Project Third-Eye Opened

The transformation that America has undertaken over the past 58-plus years cannot be described as anything but astonishing, both good and not so good. I don't recognize it from what I expected it to become, socially nor politically, but more importantly how the government relates to the people, the role that the people have made for themselves in relation to the government, and how successful America's very history and identity has been made foreign and toxic to many Americans, particularly the youth.

The reconstruction and rewriting of the history of slavery in America has been dramatically slanted to ignore all pictures other than that of Blacks being the slaves. The history of the White slave has been purposely pushed back to the rear of history or totally erased. Why?

Tony has an informative conversation with mid-western pastor and author Rex Whitman about the state of the modern American church, how it handled the relationship of church and State during COVID-19 lockdowns, & how it is handling the exodus of Believers - particularly the youth.

The American people have crossed into a time where truth and fiction, right and wrong, and reality and illusion are more a case of relativity. George Orwell's classic 1984 is alive a well in our culture today as the past 3 years have been evidenced with the Covid pandemic lockdowns and the 2020 Presidential election. But we should not forget what happened and not fear asking why and take care that it does not happen again.

Tony has a very candid, informative, insightful, and enjoyable conversation with author of The Bucharest Legacy, William Maz.

If a people lack true knowledge of their own history, a stranger can reconstruct it and reprogram them into something that is disadvantageous for them as well as the community as a whole. Relatively few Negro Americans know the invaluable contributions that they have made by way inventions and intellectual patents for the country and for the world - and we all should know of them to know how great we are as a people - as Americans.

Even after all that America has gone through over its 240 years of existence, it is arguably still the prettiest gal in the Ball. Unfortunately, far too many Americans, particularly our youth, are not aware of America's greatness and exceptionalism - the Constitution, the Founders, or the adherence to the biblical tenets.

The mental and psychological assault on the Black-America community is unprecedented in modern history from the reconstruction of the history of the Black in America, to it's relabeling, to the creation of holidays out of ether in its name, it is nothing short of demonically ingenious blue print on how to destroy a community.

To say that freedom is not free is more than an understatement. There is a cost for admission that many of us believe it is not worth it. At least until they discover what the alternative is. As we become more balkanized and more divided as a nation into are secs and groups we are slowly discovering that when one of us, it is denied are God-giving Rights, Liberties, & Freedoms it is denied to us all and that of our children.

The story of the "African American" has been largely accepted, as well and the political classification thereof, by the American Black Community with questioning the it purpose nor origin. But Tony dares to ask the question, and so much more as to why unlike any other ethnic group, it is the American Black who has had their identity and classification subject to that of others and not their own.