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Enslavement is the deliberate deprivation of the liberty and/or rights of persons, often involving forced detention, through the use of violence, threat of violence, intimidation, use of financial threats or incentives and/or other psychological methods for the purpose of effective control over the actions of those persons. The Slave Trade is the enslavement, transport, purchase and sale of such persons.
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The existence of slavery predates recorded history. In the most ancient and earliest examples of written laws, the concept of slavery is assumed as a lawful practice. |
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As a result, many histories do not make a clear separation of slavery pre-560 CE and the concept of slavery under the Christian-Sadducee families world view and later the Islamic-Sadducee families view. |
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Prior to the laws of Justinian in the 6th century CE which permanently enshrined christian sadducee notions of slavery, the vast majority of cultures considered slavery as a form of bonded service based around a specific or assumed debt. |
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In other words, captured prisoners were bonded on account of their debt of aggression. Bankrupts and individuals who could not pay bills were bonded on their financial debt. |
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It is why there are examples of the sons of slaves becoming Roman Emperors, as well as numerous famous writers, generals and leaders of history prior to sadducee christianity- all free men and women. |
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Perpetual Mortal and Spiritual Enslavement |
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But Christianity under the control of Jewish Sadducee families changed the face of slavery forever by creating the evil philosophy that once a slave- always a slave- that the bond was to God and that such a debt was inheritable to every generation hereafter. |
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This historically evil philosophy created by the Roman Catholic Church stood in place up until 1917 when the church finally and reluctantly recanted its obsession with |
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Greatest Historic Examples of Enslavement |
| Period |
Region/Location |
Slave Owner |
People Affected |
| 560-1200 |
The World - the concept of the "serf" |
Roman Catholic Church |
Over 600 million |
| 1250-1600 |
Africa, Asia |
Spain and Portugal sub licensed from Roman Catholic Church Papal Bulls |
Over 320 million |
| 1600-1880 |
Africa, Asia, Sth America, Caribbean, Ireland |
First Chartered Global Corporations sub licensed from Catholic States, sub-sub licensed from Roman Catholic Church Papal Bulls |
Over 220 million |
| 1880-1945 |
Mexico, Sth America, Europe (during world wars) |
State Governments supported/protected by Roman Catholic leadership/Popes |
Over 200 million |
| 1945 - present |
The World (Global Sex and Child Slavery Trade) |
Organized crime supported/protected by Roman Catholic leadership |
Over 50 million |
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