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Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 10:30pm On Dec 07, 2010 |
@ROSSIKE. Archeological evidence, drawings and the close study of the Egyptian mummies showed that the original Egyptians did not look exactly as the Africans of the sub Sahara. They belonged to a race of their own. Besides the oldest human remains were found around the rift valley of east Africa as opposed to your claim that Africans originated from the north. The Egyptian race and the sub Saharan race of Africa are not the same. The Moses mentioned in the bible who lead the Israelites may have the same resemblance in race with the Egyptians, and that was why he was easily hidden as a young boy among the natives of the Egypt. Therefore you should not use the Egyptians to explain the history of the ''pure'' blacks of Africa which are the focus of this discussion. I am not feeling inferior to other races of the world, but am just in search of the truth of whats wrong with Africans and why they are behind. @hackney. funny dude |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Argentina, Uruguay And Brazil Recognize Palestine As State by Brownteeth(m): 3:39am On Dec 07, 2010 |
O boy see as Israel carry swallow Palestinian land. |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 3:26am On Dec 07, 2010 |
ROSSIKE, to make my comment short, if the point you are trying to make is, Africa taught the Europeans civilization including reading and writing, how would you explain the fact the TEACHER EVENTUALLY BECAME AN ILLITERATE AND HAD TO BE MADE LITERATE BY THE STUDENT HE TAUGHT? It's my bedtime now. See you later. |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 3:08am On Dec 07, 2010 |
koruji: Point of correction, I am not white. I am charcoal black like you. But the difference between us is you chose not to ask this question cos you don't want to accept your failures and research on it. Only the revelation of a divine curse on Africans will properly explain the mystery surrounding our stagnancy in development. |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 2:56am On Dec 07, 2010 |
You expect Africa to transform into a Europe or America in 50 years of independence, after 500 centuries of slavery and colonisation? What do you mean by 50 years of independence? Did Africans start existing after independence? For God's sake they were there thousands of years before the colonial masters came. What were they doing before then? If Africans weren't weak, slavery wouldn't have happened. It is happening. You are just too blind to see it. Could your grandparents read and write? Where did they live? Not in a hut or shack? Where do YOU live? Did your grandparents see electricity before they turned 50? Your life is ten times better than your grandparents' lives ever was. THAT is PROGRESS.Who brought in the western education and the electricity you mentioned? Isn't it the colonial masters you are blaming for your failures. Without that interaction with the Europeans I don't think Africa would have been what it is today in terms of literacy level the little progress they have made. What do you say about India, Bangladesh etc? You do realise that several black African nations havce a higher standard of living than many nations in Asia? Some scholars actually state that Asia as a whole is poorer than Africa. India for instance has 500 million illiterates. Do you think they are sitting somewhere blaiming their ''genes'' for that? Nope. Only colonised slaves with nothing better to do do that. India only has a problem of population explosion. Their economy is much more better at least. Ancient Egypt was a black African civilization later overrun by Greeks and Arabs intera alia. Further south, the pyramids and temples of Sudan are thousands of years older than the oldest building in Europe. Ok. Accepted cos I wasn't a history student. |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 2:36am On Dec 07, 2010 |
john_blaze:Please tell them again. hackney:On point, except the part in bold |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 2:27am On Dec 07, 2010 |
koruji: Am sorry. All you mentioned above cannot be the reason that explains African's backwardness. The foreign powers inflicted some damage to the African continent, but I expect the Africans to have overcome the infliction and reposition themselves back on their feet by now. But it isn't happening despite the fact that the colonial masters have left us to manage our affairs for decades now. You also mentioned that Africa lost it's grip on world affairs between 1000BC and 500BC. We have seen powerful empires lose their power and influence on the world, but not to the extent that abject poverty and illiteracy took over as in the case of Africa. Talking about the civilization aspect, I can only remember the Egyptians and north Africa as the spearheads of civilization. I don't know about sub Sahara and southern Africa as part of the early civilization to generally say Africa as a whole ushered in civilization. AjanleKoko: Ajanlekoko, slavery and colonization cannot be an excuse why Africa is so behind. And I repeat, SLAVERY IS NOT AN EXCUSE. Europe experienced a worse situation in the form of disastrous disease outbreaks and frequent wars which includes the more famous WW1 and WW2. But if you go to Europe today, it would seem like the never had a dark past. Africans have been sleeping for too long with no sign of real progress when the ought to have woken up a long time time ago. My brother something is wrong somewhere. |
Politics / Re: Pic Of Obama Staring At A Ladies @ss by Brownteeth(m): 11:48pm On Dec 05, 2010 |
This picture was brought up in CNN back then. A video confirmed he was turning to help the lady at the back climb down the stairs. |
Politics / Re: The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 11:03pm On Dec 05, 2010 |
ROSSIKE: Sharap goat head. You must be the real fool who can't differentiate an open question from an opinion. koruji: Africa brought civilization to the world But why didn't they retain it for themselves in the long run? And what were they doing when the dominance of world affairs moved from one place to the other over the millennia and the current world powers visiting a unique combination of intellectual, psychological and physical cruelty on the mother continent as you said? Who tied their hands? Omenani: I asked a question. So Why should it arrive at inferiority complex? What if there is truth in the question? You will make a better contribution if you disprove the question I asked. |
