My Flat Out Honest Thoughts About My Trip To Egypt! Don’t Visit Egypt Without Watching This Video
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I had a great time in Egypt but I wish someone would have told me what I shared in this video BEFORE I took my trip! Watch and then wenjoy Egypt 🇪🇬 with Maximum Impact Travel.
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People need to understand that the experience for Africans and the experience for African American in countries like Egypt is not the same.
Exactly because Africans are connected to their tribes and heritage not living a fantasy to claim olmecs , moors and Egyptian history because they been suffered inferiority complex due to the bad behaviors of westerners, of course Africans will have different experience even with the Egyptian population itself they will never claim their ancestors like the idiots in USA
Jay Cameron for 2022 Nobel Peace prize!
We are truly blessed 😇
Hello Jay. I am a fairly new subscriber to your page and I am just catching up on some of your videos. I found this video intriguing because when I share our African History with some of my peers, they seem to be what you have described as “Brown Body’s with White Minds”. I did not just wake up, I have been woke for a long time now, so much so, that I have suffered many consequences for maintaining my truth and commanding nothing less than respect.
I reside in West Palm Beach, Florida and I hope to join your travel groups to the African Continent real soon hopefully by summer 2024. I am always curious and hungry for my real African history to help me connect the dots of my full ancestry voyage. The service you offer is so powerful and much needed, so I pray you keep doing what you do in helping the diaspora get the long overdue knowledge.
Amazing so much knowledge of the truth. I can seat at your feet just listening . Thank you Jay for sharing.
Glad you are having a blast at life because tomorrow is never promised to anyone did enjoy your Egyptian odyssey was there with you in thoughts and spirit many of us on the continent cannot afford to to travel on our own continent mostly due to financial circumstances pray that one day the trip to Egypt , Sudan and Ethiopia.
"Arab Egyptians" We are still Africans my man. The Arabs didn't replace the population they certainly change it but we still are Africans. I hope I didn't misunderstand you but I have seen this rhetoric from our African brothers and it is really insulting.
@ sherif nour. It’s not called apart of the “Arab League” for nothing. Unless you’re Nubian, you’re purely Arab from Arabia.
@@askariyamashariki714 lol
@@askariyamashariki714 the arab union includes Somalia, Mauritania, Comoros, and Djibouti… does that mean that the people of these countries are arab and not African? Please read more history before commenting. The arab union is a political alliance, not an ethnic one.
Keeping it real Jay be blessed
Thanks for sharing your experience in Egypt. I have been living here for over a year and it was the best move I could have made. I love it here.
Matrell are you still enjoying Egypt? Winneba
@@gb6041 yes I live in Egypt and I enjoy it very much.
Congrats and wishing you the very best!
"What REALLY happened here?" What a basic but powerful question.
i must say this, anyone who comes to egypt and sees history with their own eyes and living it, they want to get history for themselves and own it and that is why they lose the leads of history with illusion, when any era comes to egypt people are the same but they have a new way of life and religions, this does not mean that they have become other people, they are still egyptian, also saying colonies and the arabs came to egypt as if they came as a people and the Egyptians disappeared. This is completely wrong because the people are still the same even if time changes. Egypt before was egypt and sudan together, so when you say Nubians and differentiate between Egyptians, you are considered an occupier but it is an intellectual occupier of the history of Egypt, because the diversity in Egypt is what makes it the mother of the world
You are the exact reason why I made my video. I stand by every word
@@jaycameronofficialI will try to say it from another perspective, the people of Egypt have evolved over time, but the rest of the world is still stack on their past
@@xnDemon1 Evolved is a soft clever word for forced, conquered, manipulated, stolen from, deceived. This is the mindset of the colonizer attempt to erase the past and replace with their versions of things. There is nothing wrong with being stuck on their past if the past exposes the truth about a culture and people that have attempted to be eliminated on many levels. Their religion has been demonized by those so called evolutionists. The temples show how their way of life was altered by force. There’s no pride in that for those who are waking up to the truth. Remember, a colonizer always tries to change an indigenous culture and make it seem as if their way of life is “right” and better.
@@jaycameronofficial from a purely curious point of view, do you think that modern day Egyptians are the same or genetically related to ancient Egyptians just colonized intellectually as to make their ancient culture Disappear?
