Commonomics II: The Sheep, Sheepdog and Evil Shepherd

This book highlights recent findings in the sciences of business, economics, finance and history to support the original exposition of the Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad. It is impossible to overestimate how critical a real knowledge and understanding of the historical development of the present world of global finance is to the goal of economic independence for the indigenous people of our planet. We handle money every single day of our lives, yet nothing is taught about finance in the public school system of America. This book helps to close that lethal educational gap and culminates in helping us see why we must seriously consider Muhammad’s Economic Blueprint. The wealth disparity between the very rich and the rest of the world is widening at an increasing rate. Why have Black people made absolutely no economic progress whatsoever, though chattel slavery ended more than 150 years ago? Could it be that they truly are inferior and are the “cursed seed of Ham”? If you don’t know the history presented here, you may think such is the case.