Politics / The Black African Gene by Brownteeth(m): 5:17pm On Dec 05, 2010 |
The europeans have scaled through and are managing their affairs properly. The asians are fairing well enough in managing their affairs too. But what about Nigeria and Africa as a whole? Why are they stuck behind? Is there something about the black gene in africa that prevents them from advancing? |
Politics / Re: I Think Sanusi Should Contest In 2011 by Brownteeth(m): 9:28am On Dec 04, 2010 |
He may be credible. But who will vote for him? |
Politics / Re: N600m Water Plant Collapses At Test Run by Brownteeth(m): 7:00pm On Dec 03, 2010 |
N600 million no be small money |
Romance / Re: Between Guys And Girls Who Act More Dumb In Relationships? by Brownteeth(m): 6:50pm On Dec 03, 2010 |
@rokiatu. Must I say ''some'' or ''most'' to make you satisfied? Your statement about generalizing doesn't make sense at all to me cos I expect you to do the mathematics yourself and figure out the numbers. I must not tell you ''some'' or ''most''. Am aware It was generalized myself, but I expected everyone to think independently and fix the figures. haba!! |
Romance / Between Guys And Girls Who Act More Dumb In Relationships? by Brownteeth(m): 4:05pm On Dec 03, 2010 |
As you read through people complaints here, you wouldnt fail to notice that some people fall for their partner's pranks or tricks without knowing it and coming back to their senses on time. The victims assume all will be fine while their mischevous partners continue to make a big fool out of them. So the question is, who falls for deception easily between guys and girls? Let me use the local slang ''MUGU'' for you guys to understand better. Well, I think the girls are more of the mugus than the guys. Though am not sure sha. You guys should prove or disprove. |
Politics / Is Nigeria Not Doomed Forever? by Brownteeth(m): 1:55pm On Dec 02, 2010 |
Most of you guys here believe that Nigeria will change for the better in the near future, but no one has been able to say how the change will take effect or what will bring about the change. You guys base your hopes on electing a viable president who will take Nigeria to the promised height. But don't you guys think electing the messiah president is only a partial short term solution? For instance you guys consider Pat Utomi as someone sane enough to steer Nigeria. If he is given the mandate how sure are we that the 90% selfish and corrupt political office holders spread across the senate, house of reps and beyond will allow him make some tough critical decisions which may not benefit them? Even if he succeeds in making some tough decisions, it is likely that his successor may return the situation to business as usual. This shows that the best answer to move this country forward is to press the RESET button and restructure the system of Nigeria's government to introduce a stricter check and balance in the system. Nothing will ever move with the current system of things. It's really beyond conducting a free and fair election. Nigeria copied America's system of government rather than fashioning out her own system to suit the nature of the Nigerian people. Besides I wonder why Nigeria didn't copy the part that prevents the American politicans from having free acess to public funds. I don't see Nigeria pressing the RESET button anytime soon, therefore it appears Nigeria will be doomed till probably an asteroid from space puts a total end to everything. Do you disagree? |
Politics / Re: Goodluck Jonathan In 2014 by Brownteeth(m): 12:49pm On Dec 02, 2010 |
^^^At least someone will have to walk in to support you. But no one has done so. Simply say you dont like Jonathan and move on. |
Politics / Re: Goodluck Jonathan In 2014 by Brownteeth(m): 9:55am On Dec 02, 2010 |
^^^I dont think you are in Nigeria, and watch elections closely. Abeg I no get time for you. |
Politics / Re: Goodluck Jonathan In 2014 by Brownteeth(m): 1:34am On Dec 02, 2010 |
What do you mean by three elections? What about the governorship, senate, house of rep elections? Are they not elections too? |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 1:25am On Dec 02, 2010 |
See you guys in the morning. sweet dreams to all in naija. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 1:17am On Dec 02, 2010 |
D sense, anyway, how much will you pay me if I show it to you? I wouldnt use the money to buy peppersoup and beer. I would only use it as your burial cost. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 1:10am On Dec 02, 2010 |
D sense, I dey warn you ooo. The picture you are about to see is rated 80 years of age. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 1:04am On Dec 02, 2010 |
star, you will see for yourself when the time comes. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 1:01am On Dec 02, 2010 |
D sense, I love you so much and wouldnt want you to die. My girl's thing will make your dirck use up your entire blood to remain erect for 6 hours. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 12:54am On Dec 02, 2010 |
r231, are you sure those rats in your place are not pest control resistant? Besides whats the name of the pest control you used? Is it formula r231? |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 12:48am On Dec 02, 2010 |
D sense, at least I didnt claim to have ''the sense'' like you with nothing to show for it after all. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 12:45am On Dec 02, 2010 |
star, It wouldnt be for free oo. I have to be offered the money equivalent of 5 nairaland virgins. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Which Poster Would You Pay To See His/her Face? by Brownteeth(m): 12:42am On Dec 02, 2010 |
r231, at least you are not God to boast you have enough to eat today cos you cant tell what will happen next. The rats in your house are still at large. Remember. |
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