[Americanized]

If the Ethiopians, Sudanese and Somalis are linked to the great ancient civilizations of Egypt and Cush, how come they are the poorest of the poor and most backward people? Even other Africans look down on them!

[nefertiti]

>7.1. The Paradox of Colour: the Black Arab who is Anti-Black:
>
>
>Thenceforward the Arabized Africans of middle Sudan will pose
>as non-black Arabs. Intermarriage with light-skinned people
>will always be consciously sought as a process of cleansing
>blood from blackness. A long process of identity change began;
>in order to have access to power and to be at least accepted
>as free humans, African people tended to drop both their
>identities and languages and replace them with Arabic language
>and Arab identity. The first step to play the game is to
>overtly deplore the blacks and dub them as slaves while you
>yourself are a black. A new ideological consciousness of race
>and colour came into being. The shades of the colour of
>blackness were perceived as authentic racial differentiations.
>A Sudanese-bound criterion for racial colour was formed by
>which the light black was seen as an Arab (wad ‛Arab and
>wad balad), i.e. white or at least non-black. The jet-black
>Sudanese was seen as an African, i.e. slave (‛ab- or
>‛abd). Then an endless list of derogatory terms was
>generated in Sudanese culture and colloquial Arabic of central
>Sudan which dehumanize the black Africans, such as farikh,
>gargûr etc. In this context the properly white and light
>colour is also discredited; it is given the derogatory name of
>‘h alab’ i.e. gypsy. A Sudanese Arab proverb says that ‘the
>slaves, i.e. black people, are second class, but the h alab
>are third class’.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>It was not only the 'boer' (inbred dutch and belgian
>psychopaths) and the english who found 'paradise' in Africa,
>'paradise' with one flaw (from thier point of view) : the
>African. "We are back in eden my good volk, but the serpent is
>still here....what shall we do?"
>
>The existence of this situation, where we have people who
>'love' Africa, covet Africa and it's products while HATING and
>DESPISING with all thier might the one specie of humanity who
>are truly indigeneous to Africa is something that needs to be
>addressed. The existence of this FACT must be placed at the
>head of EVERY agenda. From the so-called united nations to
>business dealings between individuals, the existence (and the
>power) of this situation must be at the forefront of all
>discourse. So, if I had to deal with a 'white', I would have
>at the foundation of my strategies the knowledge that this is
>a being who is incapable of dealing (for long) outside the
>influence of it's 'racial' identity. Regardless of how it
>presents itself, it is first and foremost, a being that will
>never consent to amalgamation into anything that originates
>'outside' of it's own constructs unless it is assured of an
>assumption of control somewhere down the line.
>
>It will seek to make everything conform to it's own limited
>vocabulary.
>
>I have said this before : we communicate (Africans and
>'whites') because we Africans went out of our ways to
>establish a commonality. We have adapted our incepts and
>meanings so that they can fit into the pantheon of 'universal
>truths' that the 'white' mind can handle. In spite of this (or
>maybe because of it), we are despised. We are so despised that
>we become ashamed of ourselves. We now seek sanctuary from
>this shame in the camp of our enemies.
>
>I have asked people (i.e Africans) this question : Are you
>aware that your extermination is being sought after by
>'whites' and semi-'whites'? If the answer is "no.." or some
>other form of denial, I leave the person to carry on with
>his/her day-dreaming fantasies ("can't we all just get
>along?). If the answer is "yes, I am aware of this..", then I
>ask, how does this knowledge affect the way you live your
>daily life? Or are you waiting for the knife to be at your
>throat before you start worrying?
>
>Black people were told long ago to stop singing and dancing,
>stop wasting your days and your energies in futile pursuits.
>Whatever you are engaged in, ask it this question : "how will
>you enhance the positive outcome of the life or death struggle
>that Africans are currently embroiled in?"
>
>The paradox the 'black arab/american/european who is
>anti-black' often finds itself in is that it will itself
>experience anti-Black moves the minute it steps into the TRUE
>centre of 'whites' or semi-'whites'. So, what is the purpose
>of all this self-hatred? What is the reward?
>
>Or is it true each mental disorder is related to a virus? That
>while the viruses that cause influenza, SARS and HIV have been
>researched and identified, those other viruses that cause mass
>epidemics which manifest as mental disorders have been
>neglected (on purpose or accidentally).
>
>We should all know by now that the naygrow is a world-wide
>phenomenon (as shown in the article from which the extract
>came). How can it be cured? What would be the universal
>application that would cut across all current cultural
>differences?
>
>The devising of such a universal application is a matter of
>first line urgency. There is no point seeking cures for ones
>in the waste only as this would still leave a reservoir for
>the enemy to draw from. And, there is no point seeking a cure
>for ones in Africa only (same reasons as above). We all have
>to move together or we will not get far before being dragged
>back by our worst enemies (the naygrow). We need a universal
>http://www.rastafarispeaks.com/cgi-b...mes;read=72832

