Yes, their are black males who do this is droves! In fact, the next time you hear some lame ass pretending to care so much about black relationships that he just had to get a white female because black females are too "difficult" - just know you are witnessing a class A culprit that I am talking about. These types disguise their hatred for themselves and their people behind blame-shifting and projecting problems onto the black women and the black community. The man is the leader! He has the power to CHANGE or DIRECT his community. Why is it every other male knows this?

So all the things black women are accused of:
bedding edomite males - bedwench
making biracial kids to get more "acceptable" features
using sex with edomites to climb the social ladder - (esp. at work)
using sex with edomites to climb the economic ladder (edomites pay for things
Claiming that life is easier or better with a proven race of enemies because they refuse to cultivate their own self respect and respect for their own race

THESE ARE THE VERY SAME THINGS THESE TYPES OF BLACK MALES DO - and hide behind projection and blame-shifting to the weaker sex. The world is watching you Black Male (and your community abandonment) - and real Black MEN (and black women who LOVE our community) are taking note and your days of treachery and insolence are numbered.

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