1.      With sword, spear, shield and bow invaders ripped apart ancient African Kmt Civilization and with it the most advanced civilization of antiquity. Africans were forced into a 2700 year age of general regression from the heights that had been reached.

2.      At its highest point, its territory stretched for more than 4144 miles along the Nile River from the heart of Central Africa to the delta region of North Africa. Before the waves of predatory invasions, the Black race and civilizations flourished in the Nile Valley. African Kmt civilization was intersected by an intricate federation of 42 centralized African states. This was the first national federation, the first federal government, the first nation in world history, the first centrally planned economy, the first monarch---all build exclusively by the indigenous Black population.

3.      Science, government, architecture, education, writing, medicine, military science, sport and recreation, martial arts and wrestling, socialized health care, mass transportation via the Nile River, morality and ethics, music and arts, civil engineering, manufacturing, mining, construction, psychology, Ka, agriculture, advanced marriage and family rituals and roles, religion, philosophy, cosmology---everything essential to civilization was in place 2300 years before nomadic whites in Northern Europe left their perma-frost caves.

4.      Networks or waterways, bridges, and tunnels ran through extraordinary valleys and mountains: its cities, schools, towns, forts, temples, pyramids, its palaces, its monuments were architectural marvels on sand, carved out of the sides of mountains, and surrounded by lush agricultural valleys. From the very beginning, African rulers of African Kmt ruled with an iron fist. From top to bottom, rules were strict, precise, just, and enforced if broken. From the top to the bottom of this tight, decimal-tired matrilineal, pyramidal system of government which was the most advanced achievements in practice anywhere in the world from 3400 BC to 656bc Africans nourished African Kmt Civilization---that great African civilization of antiquity. Agricultural tribute and public labor was demanded; food, clothing and shelter was provided from a centralized staff.

5.      The necessities of life were redistributed and stored for times of need among Africans. And was collectively owned in such a way as to ensure that food, clothing, shelter, natural resources, especially water, were shared and used communally. This was a planned economy;  there is no evidence of slavery; workers on state managed temple projects were provided for as if they were in a modern nation who has the welfare of its popuulations at heart.  Food, clothing, transportation, health care, old age care, education/skilled trades---all of these were organized and ensured by the state government.  Study 3320-2300bc carefully.  Communal property ownership was reinforced by the tradition of communal labor, seasonal public work projects organized around the cycles of the Nile River.

African men and women loved each other, married early and stayed together, while raising large close-knit extended families. Law was based on Maat Principles, organized around the 42 Confessions of Innocence. Right and wrong were made clear. And punishment, if some one knowingly violated the norms of the society was just, swift, and severe. Taxes were linked to age grades, work capacity and healthiness. There was a natural order, an order based on the unity and struggle of opposites, the war of goodness over evil, the equilibrium of truth, justice, and righteousness prevailing over evil. Then came the invaders to tear up 8600 years of African nation-building.

