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Radoillo: Oh my God! Meroe is in Northern Sudan! The site is still there. JESUS CHRIST! Go to bed! For a bedtime story, grab a history book!pardon the error, i mean Axum took it over and burned to the ground, and all the territory of Kush went to Axum
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Radoillo: So, my Somali...Hold on dearly to ur Aksum. But leave the kingdom of Kush/Nubia alone. It wasn't one of yours.The Kingdom of Kush or Kush was an ancient African kingdom situated on the confluences of the Blue Nile, White Nile and River Atbara in what is now the Republic of Sudan. Established after the Bronze Age collapse and the disintegration of the New Kingdom of Egypt, it was centered at Napata in its early phase. After king Kashta ("the Kushite" invaded Egypt in the 8th century BC, the Kushite kings ruled as Pharaohs of the Twenty-fifth dynasty of Egypt for a century, until they were expelled by Psamtik I in 656 BC.During Classical Antiquity, the Kushite imperial capital was at Meroe. In early Greek geography, the Meroitic kingdom was known as Ethiopia. The Kushite kingdom with its capital at Meroe persisted until the 4th century AD, when it weakened and disintegrated due to internal rebellion. By 1st century AD The Kushite capital was subsequently captured by the Beja Dynasty, who tried to revive the empire. T[b]he Kushite capital was eventually captured and burnt to the ground by the kingdom of Axum. [/b] Did you know the Meroe, which was the capital of Kush was inside present day Ethiopia, Thats why Axum empire took over what was Kush. Please learn history, I wish Some Ethiopians were here. As I don't really care about Kush and the cushitic peoples ancient past, as it involves Ethiopians who I despise but am sure they would be quick to correct you. |
clearly you can see from somali culture that their was the same culture in egypt as in present day somalia
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This clearly shows the dna, and how it purity degrades as you move away from the horn of africa and to north africa.
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[quote author=Efemena_xy]You don't get it do you? I was laughing at his reference to you! and your claims! [/quote]please explain more, are you a crazy afrocentric whose denying basic facts and the existence of the nubian people who speak the same language group as somalis, oromo, afar. |
Fulaman198: That is correct, but you have to realise he calls Nilotic people "Bantus"this is straight out of a south sudanese website [i][/i] Three ancient Kushite kingdoms existed consecutively in northern Sudan. This region was also known as Nubia and Meroe, and these civilizations flourished mainly along the Nile River from the first to the sixth cataracts. The kingdoms were influenced by, and in turn influenced Pharaonic Egypt. In ancient times, Nubia was ruled by Egypt from 1500 BC, to around 1000BC when the Napatan Dynasty was founded under Alara and regained independance for the kingdom of Kush although borders fluctuated greatly. Christianity was introduced by missionaries in the 3rd or 4th century, and much of the region was converted to Coptic Christianity. Islam was introduced in 640 AD with an influx of Muslim Arabs who had conquered Egypt, although the Christian Kingdoms of Nubia managed to persist until the 15th Century. http://www.lifeforsudan.org/page/905106 |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]*** Stiffles giggles... *** Fights a losing battle... *** Oh heck! [/quote]Dude tell him, no bantu languages were ever in north africa or the Horn. Doesn't he know any history. Somalis and Ethiopians literally enslaved all the bantus, even the arabs went all the way into Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique to enslave the bantus.What reality is this guy living in when he thinks there are bantu speakers in Egypt? The dark egyptians are Nubians and they have the same features and language group as us. Afrocentrics are crazy wallahi. |
EnlightenedSoul: Simply learn to speak for yourself, and then we will get along. I can't believe you have the audacity to tell ME to fear God. Adaa ubaahan inaad ilaahay kabaqtid, for sure. Ducadaada maxaay ii taraaysaa markaa khalq ilaah cey oga daragtayThis is why Somali men go blow themselves up because of somali women like you who nagg them to death. Please let me talk to my nigerians friends in peace. |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]Tut, tut, tut... Someone's going all emotional on me here. Careful Ajuran, you're starting to lose it. So, you left your homeland, travelled all the way to Subsaharan Africa to work and mingle with us. We hosted you well and all you can do is turn round and bad-mouth us? After having a smacking fill of our traditional foods?? Lol! You really do dig us, don't you. So why the name calling? Were you bundled back by our immigration officers to your homeland? Kind of explains your petty bitterness... [/quote]Dude, Am in the USA. You are clearly misinformed if you think i would take my chances with HIV and come to anything in subsaharan africa outside of the Horn of Africa. |
EnlightenedSoul: Any time you say something in the collective, you best believe that I will jump in! Waku dhaafi karaa otherwise. Kapish, warya?waan kuu ducaynaya idaaf nayaa, ilahaay kabaaq. ![]() If any Nigerian wants this Somali girl, please take her from my hands. ![]() |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]Still doesn't explain why we don't know nor care to know what you lot eat / your diet is. You, on the other hand seem to know quite a bit about us. Now who's rooting for who?? [/quote]Just cause I know what you eat cause i worked with a few ghanians doesn't mean all somalis care what you eat. Matter of fact somalis refer to all you guys as bantu and don't care to classify you. Same with ethiopians and eritreans, they see all of you as baria which literally means black/slave. |
EnlightenedSoul: I can and will on one condition. That you speak for yourself! You keep speaking in collective terms for Somalis, and that concerns me . You go so far as to speak for Ethiopians, Eritreans and other Horners. The whole damn region! When did we hire you as our personal spokesperson on NL? If YOU think I will stand by and let you tell outright lies about our history, culture, and go so far as to completely fabricate false proverbs so as to put people down, you are sorely mistaken Ayaanle/Ajuran/Axum/Somal/Somalia1-2-3-4-1000000000.4 are the accounts that have not been banned yet. Please idaaf nayaa ![]() |
Radoillo: I know u won't listen. Because u re just an irredeemable troll, but if at some point u decide to get an education in history, u'll do well to remember that the ancient kingdom of Kush was not Cushitic. They were (to use ur language) 'Fufu' people and spoke a Nilo-Saharan language. Same as the Dinkas and other Southern Sudanese people.lol, Kingdom of Kush was cushitic people, what are you smoking. Kingdom of Kush capital was axum in present day Ethiopia. You need to learn history. where on this map does it even show Nilosahran?
