Willie Lynch is the Worlds Most Famous Invisible White Man
THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN
(The Non-existent White Man named Willie Lynch is the Scapegoat used by Black Folk who brainwash other Black People)
This first issue to get off my chest is the fabled story of WILLIE LYNCH (a white man who NEVER existed, but is cornerstone for the racist mindset that permeates the black community subculture). There is no credible evidence that this “Willie Lynch” ever existed. The story about him is fictional and has been used for decades to stoke racism against white people in the minds of the American black subculture.
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FOREWORD:
We all know about America’s dark history of racism and slavery. It was done, and it’s now over. Slavery has been illegal for more than 150 years now. By the time the entire B.C.R. Report Staff was born, this country was full of White Americans who taught their children “race-tolerance” and how to have “understanding” when it comes to people of other races. It has been this way for as long as I’ve been living my 55+ years of life. I have personally observed it, appreciated it, and felt its effects.
On the other hand, I’ve personally observed a ‘certain brand’ of black folk (or the ‘black subculture’) who taught their children “resistance”, “rebellion”, and “raw hatred” towards white people. That ‘certain brand’ (or sub-culture) of black folk also taught their children to hate reasonably thinking black people who were accepting and appreciative of the atonement attempts and friendship offerings from post-slavery era White Americans. I have personally observed that ‘certain brand’ of black folk do it, I was unnerved by it, and I’ve also personally felt its effects.
From this perspective, the BCR Staff decided to start writing in hopes of explaining the backwards thinking used by a ‘certain brand’ of black folk within the American Black Community at large.
INTRODUCTION:
THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN (like WILLIE LYNCH) is who the black subculture blames for all of their problems, even though the white man was never there.
Before I start this confessional (this one, and others to come), I admit that I am not a seasoned essay writer or scholar. None of us at the BCR Report are. We write and speak in plain english. Secondly, I am well aware that there will be a large number of the black subculture who will say that I am a traitor to the black community. That ‘certain brand’ of black folk will also call me names like “mutt”, “half-breed”, “cracker-n*gger”, “house-n*gger” (and many other derogatory names meant to disrespect my character and shade-of-blackness), or that I am trying to please “Massa” (a term used to describe modern day White Male America), OR some other child-minded variation of the N-word that’s intended to belittle me, and disrespect or discredit my writings and my personal experiences from my own dealings with a ‘certain brand’ of black folk who blend into the black community amongst the GOOD black people. I call that ‘certain brand’ of destructive black folk”Subculture Sambos”. I will refer to those types of black folk as “Subculture-Sambo Caricatures” until I leave this earth.
“SAMBO” defined:
Just so I’m clear on my use of the term “SAMBO”, I use it to describe uneducated grammatically challenged lazy black men (and “Lady Sambos” for women) who scam and plot schemes of destruction on other black people (and others) for personal gain. They are docile Doolittles when it comes to building up black communities, but they feel actively empowered to rebel against (or destroy) the progress of progressive black people within their reach. They are full of envy and hatred towards everything that forward-thinking black men build. They have found comfort in blaming others and begging for help for their own self-created problems. Progressive black people who build for themselves pose a threat to the Sambos’ existence. Stated differently, Sambos cannot maintain the narrative of ‘broken down-trodden people who need government help’ when other blacks are progressing all around them. It is the Subculture-Sambo character type who uses twisted narratives and flat-out lies to brainwash GOOD black people into being degenerate Doolittles who underachieve until they start blaming others for circumstances they have created for themselves. In Sambos eyes, the MAIN person to blame for his debilitated existence is “The Invisible White Man”.
Keep in mind that my use of the term ‘Sambo’ is more descriptive than what Harriet Beecher Stowe used in her book “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (long before I was born).
**This entire writing is my personal confession about how I’ve spent over 50 years of my life witnessing a ‘certain brand’ of black folk (a.k.a. The Black Subculture) blame the non-existent white man for their own self-inflicted problems and issues in the black community. Instead of calling them N-words or Sambos, I’ll simply refer to them as “a ‘certain brand’ of black folk” for the rest of this writing.
