2 Thessalonians 3:9-11Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
9 [It was] not because we do not have a right [to such support], but [we wished] to make ourselves an example for you to follow.
10 For while we were yet with you, we gave you this rule and charge: If anyone will not work, neither let him eat.
11 Indeed, we hear that some among you are disorderly [that they are passing their lives in idleness, neglectful of duty], being busy with other people’s affairs instead of their own and doing no work.
Social Media Exposing It All
Lately the truth has been coming out on social media – via Tik Tok, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. The economy is in shambles, people are struggling, and people are tired. I always been a hard worker, but I used to wonder why I had to work 10x harder than everyone else. One day God told me , “Because everyone else will not have what you have”. Anything in life requires work. You have to work to stay in shape. Work to be attractive. Work to have nice clothes. Work to pay rent. You have to work. But for some reason, I have encountered some black men (mind you I am black-latina) that refuse to work. Not only do they refuse to work, but they think they can take the shortcut of doing sexual or satanic rituals in the work place in order to arise and God is putting a stop to that.
I had to leave my ex-husband Ra’keem, because he had gotten involved with some people who said that he could perform a ritual and then succeed (Isaiah 54:17). Normally, someone would have gotten away with that but in my case, God blocked it. Sad to say I am starting to see more black men leave the workforce and sadly more black women following suit.
You know black people have gone through some terrible things and I do not understand why black people are making the blatant choice to destroy themselves. Ironically, lately Caucasian people have been nicer to me than black people. Black women have been rude, but the remnant of black women who know Christ have been kind. Also, black women have forsaken marriage and have started to marry one another which is lesbianism. Needless to say, black culture is looking pretty bad.
What I Have Been Told Is Not True
I have been told that I am spoiled and that I have no idea what it is like to be a black man in America, which is not true. I have been sexually abused, false accused of a crime in 2023 that was expunged because it was a lie, and called racist slurs in the south. I have gone through some terrible things – but I have had to face the fact that the root of everything that happened stemmed from ignorant black people. I do not wish to offend anyone, but I have to tell the truth.
After everything that I have gone through, sadly I have to tell my daughter (Ruth) to stay away from other black children. I am sad to report that. I do not mind her with Spanish kids or white kids – but as a mother when I looked at little black boys who claim to be bi-sexual and little black girls who already know how to have sex in elementary school – I worry. I am sad, that after everything that I have gone through and all the prejudice I have overcome – I have to keep my daughter away from black children.
I am disturbed as blacks are teaching there daughters how to twerk and not how to read. I am sad when I can’t even send my daughter to primarily black school – because of black on black crime. My own ex-husband Ra’keem betrayed me , because he would have rather done a ritual than to hold a stable job. Black people are killing each other, spreading HIV/AIDS, and getting hooked on drugs. I am grieved when I think about this truth and I pray for the remnant of black people that we can carry the legacy and honor of the civil rights movement and what they did for us. Let us remember Martin Luther King Jr. and how he marched for us, Rosa Parks how she stood up for us, and Harriet Tubman how she carried us. Malcom X included and others, I pray that we as the remnant of intelligent black people will carry the torch of what we have overcome.
Please, intelligent blacks heed my warning and go into solitude until God moves. Something is wrong with this generation of blacks. The word of God says, “There arose a generation who does not know the Lord”. It is sad and disturbing as to what has become of a entire black generation. I can only pray and intercede from this point on. The Civil Rights movement still holds power despite of and all those people who fought for our liberties do still matter.
Minister Precious-Diamond S. Chessier







