A New History of the Enslavement of White People, Part I

The concealment is one of the great unsung conspiracies of our time

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“When Britain first, at Heaven's command,
Arose from out the azure main,
This was the charter of the land,
And guardian angels sang this strain:
"Rule, Britannia! Britannia, rule the waves!
Britons never, never, never shall be slaves."

Rule, Britannia!, James Thomson, 1740

Introduction

Nothing in this study is intended to detract from the holocaust that was the transatlantic trade in African slaves, which was sui generis in terms of the abject misery imposed on human beings.

At the same time, we discern the conspiracy to brand black people as a slave race. This lie constitutes psychological warfare utilized as a means for institutionalizing the perennial lowering of the self-esteem of blacks, who are the scions of the kings, queens, astronomers, monumental architects, linguists, poets and artists of Africa, when millions of whites were sunk in the chains of chattel slavery at the hands of fellow whites in Europe.

The concealment of this vast history of white bondage is one of the great unsung conspiracies of our time. Its suppression is rooted in the centuries-old legend of a genetic taint among Caucasians whose ancestors experienced this thralldom. Hence, survivors and descendants were fearful and ashamed of the experience and shrouded it in denial.

Another contributing factor in the concealment of the history of the enslavement of whites has been the ruling class ploy of playing subjugated whites off against subjugated blacks by programming the whites to believe they were never actually subjugated.

Whites were thus mentally colonized by the delusion that their progenitors had not been slaves and thus were superior to blacks. In the class war waged by the oligarchy on blacks and whites in America, poor whites generally identified with their oppressors. The proletariat was thus divided and conquered.

In Britain the superiority notion is reflected in the lyric of the patriotic anthem, “Rule, Britannia!” which contains the line, “Britons never, never, never shall be slaves,” a claim which has been projected onto the past.

In point of fact, “Britons” had been chattels since the fifth century A.D. These white slaves comprised the very fabric of Anglo-Saxon England, though this truth has excited little examination and much denial.