The Emperor Has No Clothes…

Charles holds the African sceptres or Okyeame of the Poma.

A gold Asante linguist staff. Look at the birds and ask yourself ‘why is a single white dove perched on his sceptre? See Issue # 4 & # 11 for the connection to the Black feminine energy, which was so revered in the ancient world and distorted contemporaneously, in order that you never know what you are looking at.

Look at the gold eagle across his chest-see below for true origin. Charles holds an African orb symbolizing sacred geometry.

Ancient orb from Benin, Africa.

A Nigerian oba-king wears traditional symbols of rulership and status. The ancient origin of the ndi otu that he wears around his neck is discussed in issue # 4 & # 6. This sacred symbol is on the crown and staff that Charles carries.

Cultural continuities archived by the MFIT team evidence over 500 heraldic crests from Spain, Germany, France, Denmark, & Britain with the faces of the original Black rulers. This evidence will be showcased in their prominence in future MFIT Issues. Here is one of many examples:

He is showing that he is a Knight of the Golden Fleece. See the cultural continuities with the Black Colchians and the Golden Fleece on p.23 issue # 8.

The European heraldry of the sacred bird was preserved and maintained in the Black royal courts. This is the symbolism of William of Vienna 1361 (above). Note the Black figure of sovereignty which has now been replaced by a ‘white’ figure or simply removed.

We recognize that presenting such facts outside of their narrative, will automatically be rejected by many readers. Why? Because we are ALL recipients of a long set of schooling experiences which put our minds into a ‘trance-like-state’. For example, did you notice the secret ceremony which involved Charles’ anointing with holy oil? The African origin of this sacred rite is discussed in issue # 12.

When we evidence and practise the Momentum of Cultural Memory the evidence simply unfolds as historical truths. Read the historical, linguistic and material culture of ancient Europe in the MFIT Magazines.

When the student is ready the teacher will appear.