YOU ARE GONNA WANT TO READ THIS WHOLE THING.

The poll we conducted here the other day was done to demonstrate just how off balanced this small demographic of religious Black women who stay preaching judgement on everything and everyone who moves they are.

If you notice, when it comes to prophesying about families getting healed and coming together, out of 92 people who took part in the poll, ONLY ONE PERSON (at the time of this post) ever heard them doing such a thing. Do you want to know why?

YOU CAN’T PROPHESY WHAT YOU DON’T WANT TO BELIEVE. (READ IT AGAIN AND AGAIN).

Prophecy is simply a proclamation of your BELIEF.

Many of these individuals are either in unhappy marriages, trying to get out of one, or never been married. So it is a lot easier for them to “prophesy” dim and unhappy futures on everyone else because misery loves company. And they know by using and twisting passages in the Bible, a certain demographic will automatically latch on and believe it.

Well apparently, there was an organization who noticed this about this demographic some years ago: THE CIA.

Follow along and let’s go!!

Jim Jones (the man who led his followers to off themselves down in Guyana in their town called “Jonestown) was in fact a CIA agent whose responsibility was to target a specific group of people, radicalize them, and push them to the brink. In fact, the entire Jonestown operation was one big CIA operation (we talked about this with receipts some time ago). The “Kool Aide” story was only a partial truth. Numbers of bodies were found with gunshots on their back, and the so-called Jonestown security guards were military trained. And by the time the press got to the scene, they were prohibited from seeing the bodies as they were quickly crated up and buried. We can also talk about the endless supply of psychotropic drugs that were not only being shipped down there on a regular basis, but members were put on a strict schedule to take them on a regular basis.

But have you ever wondered the demographics of those in Jonestown?

San Diego State University has done a lot of research on the topic. Here is the data:

“We began with a larger cohort than previous studies: namely, all Temple members living in Guyana rather than just those who died in Jonestown. Nevertheless, 👉🏾the number of African Americans comprising the group tops two-thirds, at 68%👈🏾 (Figure 1). Black membership thus dominates Temple life in Guyana by a substantial majority, but by a slightly smaller margin (2%) from earlier studies. While it seems likely that the percentage of black members to total membership in California is greater than either 68% or 70%, this conclusion is anecdotal, and based on the observation of hundreds of photographs of stateside members of Peoples Temple.

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Almost twice as many females as males lived in Jonestown, which becomes significant when we look at leadership patterns in the community (below). 🚨Black females made up the largest group of residents of Jonestown (45%)🚨, with white females comprising 13%. Black males made up over one-fifth (23%), with white males making up a tenth, and the remainder falling in the Mixed or Other categories (Figure 2). 👉🏾Clearly women played an important role in the community, both numerically and organizationally.👈🏾”

LINK: https://jonestown.sdsu.edu/?page_id=35666

The CIA trained Jim Jones to keep preaching on the “judgement on America” narrative and “We must flee America” message, and the people we are targeting will gravitate to the message and ride it to the end.

The numbers tell us EXACTLY who they were targeting and who they knew would gravitate to such a message.

Looking back at such a now distant event, it would be easy for folks to dismiss all of these followers as “kooks”, “weirdos”, “special cases”, etc.

But the truth of the matter is, how many more people would have joined them in Jonestown if social media and the internet was around? Some of you might have been right there with them based on the people you listen to today WHO ARE SPREADING THE SAME DANG MESSAGE!!

History is full of lessons like this and screams at us, hoping we don’t repeat these mistakes. Some people are too content on repeating it while hoping for a different result.