Voodoo as a cultural force and a catalyst.

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According to Anthropologists, Africa is the cradle of mankind.

Voodoo emerged in Africa as the progenitor of all religions on this planet.

African and black in the Diaspora should go back to the Alma matter-Voodoo.

Get rid of the second hand religions such as Christianity, Muslim, Hindu and other.

Voodoo as a cultural force will be the catalyst that will unify Black everywhere one day.
Arab, White, Hindu will continue to disrespect Blacks as long Blacks continues to reject the African culture to embrace foreign cultures.

Get rid of the Koran, Bible and the various Hindu ritual books.

They were tailored for the interest and glorification of the Arabs, Hindus, and Europeans respectively.

That is why African names, tribes, cultural values and so on are omitted on those books.

They have been using those books as an instrument of conquest to steal your lands, subjugating you and short change you.
That is why they induce you to call a particular person your savior when in fact his ancestors were born in the Middle East and your ancestor were born in Africa.

You don't have to look in a mirror to realize that you don't look alike.

They use this book for their empowerment.

That is why the Europeans are waging an incisive and vicious war against Voodoo.

That is why they are vilifying the Voodoo and other aspect of the African culture.

The missionaries in Haiti have a long term agenda.

They might try to coerce the Haitian Government to get rid of Voodoo later on.
The doll and the needle are European inventions and have nothing to do with Africa.

The communion symbolizes cannibalism.

The cross historically has been used for execution.

Thus, the cross symbolizes a crime scene.

More people on this planet have been killed by Christians, Muslims, and Hindus under the name of religion than during the Second World War. Those religions have been hotbed for social discrimination, injustice and polarization.

The Haitian elite supposedly is Christian but "Yo pas camarade pitit sor Yet."

Pierre F. Lherisson, February 18 2010, 6:46 AM

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