Do not keep the company of negroes, better known as oreos, black anglo-saxons, black-whites, (uncle) toms, and sellouts. Due to an often trusting commitment to Black folk, warriors have been known to be easily fool by negroes seeking to impress europeans with their loyalty. They will betray you. Beware, tricknology and propaganda are always more effective when ideas and information are "conveyed by a number of the target group who expresses ideological views consistent with the listeners." As an Afrikan warrior "you have to structure your world in such a way that you are constantly reminded of who you are and what you want to be." The presence of negroes, even momentarily, is unhealthy for any Afrikan warrior's world.

Negroes, by definition, look out for the interests of "master's" children before their own. For them, their "masters'" validation is the only sure sign of the correctness of their thoughts and behavior. In their presence, one is quickly reminded that "the greatest weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed." You can see in them how "a mind attacked and conquered is guided easily away from the path of its own soul." And those europeans who negroes subconsciously feel do not fit the prototype master, they advocate evaluating them on a case by case basis, as if you really have the time or should even have the inclination to do so during war.

Negroes have a tendency to be "well-trained but poorly educated. They could talk about Hemingway or tell you everything Shakespear ever doodles on paper, but if you asked about Gibran, J.A. Rogers, or Akbar, they'd shrug and ask, "Who are they?" They were the most pitiful ones, the ones who surrendered so completely to white domination that they were alien to themselves. Racism was so painful for them that they denied its existence. They would be the first to tell you, "there's no real racism anymore.

Be careful, "negro" is in no way limited to males. There are also many negroettes. Both genders epitomize Carter G. Woodson's back door mentality in that their first desire is to fulfill whatever their limited imaginations conceive their master's wishes, expressed or not, to be.

Negroes have very, very serious problems with any form of Black Nationalism, Pan-Afrikanism or any other independent politico-cultural movement led, manned and informed exclusively by Afrikan warriors because it will keep them out of the favor of their masters and especially, the beds of their master's discarded daughters. They know that these forms of real, self-sustaining empowerment means they will have to stand up and become accountable when they have found it
so much easier and gratifyingly simple to bend over. They believe it is impossible for Blacks to make progress except in coalition with whites.

By Larry Crawford