EBOOK: "BLACK ON BLACK LOVE" The Real Threat To Satan's Power
In Black on Black Love: The Real Threat To Satan's Power, Student Minister Demetric Muhammad delivers a powerful analysis of unity as the ultimate solution for the Black community. This book, based on a raw transcription of a 2023 lecture, explores the provocative premise that Black on Black love is a greater weapon than any atomic bomb manufactured in the West. This work goes beyond surface-level discussions of "Black on Black crime" to examine the historical roots of self-hatred. Muhammad uses the sources to demonstrate how disunity and treachery were "bred into the Negro" through the institutions of chattel slavery to prevent cooperation and rebellion. He highlights the "Missing 64 Years" (1555–1619) of undocumented history as a pivotal era in the dehumanization process. Key themes and insights include: The Four Fears: A deep dive into why the ruling class fears Black unity, categorized into the fear of retaliation, the fear of Islam, the fear of genetic annihilation, and the fear of a Black nation. The Weaponization of History: Understanding how the removal of Black history from schools is a strategy to keep the community distanced from its history of suffering. Dehumanizing Language: An urgent call to reject the N-word and the term "savage," arguing that these labels are used as verbal strategies to create psychological distance, making it easier for Black people to kill one another. Redefining Love: Moving past dictionary definitions to understand love as "freedom, justice, and equality" and as a creative force for community protection and family building. The Messianic Challenge: An examination of the role of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan as a "Messiah" who interferes with the ongoing process of dehumanization by teaching Black on Black love. Black on Black Love is a clarion call for the Black community to reclaim its original identity, move from death into life, and embrace the "threat" of unity to solve its most pressing problems.