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mtisTheQubit:i may not know everything but not history ![]() and anthropology of African societies ![]() dumb soul |
mtisTheQubit:frustrated Kenyan ![]() without a shred of knowledge |
Troy404:the only slaves in Modern africa are Kenyans Kenyans are a slave to everyone today in their own country ![]() |
only in your head we both Know you kenyan are underlings who know nothing about your own country let alone the complex north african region Troy404: |
mtisTheQubit:you dont know anything so just shhhh it |
gallivant:yes Berbers and Nubians are relatives it is well established in History |
gallivant: ![]() Go and find your fellow illiterate to have your usual aimless headless argument |
gallivant:get your dumb ass out for you know nothing about your own slummy Kenya let alone race and ethnicity |
Source Great Black Leaders by Ivan Van Sertima
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Acadavah:because you are dumb and like every dumb person they dont know what is factual from mashups on the internet |
Justnotyou:just like every stupid Kenyan who hates knowledge ![]() even when facts are stirring them in the face they still want to argue blindly |
Justnotyou:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Spring_(Algeria) The Black Spring (Berber: Tafsut Taberkant) was a series of violent disturbances and political demonstrations by Kabyle activists in the Kabylie region of Algeria in 2001, which were met by repressive police measures and became a potent symbol of Kabyle discontent with the national government. The protests took place against a backdrop of long-standing cultural marginalization of the Highlander Kabyle, a homogeneous Berber linguistic group in Algeria (Berber speakers form some 25%–35% of the total population, although exact numbers are disputed) despite the most rigid government-sponsored Arabization measures of the 1960s through the 1980s having been lifted. The name "Black Spring" alludes to the events known as the Berber Spring of the 1980s, in which mainly Kabyle civil society activists challenged the ban on Berber culture then in place, demanding cultural rights and democracy. ![]() the pre historic is in the pic
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Justnotyou:except the is a record of how the black Africans who originally held the Magreb region got their pale skin but their genetic never made a significant change and this can only be trace to their race which is negro ![]()
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Justnotyou:And that fucking Casucasian race have unique traits why are those traits missen in the Amazigh people ? ![]() now you are getting frustrated why do the Tuareg, Amazigh, Hausa people look the same? but different from the Caucasians?
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Justnotyou:I have given you books to go and read From Biology to Anthropology Proves Moroccans aint aint Caucasians Neither are Numbians Tuareg or Hausa |
Justnotyou:you dont know shit you are busy running your mouth as usual typical Kenyan villager traits. go and learn more about Nubians and Amazighs i can understand your confusion because North Africa has changed hands so many times But i dont expect you to be stupid . Go and Look for these book and read You will become Knowledgeable
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Justnotyou:guy you are dumb the Amazigh uprising in Algeria and Morocco is called the Black uprising for a reason ![]() you have stilled not answered my question to you above are Tuaregs Caucasian ? |
Justnotyou:Even their original beliefs are African that is what i sort to establish for your dumb ass illiterate of the highest order Which caucasian can withstand the torture of the desert ? ![]() |
Justnotyou:when you go down you will find my qualification of that statement next time dont be dumb ![]() |
Justnotyou:no need for me to know who im replying so far, i just know you are dumb stupid and an illiterate who knows nothing. Simple question, Are Oromo's caucasian ? Are Tuareg Caucasian ? are Hausa people Caucasian ? are Amazigh's caucasian? are Nubians Caucasian? The last four are the Original natives of north Africa |
Justnotyou:This is a map of the region in 800AD The Berber and Nubian REGION have no boundaries There was no Morocco but Pre historic group of people
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Justnotyou:useless human from the Village Kenya Go and call a berber man in Morocco Caucasian or the Tuaregs in Mali and Burkina Faso Caucasian and see slaps |
Justnotyou:You are stupid Arabic is the language Arabs are a group of people whom all through out history have sort to establish a bloody Caliphate ![]() You are funny This is not about what the people identify as All written have never ever referred to the Berbers of North Africa as Caucasians They mostly refer to them as Africans your illiteracy is beyond the bounds of this earth. |
