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MandingoII:What Mugabe tried to do was accelerate the redistribution of land to its rightful owners, as soon as he started that process the combined might of the white supremacists came down on him like a ton of bricks- the US, europe and Australia imposed the most draconian and crippling economic sanctions on Zimbabwe which were designed to trigger an uprising in the country and force Mugabe out. The west already had a puppet waiting in the wings - Morgan Changarai. US congress passed a bill known as ZIDERA ( Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act, 2001) the idea was to bring about a total collapse of the Zimbabwean economy and plunge the country into a state of anarchy. This piece of legislation allows the US to veto any applications made by Zimbabwe to any of the international financial institutions for finance, credit facilities, loan rescheduling, and international debt cancellations. Effectively the west caused the economic collapse of the Zimbabwean economy. this is not the first time the west have used economic sanctions to punish black nations that refuse to allow them to keep plundering their land and resources, Haiti is a prime example, Haiti was the first black nation to become a republic, it served as a beacon of hope to the entire black race, it is the only nation to date that has ever succeeded in freeing itself from slavery, but as soon as it succeeded in emancipating itself , France, the US and the rest of Europe imposed a 61 year trade embargoe against it. this once prosperous island plunged into a downward economic spiral , this was Haiti's punishment for daring to defeat white supremacy. As if that wasnt bad enough Haiti was forced to pay France compensation for freeing itself from slavery in the sum of 150 million francs!!!!! the US then went on to invade Haiti more than 4 times, installing corrupt dictators along the way. http://www.commondreams.org/view/2010/01/17-6 |
MzDarkSkin:thank you Mz Darkskin glad to know you enjoyed reading it, i feel its necessary for us who know the truth to correct the distorted image that has been projected of us by the western media. Its going to be difficult but not impossible to defeat the white supremacist movement that is determined to bring about the demise of africa. In my view if at least one powerful black nation can emerge in africa and become industrialised in the next 50 years we will stand a chance of survival against the coming onslaught of white supremacy but in order to do that we have to totally change our current mindset, we have to sever all links with the white supremacist ideology and do what the chinese and japanese did - rediscover our own identity and start to build on that. We need to be mentally and physically disciplined in order to do that - the first step is organisation - we need to organise and come up with a blue print that will enable us to move forward as a powerful continent or nation capable of competing on the world stage as an equal partner and not as the proverbial poor relative. |
MzDarkSkin:The negative portrayal of africa to the rest of the world is no coincidence - there is an agenda behind it and that agenda is to misinform and keep blacks all over the world DIVIDED. the western media uses negative images of africa to evoke feelings of embarrassment and shame in the minds of african americans and carribean people . In doing this the african americans and carribeans feel no inclination to learn about their ancestral home. It is all part of the grand plan by the white supremacist to keep blacks divided and full of hatred, contempt and scorn for each other. Only the intelligent blacks who refuse to be hoodwinked by the white supremacist's agenda and prefer to find out the truth for themselves ever discover the truth. Isnt it strange how despite africa's percieived poverty, disease and relentless wars the whites continue to remain on the african continent reaping huge profits by way of their multinational corporations, if africa were such a basket case why have shell bp, exxon mobil, chevron, elf, citibank, etc been on the african continent exploiting its natural resources for well over 50 years? Nigeria provides close to 20% of america's crude oil supply and this figure is set to increase by 2015 so you see nigeria is an important trading partner with the US, but in the same breath the US and their corporate media continue to spread misinformation, half truths and ommissions about Nigeria. What they dont tell you is the central role that they have played in the destabilisation of the african continent, they dont tell you how they use the CIA to stage coup d etats to remove leaders who refuse to comply with their negative agendas and install puppet collaborators who open up their countries to exploitation, plunder and wholesale robbery of their natural resources. They dont tell you about the billions of dollars worth of arms they sell to these same african collaborators so that these collaborators can crush and repress anyone who dares to rise up against this tyranny. In the 1970's the then US national security adviser (henry kissinger) drafted a memo stating that certain countries posed a threat to the US's national interests because of their huge manpower supply and vast natural resources, nigeria was one of the countries on that list. The name of the memo is NSSM 200, various recommendations