Question: Ask The Nuwaupians Who Was Yaaquub?
Answer: The following claims made by Malachi York launched him into infamy as the Supreme Grand Master of Pseudo-ism.
"...The Nation of Islam's lessons are wrong..."
-Malachi York: You Are Egiptians, You Are Gods (audio)
The purpose of this article and question is to demonstrate to you Malachi York's consistent inconsistent positions regarding the Nation of Islam's doctrine. His plagiarism of the Yakub story; making alterations that produced some strange stories. This is an example of York's nonsensical innovations to that Yakub story, which was exclusively done for personal profit. The story is extensive and convoluted, however I'll point out the central issues that York uses to establish the false narratives linking Yaaquub to the so-calledTeros or "Cone-Head" people!
This is not to be confused with the cultural ceremonies or expressions within the societies of various indigenous peoples of the world who would employ artificial Cranial Alterations or Head Flattening/binding.
An anatomical illustration from the 1921 German edition of Anatomie des Menschen: ein Lehrbuch fur Studierende und Artz
For more information and true archaeological research on this topic, here are some suggested reading.
-Artificial cranial deformation in the Proto-Neolithic and Neolithic Near East and its possible origin : Evidence from four sites. [article]
-Beyond the UBaid - The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago page 125 - 148
-Why Early Humans Reshaped Their Children's Skulls
The Teros
"TEROS, as they are called by the 'Al Manee', Germans. However, originally they are called Sunaynans or Siyniyn. You'll also find the Duwaani, also called Leprechauns, or Bucks, and you also have the Deros, originally called Sumuwnean, or Saamiyn, and the Ganesha, or Ganesh, Ganesa' and Ganapati that is the 4th and favorite son of Siva He was called the king of obstacles and the leader of the impish attendants of Siva. He was used before battles to prevent snags and hinderances. He is portrayed with an elephant's head, and a pot-belly and 2 forearms, often holding a pot of sweet meats, and a radish, or holding one of his tusks in his hand and prayer beads. The fact that this Hindu deity has an elephant head and trunk is no coincidence. And you also have the Shuyukh, or Dunaakial, who originally left the planet RIZQ and took residence in Shamballah, but eventually had to set up their own cavern.
The chief of the Dunaakial called 'Rabboni Fuquur', the Negroid seed, or Muur married a "Sunaynan Tero", the Mongoloid seed, A brown seed chieftain's daughter named Lusinas against her will just to establish peace in the caverns. For the Dunaakial were being attacked by the Saamiyn Dero who the Siyniyn, Tero, were supposed to keep under control, Because they were violent, destructive, and aggressive beings. So, to bring about a peaceful co-existence, the chief of the Teros, whose name was Laamsa, gave his daughter to Fuquur, the chief of the Dunaakial. Fuquur gave his daughter, Radiyyah to Laamsa, chief of the Teros, to marry his oldest son named Haatif. Lusinas bore Fuquur no children. She, by shadow hour [night time], left the caverns and went to the surface and sought out Fuquur's brother Yiskhawk. Who lived in the best part of the planet, in the Enclosed Garden in Saudi Arabia in Mecca.
She was welcomed by Yiskhawk, who hated his twin brother, Fuquur who took his wife, Lusinas, as his own. Fuquur and Yiskhawk had 5 other brothers, namely: Ammo, Hasiy, Ramah, Akhsad, and Tunday. All save the first 2 stayed within the caverns. There was originally a village within which an illegitimate birth between Yiskhawk and his brother Fuquur's wife Lusinas occurred. Lusinas was mad at her father, Laamsa, for giving her away, for she always longed to marry a Tero, such as herself. So she, out of anger, had a child by Yiskhawk, the disagreeable, yet reformed brother of Fuquur, so her child would be of no service to her tribe. They gave birth to an unsightly being, with the head the size of 2 men, by no fault of his own. As a child, he was the object of much attention, because he had the head the size of 2 men, and when he grew up, many referred to him as the "Big Head Scientist." Yaaquub, as he was called, wanted to get revenge on his people for their scorn and their mockery. This was an opportune time for disagreeable Pleiadeans from Pleiades a star cluster in the Taurus constellation, to tap into his brains and inspire an unsightly thing. He was led to have faith, that he could create a race of people that would rule over his own people and then the whole planet."