This was brilliant.
I was recently in Savannah, Georgia from November 11- 18th, 2021 . talked with our cousin Sistah Patt , we laughed & talked about you the entire time there. Of course, I ate so much wonderful food including our red rice ( jolof rice ) as well as my sweet teat.
Thank you, Jay!
Great video you broken it down nicely…..I will be planning a trip to Egypt soon. I have been to Nigeria which is where my family is from the Yoruba tribe and Ghana where I have been for the last 11 months. But your right we have to be aware of others forcing their storyline.
You should do a conversation with Umar Johnson and also ambassador of the African Union , Arikana Chihombori-Quao. Please do a podcast with them. The ambassador has detailed knowledge of the history of African countries, and also current affairs, including all the third parties involved in Africa's politics and resources.
Yes plz do so you guys know that Egyptians are not tribal ppl nor their ancestors who looked down at tribal ppl and ppl who follow tribalism called them vile and backwards 😅
Glad for the depths that you are discovering for yourself. Each one willing will stretch their mind to the degree they are willing to embody. Meanwhile your work goes on.
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and useful! Plus motivate to travel! Cannot wait when all of us start travel easily again! Thank you for helping to promote tourism!
it is so true. when you start to learn the history you actually see how important Africa was and is to the rest of world. makes me laugh sometimes
like 2% important :)) that's their share of the economy of the world, my friend nobody cares about Africa, there are 5 major world civiliations: China (with the sinosphere), India and the subcontinent sphere, the Islamic Civilization, and the Greco-Roman which became the Western Civilization and the last one is Perisa or Iran.
Glad you had an average experience in egypt
Im Egyptian and I personally believe that every new religion that came to any place: replaced “forcibly” the religion of the previous population. No religion has been spread “peacefully” and off course all religions are fabricated and that is a give
What religions did Vaudou or Ifa replace forcefully?
@Fati Osman that's one of the wicked lies of Isl*m. No compulsion?
@Fati OsmanAre you really sure about that🤔?
@Fati Osman it may be written in your holy book but in reality is that the case? Also, history also punctures your argument about how Islam was brought into most countries.
@Fati Osman Does that not indicate that there must be something written in that your holy book you might not know which supports violence or jihad inorder to propagate your religion because why will majority of countries in the world have issues with this particular religion?
It is no different in USA, when you visit certain areas that services the slave trade and indigenous genocide. You are so spot on!
Some books by Moustafa Gadalla reveals the attitudes of the remaining indigenous of Egypt. He states they practice Islam on the surface, but continue to practice at home. He also gives a book that describes where the Egyptians fled and what tribes absorbed them and their similarities of language and rituals.
You are very wise!
Can you give the title of the book. I'm interested in reading
oh really.....indigenous genocide....and joined tribes?......thats a wide imagination, considering 15% of modern egyptians remain christian...and still look exactly the same as their muslim neighbors.....and the usual afrocentric claim of arab displacment of indeginous egyptians..4k riders remove 5 million farmers who worked 70k sq km of land...by nomads who never practiced agriculture..:)
adopting a religion and language doesn't translate to largest genocide in fictional history....keep in mind egyptians documented the era of martyrs vs pagan rome...monasteries thousands of years old exist...but the fictional genocide is not mentioned...
nubians span across egypt and sudan....between the 1st and 2n cataract mainly....they been there forever....not north nor south of there except during military expansion....when they built temples, they made sure they were depicted correctly and different from others.
in the end, the mummies are not hidden..check remsees II hair textures, or queen tyie grandmother of king tut ...afrocentrics should really open their eyes and think a little.
egyptians are not colors....nor are we so fragile that we need to attach ourselves to something bigger....we take our history very seriously even if the people in it are different from us, we don't try to change it to feel better.....
All the kings in the bible have names. King of Persia Xerxes.
Harold King of Rome.
Pontius Pilate. King of Rome or somewhere.
The only kings in the bible that don't have names are the Egyptian kings. They are simply called Pharoahs in the bible. Why.
Because giving them names in the bible will reveal their true identity.
