The most egregious world problem resulted from the dilemma of color-coding humanity, now left with a checkered history of ruthless, brutal wars ever since Caucasians believed they were the "chosen people of God." In turn nation's historically themselves believed each one was chosen by their personal deity because they originally didn't know each other existed, before there were maps.
Dear Ones,
In 1950 The 20th Century Encyclopedia included this definition of Caucasian that takes in "the so-called" white race originally believed to have lived in Europe, southwestern Asia and northern Africa, before there was knowledge about the Americas and other lands.
"Caucasian is a term introduced into ethnology by Johann Friedrich Blumenbach in the late 1770s. His classification of mankind was applied to one of the five great races into which all the different nations of the world are divided. Blumenbach believed Caucasian was the original race from which the others were derived. This charlatan gave his caste system the epithet of Caucasian perfection–mountaineer inhabitants [Russians]. His classification was later divided into Aryan or Indo-European and Semitic languages, the latter also involving three related religions based on the Hebrew Bible.
Blumenbach was also the German inventor of these bogus races (originally species by Carlos Linnaeus), the former who separated man into rival sport colors–black, red, white and yellow–the Father of Race who influenced Hitler and Nazi Germany to scheme the monstrous inhumane Holocaust during WWII.
We have abolished the redskins and the yellow skins, but we have a big problem shaking off "blacks and whites"–especially since the adjective black mostly means the negative–why Caucasians obsess to keep them at the bottom of the competitive color pyramid that also is influenced by religion.
"The time has come to knock off this religion business in American politics. There's no end to the mischief that can occur."–Senator Lowell Weicker
Mame,
helenesmith1.blog spot.com www.macdonaldsward.com author of children's book Walking Stick, a fantasy about insects that fight eternally–with the "Mighty Mites" the most aggressive
