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Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Blacks - Could It Be Inferiority Complex? by morpheus24: 2:55pm On Feb 05, 2009
Mpele:
OLD NEWS, come up with something. Black South Africans have no time for third world, bafoons.
Of course, they are too busy on line waiting for government handouts.

Up ZUMA!
Politics › Re: Putting Your Country First And Your Tribe Second by morpheus24: 7:16pm On Feb 04, 2009
I don't see a problem in having an affinity for one's ethnic group and nationality at the same time as long as one recognizes the equal rights of other ethnic groups that make up the country

Are we the first nation on this planet to have such a complex make up?

it is definitely doable!
Politics › Re: Man who shot Lucky Dube says he thought he was a Nigerian! by morpheus24: 4:10pm On Feb 04, 2009
RSA:
Three of those 4 accused are from Zimbabwe,only one guy is South African.Maybe the guy was right in saying he didn't know that the guy was Lucky Dube,because he is not a local.
And your point is?
Politics › Re: Man who shot Lucky Dube says he thought he was a Nigerian! by morpheus24: 4:09pm On Feb 04, 2009
lucabrasi:
not when the numbers are dis united or under an un in spiring leadership
You underestimate the Nigerian Spirit, Start killing them and see what happens, especially the igbo's
Politics › Re: Man who shot Lucky Dube says he thought he was a Nigerian! by morpheus24: 2:53pm On Feb 04, 2009
[quote author=.B.O.S.S. link=topic=228554.msg3424509#msg3424509 date=1233750968]this is starting from SA, watch how it will spread to other countries - the slogan will be, KILL THEM NIGERIAN NIGGERS.[/quote]Guy don't worry about that there is like 200milliion of us if you reduce that size to half it won't even be enough if you add the whole of southern Africa's population combined.

Strength is in numbers.
Christianity Etc › Re: what was man's original language? Hebrew, Arabic, or what :-\ by morpheus24: 9:28pm On Feb 03, 2009
olabowale:
@morpheus24 « #34 on: January 29, 2009, 04:06 PM »
Because it was the language of Adam, being the first man, does not have to be complex. It should be simple, since it had to expand in territory and space, as humans grew from he and his bride Hawa. For example, my mother and me have the same voice and speech inflections. my bride when speaking to my aged mother, if not face to face may think its me. Even my mother know this for herself. She said it the other day. She took her fathers voice, and by this, I actually took her father's voice.


Alafia in african language is "Afia" in Fusat. "Rafah" is rafter in English, which means elevate as in raised up.


Ahadith of the prophet (AS) says Qur'aanic language is the language of jannah. Prophet Daud (AS) will be required to read the Qur'aan in the day of Judgement. In Isra wa Miraj, Muhammad (AS) spoke to Allah, which is the tashahuud of the salah. Muhammad (AS) also spoke to Musa (AS) in the process of reduction of the salah to 5 per day. Muhammad spoke to other prophets (AS). Muhammad spoke to Jibril, when they both arrived in Heavens. This was at the station of Sidrat Mutahadah (the station of the farthest Lote tree). When Adam was created as a living human, he was spoken to by Angels, His Lord (SWA). When he and his wife were in jannah the spoke. When they transgressed, Allah spoke to them as they were sent down to earth.

Now in all of these ocassions, tell me what language that was spoken, if not Qur'aanic Arabic? In the introduction to the science of Qur'aan, Allah commanded the Pen to write. And the Mother of the books was written. The mother of the Books was then kept in Lauin Mafuth, in heavens. What language is this book in except in Qur'aanic Arabic? It is in this Book that all "revelations" to the messengers (AS) came from. This include the last of them, the Al Qur'aan.

Since all previous Books, in the hands of the people after the prophets were bastardized, except the Qur'aan which Allah Himself vows to protect, we should therefore reflect about the veracity of "revelatiosn" as a whole. How can humans know which one is authentic and which ones have been played with by man? Allah promised to let us know on the day of judgement, when each will be compared with its portion from the Preserved "Mother of the books". Finally, since the Qur'aan is the final revelation, it has to be Universal, so that no group of people can say that they are not covered under it. This is different from the tribal or limited group revelations of the previous books; Suhuf of Ibrahim, etc, the Torah of Moses, the Sabur of Daud and the Injil of Isa bin Mariam. Have you heard saving the best for last? This is the case, here.
I don't know how similarities in speech inflection of your mama and you explains diversity of language. From what I can intepret on that statement is that inflections are hereditay, language is not. If your mum has a lisp it is concievable that you can inherit that trait, however we do not inherit language that way.