were made in this memo to stagnate the political and economic development of those countries using various covert methods. Among some of the suggestions were: war, famine, biological warfare (HIV aids), forced sterilisation or population control, withdrawal of economic aid or loans. You might ask why would america seek to undermine the economic and political stability of certain countries, i'll tell you why - to ensure that america could continue to have access to an unlimited supply of cheap raw materials without any challenge from opposition groups. If you reduce the population of a country that you're exploiting - you have less opposition from the indigenous people of those countries to contend with. The long term goal was to ensure these weakened countries would not be in a position to challenge the wholesale plunder and pillage of their natural resources by the american multinationals. Africa has been in a constant struggle to throw off the yoke of colonialism. The misconception that is made is that africans were the white man's burdern, that the white man came to africa to enlighten and civilise the heathen and primitive africans - anyone who beleives that deserves to be kept in perpetual bondage. The white man came to africa to seek trade and profit, slavery was all about trade and profit. Colonialism was also about trade and profit, and now neo colonialism is also about trade and profit. At no time has the white race ever been interested in anything other than retaining their position of economic and political dominance on the world stage. The white man is prepared to destroy the entire world if he cannot hold on to his position of power. Why do you think he built the nuclear bomb? Why do you think he dropped two bombs on Japan? Why do you think he wanted to drop another one on China when china killed thousands of US troops in the korean war? Why do you think america's arms budget for 2010 is $1 trillion? Amin and Mobutu are just a few in a long line of US and british trained, armed and funded western puppets. Ever heard of Abacha, Babangida, Gowon? these are all former nigerian british backed dictators - Nigeria is a country which has been hijacked by western funded puppets who act in collusion with western financiers (IMF and world bank) and multinational corporations to keep the masses down. What the western media dont tell you though is that there are well intentioned african leaders who try to lead their country in the right direction by rejecting foreign exploitative economic policies like: Patrice Lumumba, Kwame Nkrumah, Thomas Sankara and Robert Mugabe. Mugabe succeeded in defeating a racist aparthied govt that was intent in holding on to Zimbabwe (formerly known as rhodesia) he fought the british to a compromise agreement in 1980 and was allowed to rule subject to certain conditions. The conditions were that the white farmers should be allowed to retain ownership of the farmland they stole from the indigenous blacks and the blacks would be allowed to gradually buy back this land but only if the whites were willing to sell!!! this situation was to carry on over a 10 year period (1980 to 1990). At the end of this period whites in zimbabe who make up only 2% of the population were still in control of 60% of the arable land. It was for this reason that mugabe decided to amend zimbabwe's constitution and begin the fast track process which would speed up the process of land being returned to its rightful owners. If you were to rely on the western media's account of this story you would think that the whites were the rightful owners of the land while the indigenous zimbabweans were the racist thiefs who stole and appropriated the land. Africa is a "not so great" fusion of indigenous and imperialistic cultures. Dictators Mobutu and Idi Amin are prime examples of this. Their ancestors were conquered and their tribal wars capitalized to create further division (this was done solely to prevent uprising). So when they (Mobutu and Amin) were finally given the chance to reign the first thing they did was use the torture methods of the Europeans to oppress their rival tribes rather than see themselves as struggling together and to rise as a black race. Instead they purchased luxury cars, homes and villas not to mention spent money on high class p.rostitutes and security while ignoring the famine and tribalism plaguing the society. Meanwhile their white former oppressors used the bloodshed to highlight via CNN and the likes that "this is why these negros needed us in the first place!" because white ppl were able to master the "look out for our own but be smart" method. We have yet to. I refer back the first line that "Africans deserve much more credit" after all of that to say that Africa has suffered far great than anyother land on this planet Earth and yet Africa stil has it's foundation, after attempt after attempt to cripple Africa it still stands because there are stillthe 53 nations of africa are artificial constructs which were created by our former colonial masters. In some of these countries you have over 200 ethnic groups forced to live in supposed unity despite differences in culture, religion etc. this is the reason why there is so much volatility in africa today. We were set up to fail, various groups were thrown together and pitted against each other. Nigeria is a country made up of over 200 different ethnic groups we were not