That's I always say that bible/book is not real God story book but humans storylines book
True only one taharqa kushite king who rule both Egypt and Sudan are in the Bible
Watched and listened in awe. Jay has a great mind. 🙏
As always, Thanks for putting out Great information? Several years ago I also had the privilege of traveling through and living in Egypt during a year tour while serving in the military in '2001 - 02.' Fortunately, I was already well versed on the history and/or alterations the colonizers made in efforts to embed themselves by destroying images, sculptures, omitting written evidence and who knows what else in order to claim it for themselves. What AAs must understand is that by doing simple research we can fill in the gaps to the tall tales we were fed in Western education. It amazes me that so many of our people didn't see that there was a real problem within the American/Western learning system(s) where every one else's history was only a blurb while the books readily emphasized non-melinated history? Furthermore it is OUR responsibility to educate ourselves on our history and not continue to go along with the lies that others have inflicted on us. I've added this link to the book that piqued my interest on learning the TRUTH about our ancestors and I have not looked back since. Remember KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!!!
The African Orgin of Civilization(Myth or Reality) by: Cheikh Anta Diop. www.almendron.com/tribuna/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/african-origin-of-civilization-complete.pdf
Thank you for finding a way to be honest yet diplomatic at the same time. The Egyptians of today will just have to accept the fact that they were not told the whole truth of history either. Great channel!
Firstly, tank u 4 de egiptian tour. I don't see u as havin any uropean ankhsestry at all; unless u mean de muurs. With a knows like urs, u can nev ever b caucazoid. Dees newbeez r jus a branch, but dey want 2 cut off de main stem & steel stnd. Dey really krazie. Anyway kudos 2 u & ur fam 4 all ur work (esply Daren & Destiny). Safe travels.
I would wager to say, the reason that many, if not most, black folks won't go, or don't want to go to Egypt is due to the negative way it is depicted in the Bible....not knowing that many of the foundational biblical principles and parables that are attributed to Jerusalem/Israel are found on the walls of Kemet.
I think people are concerned about racism, terrorism and the expense.
@@listenup2882 So, if that is true, why do they go to Israel?
The defamation of Egypt by the Bible
Yes sir.....Why y'all ain't hitting the like button folks come on now.
Nephew Jay , you need to visit Aswan, Egypt & then you will see the real Egypt & the real Egyptian people ( the Nubians ) Your Savannah, Georgia GEECHEE- GULLAH auntie still in New York - Mrs. Sampson . Call your auntie asap Jay.
Real Egypt, lol the Nubians themselves know that are called Nubians for a reason dummy 😅😅
When are you scheduling this informative trip to Egypt?
I saw your 4 day old question. I thought I'd recommend a book for your preparation: When We Ruled by Robin Walker. It's the best scholarship about us I've read in a very long time.
I hope to make your list of people to make a trip to Kemet!
God is faithful 😅
Love you
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i like that analogy brown body with a white mind lord help us. Good knowlege glad you shared i can't wait to see Ethiopia and it's History
Next time you should go with my friend
I wish I can go also if your coordinator refund my money
To question is to stay enslaved in our minds. I would love to go to Egypt when you go again, please give me information. I was telling my husband about your travels.
The pyramids are something
Very interesting discussion. I would like to add something that I dont see people mention and that is that Prophet Abrahams second wife Hajar was an Egyptian woman. Their son was Ishmael and he is the father of many of the non indegenous arab tribes. Indegenous arabs come from Yemen and are dark skinned people. So we could say that when arabs came back in mass to countries like Egypt (which had always been a melting pot of different tribes) that they were going back to their roots as many of us diasporans are trying to do. Africa is all about tribes and it always has been. Its also the same in Asian countries and with the arabs. Tribes mixing together and/or conquering other tribes.
No doubt colonisation whitewashed many of our minds to divide us. I believe that in ancient times colour was not a measuring stick of value. It was to identify people and the tribes they came from.
Regarding education, yes its important but I wish we would really make our own systems and learn about living with nature. Learning about traditional medicine, traditional farming, and the technology that they had which we have lost. For me thats the best thing to take from the ancestors. Because reality is they did many things that were wrong such as killing twins and albinos etc.