On which Earth are these Caucasians ![]() he authors of the book The Berbers stated that the cult of the dead was one of the distinguishing characteristics of the Berbers in antiquity.[4] Pomponius Mela reported that the Augilae (Modern Awjila in Libya) considered the spirits of their ancestors to be gods. They swore by them and consulted them. After making requests, they slept in their tombs to await responses in dreams.[5] Herodotus (484 BC–ca.425 BC) noted the same practice among the Nasamones, who inhabited the deserts around Siwa and Augila. He wrote: [..]They swear by the men among themselves who are reported to have been the most righteous and brave, by these, I say, laying hands upon their tombs; and they divine by visiting the sepulchral mounds of their ancestors and lying down to sleep upon them after having prayed; and whatsoever thing the man sees in his dream, this he accepts.[6] The Berbers worshiped their kings, too.[7] The tombs of the Numidian kings are among the most notable monuments left by the Classical Berbers. The veneration (not worship) of saints which exists among the modern Berbers in the form of Maraboutism—which is widespread in northwest Africa—may or may not contain traces of prior beliefs or customs concerning the dead. Augustine of Hippo mentioned that the polytheistic Africans worshipped the rocks.[10] Apuleius stated as well that rocks were worshipped in the second century.[10] The megalithic culture may have been part of a cult of the dead or of star-worship.[10] The monument of Msoura is the best-known megalithic monument in northwest Africa. It is composed of a circle of megaliths surrounding a tumulus. The highest megalith is longer than 5 meters. According to legend, it is the sepulchre of the mythical Berber king Antaeus.[11] Another megalithic monument was discovered in 1926 to the south of Casablanca. The monument was engraved with funerary inscriptions in the Berber script known as Tifinagh.[10] Herodotus mentioned that the ancient Berbers worshipped the moon and sun and sacrificed to them. He reported: They begin with the ear of the victim, which they cut off and throw over their house: this done, they kill the animal by twisting the neck. They sacrifice to the Sun and Moon, but not to any other god. This worship is common to all the Libyans.[12] Tullius Cicero (105-43 BC) also reported the same cult in On the Republic (Scipio's Dream): When I (Scipio) was introduced to him, the old man (Massinissa, king of Massyle) embraced me, shed tears, and then, looking up to heaven, exclaimed I thank thee, O supreme Sun, and you also, you other celestial beings, that before I departed from this life I behold in my kingdom, and in my palace, Publius Cornelius Scipio ....[13] There were some Latin inscriptions found in Northwest Africa dedicated to the sun-god. An example is the inscription found in Souk Ahras (the birthplace of Augustine; Thagaste in Algeria) written "Solo Deo Invicto".[14] Samuel the Confessor appears to have suffered from the sun-worshiping Berbers who tried unsuccessfully to force him to worship the sun. The Berber pantheon also contained multiple gods, known as the Dii Mauri, represented on reliefs and also the subject of dedications.[15] During the Roman period, Saturn was the focus of an important cult, subsuming that of Baal Hammon, a deity of Punic origin. |
Justnotyou:Nubians, Berbers and by extentionTuaregs who are also berbers have common Heritage and existed together correct yourself I never said Moroccans were Nubians. Nubians and berbers had a none confrontation and saw themselves as one They fought common enemies and today they are doing same Both in Algeria, Morocco, Egypt and all others |
Justnotyou:Im not even referring to the Moors now that you have been proven wrong again you are coming around ![]() Try harder The Afrosiatics are a large group of ethnicities But the ones you find in Morocco and Algeria as well as Burkina Faso, Mali and by Extention the Hausa across west Africa are not Caucasian or Arabs. Next time when i am teaching you History, dont argue |
ksat:Spintex |
Justnotyou:you are an illiterate and stupid at the same time Numbia territory had no defined boundary just like the Berbers |
Justnotyou:I told you that pages ago it is strange that you are now coming to this ![]() |
![]() Justnotyou:you are dumb Go to Morocco or Algeria and refer to a berber man as Caucasian or Arab and see the slap you will receive |
The Barghawatas (also Barghwata or Berghouata) were a group of Berber tribes on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, belonging to the Masmuda confederacy. After allying with the Sufri Kharijite rebellion in Morocco against the Umayyad Caliphate, they established an independent state (ad 744-1058) in the area of Tamesna on the Atlantic coast between Safi and Salé under the leadership of Tarif al-Matghari. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barghawata Again, you will never know African history more than i do https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/menasource/the-forgotten-minorities-egypt-s-nubians-and-amazigh-in-the-amended-constitution/ While she says that defining Egypt as an ‘Arab’ state in the constitution is a mistake, as Egypt blends ethnic and cultural groups, including Arabs, Pharaohs, Greeks, Turks, Amazigh, and Nubians, she does not see this changing any time soon. Referring to Egypt as the ‘Egyptian Republic,’ she explains would be more representative of its population, rather than its current name the ‘Arab Republic of Egypt.’ She says the name is a relic of the late president, Gamal Abdel Nasser’s hyper-nationalistic era. Nasser named the nation, the United Arab Republic, while Sadat changed it to the ‘Arab Republic of Egypt,’ “which clearly excludes many ethnic groups who lived and are living in Egypt,” she adds.
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it's not like we haven't seen other groups of people claim they were jews, Egyptians or kangs & shit.