If your proof of stories of ascentions and communing with dead people and angels is evidence that Fusat was the first spoken language. Thats not concrete enough. I can conject a similar story.

You say the revelations were bastardized after the prophets got them insinuating they were all in Arabic, Thats strange, no copies of these manuscripts ever found anywhere.

I guess that;s why they had to be rewritten in the Quran. Quite convinient. wouldn't you say?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan's Darfur Conflict by morpheus24: 8:39pm On Feb 03, 2009
auwal87:
Even the Sudanese President is not white, he is black, but if you call him white then you will also call Mr. Obama white

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9d/OmarHassanBashir_03nov06_210.jpg
He is a confused Pseudo- Arabized wanna be who claims Arab blood much like yourself and the supporter of APC.


Free your minds and know the truth about your heritage.
Politics › Re: What Are The 5 Most Developed Countries On The African Continent by morpheus24: 8:22pm On Feb 03, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Yet again, that word “HISTORY” shows up but why? What has history to do with level of infrastructural development attainable in this day and age?

You mean Nations in the west, central and East could not have gotten the same natives from the same sources South Africa got it’s from?

These are nothing but excuses; excuses that do not seem to bear any meaning in the reality that I live in. I am sorry; I have no excuse to offer for why west, central and east African countries can not be measured by the same yardstick. Just last year, Kenya got connected to the global network grid. If and when the country moves light speed ahead of Countries in the western part of the same continent, are you going to come back to offer yet another twist on history to support your twist for why we ought not to compare the nations in the east to those in the west?
Whether you choose to acknowledge historical factors or not has no bearing on the reality that they determine outcomes and have done so in this case.

The idea that interjecting relevant historical events to such discussions is somehow a determinant that our brains lack the ability to comprehend complex modern day issues and are somehow "Stuck on past issues" is a farce.

The Subject reads' "Which are the 5 most developed countries on the Continent" and the following countries where mentioned  Egypt, Mauritus, South Africa,  etc


My problem is with using membership of these specific countries mentioned above as a comparison point to other significantly different countries such as Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Tanzania, Rwanda or the Congo when is it obvious their "historical backgrounds" in terms of developmental timelines are different.

A good comparison would be Equatoral guinea to Nigeira, Congo to Angola or Tanzania to Zambia.

You might as well start comparing Kenya to the  USA or Russia to find out which is the most developed country in the world if we are going to think like that.
Politics › Re: What Are The 5 Most Developed Countries On The African Continent by morpheus24: 6:23pm On Feb 03, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Not exactly sure what you mean @Morpheus. @Mpele, and @Nando ( have no clue who those are) may think shopping malls are all that but that does not take away from the fact that infrastructure-wise, South Africa remains the most developed nation in Africa. I have been there myself and can attest to the fact that the country is not about beautiful homes. We are talking of good roads, water supply, electricity, good schools and services available to the people of that country, both the rich and the poor. Even people who live in shacks have access to clean water.
Don't worry about Mpele, its an ongoing thing btw us. I agree that in terms of infrastructure, SA remains the most developed nation in Africa, however I have concerns about comparisons between SA/Botswana with other sub-saharan African nations in terms of Historical, cultural and colonial interjection.

Historical differencies between SA and Most Sub-saharan countries is a contributing factor that accounts for development in that nation.

The presence of first world natives(i.e technology, Management skills) contributed to the culture of progression and therefore contributed to the development of SA in terms of management of resources and maintenance of infrastructure.

Mind you, these are not excuses for the in-ability of any other subsaharan nations to prosper however are clear observations as to the factors that have contributed to the Development of SA in general if comparing timelines.