Very interesting. Its a pity we Africans are not on the same page when it comes to our history and our enemies even in the year 2006.
However, our creator sees everything, knows everything and makes no mistakes;) Thanks for this.:)

[Coach]

>If the Ethiopians, Sudanese and Somalis are linked to the
>great ancient civilizations of Egypt and Cush, how come they
>are the poorest of the poor and most backward people? Even
>other Africans look down on them!
>

loooool @ I didn't know one African was in a position to look down on another. It's like the pot calling the kettle black.

[Americanized]

>>7.1. The Paradox of Colour: the Black Arab who is
>Anti-Black:
>>
>>
>>Thenceforward the Arabized Africans of middle Sudan will
>pose
>>as non-black Arabs. Intermarriage with light-skinned people
>>will always be consciously sought as a process of cleansing
>>blood from blackness. A long process of identity change
>began;
>>in order to have access to power and to be at least accepted
>>as free humans, African people tended to drop both their
>>identities and languages and replace them with Arabic
>language
>>and Arab identity. The first step to play the game is to
>>overtly deplore the blacks and dub them as slaves while you
>>yourself are a black. A new ideological consciousness of
>race
>>and colour came into being. The shades of the colour of
>>blackness were perceived as authentic racial
>differentiations.
>>A Sudanese-bound criterion for racial colour was formed by
>>which the light black was seen as an Arab (wad ‛Arab
>and
>>wad balad), i.e. white or at least non-black. The jet-black
>>Sudanese was seen as an African, i.e. slave (‛ab- or
>>‛abd). Then an endless list of derogatory terms was
>>generated in Sudanese culture and colloquial Arabic of
>central
>>Sudan which dehumanize the black Africans, such as farikh,
>>gargûr etc. In this context the properly white and light
>>colour is also discredited; it is given the derogatory name
>of
>>‘h alab’ i.e. gypsy. A Sudanese Arab proverb says that ‘the
>>slaves, i.e. black people, are second class, but the h alab
>>are third class’.
>>
>>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>It was not only the 'boer' (inbred dutch and belgian
>>psychopaths) and the english who found 'paradise' in Africa,
>>'paradise' with one flaw (from thier point of view) : the
>>African. "We are back in eden my good volk, but the serpent
>is
>>still here....what shall we do?"
>>
>>The existence of this situation, where we have people who
>>'love' Africa, covet Africa and it's products while HATING
>and
>>DESPISING with all thier might the one specie of humanity
>who
>>are truly indigeneous to Africa is something that needs to
>be
>>addressed. The existence of this FACT must be placed at the
>>head of EVERY agenda. From the so-called united nations to
>>business dealings between individuals, the existence (and
>the
>>power) of this situation must be at the forefront of all
>>discourse. So, if I had to deal with a 'white', I would have
>>at the foundation of my strategies the knowledge that this
>is
>>a being who is incapable of dealing (for long) outside the
>>influence of it's 'racial' identity. Regardless of how it
>>presents itself, it is first and foremost, a being that will
>>never consent to amalgamation into anything that originates
>>'outside' of it's own constructs unless it is assured of an
>>assumption of control somewhere down the line.
>>
>>It will seek to make everything conform to it's own limited
>>vocabulary.
>>
>>I have said this before : we communicate (Africans and
>>'whites') because we Africans went out of our ways to
>>establish a commonality. We have adapted our incepts and
>>meanings so that they can fit into the pantheon of
>'universal
>>truths' that the 'white' mind can handle. In spite of this
>(or
