
by Jonas E. Alexis
During the Super Bowl 50 halftime show, Beyonce, who has obviously become one of the most famous sex machines in our time, made several references to the Black Lives Matter movement and Malcolm X, a political act that obviously showed that Plato was right about the connection between degenerate music and âpromiscuous cleverness.â[1]
Beyonceâs backup dancers even wore Black Panther-style berets and clad. This obviously created enormous controversy.[2] Suzanne Moore of the Guardian declared then that Beyonce âembodies a new political movement.â[3]
Beyonce confused things, even more, when she declared that she âwanted people to have a love for themselves.â[4] Love? What love? Did the Black Panther Party teach love or violent revolution?
For people who have never heard of the Black Panther Party, it was funded by Jewish revolutionaries like Bert Schneider. The movement was politically fueled by another character who goes by the name of David Horowitz, who is now a flaming Jewish Neocon.
E. Michael Jones writes that Huey Newton, âone of the three founding members of the Black Panthers,â almost certainly got his revolutionary ideas âfrom the Jews he met at Merritt College,â[5] most specifically Robert Scheer.[6] Horowitz himself admitted that âthe Panthers quoted MarxâŠâ[7]
Who was Huey Newton? An admirer of Mao Zedong,[8] the Chinese dictator.
Some of the people who ended up influencing Newton-like Robert F. Williamsâmet with Mao in China. Mao himself was more than happy to ask âthe people of the world to recognize the Black Liberation Struggle in the United States as part of the global struggle against imperialism.â[9]
When Newton and his revolutionary partner Seale âneeded to raise money to purchase more guns for their Party,” they ended up following “Mao Zedongâs Little Red Book on the Berkeley campus…”[10]
Mao, as will be pointed out this year, was basically a student of Stalin. When the revolutionary dust got settled in China, it ended up exterminating at least 40 million people.[11] In other words, Mao ended up carrying on the work that Stalin was doing in the Soviet Union. Stalin, as has been pointed out by numerous scholarly studies, was responsible for the death of at least 60 million people.[12]
What we are seeing here is that the Bolshevik Revolution got spread in the Soviet Union, but that virus moved to China, liquidated millions, and then came back to America in the Black Panther Party.
Joshua Bloom and Waldo E. Martin tell us that Newton was strongly influenced by âMao and the Chinese Revolution.â[13] Other scholars say the same thing, that people like Newton internalized the commands of Mao. The Panthers, we are told, âturned to the writings of Mao Zedong for their basic revolutionary lexicon.â[14] There is more:
âAspiring members had to undergo a six-week training program, with three evenings every week devoted to Political Education class. They were given political instruction, most importantly from Maoâs Little Red Book, and they were instructed on the partyâs chain of command.â[15]
Newton himself âoften quoted Maoâ as his model.[16] As already suggested, he internalized Maoâs Little Red Book, and that internalization got morphed into an âanticolonial struggle.â[17] Members of the Panthers were constantly trying to âinterpret how Maoâs Little Red Book fit into the contemporary scene.â[18]
When Newton was put on trial for murdering a police officer, âMembers of the Asian American Political Alliances carried a sign with Chinese lettering reading âChairman MAO says: FREE HUEYâ and âYellow Peril supports Black Power.ââ[19]
The common denominator between the Black Panther Party and Mao and even the Bolshevik Revolution was that they all took on subversive ideologies, which could logically be traced back to Jewish characteristics. Jones writes:
âThe saga of the rise and fall of the Black Panthers was the same old Black-Jewish Alliance story in a new more violent, overtly revolutionary key. The Black Panthers were attracted to the Jews for all of the usual reasons.
âThe Jews were experienced revolutionaries who knew how to run organizations and raise money, or in the case of Bert Schneider, the Hollywood producer who bankrolled the Panthers, give it in large quantities as well. Jews were attracted to the Panthers, although âno one would publicly say so,â because of their willingness to use violence to bring about revolution. Horowitz claims that âit was the Panthersâ violent image that provided their real attraction to the new Left [which obviously was largely Jewish].ââ[20]
What we are saying here is that people like Schneider and Horowitz promoted the Black Panthers largely because they wanted to advance the Jewish revolutionary spirit and pass it on to rebels like Newton, who probably didnât know he was being used like a puppet. As Horowitz himself admitted:
âFor nearly two hundred years, Jews have played a disproportionate role as leaders of the modern revolutionary movements in Europe and the West. By carrying the revolution to its conclusion, socialists would usher in a millennium and fulfill the messianic prophecies of the pre-Enlightenment religions that modern ideas had discredited.