-Malachi York: Holy Tablets: Chapter 3 Tablet 4:26-45
As you can see, this pseudoistic narration has zero credibility nor any historical standing in reality. It was another tactic York used to cash in on the Nation of Islam's teachings, to sway followers who may have believed that York was explaining the Lessons of the Nation of Islam, as well as the teachings of the Nation of Gods and Earths, a ploy to gain more followers.
The Teros Scenario:
This must be made clear; York is using excerpts of an old 1940's science-fiction Comic magazine the Amazing Stories series. An American artist named Richard S. Shavers (1907 - 1975) came up with stories of an ancient underground civilization that looked like Indian Elephants and that there were people with cone-shaped heads and carrot like noses.
The editor of the Amazing Stories magazine promoted Shaver's stories known as the "Shaver Mystery".
York extracted parts from the Amazing Stories magazine, innovated the story, and added it to his publications and sold them to his followers and the public as truth.
"The Teros that have an abundance of pigmentation in their skin are descendants of their 'elder gods' from the planet Jomon in the star Arcturus in the Bootes constellation.
-Malachi York: Holy Tablets Chapter 16 Tablet 4:69
"Because they bored further into the Earth they were able to keep their sanity, because of cross breeding. The Teros took on different forms, and others look so human they can come to the surface and not be noticed".
-Malachi York: Holy Tablets Chapter 16 Tablet 4:84-85
The Duwaani
"...You'll also find the Duwaani also called Leprechauns, or Bucks'.."
York mentions an odd Porcupine looking creature (Duwaani). What's interesting about this creature Duwaani, as some will remember, York had a co-author responsible for a few publications in the cult, and she Filipino. In Filipino folklore there are many stories about dwarf-like creatures the live and protect the lands, from the Ansisit to the Tianak, one of those creatures in Filipino folklore is the Duwendes, a word very similar to York's subterranean porcupine creatures, the Duwaani. The typical image of a Duwende is often an old man with the body the size of a child and wearing a salakot (a native hat usually worn by farmers).
For more on Duwendes and other Filipino folklore, I offer the following.
The Creature of the Philippine Lower Mythology by Maximo D. Ramose (1990)
The Lost Journal of Alejandro Pardo: Creature and Beast of Philippine Folklore by Budjette Tan, Kojo Baldisimo, (2016)
The Lost Journal of Alejandro Pardo: Creature and Beast of Philippine Folklore by Budjette Tan, Kojo Baldisimo, (2016)
York even claimed that the "Ganesh", are real Elephant People who live deep underground, merging and distorting stories from ancient cultures to fit within his marketing gimmick, in this case, the Deros.
According to York, these elephant people are responsible for obesity, something York offers no evidence to suppot, just pointless pictures of overweight Europeans.
What's equally odd and ridiculous is that the definition of Deros is "detrimental robots" who are also responsible for Trichinosis, something that makes no logical sense.
"...you also have the Deros, originally called Sumuwnean, or Saamiyn, and the Ganesha, or Ganesh, Ganesa' and Ganapati that is the 4th and favorite son of Siva He was called the king of obstacles and the leader of the impish attendants of Siva. You'll also find the Duwaani, also called Leprechauns, or Bucks...He is portrayed with an elephant's head, and a pot-belly and 2 forearms, often holding a pot of sweet meats, and a radish, or holding one of his tusks in his hand and prayer beads..."
For the sake of clarity, a little background information is needed about Ganesh to illustrate how York is using deception. Ganesha (Ganesh) also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is one of the best-known and most popular Hindu deities, The rhetoric York presented is fallacious and holds no weight. Yet York taught it and his followers to this day still believes it and will bring it out, quote York on it when addressing anyone who accepts the NOI or Five Percent Nation's doctrine.
His image is found throughout India, Sir Lanka, Thailand and Nepal. He is the god of wisdom and learning, as well as the remover of obstacles. In the most common representations of Ganesh, he appears as a pot-bellied figure, usually but not always yellow in color. In his four hands, he holds a shell, a discus, a club, and a water lily; his elephant head has only one tusk. Like most other Indian gods, he has a 'vehicle', in his case a rat is usually shown at the foot of the god, but sometimes Ganesh is astride the rat.
