they say the the ancient Greeks translated the ancient Egyptians language into Greek you know and that always kind of boggled my mind a little bit because the Greek language was nowhere near as vast and so how could you do that without the right tools so if ancient Africans and this is already a fact had at least 141 to 200 phonemes different distinct sounds and so if you got a newer people trying to translate that they would at least need that amount so it could be a letter for letter sound for sound thing with that not being the case how was that successfully translated the Greeks only have 23 they only have 23 distinct sounds so there's a lot of guessing going on and we take it as fact

Yeah, so basically what the Greeks did is erase African history, you know what I'm saying, with the so-called translation. And also if we add in shutting down the mystery systems that actually taught and expanded and expressed African thought, this was shut down in exchange for Greek, Greek understanding, which was a reduced version of what Africans was doing. I think that's very interesting and sad.