"Researchers suggest that Jesus was a descendent of Black Extraterrestrial time-travellers"

Source : The Canadian Link.

Indeed, Jesus had been depicted as being black by Christians, until the Church Establishment was seized by latent racist ideology. Jesus was essentially "whitened" to match the skin pigmentation of the elite cliques of Europe who sought to enslave peoples of African ancestry. By whitening Jesus, elites cliques of Europe sought to manipulate African peoples into worshipping the conquerors.

Indeed, the way in which Jesus is appreciated could be viewed to be an axiomatic mass-deception context in human history. It was socially engineered to mislead humanity into its prevailing course self-destruction. The image of Jesus was used to create an organized religion, which was then used to create Western governments with historical links to modern Christianity.

he power of these institutions was then used to spread oppressive Empires, which led to the birth and development of Big Business interests, that now operate as part of a globalized military-religious-political-industrial complex.

The dissembled image of Jesus, (as a white "saviour" and "son of God", that in turn supposedly created human beings in "God's own image"), was used to construct the global capitalist system. The elites of Christianity used accompanying notions of "sin" and dogma to help corral people like sheep, into worshipping what Gnostic disciples of Jesus referred to as the "false God", which is associated with a demonic consciousness.

Very Interesting Read.

I think to claim Jesus for your own useage is actually against his Ideology, which is selflessness.

Even though they may have perverted his physicality the message reciever can discern that its the message that is important and its basically inert inside everyone when they hear the message that its true.

People's religious beliefs won't change. No matter what proof you have of anything, what people have come to believe, they will continue to believe.

Er what?
Look, I highly doubt Jesus (If he even existed) was 'black'.
He came from the Middle East and was the son of a Jewish girl (who at that time largely bred between themselves), so in all likelyhood Jesus would be of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern descent as opposed to either black or white descent.
I remember another poster who used this idea to promote his afrocentric views ('white people' were apperently genetically-engineered Nordics created by Satan to decieve the 'blacks' from their true goal, whatever that was) .
Though I do agree that certain European groups 'hijacked' the Christian movement, and gave him his most common depiction.
Also the 'elder Sirian black race' notion seems quite racist.
Yes we get the point that every other 'race' is a divergent offshoot of the black race but wouldn't it matter what colour the 'Guardian' race was?
Also the 'BLack Madonna' theory has been largely debunked.
Anyway at the end of the day does it really matter what his skin colour was? Wasn't his message the same, irrelevant of ethnicity?

Well just about jesus being white. If you ever visited the regions where he lived out his life, chances are he looked quite 'arabian'.