Man’s Inhumanity to Man The First Holocaust

The world has reached the point where we cannot mention the Holocust unless we support the Jewish State, right or wrong.  I must make it clear I am not anti-Semitic in any way.  In my youth I joined Jewish marches in London, to be honest when I arrived in England in 1947 if it was not for the Jewish people we could never have survived.  I am from the Caribbean and was looked upon as a black person.

The English people would not give me a job and nowhere to live.  After suffering for many months the only people who would employ us were the Jews of this country.  We used the Lyons Corner House in Piccadilly Circus to shelter from the rain and the freezing cold.  To this we have to be grateful I had many Jewish friends some I worked for and others I worked with.

I was one who went out of my way to join their political movements.  No one can accuse me of being anti-Semitic,  the Jews and the world are continuing to write about their sufferings and the death Camp of the Nazis, Hitlers final solution.  Six million Jews lost their lives in the most horrific deed of man to man therefore no man on earth should underestimate their suffering.  Yes it was an Holocaust one we should never hope to see again.

In the same manner we should remember there was a greater Holocaust which took place 200 years before, which left its legacy to the future generations.  So horrific was this Holocaust after 200yrs has passed the offspring of the people who suffered are still suffering to this day.

Yes 6 million Jewish people died, but at least 50 million Africans were taken from the length and breadth over the continent of Africa, with shackled hands and feet with yokes around their necks where the men were stripped and beaten into submission, the women were raped.  All were packed like sardines chained in the hold of the ship in different layers, lying in their faces, degraded in their filth.  Taken around the world to be treated like animals, shamed and degraded as they were sold in Public Auctions, in the Americas and the Caribbean.

These people were so humiliated until this day the humiliation continues.  It is understood the people who were taken from Africa ranged from children at 10yrs of age to adults of 40yrs , thereby removing from that continent the continuation of their development and their civilization.