>>maybe because of it), we are despised. We are so despised
>that
>>we become ashamed of ourselves. We now seek sanctuary from
>>this shame in the camp of our enemies.
>>
>>I have asked people (i.e Africans) this question : Are you
>>aware that your extermination is being sought after by
>>'whites' and semi-'whites'? If the answer is "no.." or some
>>other form of denial, I leave the person to carry on with
>>his/her day-dreaming fantasies ("can't we all just get
>>along?). If the answer is "yes, I am aware of this..", then
>I
>>ask, how does this knowledge affect the way you live your
>>daily life? Or are you waiting for the knife to be at your
>>throat before you start worrying?
>>
>>Black people were told long ago to stop singing and dancing,
>>stop wasting your days and your energies in futile pursuits.
>>Whatever you are engaged in, ask it this question : "how
>will
>>you enhance the positive outcome of the life or death
>struggle
>>that Africans are currently embroiled in?"
>>
>>The paradox the 'black arab/american/european who is
>>anti-black' often finds itself in is that it will itself
>>experience anti-Black moves the minute it steps into the
>TRUE
>>centre of 'whites' or semi-'whites'. So, what is the purpose
>>of all this self-hatred? What is the reward?
>>
>>Or is it true each mental disorder is related to a virus?
>That
>>while the viruses that cause influenza, SARS and HIV have
>been
>>researched and identified, those other viruses that cause
>mass
>>epidemics which manifest as mental disorders have been
>>neglected (on purpose or accidentally).
>>
>>We should all know by now that the naygrow is a world-wide
>>phenomenon (as shown in the article from which the extract
>>came). How can it be cured? What would be the universal
>>application that would cut across all current cultural
>>differences?
>>
>>The devising of such a universal application is a matter of
>>first line urgency. There is no point seeking cures for ones
>>in the waste only as this would still leave a reservoir for
>>the enemy to draw from. And, there is no point seeking a
>cure
>>for ones in Africa only (same reasons as above). We all have
>>to move together or we will not get far before being dragged
>>back by our worst enemies (the naygrow). We need a universal
>
>>http://www.rastafarispeaks.com/cgi-b...mes;read=72832
>
>Very interesting. Its a pity we Africans are not on the same
>page when it comes to our history and our enemies even in the
>year 2006.
>However, our creator sees everything, knows everything and
>makes no mistakes;) Thanks for this.:)
>


There are some moslems up in here trying so hard to identify themselves with the Arabs, touting Arab achievements as Islamic achievements (Islam being used as a link to Arabic culture)in the hope that the whiteness of Arabs might rub off on them by association and bestow upon them a higher social class

[spairo]

>
>There are some moslems up in here trying so hard to identify
>themselves with the Arabs, touting Arab achievements as
>Islamic achievements (Islam being used as a link to Arabic
>culture)in the hope that the whiteness of Arabs might rub off
>on them by association and bestow upon them a higher social
>class


@Americanised!
Can you for once steer your topic to a possible peaceful conclusion. The copy and paste work which your trying to own, is a commendable thing, but now your putting a black spot on it by dragging black Muslims like Malcolm X, Me and portraying us liking to be white, we are what we are and we have no association with Arabs, they have equal footing in the eyes of Allah like us.
The bible cursed blacks to be slave who will till the land to eternity and call all none Jews dogs! I can’t take that thrush! Christianity is an exclusive religion of the 12 tribe of Israelis your not any where near that…. “Cursed slave”