Discussion on Historical Slave Trade

So there's a new book I'm reading, Tiny Hats Selling the Slaves.

Oh yeah, they forgot to mention all of this in the

Rockefeller schools.

And people say that's not true. Well, you should read this one.

This guy was a rabbi who wrote this one. And you know the term layaway?

That came from when rabbis were selling slaves. Yes.

And this has pages and pages of all the auctions

and the rabbis

selling the slaves. Check this, Jacob Cohen, okay,

owned a plantation. Yes, all the plantations

were ran by the tiny hats.

Two hundred and ninety-four enslaved Africans.

He was the president of the synagogue. You can just look this stuff up.

And what got even deeper is I found Charleston, 1825.

That was the original place of the slave marts.

And they owned the merchants, they owned the ships,

they owned everything.

And look at this, Charleston tiny hat slave traders.

Now, since the tiny hats owned all the

newspapers, if they tried to run away,

they'd put an ad up trying to get the slaves back.

Then it got deeper when I found out that the tiny hats owned the police too.

So if people tried to run away, they owned both sides.

And it's wild 'cause there was only two people who actually spoke up

about this.

That's why it's hidden from you. And also when Christopher Columbus came

over here,

now you understand who Christopher Columbus was.

And this is why the tiny hats, the Charzarians, had been kicked out of

all these countries. Now you start to understand.