OMG! How ironic that I see this video! I am a BLACK expat of the imploding U.S at the airport in Miami going to my new home in Costa Rica coming back from Spain! I SPECIFICALLY went to Alhambra because of its history of the Moors who were BLACK AFRICANS! Alas, our white tour guide made the Moors white as well! When I tried to enlighten this "PFOOL", I got push back! I mentioned the book "Golden AGE of the MOOR" by Ivan van Sertima, only to fall on def ears! What saddened me the most was that every tourist he meets will get a WHITE WASHED version of what was OUR accomplishments! I had the mind send his company books on the true history but something tells me it would be a waste of time!
Who wrote the story behind the parament could it be the European to Brain Wash African
Jay, thank you, thank you, thank you for such an eye opening observation!! I agree you must have advance knowledge of an issue before entering a new arena and accepting a one sided explanation for His-Story vs History!! We have to know our own history and facts first. Thank again….✊🏾👍🏾❤️
They don't understand African
Listen up,Jay Cameron! If you want to be surrounded by brothers and sisters who looks just like you? Go to Sub-Saharan Africa countries. You will find your WAKANDA people, brothers and sisters who looks just like you there 100% with the same skin color, flat wide nose, hair texture and facial feature and DNA genetic. 🙃🙃🙃I am an Egyptian. Egyptians are Egyptians, Egyptian is our identity and that’s enough to be proud of. We are not blk nor negr0*d Africans and that’s true. I don’t see why it is so hard for black in the west to get it. Egyptian people are not responsible or entitled to the lie you’ve been fed all your life, with all respect to you as a fellow human being.
Oooh triggered I see 🙃 Thanks for supporting my algorithm
@@jaycameronofficial Not triggered, but I am here to speak the truth, booboo. NO HATE, NO SHADE 😎 Just keep it 100% fact. As an Egyptian, we only calling ourselves Egyptians, an African only means black. So Egyptians and other (North African folks) don’t consider themselves that too also after Afrocentric, Egyptians became very sensitive to any and every one speaking about Egypt, so now you will see Egyptians say we are North Africans Mediterranean, because Indian, Middle eastern/West Asia, central Asian and Chinese are totally different cultures and no one try to claim the other heritage because both are in Asia. I am a proud Egyptian/Mediterranean young female. Also, anybody is welcome to visit Egypt. If Black Americans, black in the west countries looking for their black brothers and sisters, then you come in the wrong country. I suggest you go to your motherland in SUB-SAHARAN countries. God bless and have fun to be surrounded by brothers and sister's African tribes in Sub-Saharan countries. Please GO Make Sub-Saharan tribes Great Again! LEAVE NORTH COUNTRIES DA F** K ALONE AND WE ARE NOT YOUR PEOPLE!!!! 🙃✊
@@oops541
Well I met many Egyptians who look like you tell me they were proud Africans, they welcomed me into their homes and were very kind. Not once did they express the level of hate and immaturity that you have. You should stop lying to yourself z(“no hate no shade”). That was your entire childish rant.
Not sure where you got that Africa only means “black”. Clearly you have been partially and improperly educated by a western education system that has left you void of the basics of the land you live in and claim. All of the terms you reference were given by Europeans. That alone should give you pause and raise a red flag.
I didnt come to Egypt looking for “my” people but I do come to Egypt looking for more pieces of the story. Although you want to separate yourself from those “wakanda” people, the story of Egypt over the past 500 years has very similar themes to those “sub” areas you mention. It’s unfortunate that you have such depravity in your heart but that’s your issue and we will keep coming and keep talking and there is not a thing you can do a about it.
You might want to come up off of that European colonized education crack and dive a little deeper. You might be surprised what you learn. Otherwise, you just might be serving as an agent for those who have been robbing Egypt for centuries.
@@oops541 go back to the desert .🙂
@@jaycameronofficial This ignorant person doesn’t speak for arabs or Egyptians. Most arabs know their history and that the original arabs from around Yemen were most likely darker skinned than the majority of the arabs today. You’ll find darker and lighter people throughout the Muslim and Arab world and in our own families, as we are brothers and sisters. You can see some of the oldest statues in Egypt with features that look more like so-called Africans, it’s not hard to recognise. You can also find bedouins and some of the oldest tribes in the gulf countries that look so-called African as well.
Unfortunately, the west has whitewashed the parts of history and culture that they want to claim as their own. It’s similar to what the Israelis are doing to the Palestinians today.
Delusional