âThrough this revolution, the lost unity of mankind would be restored, social harmony would be re-established, paradise regained. It would be a tikkun olam, a repair of the world.â[21]
This brings us back to a central point here. Whether Beyonce likes it or not, she is being used as a puppet. She and the Dreadful Few are in cahoots. That is one reason why she has been able to live in contradiction. Here is something to think about: Beyonce has agreed to perform in Israel. Whatâs wrong with that? Well, Plenty.
Israel does not have Black Lives Matter and has a history of grinding Ethiopians and Palestinians to dust. As we have shown in the past, racism and Israeli policies are two sides of the same coin. A new poll has shown that â48 percent of Israeli Jews want Arabs out of the country.â[22] Israel has segregated buses! Can you imagine the chaos that this policy would ensue in America? But get this:
 âFully one-third of Israelis say that unlawful, vigilante violence against non-Jewish African immigrants is fine with them.
âEqually, 86 percent of Israelis who voted for the right-wing Shas party and 66 percent of Likud voters agree with the statements of far-right Israeli politician Miri Regev that African immigrants, mostly from Sudan and Eritrea, are a âcancerâ in the Israeli body politicâŠ
âIsrael is building refugee campsâletâs not use the loaded term âconcentration campsââfor many of the estimated 55,000 Eritrean, Sudanese and other African refugees from civil wars and conflicts whoâve entered Israel, mostly undocumented, over the last decade or so.â
Again, this would be intolerable in America, but it is âmorallyâ permissible in Israel. How has organized Jewry responded? Complete silence.
There is more to Israel than meets the eye and ear. Kristian Davis Bailey, a Detroit writer, and a Black Lives Matter proponent was detained in Israel and had nothing good to say about the situation there. His account is entitled: âTraveling While Black: I Was Racially Profiled and Locked Up in Israel.â Bailey wrote in part:
âI was subjected to a full strip search and placed under arrest. I entered Palestine in the backseat of a police van, handcuffed and shackled, and flanked on either side by Israelis with U.S.-made military-grade assault rifles.
âThe police drove me 30 minutes from the Jordanian-Palestinian border to a station in Maâale Adumimâan Israeli settlement in the West Bank that is illegal under international law. Here, the police interrogated me before I could speak to the lawyer I had asked for, in contravention of Israeli law.
âThey told me to sign multiple forms that were printed only in Hebrew, a language I cannot read or understand. The police then confiscated all of my electronicsâphone, computer, camera, voice recorder, and hard drive.
âTwo days after my release, I was summoned to the Maâale Adumim police station for a second interrogation.
âDuring a two-hour period, the two police officers questioning me spent no more than 10 minutes asking about the Captagon I was allegedly smuggling. For the rest of the time, they scrutinized photographs from my camera and phone.
âBased on these pictures they interrogated me about my prior travels in the region, the organizing Iâd done in the U.S. and my attendance at a political rally for Rasmea Odeh headlined by Angela Davis.
âThe police attempted to create a narrative that I supported Al Qaeda and ISIS and they called me a liar when I stated, unequivocally, that I did not.â
Afro-Palestinians from Chad, Nigeria, Sudan, and Senegal are
âtrapped behind Israelâs separation walls in occupied East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the besieged Gaza StripâŠtheir freedom of movement is subject to Israelâs military occupation and they are unable to enter Israel without rarely-issued permits â certainly not to attend BeyoncĂ©âs performances in Tel Aviv.
âThey have been subject to Israeli colonial violence since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, most recently the 2014 mega-assault on Gaza Israel termed âOperation Protective Edgeâ which killed more than 2,200 Palestinians including 551 children.â
Journalist Dan Cohen writes that âthe approximately 40,000 African asylum-seekers fleeing political persecution and ethnic cleansing in Eritrea and Sudan currently inside Israel would not be able to attendâ Beyonceâs concert. âDeemed âinfiltratorsâ by Israeli officials, 3,360 refugees are imprisoned in the Holot detention center â what President Reuven Rivlin called a âconcentration camp.ââ
There is more:
âLast fall, when the high court ordered the Israeli Prison Service to release African refugees who had been imprisoned in Holot for more than twelve months, the Interior Ministry banned them from living or working in Tel Aviv and Eilat, effectively creating sundown towns.