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[quote author=Efemena_xy]Lol! Don't beat yourself up over that. Just accept it and move on. ![]() Here, have a look at this: Proudly sub-saharan, negroids with a very rich culture. https://www.nairaland.com/1492845/african-gods-human-form#1492845.11 Why won't you post pics of your men? I mean, if you're gonna claim that you guys are the standard for defining beauty, you should at the very least provide pictures to back up your claim. Or is this just hot air from you?? [/quote]these are the presidents and prime ministers of somalia.
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[quote author=Efemena_xy]I see you've taken birth-like pains to discern some of our dishes. We on the other hand can't be bothered to know what you lot eat. What does that tell you? [/quote]It tells me the smell of fufu is too strong. If you knew any history you would know the spices found in Somalia are only found there and thats why Ancient Egyptians called our region Puntland which is land of the gods. And they came to get spices such as mhyr and franc stein |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]An ancient people in the minority that evolution has somehow by-passed. You lot are obviously a cross between pure Negroid, sub-Saharan folks and the Caucasian, white Europeans... a sort of go-between. As per your remark about nappy hair, well, what can I say, our thick, woolly hair is one to die for. It's extremely versatile and can be woven, plated, stretched, matted to form different hair styles. Can the same be said for you lot?? This further goes to prove my point that Somalis / Ethiopians are certainly not the standard for beauty. Not with so many shortfalls anyway...[/quote]If your wooly hair is to die for than why do the black women die to get weaves of asian women's hair. If anything they are dying for the world not to see their real hair. Please don't offend me by calling me a caucasion. As we came before them. We are Cushitic people who came from the highlands of Ethiopia and spread all the way into somalia, and other followed the nile and went to Egypt. Eventually we conquered Egypt(kingdom of Kush) and conquered Souther Arabia (abyssynia empire). Some racist white scientists have falsely labeled as dark caucasions in order to steal our history and to say we are partly caucasion is to spread their racist ideology that only whites can have civilizations. |
Please don't assume because am on this site that I like members of the FUFU nation. hope that wasn't offensive, it seems anything that has bantu/black connotations is offensive in this day and age, which says a lot. |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]*** faints! *** ![]() Awww...he loves to hate us but just can't keep away! ![]() The features you've just listed do not qualify for handsome or noble-looking. Maybe for the Europeans, but certainly not for your people. Okay, the ladies might get away with it, but it just doesn't work for you guys. Sorry.[/quote]what do you mean maybe for the europeans but not for us. Somalis have had straight nose and soft hair before Europeans. We are an ancient people, you better recognize |
EnlightenedSoul: 10 or more!!!i have 3-4 active ones at the moment the rest have been banned for over a year: i got carried away with using the 'N'word. |
[quote author=Efemena_xy]^^ Really? So how come you despite your profound 'hatred' of Sub-Saharan Africans, you can't keep away? Why're you still communicating with us? What are you even doing on nland, if you don't mind my asking? Anyway, in response to your thread's title / question: No, Cushitic people are certainly not the standard of beauty - especially their men who all look like clones of themselves anyway. [/quote]No offense but everyone is a clone of themselves. I can't tell the difference between a kenyan, and a nigerian or ghanian.I think being tall, thin, soft hair, straight nose is noble looking and handsome. but i digress. as to why am here, you guys have grown on me like a bacteria infection. |
Radoillo: What I find difficult to understand is why the people who run this place haven't found a way to keep this guy out of here permanently! Talking about hair and slaves since like 2008! Mehn!since early January 2012. |
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invaded Egypt in the 8th century BC, the Kushite kings ruled as Pharaohs of the Twenty-fifth dynasty of Egypt for a century, until they were expelled by Psamtik I in 656 BC.
[/quote]please explain more, are you a crazy afrocentric whose denying basic facts and the existence of the nubian people who speak the same language group as somalis, oromo, afar.

[/quote]Dude, Am in the USA. You are clearly misinformed if you think i would take my chances with HIV and come to anything in subsaharan africa outside of the Horn of Africa.

[/quote]these are the presidents and prime ministers of somalia.
[/quote]It tells me the smell of fufu is too strong. If you knew any history you would know the spices found in Somalia are only found there and thats why Ancient Egyptians called our region Puntland which is land of the gods. And they came to get spices such as mhyr and franc stein