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jagunlabi:Only you got the right answer. We Blacks/Africans are in the likness of The Elohim or the Annunakis. The Elohim or the Annunakis have dark skin and wooly hair. |
At least this boy realised that religion is so stupid. |
[flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YArlFKDFq6Y[/flash] [size=15pt]Boy, 7, steals his father's car and becomes involved in a 40mph police chase, all to avoid church[/size] By Mail Foreign Service 30th July 2009 A boy of seven in the US was so desperate to avoid going to church he stole his father's car and sped off - leading police on a wild chase. Dispatchers received reports of a child driving recklessly . Weber County Sheriff's Capt. Klint Anderson says one witness said the boy drove through a stop sign. Anderson says two deputies caught up with the boy and tried unsuccessfully to stop the Dodge Intrepid in an area about 45 miles north of Salt Lake City. A police officer chases after the youngster as he scampers towards the family home. The youngster ran through a stop sign and almost smashed into another vehicle.The car reached 40 mph before the boy stopped in a driveway and ran inside a home. Video taken from the dashboard of a police car in pursuit shows the lad pulling up in his driveway, then jumping out of the car and running at top speed indoors. An officer can then be seen giving chase. Anderson says when the boy's father later confronted him, the boy said he didn't want to go to church. The boy is too young to prosecute and no citations were issued, although police did urge the father to make his car keys more inaccessible to children. Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1203271/Boy-7-steals-fathers-car-gets-involved-police-chase--avoid-church.html |
Nezan:If he arose from death in the physical form he Did have bones. |
Nezan:We are not talking about the same thing, read again my post, the dumb is YOU. I NEVER mentioned the word spirit. |
@jamiru You didnt answer the question: What is your previous hypothesis? |
jamiru:I dont deal with hypothesis. Hypothesis is ignorance. Hypothesis mean that you dont know. therefore i still lay claim to my previous hypothesisWhat is your previous hypothesis? |
[flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N_2eMlEsh8[/flash] Untold Black History!!!The Undeniable Evidence!!! |
The First Coming of Jesus Christ was to save, justify, cleanse, purify, redeem, deliver and transform.His first "coming" was a faillure, just look at the state of the world. |
If I asked evidence of your existence several hundreds of years after your death, what will I get as evidence?NONE!!!. So you have no evidence. You will not find his bones there because he arose and ascended into heaven.So he arose and ascended into heaven with his bones? |
Every Jew will agree with you that Jesus was crucified.And ?, they agree and so what?. Where is the evidence that your Jesus ever existed? Every kid will agree with you that Santa Clauss is real. All you have here is BELIEFS but no FACTS. Where is your evidence? |
Here are evidences from non-Biblical writings of those days to support this:This is Not evidences, this just something writed on a book. Anybody can write anything on any book, so what? Where is your DNA evidence to show that your Jesus ever existed? Where are the human remains of your Jesus? Any bones found? So your Jesus went to heaven with his own bones? |
Afghanistan War - West Winning Or Losing The Battle? The West is Losing |
The alleged Jews enslavement was Fiction. For instance, the 430 year bondage that is mentioned in the Torah involving the Israelites enslaved to the Egiptians, was actually the Egiptian bondage to the Heka Khasut (“captive shepherd”), who took over Tama-Re (“Egipt”) and suppressed the original Blacks people for a time, until their exodus from Tama-Re, when they were being chased across the sands of the desert. |
The Crucifixion Of Jesus?. It was a Cruci-FICTION. |
JIL:Who tald you that I am an atheist?. Is it because I dont follow the religion of your caucasian master?. Where is your evidence of the resurrection of your Jesus?, and where is your evidence that he ever existed?. Instead of presenting to us some evidences you just insult other people on the forum by calling them fool, and you want us to take you seriously?, where are your evidence?. Christians like you are the most complex people of any who discuss the Bible. They pose the most difficult challenges in religious communications because they make a wide variety of mistakes when they interact with those of differing beliefs. This is primarily a result of their unique religious philosophy. Christians like you presume that everyone they associate with has a moral obligation to have the same religious feelings that they do. They firmly believe that others who hold differing opinions are either uninformed or confused and are unable to correctly interpret biblical writings without guidance and insight. Christians like you never consider that other people's beliefs might be as valid as their own. This is the most insulting characteristic a Christian portrays on Nairaland. He begins interactions with skeptics and analysts with the preconceived attitude that he has all the answers and the other person is ignorant. |
Nezan:Yeah!! stay in your Spell of ignorance and stay in your Ghost religion. |
I vote for Abuzola !!! |
the four Gospels record His deathGospel: comes from the words "ghost spell" African better wake up out this gospel (ghost spell) worshipping spook gods. |
https://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/A81.jpg Our ancestors in Egipt When the Greek established their civilization they just took the already existing deities from us in Egipt and changed the names just like they did in the bible stories. All of your Bibles and Koranic stories were copied from our ancestors in Egipt but they won't tell you this. |
Nezan:The dumb here is you because you are not enought clever to realise that Satan Hijacked Islam too. You better wake up!! |
Nezan:You are worshiping the image of Satan on the Cross and you wonder why there is plenty, killings, joblessness, strikes, oil bunkering, militancy, election rigging, terrorist attacks, prostitution, eratic power supply, bad roads etc.? Satan is just giving you what you deserve for worshiping his own image on the Cross. Satan hijacked your religion long time ago. You better wake up!!. |
