The Isis Papers: The Keys to the Colors

The Isis Papers
by the Africans, following the military but not the genetic defeat of the
latter, was to begin the obsessive symbolic ritual of bullfighting. A ~ale
person dressed in a "suit of lights" (which can be decoded as ~eanmg a
light- or white-skinned person), daringly prances and parades m front of
a black bull (acting as though he really wants to be gored) and, fmally,
with the help of several others, kills the bull. The fighter (the toreador),
then normally takes as souvenir the bull's ear or tail, both of which have
been recognized as phallic symbols. Further, the bull is often eaten and
its testicles, seen as giving power to the diner, are consumed as a delicacy·
Following the Civil War in the U.S., a country whose development was
based upon the slave labor of Blacks captured from the continent of
Africa, the bull-steer again takes on major significance. The victory in
that war went to "the North." "The South" and the slaveholders lost the
war. they also lost their Black slaves through the emancipation process.
Many of the white ex-slaveholders moved westward, initially, wantonly
slaughtering the massive herds of black and dark brown buffalo. The
indigenous inhabitants of America, who are incorrectly referred to ~
Indians, called the Black soldiers, "buffalo soldiers." The source of thts
terminology likely stems from the similarities: the hair on the head ~f the
buffalo is very curly, like the helix hair on the heads of the Africans
(Blacks). Thus, these white cowboys and soldiers were slaughtering the
symbols of Osiris, the Black god, and symbols of the Blacks.
Once the buffalo were removed from the plains, in addition to the
so-called Indians who were also killed, these whites began to raise (bree4)
cattle (cows, ox, bull, steers). For for the most part, these cattle have been
brown and black in coloration. The superior cattle, the angus, is mostly
all black. Even more interesting is the fact that the whites who raised;
bred and herded brown and black cattle, referred to themselves as "cowboys,"
a highly interesting word which doubly effeminizes these ~ales.
The word "cow," while it can \)e used broadly to refer to any domesticated
bovine, is used most specifically to refer to the mature female cattle.
Similarly, the word "boy" historically has been used by whites in ~e U.S.
to refer to the Black male as a means of minimizing and degrading ..
masculinity. These cowboys, nonetheless, threw ropes (lassoes
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lariats) around the necks of brown and black cattle (just as ropes were also
placed around the necks of Black men in lynchings), and they also
castrated the cattle-producing steer (as they castrated Black men who were
lynched).
Cattle-raising and cattle-herding operated under the ostensible purpose
of producing beef for eating. The U.S. has become on~ of the major
beef-eating nations in the world with its favored meats being steak and
hamburgers. Beef is the preferred meat of the majority of whites in the
. global white supremacy system and culture. Beef eaters are suppose to
be or to become more powerful and more masculine.
Cattle were also put to other uses, mainly the production of leather for
shoes, gloves, clothes, luggage, etc. The wearing of leather, particularly
black leather, is supposed to make one appear maximally masculine and
powerful .. ~thers are used in the production of many articles of clothing
for the m1htary. The German military (the Nazis) in the Second World
War, perhaps, exceeded all other white supremacy forces in the utilization
of black leather to give the appearance of power and might.
As a result of the aforementioned facts, the black bull and its symbolic
uses- clothing and food- have come to demonstrate the power that was
orig.inally seen in Osiris ("Lord of the Perfect Black;'). The sport of
boXIng assumes the same theme of power. In this specific instance the
theme is expressed through the use of the leather gloved fists, contin~ing
a practice begun in the days of the Roman Empire.
In current times, the fists of the boxer are covered by rounded, padded,
colored leather boxing gloves. These paired gloves, poised together in
front ~f the b~ Y. at the beginning of the fight, are symbols of the genetic
material containmg skin-covered testicles - the containers of the true
power of the man, the genetic essence.
The poised fiSts, are in direct parallel alignment with the testicles below
,,. The critical off-limits body area, which the boxer is penalized
s~g. is the area of the testicles or genitals - "below the belt." Of
, course, this body area restriction in the boxing match is to prevent serious
.· , and bodily damage. However, it also is necessary to prevent the
association of the symbol with the true objects whose power is
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