Hebrew Israellites Owned: Claims and Evidence

How tap. It's shakandu good kemet presenting line is relied. There's a video online. I don't even want to say that it's circulating because it's so weak, but there's an image shown and upon the supposed to represent Hebrews enslaved in ancient Egypt. I'm going to deal with that real quick and efficiently. Now this image is from the Tomb of Recknidde TT100. That's the entrance right there. Now I'm going to show you ways on the wall over there and kemet. That's there and the actual part that he's showing is there. Now I'm going to show you two pictures so you can see. There it is. That's the one that is holding on the right under the left as from the wall and kemet. In the book Ancient Records of Egypt, page 2A2, it says, Recknidde stands leaning upon his staff while scraps pass up among the people where they receive and register complaints and petitions. Now I didn't know since when slaves can make complaints and petitions. Now it goes on to say, over Recknidde is the following inscription. Going forth, that's number 715, going forth over the land every morning to do the daily favors to hear the matters of the people, the petitions of the staff and the north, not preferring the great above the humble. We warding the oppressed, bringing the evil to him who committed it. Now you can look up the instructions of Recknidde. That's when he is made a vizier. The vizier of Tutmosis, the third, the Ttehotemus. On the bottom of the page there you probably have to put a full screen to be able to read but it says, behold, the vizier is not to show respect of person to princes and concealers. I believe there's been a mistaken translation. I think they try to mean that it's not supposed to disrespect them but anyway, that's not what matters here for the issue. The rest says, it is not to make for himself slaves of any people. Let's move on. I try to find Ancient Egyptians for liars but I couldn't find it so I'm bringing you the Ancient Egyptians for Domies, page 23. Behold, when a petitioner comes from upper or lower Egypt, even the whole land, see to it that everything is done according to custom, giving every man his right. A petitioner who has been adjudged shall not say, my right has not been given to me. I remind you that it's when Recknire is being made a vizier. You can compare that to when a police officer is being sworn in. This is not an interpretation, that's the inscription that we have from the situation right there. Okay, let's carry on. Egypt and the Egyptians by Emily Ttehote. During all periods but never more so that in the new kingdom, the most prominent feature of the bureaucratic system was there. Was the archives? Everything, wheels, title, deeds, census list, conscriptions list, orders, memo, tax lists, letters, journals, inventories, regulations and transcripts of trials was recorded. No one of substance, whether vizier, army officer or priest, eluded identification in government files. Now I'm going to skip a bit. I don't want you to be bored. I want to get straight to the point. You're free to really it all. You should be able to if you put it in full screen otherwise you'll have to look it up. If I found it, you can find it too. Few actual law codes have survived, but it is clear that the judicial system was based upon precedent and case law. Text found in the tomb of the vizier Recknire, Dynasty 18, commented that everything is done according to what is specified by law. All right, I would like to know if there's any law whatsoever that deals with slavery because we have some little homies running around. Okay, let's move on. I want people to know that there's other things in that tomb. It's not only people working, which is now caused slavery apparently. You can see the sisters chilling there. And yes, the sisters 30,000 years ago were as healthy and as they are today. You had musician, you're going to see there. I guess when people are slave, they need some music or the ones they can't work anyway. We have another group of argument, so called evidence. It's that dude right there. He's so enslaved that he's even smiling. Now picture check, the one on the right that he's showing and the one on the left, that's the one that's coming from. A bigger one there, had to record up and that's what I come across. A song line. The wall painting on the left is from the tomb of EP or IP, which is located at their L Medina. EP is with his pet dog drawing water from the night with the shadow. So from this point we want to make sure that it's the tomb of EP. A fan of that is TT217, TT stands for Teban Tomb. I want to find some further references. So I found Egypt the world of the Far Roles by Regentshuls, basically 78. And we have the same image it tells us indeed that it's the tomb of I. P.E. Spell slightly differently as I showed earlier, New Kingdom, Del Erme de Nene, 19th Dynasty. Next reference, whose who in ancient Egypt by Michael Rye, page 81 to 82. Tersus, IP, sculptor 19th Dynasty, I.P. lived in the reign of King Ramesh's II and in contrast with that monarch's immense buildings was buried in a small and engaging tomb at their M Medina. It is decorated with scenes in a garden, presumably I.P. and with the small tomb Shaper in which part of his funeral Samar Ceremonies were conducted also in the garden. A gardener is at work. It may be IP himself, whilst his dog sits beside him. More references, the ancient Egyptians by Anne Rosalie David page 215. At Del Erme de Nene, there is the village of the Necropolis workmen and nearby are their tombs, the most notable build for IP. Now, whether or not it was actually him on the image we don't know for sure, but what we know is as so far we haven't come across any reference that has to do with slavery. You know, this is just an interpretation from the lanes. We also have that to bend that was on it a long time ago. Let's have a look. Black man of the Nile in his family, page 295, we have two pictures let's look at the first one. It says, an Egyptian drawing water seen from a painting in the tomb of I.P. Next picture tells us, Egyptians of the new kingdom period, harvising with their plops and steeds. Note that these so-called Negroes were ordinary Egyptian gardeners, not slaves. It's in capital for you. Day, Dr. Bento, the 30 years ago, now we're going to deal with this so-called slavery myth and see what all the sources tell us. Egypt and the Egyptians by Douglas J. Brueer, page 95, inscriptions in the tombs of the workmen near the pyramids confirmed that the workers were not slaves, but government employees. Life in ancient Egypt by Adolf Irman, page 125. The supply of corn was due to our company on 28th of each month. In the month of famine not it was delivered one day late. In farm tea it was not delivered at all and the workmen therefore went on strike or as the Egyptians expressed it stayed in their homes. On the 20th of Farkland, the corn was paid in full, but on the 20th of Piny, no corn was forthcoming and only 100 pieces of food were supply. The workmen then lost patience, they said to work and went into a body to thieves. On the following day they appeared before the great princes and the chief prophets of Amon and made their complaint. Last quote, object words in ancient Egypt by Lynn Mascale, page 160. Workmen took numerous days off for drunkenness for brewing beer, festivals, fighting or more legitimately illness and their fearless recording of these excuses was extremely common. Jensen 1980, they also skipped work to pursue their own private commissions such as making tomb goods or furniture for private sale. More seriously there were several times when the workmen actively went out on strike when they felt their racians were insufficient or delivered late. A famous strike occurred during the year 29 of ramesses the third reign and is recorded in a document now known as the Turin Strike Papyrus. Now I understand that you guys have what we call a belief system, what you call a religion, therefore you let your faith detain your sense of orientation when it comes to logic. Unfortunately in a real world, in reality you have to deal with facts and then reach a conclusion. You cannot just go with an allegation of what you somebody told you and then try to mix and grab everything that you here and find to suit your belief. Okay, if you do that in private I don't care but if you lie about our ancestors in commit in front of the world then I'll check you in front of the world. I'm mob, hotel, mob.