âCulture Minister Miri Regev called them âcancer in the body (a statement 52% of Israelis agreed with) inciting mob violence in impoverished south Tel Aviv, where the Israeli government rounded them up and dumped them in a public park years before.â
So, who is Beyonce working for? Well, her music was produced by none other than Scott Spencer Storch, a member of the Dreadful Few. Storch, who is now completely broke and who has âdeveloped notorious cocaine habit that landed him in rehab,â âused to party with Kim Kardashian, Paris Hilton, and Lindsay Lohan.â[23]
Beyonce, as it turns out, is a New World Order slut and prostitute. Aleister Crowley would have almost certainly been proud of her music videos. In fact, Beyonce and her husband have been caught following the teachings of the black magician.[24] As the Daily Mail itself puts it, people like Jay Z have been following a âSatanic sex cult.â[25]
This âSatanic sex cultâ has ensnared so-called celebrities like Nicky Minaj, and Rihanna, among others. The sad part is that these people still havenât realized that they are being used and reused. Once producers and the entertainment industry are done with them, they are going to be dumped like rotten meat. Sinead OâConnor found that out the hard way. Once again, to use the words of DMX:
âThe industry wanted, dead or alive, new artists to sell their soulsâŠto survive. The industry doesnât give a fu$k about you! But the industry couldnât make a dime without you!â
Citations
- [1] For a study on this, see David Tame, he Secret Power of Music: The Transformation of Self and Society Through Musical Energy (New York: Destiny Books, 1984).
- [2] âBeyoncĂ© Addresses âFormationâ Controversy After Super Bowl 50 Performance,â International Business Times, February 8, 2016; âBeyonceâs political halftime show draws fire,â Toronto Sun, February 8, 2016; âBeyoncĂ© unleashes Black Panthers homage at Super Bowl 50,â Guardian, February 8, 2016.
- [3] Suzanne Moore, âBlack Pride at the Super Bowl? BeyoncĂ© embodies a new political moment,â Guardian, February 8, 2016.
- [4] âBeyonce gets political at the Super Bowl: Singer performs ‘Black Lives Matter rallying cry’ – as her dancers dress as Black Panthers, pay tribute to Malcolm X and demand justice for man shot dead by cops,â Daily Mail, February 10, 2016.
- [5] E. Michael Jones, The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit and Its Impact on World History (South Bend: Fidelity Press, 2008), 949.
- [6] Ibid., 951-953.
- [7] Ibid., 949.
- [8] Joshua Bloom and Waldo E. Martin, Jr., Black Against Empire: The History and Politics of the Black Panther Party (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 2013), 32.
- [9] Ibid., 33.
- [10] Ibid., 48.
- [11] See Frank Dikötter, Mao’s Great Famine: The History of China’s Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958-1962 (New York: Walker Publishing Company, 2010); Yang Jisheng, Tombstone: The Great Chinese Famine, 1958-1962 (New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2008); for related studies, see Alexander V. Pantsov, Mao: The Real Story (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2012); Roderick MacFarquhar, Mao’s Last Revolution (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2006).
- [12] For historical studies, see for example Jean-Louis PannĂ©, Andrzej Paczkowski, et. al., The Black Book of Communism: Crimes, Terror, Repression (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1999); Norman M. Naimark, Stalin’s Genocides (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2010); Robert Conquest, The Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-Famine (New York: Oxford University Press, 1986).
- [13] Bloom and Martin, Black Against Empire, 69.
- [14] Jama Lazerow and Yohuru Williams, eds., In Search of the Black Panther Party: New Perspectives on a Revolutionary Movement (Durham: Duke University Press, 2006), 38.
- [15] Hugh Pearson, The Shadow of the Panther: Huey Newton and the Price of Black Power in America (New York: Perseus Publishing, 1996), 176.
- [16] Lazerow and Williams, eds., In Search of the Black Panther Party, 40.
- [17] Ibid., 28.
- [18] Pearson, The Shadow of the Panther, 178.
- [19] Ibid.
- [20] Jones, The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit, 949.
- [21] Ibid., 953.
- [22] Ben Sales, âPew: 48 percent of Israeli Jews want Arabs out of country,â Jewish Telegraphic Agency, March 8, 2016.
- [23] âScott Storch – who produced hits for Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera – ‘has just $100 cash left in his pocket after blowing $70million fortune,ââ Daily Mail, June 24, 2015.
- [24] Richard Price, âForget Scientology, celebs are now falling for an even more sinister âreligionâ: Introducing the Satanic sex cult thatâs snaring stars such as Peaches Geldof,â Daily Mail, April 22, 2013.
- [25] Ibid.

Jonas E. Alexis has degrees in mathematics and philosophy. He studied education at the graduate level. His main interests include U.S. foreign policy, the history of the Israel/Palestine conflict, and the history of ideas. He is the author of the book, Kevin MacDonald’s Metaphysical Failure: A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Critique of Evolutionary Psychology, Sociobiology, and Identity Politics. He teaches mathematics in South Korea.
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