This is not true at all.
People say "word" at the end of the sentence to mean "that's right". Black people especially say things that could mean something else entirely as a unique form of expression, it's less about the literal word itself and more about the context, how it's said and what was being said around it. "Bread" could mean money, for example. White people or Asians who are unfamiliar with this kind of speaking will get confused by it, as they're used to words meaning what they're literally meant to mean in a dictionary definition.
Whoever invented saying "word" at the end of a sentence was definitely not thinking about the Old English definition of it. The intent and energy put into the saying of "word" at the end is not about "directing the fate of Whites". "Word magic" isn't a thing anyway; it's just some nonsense internet conspiracy theorists with no knowledge of the magickal science made up.
For example, someone who likes you saying jestly "I hate you" is very different from someone who clearly dislikes you and tells you directly "I hate you". The exact same words here are being used, but the way they're being said produces completely different energetic effects.
What matters more is the mental intent and the energetic package being sent, not what a word means. That doesn't mean words or letters don't carry vibrations in themselves, but these are quite harmless unless they're being used for specific magical purposes.
Jewish curses, for example, are done in Hebrew through vibrating certain verses, and then that is directed by the Jewish mind into Gentile targets. Vibrations matter more than the words being said.
This isn't a "Black conspiracy" against Whites. I don't appreciate the attempt to divide Gentiles here either. Do your best to get 99% of your spiritual info from TOZ sources only, as these have been filtered by seasoned Zevist occultists with the Guidance of the Gods to minimise errors. Don't get your info from retarded xians online who know less about their bible than the "occult".
