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"The Isis [Yssis] Papers: Keys to the Colors"
by
Dr. Frances Cress Welsing
Dedication of the Book
This work is dedicated to the victims of the
global system of white supremacy (racism), all non-white people worldwide, past and
present, who have resolved to end this great travesty and bring justice, then peace to
planet Earth.
"If you do not understand White
Supremacy (Racism) --- what it is, and how it works --- everything else that you
understand, will only confuse you."
---
Neely Fuller Jr. (1/0) (1971)
No persons who classify themselves as white
living in the area of the world referred to as the United States of America (or for that
matter, in any other area of the world) should presume to tell any Black person (or other
non-white person) what racism is or is not, until they have read
completely Kenneth O'Reilley's "Racial Matters:
The FBI's Secret File on Black America, 1960-1972".
No Black person living in the area of the
world referred to as the United States of America should discourse on racism or deny the
conspiratorial dimensions of the local and global system of racism until he/she has read Racial Matters completely.
All non-white people (black, brown, red and
yellow) should read and discuss the implications of the book Racial Matters; the implications for themselves as individuals and the implications for
their collective should be discussed in depth. Then, all non-white people should
view the docudrama videotape, "The Wannsee
Conference" (which can be rented), to
observe exactly how a white supremacy government calmly sits and plans the destruction of
a people that it classifies as non-white. The Wannsee conference took place in
Germany, in 1941, to finalize the plans for the destruction of 11,000,000 semites
(non-whites) of the Jewish religion. The German white supremacists succeeded in
killing six million.
After the above steps have been taken, all
non-white people worldwide should read Neely Fuller's work, "The United Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept: A textbook/workbook for thought, speech and/or action for victims of racism (white supremacy)".
Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, M.D.
Author, "The Isis [Yssis] Papers: Keys to the Colors"
Washington, D.C.
August, 1989
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