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From Slavery to True Freedom
Curtis Flanagan
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Sachbuch / Biographien, Autobiographien
Beschreibung
This is a amazing story is of a young so called African American man by the name of Curtis Flanagan now known as Nycere Ezikiel Bey, and how he overcame persecution by the worlds most powerful country, The extent in which the local so called authorities would go to stop this young mans goals from being achieved and his message from getting to the people, It touches on his childhood and how it shaped the way this mans future of becoming a powerful sovereign outside of legislation; which in most cases make life more difficult than if legislation was not prevalent. It exposes the actual goal of the government to subject the people of America to the will of the British crown and other involved kingdoms. It illustrates times of his life; in which seemed so rim most people thought he would remain in prison for a lifetime, but if the people realized what was going on they would be outrage tat this man was only exercising his inherent rights. It in tells his spiritual journey from Christianity to Moorish science then to Judaism, and how his new found spirituality was a tool to free him from mental physical and spiritual slavery. It in tells about the dark powers that be used their power and influence to attempt to silence the warrior sprit of the man determined to free himself and also his children from the clutches of what he considered the beast.
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freedom, autobiography