Adam and Eve lived in Africa, not in Israel, not in the Middle East

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The first humans lived in Africa, not in Israel, not in the Middle East  The first humans migrated out of Africa about 70,000 years ago to populate the whole world  First of all, by "Adam and Eve" I mean the first humans, not the mythical Adam and Eve of religion. That's also the way it was used in the documentaries that I'll provide below.  Those who follow this blog and have read my book:  What is Satan? What is Lucifer? The biggest secret in the world   already know that the book began from this topic. The sciences of Paleontology, Archeology, Anthropology, even history have all shown that the first humans lived in Africa, not in Israel or any place in the Middle East. My favorite of these sciences is genetics because it's totally based on hard verifiable evidence that could be repeated. Below are two science backed documentaries using the science of genetic's DNA sequencing to prove that the first humans lived in Africa.  Just in case you're wondering;...
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This work involves spending a lot of time reading and researching. That's what I love doing but the problem is that it's not allowing me time to do anything else to earn money, still I'll have to eat too. 

Currently, I have an issue I want to solve.

I just wrote a book: What is Satan? What is Lucifer? The biggest secret in the world. The book is about the origin, history and evolution of religion, especially how the concept of a "savior" or Messiah originated thousands of years ago in inner Africa before anybody heard of a Jesus. 

Sadly, when black people lost power in ancient times, and white people began to rule, they blackmailed everything we invented including our God. That's how Satan was created. This information has been hidden away from black people. Download the book free at What is Satan? What is Lucifer? The biggest secret in the world.

The book has the capacity to free black people from religion if publicized well, so I want to put it in a documentary to create wider awareness but I don't have the resources to do that.

I've thought of quitting but this is what I really love to do. If I quit; who will I leave the job for?

If you could support me, I'll produce the documentary as well as invest more time in research to be able to produce more articles to educate our people about the part of our past that has been deliberately hidden away from us by those who enslaved our ancestors and are determined to put us down.

Kindly support me.

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Chat me on WhatsApp or email: kemeticphilosophy@gmail.com

Should you know someone who could support this type of project, also feel free to send them the book and pass this information. Who knows whether someone who's financially capable would hear about it and decide to take it up.

NB: I have tons of books to share. Should you be interested in reading any book cited in my book or just about history of Africa, let me know, and I'll email them to you.

Don't just say "black people need to be free from religion." We are not going to free ourselves from religion unless we take action. We must do something about it to stop.

If you're wondering how much it costs to make a documentary, see an article on: how much does it cost to make a documentary?

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