When we see an article like this, that seems on the surface to be exposing some great myth, while at the same time reinforcing the idea of how terrible black slavery was, one should be rightfully suspicious. Now its a pretty solid Rule of Thumb to NEVER trust a article written by a media company that is jew controlled. But maybe the first thing we should look at is, is it jew controlled?
Fro[/IMG]Arthur Ochs Sulzber[/IMG]"[/B]Sulzberger's mother was of mostly
English and
Scottish origin and his father was of
Jewish origin (both
Ashkenazic and
Sephardic)" Check.
Ah, now we see the head of the beast is jewish, what about the writer himself?Doesn't look like one from his picture on the Times, but lets see what he specializes in.
"Liam Stack covers breaking news and social and political issues for the New York Times express desk. An Arabic speaker, he worked for seven years as a Middle East correspondent, covering authoritarianism and revolution in the Arab world. "
So this is someone who has written about how the Arabs were now TOTALLY subjugated by jews after the "Arab Spring". Maybe not someone who can be totally trusted.
Now onto the article itself.
Third Paragraph down, mentions an open letter denouncing the "Slave Myth". Well this entire article seems to be based on this letter, why not give it a look?
"The <e[/IMG][/IMG][/IMG] </e[/IMG]Sc[/IMG] </e[/IMG]“Irish slaves in Caribbean” </em>was evidently an important source for the “Global Research” article."
Only one paragraph in and it already is trying to convince the reader that anyone who believes the White Slave Trade happened is racist and wrong.
"More damaging still is that your promotion of it, for a number of years, has added a veneer of credibility to what is a well known white nationalist conspiracy theory more commonly found on Neo-Nazi and Neo-Confederate forums."
Second paragraph, starting to shift blame and make the reader believe that anyone who believes the White Slave Trade is a Neo Nazi and Confederate.
"Further[/IMG][/IMG][/IMG]the Irish Examiner (update: now withdrawn) </em>stand over the claim that an “Irish Slave Trade” was abolished in 1839? Or that “Irish slaves”, not enslaved Africans, were the victims of the Zong Massacre?"
Oh I'm sorry, do you need to see that again?
"WE WILL NOT GO THROUGH THE INACCURACY OF EACH LINE HERE, THAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY."
So not only are you an evil racist confederate baby killer if you believe in the White Slave Trade, but you should just believe us that it is fake because we aren't going to prove it.
With the Open Letter already debunked, there is no need to go through the rest of the article due to the fact that it is all based upon the Letter.
Conclusion? Total and utter bullshit made by kikes to try and make all Whites feel that we have never had a bad thing happen to us, and that we should all be so thankful that we weren't slaves and so sorry that slavery happened and that even though slavery was brought to America by jews all Whites need to beg forgiveness for it.
Fuck those bastards.
HAIL SATAN FOREVER!
On Sunday, August 27, 2017 4:50 PM, "magus.immortalis@... [JoyofSatan666]" <
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I am not an avid reader of NY Times, but I was lead to this article from an email.
What are everyone's thoughts and opinions on this article?
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/17/us/i ... 433d580bb0