There are a number of stories about how Ganesh came to acquire an elephant head. Perhaps the most popular of these legends relates how Parvati, when she once took a bath, asked Ganesh to stand guard. When her husband Shiva wished to enter the bathroom [in other variants, it is the bedroom], he was opposed by his son; in his rage, Shiva cut oof Ganesh’s head. Distressed by her husband’s enraged behavior, Parvati asked him to replace his head; and Shiva did so with the head of the first living being that he encountered, namely an elephant.
According to a second legend, Shiva slew Aditya, the sun, but was condemned by the Vedic sage Kasyapa to lose the life of his own son in return; and when he replaced his son’s life, Shiva did so with the head of Indra’s elephant. Yet another story about the origins of Ganesh’s elephant head relates how Parvati, admiring of her son’s handsome looks, asked Saturn (Sani, from which is derived sanivar, or Saturday) to gaze at her son. But in so doing she forgot that the effect of Sani’s glance would be to burn the object he gazed at to ashes. In her distress, Parvati went to Brahma, who told her to replace Ganesh’s head with the first head that she could find.
The sacred 'OM' sign with which Ganesh is often associated points to yet another myth of his birth. According to this myth, one day Parvati saw the 'OM' sign, and with her glance she transformed it into two elephants, from whose act of intercourse emerged Ganesh. They then resumed the form of 'OM' ...ever since Om became known as the sign of Ganesh.
The myths about Ganesh are to be found in numerous "Puranas", such as Agni, Matsya, Padma, Skanda, and Vamana, but the Brahmavaivarta Purana offers the richest accounts.
Secondary Sources: Ganesa; Bulletin of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts 28 (April 1928). Asceticism and Eroticism in the Mythology of Siva. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1973.
One thing is absolutely clear and in unanimous agreement, there is nothing historically connecting Ganesh to the fallacious story York presents. Many will look at images such as these and wonder in amazment that York could teach this, speak on it and the people believed him. It's like York had an uncanny ability to teach the silliest and most rediculous stories, yet could have his audeience accept as fact because he said or wrote it.
Again, it's important to reiterate that York injects and combines portions of the old 1940's comic book "Amazing Stories" by Ray Palmer where these "Deros" and "Teros" are mentioned as some sort of proof to support his phony story line. This is also seen in part in York's "Holy Tablets".
"...there do appear Dero races that, unluckily, escape the notice and supervision of the Elder Race, and they use for evil purposes the ancient mech of the Gods – mech designed and built for good, not evil...Such a race were the Jotuns – off springs of what unknown evil life? Evil life walking upright in a parody of the dignity and good that is man, appropriating to their own evil uses the wondrous machines and mechanisms of the Gods, the Elder Race – the flying craft, the growth and nutrient mech, the healing ray devices, the awful, deadly war mech and other weapons from a dozen varying cultures of different states of progress."
-Amazing Stories: I Remember Lumeria pg. 89
York has the nerve to insult the intelligence of his followers by linking in "Hal" a computer that ran a muck from the old 1960's movie "2001 A Space Oddity" as you read above in 17.
"The disagreeable also built a large computer and called it simply Ha. H.A.L. Their earth name IBM"
-Malachi York: The Holy Tablets pg. 1525
There was a movie and novel called 2001: A Space Oddity by Stanley Kubrick. In his book released in (1968), the spaceship "Discovery" is run by a super computer named HAL 9000, the IBM used in York's crazy storyline is the International Business Machines abbreviation "IBM", York brought them together and sold the idea to his followers. York didn't even care how ridiculous the claims became, just as long as people kept buying the books and his lies.
And the silliness continues;
The following Yakub story takes a step completely beyond pseudo and borders on absolute insanity.
"...you also have the Shuyukh, or Dunaakial, who originally left the planet RIZQ and took residence in Shamballah, but eventually had to set up their own cavern..."
"...the Negroid seed, or Muur married a "Sunaynan Tero", the Mongoloid seed, A brown seed chieftain's daughter named Lusinas against her will just to establish peace in the caverns...the chief of the Teros, whose name was Laamsa, gave his daughter to Fuquur, the chief of the Dunaakial.."
"...Fuquur gave his daughter, Radiyyah to Laamsa, chief of the Teros, to marry his oldest son named Haatif..."
"...Fuquur and Yiskhawk had 5 other brothers, namely: Ammo, Hasiy, Ramah, Akhsad, and Tunday..."