The Invisible White man is somehow to blame for issues he was never around to cause in today’s modern black community. It is clearly evident that a ‘certain brand’ of black folk continues to use the Invisible White Man as the scapegoat to avoid accountability for their own continued actions of detriment to themselves and their own communities. As a black man born and raised in predominantly black communities across the southeastern region of the United States, I have heard more negative sentiments and twisted narratives created by Black people about White people than one can imagine. That’s the reason and the motivation for me to write my part of this essay and entitle it “The Invisible White Man”. I am writing this because I am completely sick of a ‘certain brand’ of black folk who spread false twisted narratives about modern-day White people in America. Many other reasonably thinking black people like me feel the same way. Most White People know reasonably thinking black people at first sight (because white people are in tune with what their senses tell them). The opposite is also true that most white people can sense when they are around that dangerously unreasonable black subculture of people. Nonetheless, being a part of the reasonably thinking American black population has made me (and other blacks like me) targets of intracultural hate from that ‘certain brand’ of black folk (I want to use the N-word so badly right now … but, I won’t). Just so it is publicly known how I got my professional pen name, “BCR”, it is the acronym given to ALL reasonably thinking black people who have been told by a ‘certain brand’ of destructive black subculture folk blended in amongst our ranks that our ‘black cards have been revoked’. So now you have it, my pen name (and the name of this Report) represents every reasonably thinking black person who has had their BLACK CARD REVOKED by the subculture group in the black community that can easily be identified as those belonging to a ‘certain brand’.
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THIS IS MY TRUTH:
As a child, I didn’t know that Black people were subtly brainwashing me to hate White people. In my younger teenage years. I started noticing that all black people in the Black community did not perpetuate these twisted narratives against White people, only a ‘certain brand’ of Black folk did.
By the time I got into my mid-teen years, I was a high schooler. As a high school student, I realized that the same ‘certain brand’ of Black people that twisted hateful narratives about White People also hated other black people who didn’t ‘look’ like them. To realize Black people hated me (another black person) for no reason was confusing at first. The more that ‘certain brand’ of black folk expressed their hatred for White people the more I noticed how they would look at me with the side-eye of hatred also, but I really didn’t understand why. Then, in my late teens after graduating high school, that same ‘certain brand’ of Black people would accuse me of wanting to be a White person. That was the most confusing time in my young black life.
*SIDE NOTE:
Dave Chapelle confirms for me through his onstage comedic skits, that as a Black person, I am within my rights to use the N-word publicly and be free of censorship, but I won’t use that word here, I will just refer to that narrative-twisting group of black people, as “a ‘certain brand’ of Black folk”. I will also use the term “Sambos” to describe that ‘certain brand’ of black folk, because again, as a black person in America, I can use the word “Sambo” without being censored. I personally thank the comedian Dave Chappelle for clearing that up for me and many other black people (like me) whose imaginary ‘black cards’ were revoked by the American black community at large (I’ll speak more about that ‘useless imaginary black card’ later).
Key points to take away (and commit to memory) from my experience as a young black person who was raised in the black community are:
- I was subtly brainwashed to hate white people as a toddler because a ‘certain brand’ of black folk in the black community perpetuated the idea that it was the black thing to do. It was how blacks showed pride-loyalty and gained acceptance in the black community. Neither my mother nor my grandmother took part in this brainwashing. A ‘certain brand’ of black folk in the black community we lived in did it (and they still do it today).
- While growing through early adolescence and my teen years, my own cognitive and emotional growth helped me realize how I was being lied to about white people by the black community. All of the lies and twisted narratives about white people were ‘wrapped up’ and packaged in some concluding statement about historical American Slavery. That was always the hook (using ‘slavery’ to support the twisted narratives a ‘certain brand’ of black folk created daily).
- The older I grew the more my brain developed to the point of identifying the twisted facts and full blown lies that were perpetuated about white people by that ‘certain brand’ of black folk in the communities in which I was raised, on the school yards of the schools that I attended, at the black community social gatherings, and even at predominantly black weekend events, etc.
- Once I started forming my own identity through increased independence and becoming more socially aware through psychosocial growth, I realized that there was really a ‘certain brand’ of black folk who blended in with the rest of the black community who lived to spread hatred and misinformation about white people at large. ——————————————————————
We all know that America went through a time when black slavery existed. We ALL know it. We ALL know that it was prosperous and profitable for some, but gruesome and dehumanizing for others. None of that is up for debate. However, once American slavery legally ended on January 1st, 1863 (which is over 163 years ago at the time of this writing), slavery was legally outlawed and the institution of American slavery no longer existed. POINT BLANK. Another hard fact is, not ONE black person who complains about ‘the pains of slavery’ today was alive to witness it (a ‘certain brand’ of black folk literally continues to complain about abuses they’ve never personally experienced … and they lash out against other blacks who don’t think and act as they do about the issue). Again, ‘American Slavery’ and ‘Racism’ are the hooks that a ‘certain brand’ of black folk always use to tie their twisted narratives about white people to, so that they can sound convincing and believable as they spread blatant lies about the Invisible White Man as it relates to social and economic issues in the black community.
PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY and INTEGRITY are dirty terms that always offend a ‘certain brand’ of black folk. As a matter of fact, if you want to see that ‘certain brand’ of black folk expose themselves and differentiate themselves from the crowd of reasonable black people, mention the term “personal accountability” or “self integrity” out-loud, and watch them step to to front of the group to angrily argue with you as if you‘ve just cussed them out. I’m dead serious. Making that ‘certain brand’ of black folk expose themselves through questioning their INTEGRITY is as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich.
I was in California surfing the internet reading about black community leaders who have misplaced morals when I came across an online radio interview where I heard a Southern Radio Shock Jock named Dale Jackson question the President of the NAACP in Alabama about his INTEGRITY and the NAACP President went berserk live on the radio. That local NAACP President was undoubtedly a member of the subgroup of black folk that exists within the reasonably thinking black people in America’s black population. These types of black folk see ‘race’ in everything they look at, everything they hear, and everything they say. They also blame the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN every time their integrity is questioned. If you want to hear what I heard, just Google “Dale Jackson interviews local NAACP President Rodney Gordon on Integrity in Alabama”, and I’m certain there are still many links that will take you to this radio interview. Instead of answering the questions, the President of the NAACP immediately starts irrationally blaming the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN. He claimed that Dale Jackson, the radio personality, was supporting some historical ‘white agenda’ that was attempting to harm the ‘black man’ in some way when Dale Jackson simply wanted to discuss the subject of INTEGRITY as it related to a prior television interview involving Mr. Gordon. The local NAACP Chapter President tried to act as the victim of an INTEGRITY issue that he caused himself. It was the funniest radio interview that I’ve heard in a while as Mr. Gordon hung up the phone during the radio interview. Once you Google it, and hear it for yourself, I’m certain that you will laugh-out-loud like I did.
Now, before I get into how a ‘certain brand’ of black folk has brainwashed young like-minded gullible black folk to grow up believing that ALL NEGATIVE THINGS that happen to black people can be blamed on an INVISIBLE WHITE MAN … I have to speak on the number of functioning illiterates within the group of that ‘certain brand’ of black folk because they have succeeded in twisting the narratives about reading books, and partaking in structured education in general. I’m serious. That ‘certain brand’ of black folk within the black community literally teaches false narratives about reading books. I believe this is why the literacy rate is so low within the American black community.
(Another truth that also must be added is that other ethnicities also have subgroups of functioning illiterates within their communities, but that’s for another writing at another time).
Blatant racism is so entrenched in that sub-group (or that ‘certain brand’) of blacks that there has become a large number of black folk within the black community who think that reading books makes them “act like white people”. I’m not making this up. There are also black folk who believe that reading books will make them gay. This sub-group of black folk has succeeded in convincing gullible blacks (who listen to them) to shun book readings and shun structured education in the black community altogether. One example that comes to mind is how this sub-group of black folk now believe our free public school system is an indoctrination camp that teaches blacks differently than it teaches whites while they both are in the SAME classroom settings. Some blacks cannot read past a 6th-grade reading level when public schooling & learning were absolutely FREE to them (and they still blame the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN for their not being able to read).
Integrity and personal accountability are the enemy to a ’certain brand’ of black folk. There is an unofficially/officially unorganized community of this ‘certain brand’ of black folk that will get themselves worked up enough to kill other black people for not keeping their false front of hatred towards white people alive. The kicker is, white people KNOW who that ‘certain brand’ of black folk are. White people can sense who is a friend and who is a foe in people from the black community, and they are usually SPOT-ON with their senses (without 2nd-guessing themselves).
In furtherance, the reasonable Black people alive today know that racism exists, but we also know there are far fewer racist white people than a ‘certain brand’ of black folk will have you believe when they perpetuate folk tales, twisted narratives, and FLAT OUT LIES about the American White Race In general.