Cosmos before the Present Universe

1. 1. Early KMTic thinkers grappled with the questions of existence-origins, knowledge of the world, the cosmos, and how they came into being
   2. [philosophical implications of grappling with questions of existence by relying on observations of material world]
   3. Before all, there existed Nwn, a watery abyss, absolute in essence, which already contained all primary matter [seek source of this understanding in the external environment-Nile understood as the source of life]
   4. That matter was posited in the form of water extended, quite naturally, from their experiences along the Nile
   5. In time, matter would gain consciousness of itself, manifest itself as creation [philosophical implications-before something exists in essential form, what will become its component parts resides in an undifferentiated state  within a set of conditions that are ripe for development]
   6. Creative demiurge emerges from within Nwn and only after that does the work of creation begin
   7. There is no independent creator standing over and apart from creation.  [philosophical implications-the essence of being and source of change lay within (originate from within)
   8. In the beginning there is matter (water), in a form apparently inchoate, obscure, abyssal, yet potentially powerful, dynamic, creative, innovative, a generative source [philosophical implications-there are conditions in which exist elements that, under certain conditions (at a certain point), organize themselves into a definite form; these elements constitute pieces of potentiality that find expression when unified]
   9. Right from the start, matter is posited (in the form of primal water) at the origins of the universe; this primordial matter was in a form qualitatively different than what would later emerge from (be born of) it.
   10. Modern science suggests that the universe originated in a manner similar to KMT's cosmology
   11. KMT's error-that this primordial matter was liquid-was due to their technological development at the time
   12. The most important thing to note is that they posited matter prior to anything else
   13. That the Nile was so central to their existence, it was natural that water would come to represent the primordial mass called Nwn
   14. Nwn-primal matter, primal, abyssal water
   15. Atum, Re represented the creative reason (and consciousness), which then gave rise to all of creation [philosophical implications-reason, intelligence organizes chaos.  We cannot understand the world around us without having developed a set of strategies, tools, categories, concepts that permit us to take in sensual stimuli, mentally organize it, understand it, and respond appropriately.  This process (of intelligent understanding) requires the existence of a language that permits members of a population to communicate with one another about reality]

   Seed Time of the Cosmos

   1. Human intelligence normally strives to understand how all that exists came to be
   2. Matter is posited first, although it has no thematic form [philosophical (and practical) implications-the mind is liberated from orthodox approaches to issues of genesis and origin, enters a realm with no questionable premises]
   3. Matter, through its interaction with intelligent consciousness, becomes involved in a process of becoming.
   4. The concept of this inchoate primordial mass was a sort of spatial medium antedating (and beyond) space and time.  Everything-all of reality as we know it-would ultimately emerge from this "originating medium" and within it; this reality explored and exploited by human ingenuity [philosophical implications-from the simplest, most undefined and chaotic of beginnings emerges generation after generation of ever specialized beings]
   5. Nwn: This spatial medium was not yet capable of expressing the real and the imperceptible; it predated the world, itself uncreated, but adaptable as the raw material for creation; this was an ungenerated, uncreated reality that was neither born nor created [philosophical implications (of the last part)-if KMT considered Nwn as neither born nor created, then it suggests a couple of things: (1) that they recognized that they did not have an answer, or (2) that reality comes into existence on its own (self-generation), or (3) acceptance, at a certain point, of reality (fate), things are as they are]
   6. The universe and the creative god were distinct, the former antedating (anterior to) the later.
   7. The Creator, as demiurge, was born within Nwn, which existed before it [philosophical and practical implications-god represented consciousness and intelligent reason (if the concept of a god existed at this point in the development of KMT philosophy) that emerged within the womb of Nwn by its own creation; secondly the concept of god(s) emerged out of human intelligence to capture principals of nature and human morality/behavior, and reflects the inchoate mass (conditions of existence) from which it was born
   8. KMT philosophers conceived of a universe that came before the demiurge itself and all of its universal offspring, its entire creative activity. The universe and the creator god were distinct, the universe being anterior to the demiurge. This early universe was very different form the one we know now.
   9. Before generation there was ungenerated, uncreated reality, that which was neither born nor created.
   10. Menes unified northern and southern KMT under a pharonic institution; a coherent organization for channeling and harnessing the waters of the Nile through systematic irrigation, accompanied by a writing system useful for regulating ceremonies and rituals, setting the calendar, and communicating the pharaoh's messages across great distances.  All at once, KMT created a set of impressive architectural constructions.
   11. At this time, the earliest philosophy emerged; just as rigorous and vigorous as the geometry of the pyramids, precise as the pharaonic ritual
   12. Upon this concept of the uncreated, an eminently philosophical concept, the ancient Kemites organized their worldview.
   13. The KMT thought system, which laid the foundations and erected the scaffoldings for temple architecture, was a decisive organizational influence on the construction of the pyramids.