1, Cold ( Isolation,Silence & Ignore him)You go in the wrong direction !!!. You advice christians not to talk to Abuzola, but you will talk to your dog or your cat. Abuzola is not disturbing anybody. It is you who feel insecure. |
[img]http://mathildasanthropologyblog.files./2008/11/tiye1.jpg[/img] Queen Tiye was a queen of the 18th Dynasty, married to Amenhotep III. |
[flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NgC451AUrU[/flash] [flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTBvvKOryDc[/flash] [flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V-lXo2NZIU[/flash] [flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDTZb7pWfXc[/flash] [flash=450,350] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBnYfNKkgjw[/flash] I just think he made extraordinarily good point in this clip and I wanted to share it with other viewers. Pay attention to the message and not the man. |
Nigerians: Very Stupid People!Judgment is very similar to self-blame and blaming others. We have to get out of this vicious circle of self-judgment. |
Benny Hinn is not the real name of this man. His real name is Benny Crook. |
Christians claim that heaven is further than the furthest star, and that is where Jesus went with his father to prepare a place for you, right. Remember, John 14:2 “In my father's house are many mansions, I go to prepare a place for you.” However, if you look at the possibility of Jesus coming back , the furthest star away from Earth is billions of light years away. Therefore, in actuality, Jesus still didn't get to heaven. There's no way he could be on his way back. |
some jump to their death because they can’t afford the 5000 yuan fine and their air ticket.Is it really a "jump", or is it the chinese police who push them? |
[size=15pt]Obama Lies on Two Continents, is Denounced in New York[/size] Barack Obama may be the most effective propagandist for U.S. imperialism in a very long time. But his narrative to Africans is built on blatant falsehoods, and his spiel to Black America is fundamentally dishonest and evasive. Demonstrators in Manhattan declared: "We will no longer tolerate a message from within our community, that the policies of Barack Obama cannot be criticized." By BAR executive editor Glen Ford July 22, 2009 - blackagendareport.com "Obama peddled his relabeled imperial snake oil to Blacks on both sides of the Atlantic." President Barack Obama tells essentially the same lies as his predecessors, but does it better. His deceptions are aided enormously by the willed receptivity of the desperately hopeful – and none are more eager to believe than Africans and African Americans. In July, Obama peddled his relabeled imperial snake oil to Blacks on both sides of the Atlantic. At the NAACP's national convention in Manhattan, and before the Ghanaian parliament in Accra, Obama's message was the same: There will be no redress of your historical and current grievances. Get over it. Obama's gall is boundless. When the accumulated facts of centuries stand in the way of his mythmaking, he conjures up counter-facts to fit a counter-logic. In order to shame Africa into holding still to be gang-raped of her resources – by now an almost 600-year agony – Obama invents a totally false history of South Korea's economic rise. As the story goes, Kenya's economy was larger than South Korea's when Obama's father came to the United States in the early Sixties. But the South Korean government, "working with the private sector and civil society, was able to create a set of institutions that provided transparency and accountability and efficiency that allowed for extraordinary economic progress," said Obama. There "was no reason why African countries could not do the same." "Obama tells huge lies in order to advance U.S. policy goals." Of course, little of what Obama said about South Korea or Africa is true, and history provides plenty of reasons why African countries were not in a position to grow at anything like the speed of South Korea. In the real world, South Korea's economic expansion had no basis in "transparency" or collaboration with "civil society." As Thom Hartman explained in a July 14 article: "This economic development of South Korea started following a military coup in 1961, where General Park Chung-Hee began South Korea's economic assent by implementing short-term plans for economic development. He instituted the Heavy and Chemical Industrialization program, and South Korea's first steel mill and modern shipyard went into production. In addition, South Korea began producing its own cars. Electronics, machinery, chemicals plants soon followed, all sponsored or subsidized by the government." A military dictatorship set South Korea on the path to industrial development at just about the time Obama was being born. The United States allowed its Korean satellite to protect and grow its fledgling industries as a capitalist showcase and bulwark against North Korea and communism in general. Today, South Korea's economy is controlled by a tight circle of conglomerates. Corruption is endemic. A former president committed suicide in May when he faced questioning in a $6 million bribery scandal – and that's very small change by Korean standards. Obama is talking nonsense. "He is arguing that Africans are suffering from some collective character flaw." Africa's neocolonial masters would not tolerate a Black African nation that subsidized industries that might effectively compete with the U.S. and Europe – as South Korea does. