
oseph A. Bailey, II M.D., F.A.C.S.
"Who he is" embraces one's Character (i.e. one's life standard and cherished values). Originally, the European character was fashioned to conform to a harsh Ice Age environment. Because ice covered the earth and prevented the yielding of food or "earth" treasures, bands of Europeans were forced to daily fight each other over what little was available. The winners of each "scarcity" battle had the best weapon technology for killing the most people, the fastest. Thus, the "what he does" became that of a warrior who enjoys killing people for greedy self-interest as a way of life. Following the Ice Age, the European warring "second nature" continued. So for most Europeans up to the present, "how he appears" has been as a tyrant "little god".
An important subgroup-the Ancient Aryans-were warring semi-nomads who lived in the grasslands of Eastern Europe--north of the Black and Caspian Seas and in the region of south Russia and Turkestan. They were bands of people-not a race--located in the same area; spoke a somewhat common language; had a similar social structure; and practiced a like-kind religion. Perhaps around 2000 BC, these horse riding Aryans (part of a larger group now known as Indo-Europeans) started migrating "everywhere"--conquering the peaceful people along the way--and settling in Iran, Mesopotamia, Persia, Asia Minor, Greece, Rome, Germany, Britain, and India.
They set up caste systems consisting of priest, warriors, kings, traders, farmers, laborers, artisans, and servants (who were forbidden to mix with the higher castes). Intertribal warfare was an everyday occurrence. However, fighting would stop temporarily in order to form alliances with their enemies whenever there were threats from non-Aryan peoples. Their superiority in tools for war gave them a "sinful pride" consciousness of themselves-not only in being able to conquer or subdue peaceful people but in claiming false beliefs of superiority in every other aspect of life (i.e. a superiority complex). By being savages, Aryans destroyed established high civilizations-writing, craftsmanship, architecture, art, and various achievements of Black people.
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Joseph A. Bailey, II, M.D.
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