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Sunscreen, SPF, UV Proof Clothes, Big Hats, Pills & Shades: Desperate White Man Resorts To Everything But Kitchen Sink Method To Protect Skin, Immune System & Mental Faculties From Condemning All Seeing Eye(s) & Sun(s) Of God’s Hate

Posted on July 25, 2010 by collectiveunderground

Pheomelanin, the lesser form of the two primary forms of melanin, becomes carcinogenic when exposed to Ultraviolet Light. It is found in the in hair, skin, retinas, organs, lymph nodes, mental faculties and chiefly the Pineal Gland of Caucasians. The … Continue reading →

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(EXCLUSIVE) Yakub Ultraviolet Light Researchers Reissue NATIONAL CURFEW FOR WHITES through 2008-2009

Posted on July 24, 2010 by collectiveunderground

“The point at which the vision of eyes meets opens the mythological all seeing 3rd eye of God. “We contain eumelanin abundantly in our hair, skin, eyes andpineal glands,” Master Yakub 7 Ali (before his ascension) taught. “At the point … Continue reading →