   Nwn: Primal Waters

   1. The beginning of all beginnings was Nwn, the primal, absolute mass of water, container of all seed, home to all creative potential. It was reality before the universe we know, already pregnant with the ‘raw material' of creation in a latent state.
   2. In the cosmogony of The Book of Coming Forth by Day, it was within the primordial chaos that the demiurge achieved consciousness of itself.  Only after that rise to self-consciousness did the demiurge come into real existence, on its own and by itself.  Then it began to work.
   3. Everything in the world had a starting point, a genesis, with the exception of Nwn; Nwn was the uncreated reality of moist, watery, abyssal depths, fecundating and creative
   4. In African philosophy, the concept of water is the logical outflow from the lived experience of the African environment. All stream outward from the great cosmic waters, flowing into the real world as a generous force working to seed the earth, touching all it reaches with it s animating vitality.  Water is and water lets be.
   5. Water is the drought-ending energy that clears the way for the active life, season after season, day after vital day, in a tireless cycle.
   6. Nwn is not simply a name for some inert, primal abyss, rather it flows across space and time. The Great Waters are constantly revived, and new life born out of their quickening flow.
   7. Nwn is a structural concept, a vehicle of progress.  The concept of Nwn infuses historical meaning and human intelligence in the present, while retaining its immanent status

   Primal Egg

   1. The cosmic egg, represents the morning of the nascent world, the world in the state of becoming
   2. The egg represents the concept of completeness, perfection, wholeness-of purity, youth and life.  By the same token, it evokes the future, the world about to be born from it.

   Basic Elements: Water, Fire, and Air

   1. In KMT philosophy, there is no opposition between ‘matter' and ‘spirit.' Nature is a whole, within which matter and consciousness are merged. Water is a substance; living water is a germinating force, an energy, a divinity. Matter and spirit are different manifestations of reality.
   2. The objective object is inseparable from the subjective subject.
   3. Because it was a living system of thought, KMT philosophy is frequently identified with religion; this is not justified.

   Ontology and Cosmogenesis

   
   

   	Intransitive verb means: to come into being, to change, to take effect, to exist, to be
   	He who came into being in his own (epithet of Ra)
   	Form, configuration, ways of being, modes of existence, existence
   	That which exists; the young sun god in the form of the sacred scarab
   	Lord of the whole, Master of Totality, Lord/Master of the Universe
   	Earth, country, world, in this world
   	Alone, unique in sense of uniqueness of the One Being, the absolute oneness of the One Demiurge
   	To have done in the past
   	The anterior gods; the most ancient gods who existed from the beginning
   	The beginning of time
   	Primordial times
   	The anterior god
   	In the beginning; on the first occasion; the very first time; the Creation; plan, foundation, project
   	To create, produce

   
   

   1. From the moment it exists, That Which Is causes being to come into existence
   2. Through its own power, its own energy and movement, that That Which Is comes into existence; it engenders itself, from itself
   3. It is the Absolute, that which exists by itself, from the beginning, before Creation,
   4. That Which Is causes the other modes of existence to come into being through love and through its own will, being alone by its own power. Being is absolute, it is also love and will.
   5. Being is in addition, and above all, reason. Being designs projects in its heart; in complete, lucid consciousness
   6. Reason encompasses the entire design, then the creative plan presents itself before the Creative one, in front of it, completely visible, with no confusion. Creation is a clear concept, neat, distinct, unambiguous to the Creator, who is absolute love, will and reason, an active energy, the very essence of efficiency, master of the whole.
   7. Through Creation, the existence of What Is gets multiplied, becomes a fecundating process, is diversified

Today we are remembering. For we once were first, now last they have made us. We once were alive; now, to death they have sentenced us. We once led; now, following them is all we do. We once lived free, now we rot away kidnapped in their strange stolen lands working as unappreciated pack mules for murderers. We once built Black civilizations, now we build civilizations for enemies. 

Today we are last. In short, in a murderous orgy of invasion, enslavement, extermination, land seizure, colonization, imperialism, and neo-colonization they won, we lost. And so, they now have everything that belonged to us, and we have nothing.