The Isis Papers: The Keys to the Colors

The Isis Papers
of black, brown, red and yellow peoples. The organization for that
survival is none other than the white race, which carries out the global
system of white supremacy.
Although initially it came as a great surprise, it is only logical that the
myriad symbolic nwnifestations of the struggle for white genetic survival
abound throughout the historic and global structure of white supremacy.
These symbols ma11ifest wherever one looks, wherever one steps and
wherever one turns. That these subtle and once hidden symbols are
everywhere serves as the strongest evidence of the validity of The Cress
Theory.
It is as though I had written, "If The Cress Theory is correct, symbols
so informing us will be found throughout the whole of Western civilization
and culture." Indeed, without the specific theory, one can look at the
symbols for decades and truly not know what one is looking at, even when
one is handling the symbol in one's bare hands.
One then might ask, "Why is it necessary to read a civilization or power
system at deep levels?" Western culture has produced much violence and
destruction on the planet. It is like a cancer destroying the body. A
physician attempting to treat or cure a disease (i.e., cancer) must examine
the patient at deep levels. It is inadequate to stop at what is seen with the
unaided eye. The physician attempting to solve the problem of a persistent
and troubling cough in a particular patient may order x-ray studies to
view the inside of the lungs and the chest cavity. He/she might perform
a microscopic examination and bacterial culture studies on. the sputum
that comes from the lungs in order to understand the cause of the cough.
When the cause is understood, chances that the disease can be treated
effectively and cured are improved greatly, while that which is not
understood in depth rarely can be treated or cured. Similarly, there are
serious problems posed for the vast majority of humankind by the specific
dynamic of Western (white supremacy) culture.
I hope that this collection of essays will assist Blacks and all other
people - who have as their cosmic responsibility the resolution of the
problem of injustice in the world - in identifying the problem of that
specific injustice more clearly than ever before. Instead of engaging in
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Introduction
our p~t practices of complaining, moaning, crying, groaning, begging,
clappmg hands and singing "We shall Overcome" when confronted with
these death-causing,life-stultifying problems posed by h"t
Bl k . w 1 e supremacy,
ac pe_ople ~n the U.S. must dissect and analyze those problems to their
core. . . WJth this knowledge , Black people can take the necessary steps to
ehmmate the problem.
_Those ~ho will to work for justice and who understand that work as
the~ consc10us responsibility will be found in all places and in all walks
of ltfe, at all levels of formal education and at all income levels. There
are no cl~s. divisions nor language barriers for those who do this cosmic
work. It IS time to solve this problem once and f,or all . It ·s n· ~ · ·
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