J. Newman, New York

"Black Genocide" was an eye opener to the perils African Americans are forced to endure in America. Unlike any other book I have read on the subject, this is the one book that speaks to serious issues black people need to know about.  Because of

mis-education, black people have been led down the path of ignorance about themselves and their real history.  I highly recommend "Black Genocide".

J. Roberts, Michigan

After reading "Black Genocide" my perception of black people have changed in a positive way. When I learned that the black race was the first to inherit the planet, I was stunned because this is a part of history that I was not taught about in high school or college.  Also, this book elaborates on why black people have been kept down for so long.  Without doubt, Black Genocide offers the keys to the

survival of black people as a race.

G. Watson, Vermont

I know of no other book that speaks truth to black people regarding their true origin and the backward condition they find themselves in. After reading "Black Genocide" you can be assured of one thing, your approach to dealing with economic and social matters will dramatically change.

L. Jones, Delaware

I was amazed with all the valuable information, so eloquently, presented into one book.  More than that, I was made aware of issues black people need to know about if they are to survive in America. The one thing that really captured my attention was to learn about the origin of HIV/AIDs and those responsible for it's development.  Your readers will be shocked when they learn the truth.

P.Birley, Mass

I'm a white educator, because of my inquisitive nature, I found myself attracted to this book- "Black Genocide".  Believe me, I was startled to learn about black antiquity that existed before all others.  It was my understanding that it was whites that were responsible for the advancement of modern civilization, but I have learned that it was the black  race. As I critically researched the subject, I found this nugget of knowledge to be true. I was also upset to learn about the, soon to, collapse of the

United States economy; within five years. 

T. Anderson, Washington, DC

I was  so  impressed with "Black Genocide" that I purchased two extra books for my sons because this, all encompassing, book brings into focus serious black issues they need to know about. Although  "Black Genocide" exposes pitfalls designed to keep black people struggling to survive, it gives black people a new sense of pride that defies historical falsehoods that has polluted the world and the black race.