Therefore to compare SA to most West, Central and East African countries is an error in my opinion. It can be used as a bench mark but never as a comparison.
Politics › Re: What Are The 5 Most Developed Countries On The African Continent by morpheus24: 3:30pm On Feb 03, 2009
[quote author=wirinet link=topic=227392.msg3420296#msg3420296 date=1233670909

Further more i do not consider countires that have huge oil reserve and low population as Libya as developed. I think countries with any iota of development should include South Africa, Namimbia, Botswana and probaly Ghana {they are developming slowly}
[quote][/quote]all the above countries save South Africa's "development" are relative to their Homogenity, population size and distribution of resources. Should not be compared to Nigeria.
Politics › Re: What Are The 5 Most Developed Countries On The African Continent by morpheus24: 3:25pm On Feb 03, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Good Question. Na beautiful buildings people go chop? Development is not measured in the number of highrise buildings or in architectural design.
Tell that to the likes of Mpele who obviously left school at a very young age and thinks Nando's and shopping malls are the greatest things that have happend to South Africa!
Politics › Re: Why Is South Africa Moving Backward? by morpheus24: 3:17pm On Feb 03, 2009
Mpele:
RSA! Just leave these people, most of them are so jealous of South Africa. They have this obssession with us. Just leave them to rant & rant & rant. They so wish that South Africa could become like Nigeria, where everything is a mess. Right now as I'm posting, I'm sitting with a Liberian student. When he so this,he just rolled down on the floor with laughter. He was actually telling me that that's how these people are.
They're so negative of everything, they hate their government and they hate themselves. I'm one of the South Africans who actually acknowledged the fact that yes we have challenges, especially AIDS and Crime. Only a fool will laugh to people who have AIDS, because even successful countries like India are struggling with the AIDS pandemic. It seems as if in Nigeria not a single person have AIDS.
When coming to crime, i don't know. I've never been a victim of crime since I was born in this country. Crime is there but mainly people who hate this country are the ones who dwell on it.
I wonder if this country is sooo bad in the eyes of Nigerians, then why do we have over a half a million Nigerians in this country refusing to home.

After the xenophobic attacks many foreigners refused to go home.
I'm proud of myself, because regardless of the problems we have in this country, I remain proudly South African and I will jealously guard this country with my life. I don't give f#$%%% what some Nigerian says about Mzansi Africa. Our only crime in this continent is that we have things that they don't have. Beautiful malls, beaches, first class infrastructure and we don't have to board a plane to enjoy finner things in life.

The fact that who developed this country, is a non issue, even whites don't talk about that, its only Nigerians who rant about it. Whether whites or Indians developed South Africa or what, the fact is the country is developed and our black government continue to develop it. WHO CARES. LIVE WITH THAT.
First you say we are jealous of you and can't stop talking about you. Notice how most of the topics on South Africa are either brought up by you numskulls or by some "Mugu" SA girl whose Nigerian boyfriend dumped her.

I gurantee you, If you, Angelheart, Luaranette and RSA vamus from this forum no one will be talking about SA for a long time coming we have other issues to attend to. Just try it and see.

The liberian guy is lauging with you but when The RUF and Taylors hoodlums come back, he knows who his country will call first to come help, plus he knows your ass is xenophobic so is simply try to apease you. Guy,You no know wetin dey happen!

The statistic reads 1 out of 4 SA is either HIV postive or knows someone who is, Likewise 1 out of 4 persons in SA has been a victim of crime or knows someone who has.n Thats alarming! Llike I said you didn't go to school and are busy building those railroads and stadiums, cause if you did you would just hav to ask 4 of your friends and if one acknowledges that they have been or know someone who either has Aids or has been a victim of crime then stats are relatively accurate.

As long as you numskulls keep praising your Suncity, casinos and malls as great acheivements of modern society while you trade this for moral decadence, lesbianism, rape,xenophobia,ethnocentrism, we will continue to point out your ever growing problems.


What really erks you is that you can't go anywhere inside or Outside of your country without coming in contact with a Naija and obviously are fascinated by this phenomena. Don't worry the Banana Republic of Rainbow nations will soon see the light.
Islam › Re: Is This What "sharia" Is About? by morpheus24(op): 9:06pm On Feb 02, 2009
babs787:
@Morpehus24

I thought you are an adult and shouldnt have fell for this gimmick.