"...Lusinas was mad at her father, Laamsa, for giving her away, for she always longed to marry a Tero, such as herself. So she, out of anger, had a child by Yiskhawk, the disagreeable, yet reformed brother of Fuquur, so her child would be of no service to her tribe. They gave birth to an unsightly being, with the head the size of 2 men, by no fault of his own. As a child, he was the object of much attention, because he had the head the size of 2 men, and when he grew up, many referred to him as the 'Big Head Scientist.' Yaaquub, as he was called, wanted to get revenge on his people for their scorn and their mockery. This was an opportune time for disagreeable Pleiadians from Pleiades a star cluster in the Taurus constellation, to tap into his brains and inspire an unsightly thing. He was led to have faith, that he could create a race of people [WHITE] that would rule over his own people and then the whole planet."
York for over 25 years had the ability to captivate his audience with strange tales such as these with NO requirements from his fan base to offer, manifest nor cite evidence supporting these ridiculous claims. Nuwaupians and their supporters who're unfamiliar with York's fantasy dogma, will preach and teach his rhetoric with absolute surety that no one will ask the question, "where's the evidence". This was how Malachi York had great success in spewing anything to his readers, listeners and believers, not teaching, but lecturing. This is one of a plethora of tall tales that are within the Nuwaupian cult's teachings. According to York's dogma, as a result of an unwanted marriage, teasing as a child and "beings from Pleiades" tapping into Yaaquub's brains, he felt empowered to create the white race who would rule the world including his own tribe with large heads as a means of revenge for the scorn he received growing up for his abnormally gigantic head, a head twice as large as the Cone heads (Teros) and others with hydroelectric like craniums.
Whenever Nuwaupians push the bogus claim that Malachi York was such a "brilliant man" having "76 trillion years of knowledge" and the "wisest man on the planet", ask them about crazy stories like this, and MOST OF ALL, request evidence from them to support the claims. York never gave any evidence verifying the names, places or events in the above fairytale, it's all the more required that Nuwaupians defend their faith in York's teachings with a production of verifiable evidence.
Malachi York's Sanity?
These sorts of strange claims and delusional stories of York has to leave some wondering if York was mentally stable. In early 2003, York went through a forensic psychological evaluation which was requested by his own lawyers.
The test concluded that York suffers from Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Fourth Edition impression consisting of Axis-I Clinical Syndrome of Delusional (Paranoid) Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Adjustment Disorder with Depressed Mood, and Axis-II – Personality Disorders: Histrionic Personality Traits, Self-Defeating Personality Traits, and Schizotypal Personality Features.
Axis I: Clinical Disorders
This is the top-level of the DSM multiaxial system of diagnosis. It represents acute symptoms that need treatment; Axis I diagnoses are the most familiar and widely recognized (e.g., major depressive episode, schizophrenic episode, panic attack).
Anxiety and Mood Disorders The symptoms experienced by individuals suffering from anxiety or mood disorders tend to be ego-dystonic. That is, the problems and difficulties they experience are unacceptable, objectionable, and alien to the self. In contrast, the problems experienced by a person with a personality disorder are often perceived as ego-syntonic: acceptable, unobjectionable, and part of the self. When they do confront problems in their lives, people with personality disorders will blame others (Marmar, 1987).
The personality disorders are when a person uses improper and immature ways to deal with problems or situations. People with this type of disorder do not feel like they are doing anything wrong and therefore do not want to change their behavior like people with anxiety disorders. Keep in mind that it was York's own attorneys who sent him for evaluation.
Conclusion
From what we've read from York on this topic, it was plagiarized from several sources and given new talking points which were taken in part from the biblical narratives of Jacob A/K/A/ Yacub with a little coating from the old 1970's Saturday Night Live skit featuring the Coneheads family.
Nothing in the Nation of Islam's teachings, the Amazing Stories science fiction magazines nor does the bible make mention of any cone shaped heads. The Coneheads were an Alien family, natives of the planet Remulak, who find themselves stranded on Earth. The story was and remains pure entertainment and comedy, York convinced himself and attempted to convince his followers that the story of the Coneheads was true with the elaborate storyline found in his publications.
Even to this day, Nuwaupians continue to embrace the Coneheads, even wearing the weird half-cone shaped headdress, even parading a cartoon illustration of York adorned in one. It doesn't take much to see where the design originates.