One of the biggest and most widespread INVISIBLE WHITE MAN hoaxes known is that of a slave owner named William Lynch. This hoax was refined over time and made to seem so real that a ‘certain brand’ of black folk believe it just like children believe in Santa Claus. This LIE is a written work entitled “THE WILLIE LYNCH LETTER AND THE MAKING OF A SLAVE”. You can Google the title, and dig up the pdf and freely download it. IT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND, AND IT IS A COMPLETE HOAX.
Again, this story is a decades long LIE that has been repeatedly brainwashing the black community year in, and year out about this Non-Existent White Man. The claim, made ONLY by a ‘certain brand’ of black folk, is that a White slave owner named William Lynch delivered a speech in Virginia (on the banks of the James River) to other White slave owners about how to keep and maintain control over their black slaves.
The FICTITIOUS slave owner named WILLIAM LYNCH is the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN that I will focus on in this writing. “The Willie Lynch Letter” is widespread and well-known amongst the black community. It has probably been available for free download since the original AOL & YAHOO days. Here’s the kicker, there was never a slave owner named William Lynch who made a speech on the James River bank to other slave owners about how to control their slaves. There’s no history of him ever existing. He has no lineage to confirm his existence. A further and deeper/darker truth is, “The Willie Lynch Letter” was more than likely created by a Black person who wanted to brainwash and control the minds of other gullible black people en masse. YES … that’s right … the whole “Willie Lynch” mess was probably written by a WHITE MAN HATING Sambo-caricature type who desired to brainwash black people into believing that THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN was the blame for black-on-black crime. He was probably in prison and wrote it in the prison library from his research about slavery. Crazy? Of course it is. Twisted? Of course it is. However, let’s dive deeper into this fabled story and expose the sickness that lives in the minds of a ‘certain brand’ of black folk who blame THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN for EVERYTHING under the sun. Put on your seat belts, and get ready for some ‘twisted’ commentary ahead.
“The Willie Lynch Letter And The Making of a Slave” begins with an introduction about how the letter gives insight into the inhumane psychology behind the African slave trade.
The introduction also mentions how the slave trade was a major contributor to the building of wealth for Europeans.
This is where fiction and imaginary ramblings from the author’s twisted mind are sprinkled into some truths about the slave trade. The writer goes on to mention some indisputable facts about the costs of slaves, the taxes on the importation of slaves, etc. What makes this letter believable on its face are the facts about how the first debate on slave importation taxes was held in Congress in 1789, and how some congressmen argued for (and against) the issues of Slavery vs Freedmen, the Pro-Slavery Doctrine, the moral arguments about the rights of men, etc. The introduction of this letter includes facts, but personal opinion runs rampant throughout the introduction as well. The more you read it, the more you will conclude that this letter was more than likely written by a black man whose main objective was to convince other black people that a white slave owner existed who said the words & speeches in this letter. American black men who became Muslims in prison have been indoctrinated the most with this “Willie Lynch” hoax for decades. They continue to indoctrinate black prisoners with this “Willie Lynch” hoax today. This is why many black people become so bat-shit crazy about the issue of American slavery. This is why a ‘certain brand’ of black folk blame the IMAGINARY WHITE MAN for everything that negatively affects them in their own communities. The job that this letter has done on the minds of many black people is MUCH WORSE than what the fictional story “ROOTS” (by Alex Haley) did to the black people who read it. Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg did a movie about ROOTS in the 1970s. It is widely known that the movie ROOTS was based on fiction, but a large number of a ‘certain brand’ of black folk believed it was TRUE (just like children believe in Santa Claus). That brainwashing from the 1970’s is partly why a ‘certain brand’ of black people blame the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN today. Reasonable black people know the difference between fictional entertainment and factual documentary. It’s that sub-group of black folk that are brainwashed to blame THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN. It’s that sub-group of black folk that continues to perpetuate the brainwashing about blaming THE INVISIBLE WHITE MAN.
The Willie Lynch hoax speaks harshly about how the INVISIBLE WHITE MAN is the root cause of why black people don’t trust each other, why black people kill each other, why black people openly back-stab each other, why black people are fearful of one another, why black people envy one another, and why black people will never get along or come together as one people. ALL of these problems that black people have observed and experienced since we got off the slave ships are blamed on this INVISIBLE WHITE MAN named Willie Lynch.
