Winter Reading List: Isis Papers

By Sicebise Msengana 

I read this book cover to cover between 2010 and 2018. I believe Dr Frances Cress Welsing was influenced by Neely Fuller Jr. Now, let's go through the book starting with its synopsis. 

Black People Need a New Extremist Social Theory

 By Sicebise Msengana 

There was a time when I thought about black men having interracial mixing with women of other races, so that black people can inherit the "suicidal" genes. Senditsho the bloodlines of hostility, conquering and warmongering (triad traits) that are prone in non-black populations outside Africa. My argument was that African or black genes are too peaceful, and loving. Black people are not a warring race. We too kind to be a dominant race.

APPRECIATION POST TO XHOSA KINGS AND ROYAL XHOSA HOUSES: OLD FIGHTERS AND COMRADES

 By Sicebise Msengana 

We Nationalists, hundreds of thousands of fighters remember old fighters and comrades in struggle. History has shown that angry Xhosa men are a force so swift and violent that no power, however great, will be able to hold them back. They will sweep all the imperialists/colonizers, corrupt misLeaders, fake prophets, sellouts and evil tribalists into their graves.

Why Modern Marriages are Collapsing

By Sicebise Msengana 

 

I'm a huge fan of marriage, but I'm not a naive or an inexperienced man. Being a traditional/patriarchal man and active in the Manosphere community shaped my experiences about marriage. Modern marriages are falling apart because people get married when they are tired of playing around.

Did God Create Humans or Did we Create God?

 By Sicebise Msengana

 

Did God create humans or did we create God? As primitive homo sapiens, we became aware or conscious of our mortality around 300, 000 years ago. Which gave birth to many superstitions and religious beliefs that created a variety of deities/gods. 

Life is Fleeting and Death is Our Enemy

 By Sicebise Msengana 

This morning I woke up thinking about the finitude of life and I hate the fact that religion has a monopoly on death. As a result, it promises us life after death. It's alright to mourn the deceased as they deserve, but not to the extent that it brings our own lives to a halt.