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, part of the economic arsenal with which Europe and America discipline uppity Third Worlders, have effectively proscribed Black Africa's areas of acceptable growth – acceptable, that is, to the rich nations of the world. We understand that Obama tells huge lies in order to advance U.S. policy goals, foreign and domestic. But his lies to Africans and African Americans are purposely cruel, designed to rub sensitive areas of Black self-esteem. When Obama says there is "no reason why African nations could not do the same" as his false version of Korea, he is arguing that Africans are suffering from some collective character flaw. In the same way, Obama's constant refrains about "good governance" are reminders of colonial-era white claims that Africans were incapable of governing themselves. They still sting. But, as Toronto-based activist/author Gerald Caplan wrote in the July 13 issue of The Nation, there is no factual basis for Obama's assertion that "you're not going to get investment without good governance": "That's just wrong. For decades most foreign investment in Africa has gone to South Africa first, even under apartheid, and then to such oil-rich nations as Angola and Nigeria. First and foremost, western companies, backed energetically by their embassies, are after Africa's resources--oil, gas and to a lesser extent minerals. These are the very sectors where we find vast corruption, environmental degradation, the vicious exploitation of African labor, and, often enough, Africa's wars. In no case does good governance play a role in investment decisions. Often enough venal leaders are precisely what investors look for." Obama turns truth on its head. His lies are aggressive, insulting, virulent – but effective, because they put the African audience on the defensive. Anxious about their own collective shortcomings, many fail to examine the illogic and pure fallacies of the American president's nonsensical presentation. False Empathy Obama pulled a slick switch on the NAACP's upscale crowd at the New York Hilton, last Thursday. The president spent an impressive amount of time itemizing the myriad ways that African Americans suffer disproportionately because of "structural inequalities [emphasis mine] that our nation's legacy of discrimination has left behind; inequalities still plaguing too many communities and too often the object of national neglect." It was beginning to sound as if Obama was about to recognize the need to confront institutional (sometimes called "structural" racism with targeted programs – something he has refused to do as a matter of core philosophical principle."Obama had shifted from a focus on particular Black grievances to the Reaganesque politics of 'a rising tide lifts all boats.'" But of course, it was not to be. The president's empathetic recitation of Black grievances raised expectations of an appropriate legislative and executive response – and a large segment of the crowd clearly believed they had heard Obama propose specific programs to confront these "structural inequalities" that plague Black folks. Then suddenly, Obama switched gears – and terminology. Structural inequalities would be tackled through "a comprehensive approach [italics mine] to ending poverty." In Obama's formulation, "comprehensive" means "general" – not targeted at any identifiable groups suffering from what "our nation's legacy of discrimination has left behind." Without missing a beat, Obama had shifted from a focus on particular Black grievances to the Reaganesque politics of "a rising tide lifts all boats." He would "lay a new foundation for growth and prosperity that will put opportunity within the reach of not just African Americans, but all Americans. All Americans." And the crowd cheered, seeming not to realize that Obama's peroration was actually a promise not to extend any special, programmatic help to devastated Black America. It was all about the rising tide, lifting everybody. "Of every race. Of every creed. From every region of the country. We want everybody to participate in the American Dream. That's what the NAACP is all about." (Applause.) The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People roared its approval of their president's pledge to do nothing special to advance colored people. There are lots of ways to lie, and Obama seems to have mastered all of them. His performance before the NAACP's centennial convention gave delegates the impression that he both recognized and would act to counter the effects of historically rooted, institutional (or "structural" racism. He then used a terminological device (the word "comprehensive" to retreat to "race neutral" territory without most of the audience noticing. It was high deception, the moral equivalent of a lie.You Will Not Stifle Debate "Crimes against humanity do not become OK because a Black man is presiding over these crimes." "We must not be discouraged because of our numbers," said Nellie Bailey, of the Harlem Antiwar Coalition, standing on the Sixth Avenue sidewalk a block away from the New York Hilton Hotel, where President Obama was inside, wowing the crowd. Bailey and an assortment of perhaps 50 activists shared the corner with tourists and cops. "There is an effort to silence us within our own respective movements," said the veteran community organizer. "But Blacks and progressives are beginning to openly question Obama's policies. We will no longer tolerate a message from within our community, that the policies of Barack Obama cannot be criticized." Despite the fraying of support for Obama on the Left, the July 16 event appeared to be the first public demonstration against the president, albeit a small affair. Turning toward the Hilton, Bailey shouted: "You will not stifle debate, discussion and analysis within our community. We are going to expose this imperialist for who he is." Carl Dix, of the Revolutionary Communist Party, took his turn at the mic. "They may put a Black man in the White House, but they're not going to stop their cops gunning Black men down in the street," said Dix. "Crimes against humanity do not become OK because a Black man is presiding over these crimes." Diop Olugbala, of the Uhuru Movement, possessed the most impressive anti-Obama credentials. On August 1 of last year, when most Leftists were busy acting like Obama groupies, Olugbala and a few others at an Obama rally in St. Petersburg, Florida, unfurled a banner that demanded "What about the black community, Obama?" Olugbala and the Uhuru crew verbally confronted the candidate, and clearly rattled him. "Barack Obama has told us that racial oppression is no longer a significant factor in life," said Olugbala, the last speaker at the demo on Sixth Avenue. "Obama is the new face, to seduce the world into compliance with U.S. imperialism." BAR executive editor Glen Ford can be contacted at Glen.Ford@BlackAgendaReport.com. Source: blackagendareport.com |
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racism with targeted programs – something he has refused to do as a matter of core philosophical principle.