To start with, a person that steals because of hunger would not be punished and certain things are to be considered as to why the person stole.

The incident in that link is the handwork of the enemy of Islam. A grown up couldnt be subjected to cutting of hands for stealing bread let alone a kid that never knew anything. Its a blatant lie in which you of all people fell for. It may be those people advertising one thing or the other or the magicians that dupe people in the guise of doing magic.

Also, in carryng out punishment for shariah, its not done as we see in the pictures therein. You should find out how shariah punishment is being carried out. Lest I forget, permit me to ask you, why did they put cloth under his hand when they wanted to cut his hand?
Is crushing of hand part of shariah punishment?

Oga, dont fall for gimmick, be wise and use your senses.

I wish I could have a discussion with that liar.
On further examination of the pic, it does look like some sort of entertainment, magic trick of sorts.

To babs787

I can see you will reply this particular thread and not the other issues I pose to you and Olabowale. Please go to the religious section and answer the question on the first language spoken in which you highly scholarly islamic brother proclaimed was "Fusat- Arabic" I need an answer on that one too!
Islam › Is This What "sharia" Is About? by morpheus24(op): 7:10pm On Feb 02, 2009
I am very dissappointed at this scene and if I had an Ak47 would have shot the person who ordered this type of act on a child?

And some of you call the Taliban and hamas Freedom fighters. This is the freedom they are fighting for!

http://nigeriaworld.com/feature/publication/awodele/013009n.html
Foreign Affairs › Re: South African Blacks - Could It Be Inferiority Complex? by morpheus24: 4:46pm On Feb 02, 2009
@ poster

Answer is Yes

Otherwise they wouldn't be threathend by the so called non South Africans who are to them are less intelligent, lack morals and lack any sense of Westernized style of living aka gambling at table mountain casinos and suncity.
Christianity Etc › Re: Anglicans, Let's Talk by morpheus24: 4:04pm On Feb 02, 2009
dgreatrock:
i strongly disagree with you! these were the same lies the roman catholics told anglican converts when the gospel was just brought to nigeria. they lied that the catholic church which is said in the creeds means the roman catholic church!
this is not true. check your dictionary, 'catholic' means 'universal' as well as 'a church denomination'. in the context of the creed, it is referring to 'a universal church'.

the sacraments you mentioned are not properties or trademarks of the roman catholic church, but practices which are rooted in the scriptures and of spiritual and material benefits to the church.

we dont believe in the real presence of christ in the Lord's supper, hence we dont refer to it as a 'mass'.

we believe in in saints but dont revere and rely on them for prayers and spiritual support. they were as we are and as they are we will be someday. only CHRIST can save us.

and concerning Mary, emmmm!!!
we thank God she was the vessel God used to give birth to Jesus, but that does not give her any place in the Godhead! praying to her and or the saints is idolatery, it is unscriptural and error. Anglicans dont and will never pray to her!

thank God for the roman catholic church - God used her to herald the gospel, but she is in error today. such errors should be corrected and not applauded.
Look ate pot calling Kettle black

and you subscibe to a denomination that is rooted in English, Imperial, medieval practices.

Constantine and a bunch of idol worshippers are the architects of the Roman Catholic imperial church.

The messianic jews are the extinct reminants of the the legacy of Jesus.

MORPHEUS says you are living in a dreamworld.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan's Darfur Conflict by morpheus24: 3:59pm On Feb 02, 2009
davidylan:
you shld be deported to Niger.
I can bet you Auwal87 is a black African, unfortunately he is quite confused and doesn't know the difference between the definitions of being black"which a lot of non Africans are", being African or being Arab.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Says Muslims Are Not America's Enemy by morpheus24: 3:40pm On Jan 30, 2009
Lagosboy:
1. Can you name one example of this country apart from Afghanistan.
Somalia!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan's Darfur Conflict by morpheus24: 11:53pm On Jan 29, 2009
auwal87:
Arab is a person who identifies as such on linguistic or cultural grounds.
Arabic Language in terms of the number of speakers, is the largest living member of the Semitic language family.

There are people identified as Afro-Arabs, make your own research on that and see.

