Freedom or Tyranny?, You Choose -- Pastor Childress, Jr.
Relevant to this, here’s a comment I posted on Joshua Powell’s video “Why don’t more black men own guns”, and which apparently was instantly removed by the server.
«Why don’t more black men own guns? I would add to that women, since a hand gun is the most effective way for a woman to dissuade against molestation and rape, and other forms of abuse.
It seems clear to me that the same interests who ran slavery in the South, who were closely aligned with the foreign oligarchs who backed Secession and Civil War, who after that opposed Lincoln's and others' policies to create a true Republic, and who later ran the Jim Crow movement – these supremacist interests then did all they could to force African Americans into ghetto and inner city life. This enabled for racially-selective emiseration and segregation, and also for the creation of a mindset for violent rebellion and social war against society at large, which is what these guys expect to achieve. They'd adore to pit ethnic groups against each other and totally break up the U.S. along ethnic and territorial lines, as a proxy to destroying the legacy of the Founding Fathers, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Kennedy, and others. They truly hate the United States, and all of the ideas it stands for, it being the first constitutional, democratic Republic in History»
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Pastor Clenard Howard Childress, Jr., is a life long resident of Montclair, New Jersey, and he is Senior Pastor at New Calvary Baptist Church. Over the years, he has held top positions in many ecclesiastical and community outreach organizations, including the Outreach Ministries, the Life Education And Resource Network (L.E.A.R.N), the Montclair African American Clergy Association (MAACA), the National Pro-Life Religious Council of Washington, D.C., and even in The Center For Bio Ethical Reform. He has repeatedly been featured in World Magazine and has contributed commentary and editorials for Christianity Today, The Christian Post, Black Christian News, The Washington Times and New Jersey Star Ledger. Also, he is a regular columnist on Alan Keys Renew America. He was highly featured in recent (2017) PBS Front Line breakthrough documentary “Anti-Abortion Crusaders inside the African American Abortion Battle”.
Pastor Childress is one of the undisputed leaders of the prolife movement in America. He leads the peaceful fight against today’s industrialized abortion industry, and has devoted most of his career to saving lives and to opposing the normalization of abortion in society.
He points out the scientific facts that it takes just a few weeks for babies in the womb to have heart beats and brain waves, and that abortion is highly destructive on the mother’s physical and psychological health. Abortion kills the baby and destroys the mother.
He also points out that around 52% of all African-American pregnancies now end in abortion. This means that over 1700 black babies are killed in the U.S. every day. It also means that "the most dangerous place for an African American to be is in the womb of his African American mother", as Childress states – and that American society is going through a “black genocide”, as he rightfully adds.
One of the basic consequences of this is that the African-American birth rate has dipped below the replacement rate. So, as generational renewal occurs, the numbers of African Americans in the population are continually diminished.
Pastor Childress notes that the silent genocide of African Americans through mass abortion has, in a sense, its roots in the work of Margaret Sanger. Sanger was of course an elitist, a social darwinist and a racist, whom, in the 20s and 30s, the Rockefeller Foundation sponsored to create a national network of sterilization clinics and initiatives targeting lower class and minority populations. In this, she worked closely with people such as Dr. Ernst Rüdin, the architect of the nazi sterilization program in Germany. Margaret Sanger eventually came to develop what she dubbed the “Ne**o Project”, a project for the gradual extermination of the African American population by means of silent eugenical measures. Sanger intended this to be brought about by mass sterilization, preferably enacted through social incentives, rather than coercion.
As the years passed, and as her network grew into what is now Planned Parenthood, industrialized abortion tragically came to achieve those same effects she had originally intended.
And so it is that Sanger’s design for the gradual extermination of the African American population is now, and whether people in Planned Parenthood intend it or not, becoming palpable reality, at the appalling, industrialized rate of 1700 children every day.
http://blackgenocide.com/
https://www.abort73.com/
https://www.maafa21.com/
http://www.infowars.com/