The Willie Lynch Letter even goes on to outline the ‘differences’ among slaves that Willie Lynch supposedly amplified to solidify the hatred among slaves for one another.
*This is how I know that a ‘certain brand’ of black man wrote this letter and blamed it on an Invisible White Man*.
The letter cites using FEAR, DISTRUST, and ENVY for ‘slave control’ purposes. *This is total bullsh*t also, because slaves wouldn’t have worked together in the fields (getting maximum crop yields) if they feared or distrusted each other [it’s just another clue that this letter was written by a narrative-twisting Black man who hated white people]*.
The Willie Lynch Letter literally outlines every affliction that curses the idea of black unity. *Thats another reason I know this was fictitiously made up by a narrative-twisting black man, because NO slave owner would turn his own workers against each other and EXPECT them to work together*. The ONLY thing the slave owner used was a horse whip to keep all slaves under compliance, and it worked fairly well because it kept slaves working on one-accord (*Its bad for me to say this part as a black man, but using a simple horse-whip for compliance makes more sense than all the bullsh*t the narrative twisting racist black man who wrote this Willie Lynch Letter will have you believe*).
The Willie Lynch letter also outlines the list of afflictions that White Slave Owners should use in chronological order to ensure the discourse amongst their slaves.
This fictitious speech given by this fictitious Slave Owner supposedly instructs other slave owners to PIT black male slaves against each other specifically by age and skin color
The Invisible White Man gives the fictitious speech then supposedly tells other slave owners that these kits are the “keys” to controlling the slaves. If used intensely for a year, the lasting effects on slaves will remain in perpetuity causing distrust amongst them.
Black folk who cannot discern fact from fiction will read The Willie Lynch Letter and become crazy in a psychiatric ward crazy. Those are the ones who feel justified while committing crimes against white people (we see those types in the news every day). Reasonable black people can’t understand why a ‘certain brand’ of black folk amongst them are so insanely full of hate. That ‘certain brand’ of black folk will turn against reasonably thinking black people and attack them for not feeling the same radical & rebellious hate towards White People at large (black folk turn against me for that same reason). This brainwashing is so deeply rooted in that ‘certain brand’ of black folk that it cannot be un-programmed. The Willie Lynch Letter is a self-fulfilling prophecy in the sense that it makes a ‘certain brand’ of black folk HATE reasonably thinking progressive black people. I’m convinced that it is the literature that reinforces black-on-black crime (a ‘certain brand’ of black folk commit crimes against reasonable black people ALL THE TIME).
*I will soon publish another writing about how a ‘certain brand’ of black folk turn against reasonably thinking black people when they cannot brainwash them*
In conclusion, I can say with a smile that since I’ve decided to put my personal observations in writing, I no longer have migraines from keeping these thoughts to myself. I will also go as far as to say that 2026 will be the year that I start mind-dumping all of my suppressed thoughts and observations from my life experiences and reducing them to writing. It feels odd for me to have grown up in America wanting to be friends with everyone from all ethnicities that I’ve encountered, only to find out that my own race secretly hated me for living my life this way. It’s crazy. Now that I’m much older, I think it’s time that I expose the misplaced and misinformed hate that a sub-group of my black race produces towards other races.
The same race that asks the redundant question, “Why can’t black people stick together?”, is the same race of people that destroy one another at every turn out of pure envy. The irony is uncanny. I was born into a race that has become walking human contradictions.
There are many reasonably thinking black people who are in the same position as I am. They too have been friendly and welcoming to other races, only to be shunned for doing so by a ‘certain brand’ of black folk within the black race. We have ALL been told by a ‘certain brand’ of black folk that our “Black Cards have been Revoked”. I’m just the first to accept it and use it as a pen name to convey our collective thoughts through print … and I am the first to proudly use the acronym “BCR”.
As I end this writing, I suggest that every white person search online for the Willie Lynch Letter and download it for themselves. I’m sure that many white people have never heard of it. I’m also certain that it was written by a ‘certain brand’ of black man whose only intent was to brainwash other black people to hate the white race in perpetuity. If you’ve ever wanted to know why a ‘certain brand’ of black folk seems to hate the white man in perpetuity, and ALWAYS blame white people for their problems … it’s because of documents like the Willie Lynch Letter that always blame the IMAGINARY WHITE MAN.
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