The Hidden Battle: How European Royals and Media Manipulation Have Conspired to Exile the Original Black Moorish Bloodlines

History has often been told through the lens of the powerful—those who control the narrative and shape the destiny of nations. For centuries, this narrative has been dominated by white European royal families and elites, many of whom have used their power and influence to erase or distort the true history of powerful African and Moorish bloodlines. These original royal bloodlines, which were central to the development of many cultures and civilizations, were systematically exiled and oppressed through a multifaceted campaign of gaslighting, media manipulation, and racial division. Today, we can trace the lingering effects of these tactics in the way modern society perceives and treats Black communities.

The true story of the black Moorish royals, whose influence once extended across Europe, Africa, and the Americas, has been buried beneath layers of colonial propaganda and white-washed history. As these ancient royal families and cultures were driven into obscurity, a new system was created to consolidate power and wealth in the hands of white European elites. This system utilized media, racial division, and the strategic disempowerment of non-white populations to further their agenda of control and exploitation.

The Rise of European Royals and the Fall of the Moorish Empire:

The Moorish empire, which thrived in parts of Europe and North Africa, was once home to some of the most advanced and influential royal bloodlines. From their cultural and intellectual contributions to their military and economic prowess, the Moors—who were largely Black and of African descent—were instrumental in shaping European history. The Moors ruled over Spain, Portugal, and parts of Italy, and their influence extended far beyond the borders of Europe. They were not only kings and queens but scholars, artists, and visionaries who shaped the world around them.

However, as European monarchies rose to power, particularly those in Spain, France, and England, the Moorish royal bloodlines were systematically undermined and erased. The Crusades, the Inquisition, and the eventual rise of colonialism were all part of a broader effort to push out non-European royal bloodlines and consolidate control under European elites.

These elites recognized the power of the Moorish bloodlines and sought to undermine them by creating divisions based on race, religion, and culture. The subsequent centuries saw the systematic "gaslighting" of Black and Indigenous peoples—historically powerful groups were painted as inferior or "savage," while European royals and elites presented themselves as the rightful rulers of the world.

Gaslighting: The Destruction of Self-Love and Unity:

One of the most insidious tools used by European royals and elites was psychological manipulation—specifically, gaslighting. By redefining history, promoting false narratives, and erasing or distorting the accomplishments of Black and Moorish civilizations, they sought to create a sense of inferiority among non-white populations. The aim was to weaken the self-love and pride that these communities once had in their heritage and their power.

This gaslighting was not limited to intellectual history. The exploitation of Black bodies through the transatlantic slave trade, along with the subsequent imposition of segregation and racism, served to diminish self-worth and tear communities apart. The message was clear: Black people, particularly those of African and Moorish descent, were not meant to be royalty or rulers, but subservient and inferior.

Through centuries of this psychological warfare, Black people were made to feel disconnected from their own ancestral power. In the process, white Europeans were able to consolidate power, erasing the true history of the Black royal bloodlines and replacing it with a narrative of weakness, poverty, and inferiority.

Media Manipulation: Marketing Black People as "Weak" and "Poor":

By the 20th and 21st centuries, the mechanisms of control had evolved, but the underlying strategies remained the same. In the modern era, the media played a central role in reinforcing stereotypes and perpetuating a false image of Black people as "weak," "poor," or "criminal." Hollywood films, television shows, news outlets, and advertising all became vehicles for reinforcing these damaging tropes.

The media portrayed Black communities as the "other," separating them from their royal and noble origins and reducing them to caricatures of poverty and despair. By framing Black people in this way, white European elites and their descendants were able to maintain a narrative that justified economic exploitation, political disenfranchisement, and social marginalization.

Moreover, the media was also used to divide races and create tensions between them. By portraying Black and white communities as being in direct opposition, the elites could distract from their own role in perpetuating inequality. The "divide and conquer" strategy—historically used in colonial rule—was now playing out on a global stage through media manipulation.

This deliberate marketing of Black people as weak and poor was not just an unfortunate consequence of racism—it was a strategy used to prevent collective self-empowerment. By fostering these negative stereotypes, European elites ensured that Black people could not unite and demand what was rightfully theirs: the recognition of their royal and cultural heritage.

Human Trafficking and Exploitation: The Final Stage of Erasure:

The culmination of this long history of manipulation is perhaps most clearly seen in the modern global system of human trafficking and exploitation. With Black people historically framed as inferior, weak, and subservient, it became easier for the elites to engage in exploitative practices that disproportionately affect Black communities, including human trafficking and forced labor.

The media's portrayal of Black people as "disposable" or "poor" further facilitated these crimes, as the global public often failed to see them as victims or worthy of protection. In fact, much of the modern-day trafficking system relies on the same false narratives that have been ingrained in society for centuries.

The system that allowed for the subjugation of Black people through slavery has not disappeared—it has merely evolved. In today's world, the descendants of the original Black Moorish bloodlines continue to face systemic exploitation, while the true power and legacy of their ancestors remain hidden from view.

The Reclamation of Power: Reconnecting with Ancestral Roots:

The task before us now is to dismantle the systems of gaslighting, media manipulation, and exploitation that have kept Black people disconnected from their true history and power. Reclaiming the truth about the original Black royal bloodlines and their influence on world history is essential to breaking the cycles of oppression that have plagued Black communities for centuries.

Through education, cultural preservation, and community empowerment, we can begin to restore the sense of self-love and pride that was stolen from us. We must rewrite the narrative of our past, one that acknowledges the strength, wisdom, and royalty that runs through our veins. This is not just about the past—it is about reclaiming our future and challenging the systems that continue to profit from our exploitation.

By doing so, we honor the legacies of the great Black Moorish families who once ruled vast empires and laid the foundations for the world we live in today. The power of these bloodlines is not lost—it is within us, waiting to be rediscovered.

Breaking Free from being "accessories" and the Chains of the Past:

The struggle to reclaim our true heritage is not an easy one. For centuries, European royals and their descendants have used every tool at their disposal to erase the power of Black people and present them as inferior. Through gaslighting, media manipulation, and exploitation, they have successfully kept us from seeing our true worth and potential.

But the time for awakening is now. We must confront these historical injustices and work together to rebuild our collective identity. It is time to break free from the chains of manipulation and reawaken the power of our original royal bloodlines. In doing so, we not only reclaim our history—we reclaim our future.