supposed to be one country but under british occupation our borders were redrawn and we were forced into the artifical country known today as nigeria. The hausa fulani of northern nigeria were chosen by the british to rule over the southern nigerians. The british preferred the northerners because they were not agitating for independent rule, infact many of them wanted the british to remain, the british saw them as being easier to control and less independent minded. The southerners on the other hand were seen as independent minded, intelligent and nationalistic in their outlook - as a result the british decided to hand power to the north before their departure. Our so called independence was a sham as it was marred by election rigging, the british knew who would win before the results were announced, power effectively had been transferred from our colonial masters and handed over to their house boys who continue to retain that position to date. In the 1960s the igbos of eastern nigeria faced persecution, lynching and other atrocities from the hausa fulani in the north. Since our security could no longer be guaranteed within this fake contraption we decided to secede from the rest of nigeria, the british did not want this because all of nigeria's oil reserves were in the area which was under our control. In order to prevent the secession the british armed the hausa fulani who invaded the seceded land - this led to a civil war which lasted for 3 years and led to the death of 3 million igbos. The northerners then went on to appropriate all of the land containing oil reserves. The british deliberately set us up to fail, their aim which continues to date is to continue to exploit our oil reserves using their northern hausa fulani collaborators, anyone who gets in the way of this arrangement gets crushed. Divide and rule tactics are the blue print of white supremacy, their media tell you that we are a savage primitive people who kill and maim our own people but they dont tell you that they are the architects of the mayhem that currently exists all over africa today. Divide and rule tactics is what keeps the white man in business, as long as africans cannot unite the european will continue to use and abuse us. |
Mai Suya:Definition of a Frenemy - an enemy disguised as a friend, usually a competitor or rival. |
becomrich: link=topic=536110.msg6983247#msg6983247 date=1287644283]did she give you the cold shoulder when you tried chatting her up?? ![]() |
its easy - lose your job and any other means of livelihood and you'll see how quick women will desert you. ever come across a peniless, unemployed womaniser? |
sage:Yawn!!!! are you still hurting after the last bit.ch slap i gave you on here? why do you keep stalking me, i dont like engaging in arguments with people with learning difficulties, why are you so hell bent on being disgraced by me time and time again. okay i will say this very slowly lurch, so that you might just understand me this time - crawl back into your cubicle in the natural history museum where you and the rest of your neanderthal family are on display AND STOP STALKING ME. THANK YOU!!!!!!! |
tensor777:what are you wittering on about? if there is anything you disagree with, come out openly and say what it is instead of muttering about how most of the posters on here are a disgrace, which posters and who?? it cant be that difficult to mention names can it tensor? if its me you mean then tell me why you think im full of hatred and contempt and why, i hate bitching behind people's backs and as for that bit,ch they call mandingo knock yourself out cos you dont fool me you've shown me your true colours and your hypocrisy is beyond words. |
Hackney said:Hackney you are an embarrassment to the black race, i wish you could be a fly on the wall and hear what white people REALLY think about black people. If there is anyone who is a monkey its you, you are a self hating monkey, why dont you hang out in Essex on a friday night and attempt to speak to a white girl and see what those white boys will do to your sorry a.s.s, s.tupid failure. You sit in grim dilapidated hackney chatting s.hit about people who have had the courage to go home and make a change and you think because you are growing fat on mcdonalds and kfc you've achieved something, let me tell you something if not for the rule of law black people in britain would be toast, beleive me now that the recession is kicking in and more whites are loosing their jobs things will begin to change for blacks in this country, so you better wake up from your fantasy world.[quote][/quote] |
MzDarkSkin:Dont give up girl there are still some of us left who understand the deal - stay strong and dont compromise what you believe in. |
PhysicsMHD:is that right? - Oh dear wise one please be so kind as to give us an insight into your erudite mind - we await your words of wisdom with bated breath!!! |
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Nothing saddens me more than to see Igbo vs. Yoruba, Krahn vs. Mandingo, Tutsi vs. Hutu and the white man just standing there watching the mess happen with his hands on his belly grinning
and yet those same fighting tribes KNOW he is the cause of the havoc but are still killing themselves to be amongst his kind.
Is that what America's much vaunted melting pot is? Nothing but a seething cauldron of inter and intra ethnic hatred, prejudice and foolish racial stereotyping