By the way, the purpose of the Thread is to address the crisis of Darfur with true facts.
The question I posed has a direct relation to the Darfur crisis. The govt of Khartoum are Arab supported because of their affinity to the culture, heritage or what ever you want to call it though in essence they are not. Even if they define themselves as such.

Going into that issue is complex but definitely relevant when discussing issues in Darfur.

The block head Kartoum government want to become like the rest of the Magreb where Pseudo- Arabized peoples(call them Afro-Arabs if you like) think it some priviledge for them to rule the indigenous peoples which is why you won't here any Muslim country making serious noise about it. Its Pseudo-Arabs vs blacks and ofcourse you know who they will support.

Where did the stupid supporter of APC come from and who did they mix with in order to clailm the hyphenation name of Afro-Arabs.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Says Muslims Are Not America's Enemy by morpheus24: 9:43pm On Jan 29, 2009
MrCrackles:
Fuc,k history!
Who the hell are you
? undecided

Mullahs ko, Rulers ni!!
I am MORPHEUS

The greek god of Sleep

Who are your snap, crackle and pop!
Culture › Re: Why Is It That Most Guyz Dont Appreciate Virginity ? by morpheus24: 8:23pm On Jan 29, 2009
Sapphic:
I actually think they do appreciate it. But if they don't, it's because it is overrated.
Oh boy these days in this Global market of women, its overrated oh.

Sorry oh! ladies competition is a healthy thing you know.

Catch up to the times please.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Sudan's Darfur Conflict by morpheus24: 5:55pm On Jan 29, 2009
Ibime:
My friend, shut ya trap. The Government is the only terrorist organisation in Darfur; carrying out ethnic cleansing of black Africans in the name of Arab Imperialism.
To add to the above I would like to ask the poster what he defines as an Arab vs Black Southern Sudanese African.


Are the supporter of APC Arabs because they speak the language and are Muslim.

Am I an English man because I speak English?

When I say Arabization of Africa is taking place people go dey vex!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama Says Muslims Are Not America's Enemy by morpheus24: 5:13pm On Jan 29, 2009
MrCrackles:
What the flying fuc.k are you talking about? huh

Do you make any sense at all
? undecided
Go back and take some history lessons then go listen to some Mullahs preaching in South London,

When you are done, come ask me that question again!
Christianity Etc › Re: what was man's original language? Hebrew, Arabic, or what :-\ by morpheus24: 4:06pm On Jan 29, 2009
morpheus24:
.

Since Fusat was the first complex language spoken consequently diverging onward to formulate other world languages spoken, an analysis of this language and another relativelly pure form of language which has experienced relatively extreme isolation or preservation should produce at least a template for root word comparisions between the two.

Hmm let me see How about "Fusat" and " Khoisan click sounds". They both fit the above criteria

Can you establish any Islamic studies that have pondered on the above and if so can you post for me to read or if not then don't you think it is worth researching so you can prove your point without a shadow of doubt to us
Hello! Hello! Olabowale, I am still waiting for a reasonable explanation. Is thou silent or thou does not knowest an answer?
Christianity Etc › Re: What Would Have Happened To Mankind If Adam Did Not Eat The Apple? by morpheus24: 4:02pm On Jan 29, 2009
georgecso:
Its in the Bible the Eve ate the forbbidden fruit first and later gave it to Adam. I am just curious to know what would have happened if Adam refused to eat the Apple?

Drop your candid opinion pls
If he refused it then you wouldn't have that thing sticking out your neck we like to call the "Adam's apple"
Foreign Affairs › Re: With No Job And 5 Kids, 'better To End Our Lives,' Man Wrote by morpheus24: 10:26pm On Jan 28, 2009
I wanted to collapse when I saw this this morning.

People are really sick in the head, more that I truly realized
Celebrities › Re: Nadia Buari And Michael Essien Set To Wed In Dec by morpheus24: 9:46pm On Jan 28, 2009
smile4kenn:
According to reliable sources, Ghanaian actress, Nadia and her long time beau, Chelsea striker, Micahel Essien are scheduled to be married this Dec in Accra. The most famous couple have decided to tie the knot after their much publicised engagement.

Congrats again,
That essien look like houseboy next to that girl. Chei!

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