World Africans, Preeminent in Humanity: Conversations and Actions

By Alfred Phillips Jr.

Who are you? How you see yourself may determine what you get out of reading this book. If you see yourself as an Abrahamic-myth believer (Jew, Christian, and Muslim), then you may revile this book. If you see yourself as a person of faith, you may simply think that I am grossly mistaken. If you see yourself as one for whom world-African lives matter, you may see this book as worthwhile.

I regard myself as a thinking free man first, a world African second, and a citizen of the US third. I am also a father of five excellent sons, a physicist-scientist, a marathoner, a man fortunate to have loved a few women with occasional reciprocity, and a male whose loving parents wanted to have me.

This work presents a self-reliant way forward for world-African people. It is based upon a new vision for world Africans, a world-African government, world-African green businesses, and the creation of scientific spirituality. There are two major impediments world Africans face: first, exploitation by white people, and second, the Abrahamic-myth Belief System (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). Unfortunately, many world Africans have completely bought into these mutually warring religions. This work offers ways to overcome these two impediments.

I believe that world Africans, often with US African initiatives, can drive the world positively. Some of us are beginning to realize how we see ourselves matters in the matter of our lives and the matters we courageously try to realize.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Oct 27, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524548681

Alfred Phillips Jr.

Alfred Phillips Jr., a native Chicagoan and physicist, worked at IBM and taught electrical engineering at Cornell University. A marathon runner, father of five sons, author, and history enthusiast, he brings his experience in research to his passion for solving problems faced by world Africans. He studied and traveled extensively to inform this work; he currently lives in New York.

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Contents

List Of Figures

List Of Tables

Foreword

Chapter 1 Co-Creations

1.1 Co-Creations

1.2 Co-Creation Of Human Body And Brain In Africa

1.3 Co-Creators Of Human Body And Brain Outside Of Africa

Chapter 2 Fierce Urgency Of Now

2.1 African Population Prospects And Government Seats

2.2 New Stuff: Language, Brain-Based Belief System

2.3 Terrors By White People

2.4 Vicious Whites

2.5 What Some Think Of Us

2.6 Reaction

Chapter 3 Human Record (Humrec)

3.1 Human Civilizations After The Last 10,000 Years

3.2 Kemetic (Egyptian) Contributions

3.3 Minor Thrusts

Chapter 4 Castrophe

4.1 A Simple Model Of Attack By Europeans On Africans

4.2 From The Age Of Columbus To The Age Of Obama

4.3 Impediments, White Folks

4.4 Possible Reasons For African Enslavement

4.5 State Of Mind That Implies Africans Are Fit To Be Enslaved

4.6 The Existence Of Predatory People Who Would Enslave Africans

4.7 Apparent Complicity Of Africans In Slave Trade

Chapter 5 Reconstruction

5.1 Practical Reparations

5.2 Education

5.3 Brain Max

5.4 Genius

5.5 Addictions

5.6 Belief In God?

Chapter 6 Where Do We Go From Here?

6.1 Section Introduction

6.2 Invariant Ethics And Its Span

6.3 Equitocracy

6.4 Togonomics

6.5 Scientific Spirituality

Chapter 7 A Plan For World African Reconstruction

7.1 Precepts

7.2 Belief

7.3 Unification

7.4 Government

7.5 Healings

7.6 Transmutations

7.7 Actions For Preeminence

7.8 Wealth Of Africa

7.9 New World African State

7.10 United States Of America

7.11 Weapons, Finances And Reparations

7.12 Conversations

Appendix 1 Reaction To And Synopsis Of First Peoples

A1.1 Renaming

A1.2 Other Names For Ancestor Africans

A1.3 Modern Africans And The Current Human Family

A1.4 When And Where Did Humans Really Start?

A1.5 Health Advantages And Disadvantages Of Archaic Genes

A1.6 New Nomenclature For Human Site Location

A1.7 Dna Knowledge Fast Sequencing Machines, Crispr Tools

A1.8 Novelties In Humans From First People Pbs Broadcast

A1.8.1 Africa

A1.8.2 Asia – East

A1.8.3 Australia:

A1.8.4 Asia – West (Europe)

A1.8.5 Americas

Appendix 2 African Population Prospects

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1 UN Population Prospects for Major World Areas

Figure 2 African Population Prospects US Census and UN Data

Figure 3 Sub-Sahara Africa and North Africa Populations

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 UN Population Prospects for Major World Areas

Table 2 New Definitions Involving Africans: Modern and Ancestor

Table 3 Oldest Bone Finds in Continents

Table 4. African Populations Prospects and Governmental Seats

Dedicated to our Ancestor Africans who with Nature co-created the entire human family.

Foreword

Who are you? However you see yourself may determine what you get out of reading this book. If you see yourself as an Abrahamic-Myth believer (Jew, Christian, and Muslim), then you may revile this book. If you see yourself as a person of faith, you may simply think that I am grossly mistaken. If you see yourself as one for whom World African lives matter, you may see this book as worthwhile.

I regard myself as a thinking-free man first, a World African second, and a citizen of the US third. I am also a father of five excellent sons, a physicist-scientist, a marathoner, a man fortunate to have loved a few women with occasional reciprocity, and a male whose loving parents wanted to have me.

This work presents a self-reliant way forward for World African people. It is based upon a new vision for World Africans, a World African government, World African green businesses, and the creation of scientific spirituality. There are two major impediments World African face: first, exploitation by white people, and second, the Abrahamic-Myth Belief System (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) which is anti-African, contradictory, and duplicitous. Unfortunately, many world Africans have completely bought into these mutually warring religions. This work offers ways to overcome these two impediments.

I believe that World Africans, often with US Africans initiatives, can drive the World positively. Some of us are beginning to realize how we see ourselves matters in the matter of our lives and the matters we courageously try to realize.

I make the case in this book that Modern Africans co-created humanity outside of Africa. A recent PBS broadcast, First Peoples, provides an accurate but less than transparent description of the roles of Ancestor Africans and Modern Africans. We discuss First Peoples in an Appendix. I believe that World Africans must be up a task which will have world changing effects. If we do not arise to accomplish this mighty task, many of us and our co-creation could be destroyed on the Earth soon. My hope is that the work implied in this book could make a self-aware, world-aware, inspired, and an energized you.

In my previous books I used the terms such as Source-Ken for Africans and Source-Eth for Africa among many terms that I defined. I chose to use the common terms in this book. This may make this work easier to read and absorb.

My Chosen Name derives for the San people of Southern Africa, genetically the oldest extant humans, Akhnaton, a leader of Kemet (Egypt), the true creator of monotheism and the stimulator of the search for unity in science, Yao, a West African designation for Thursday-birth,