THE BLACK/WHITE PARADIGM

THE NUER

Sometimes, it is necessary to take a deep breath, step back and look over the "situation!" These days, the Western Jewish-owned propaganda-press is full of reverse discrimination tactics, and the white man seems to be overwhelmed with all the baloney! There is everything from Harvard's Professor Noel Ignatiev and his "the white man needs to be eliminated" crap (he's retired now), to the Black Lives Matter movement funded by Jewish George Soros. All this is meant to destabilize the world and does nothing to create peace and harmony between diverse people who often have little in common.

Take a look at this book and its cover:

This book is written by E.E Evans Pritchard, PhD, a research lecturer in African Sociology at the University of Oxford, England and a Sometime Professor of Sociology at the University of Cairo, Egypt.

It is a description of the modes of livelihood and political institutions of a Niolitic People, including the Nuers and their neighbors the Dinkas. 

The book was first published in England by Oxford University Press in 1940 and the first American printing by the same publisher was released in New York in 1969. 

This small map shows the approximate location of the tribes that are the subject of this book. The map also shows the location of the Arabs, who also inhabit the area, as well as Khartum, as the capital of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was called in the days prior to World War II.

The purpose here in this article is not to try to rewrite his book, but rather to use it as guide to help understand the black/white paradigm.

He goes into considerable detail describing his research, during the time he lived with and studied the Nuers in the 1930's. His research included social, political, agricultural, legal and other matters affecting these interesting tribes! It was difficult for an "outsider" to gain the trust of these people to the point where he could determine when his leg was being pulled, or lied to for whatever reason, so that he could draw certain very detailed and proper conclusions. They use neither money nor clothes. No money is needed where barter is the primary means of trade and where Millet (a typical yellow colored grain that resembles mustard seed) and cattle are the primary units of wealth. Since the climate is both hot and dry and hot and wet, the only need for permanent housing is to protect against the rains. Their social structure is family oriented, but sexual activity begins early. Women are bought and sold to the man with the most wealth. They have a moral and ethical code that does not allow for cheating, stealing or killing each other and is punished severely, but not if it involves neighboring tribes! Hence there is a state of war that exists between tribes, typical in tribal Africa!

Men herding prized cattle in a 

Section of Homestead and Kraal

in Eastern Gaajok, Sudan 

A Nuer Youth in Eastern Gaajok, 

fastening a Giraffe-hair necklace on a friend

An example of a well-dressed beauty 

of a girl in Eastern Gaajok

An example of a well-dressed 

young man in Eastern Gaajok

The Kraal referred to in the photographs is the dome-shaped huts built to hold cattle during the season. The Homesteads are huts designed to hold people during the wet seasons. Buildings are seldom permanent, as these people are semi-nomadic, moving with the seasons.The Nuers spend a life-time with their cattle and millet raising, which makes up any given year! Their society is perfect for them! It not only works well, but has endured for many thousands of years. They have a well-developed oral language, but no written language and no written history, but like many tribes, have oral history passed from eldest on down the line. After a while, the oral history has taken on the nature of Legends! Their diet consists of millet in the form of porridge and beer, a little maize (corn), fish and some meat. There is no obesity to be found anywhere!

When we in the west consider that these people live a simple and uncomplicated life that suits them, we can also easily see it does not in any way compare with the so-called civilizations built by others. It is only some 80 years since these pictures were taken, and even less since this study was first published to the academic world! To yank these "primitive" peoples out of their comfortable existence that suits them and expect them to instantly perform as others in a different society is not only naive, but totally stupid and basically corrupt!

While it is true that other African tribes have been in the "New World" for a longer period than 80 years, those tribes have not adjusted much better, either!

It should not come as a surprise that when these people are imported to other societies and expected to be equal to the rest of us, that they will eventually resort to behavior patterns that has always been theirs! 

Whenever any of us begins a discussion on this subject, we are automatically called despicable, weaponized terms that are designed to silence and intimidate us, if not cost us our livelihood and reputations.

Today, the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan is no more as a political entity. Instead, it has been partitioned into North Sudan and South Sudan. One might think such a division would bring peace to the region, but it hasn't! Instead, the Dinkas and Nuers and others now use AK-47's and other weapons of the white man's creation instead of spears! Gone are the truly good old days of spear-chucking! Chaos in the region has increased and will continue to do so!

The old sayings is: if it looks like a duck, waddles like a duck, quacks like a duck, and socializes like a duck, it probably IS a duck! I would simply modernize the saying a bit: if it looks like a native, acts like a native, talks like a native and socializes like a native, it probably IS a native!

This principle applies to all the ethnic tribes of the world, including the trouble making Jew, who egs on the black man to lesser and lesser accomplishments! 

It is always wise to keep in mind the reasons for everything. Once the head is cleared of all the hoopla, progress is possible!

Photographs and Captions are taken from the book "The Nuers,"  while the

commentary is written

by

Harald Hesstvedt Scharnhorst