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CultureRe: Flying Bird Jams High Tension in Lagos. Turned Into A Woman (photos) by pleep(m): 7:03pm On Oct 11, 2014
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InvestmentRe: What Is Happening To Ghana's Economy??? by pleep(m): 8:18pm On Oct 08, 2014
GANDALF1:
Wow! This is interesting. Nigeria was available for them as a case study na. Why make the same mistake that is affecting us till date when it can be avoided?
Because black people tend to make the same mistakes in any situation.
CultureRe: Earlier Appearance Of The Name Nigeria 1799 by pleep(m): 5:34pm On Oct 08, 2014
thats pretty cool, i wish they would just call it negro-land for the south and negroistan for the north.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 4:24pm On Oct 06, 2014
Omarbah:
who said they were ethnic groups? Somalia is one ethnic group and even better, one religion but with their clans, look at what is happening. Didn't the Yoruba kingdom face a rebellion that was exploited by Sokoto and yet it was tribes fighting each other. What makes Botswana stable is not their ethnic or tribal makeup but their political system which ensures participation of every tribe regardless of the size. How much direct participation do the kings, obas, emirs of Nigeria have in the policies of the country?
Botswana is 79% of the Tswana ethnic group. This is one of the best example of the progressive nature of single ethnic states/states that are dominated by a single ethnic group.

As for Somalia, without foreign influence, they would have consolidated by now. A leader would have led his clan in the conquest of all the other ones, but because of outside factors and the changing nature of warfare this is not happening. In modern times Somalia civil war looks silly but when you compare it the history of any other large ethnic group, the Germans, Chinese, Italians it was the exact same situation until one faction conquered the others through war and consolidated the nation.

The only difference is that Africa was forced to endure her growing pains now, while other nations did it 100+ years ago.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 4:08pm On Oct 01, 2014
reedonne: I dont think you understand my point. Both Ife and Ijesha population is less than 30% of our total population.
It is not that we are not united, the fact is that our politicians are exploiting our sub-class for political game. But in china, the people does not have power to elect their ruler, so they cannot exploit it. I have also gave somalia as a example.
Well i certainly agree with you if you are saying that the democratic system of government is not effective for Africa. But we have tried totalitarianism and it didn't work either.

You want a strong government? Well Congo, Equatorial Guinea, swaziland and many other countries have had the opportunity to create progressive totalitarian governments but they failed. Because of the human element and because of excessive ethnic diversity. Will the igbo support a dictator who is fulani? Will the hausa support a yoruba dictator? no. The reason chinese communism was so successful is because the country is 91% the same ethnicity and were already unified.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m):
This is the same thing that happened in Germany, England, the Arab states, Japan etc etc etc. This natural process was Halted in africa because of colonization and artificial borders.

and as a result we are left with thousands of pointless states and ethnic groups instead of strong unified nations. Its a bad situation, but the best solution would be to abolish these artificial borders and let natural ethnic states form again.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 3:45am On Oct 01, 2014
Watch how the kingdom of Sardina consolidates italy into a single race and a single nationally with a common language.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/00/Italian-unification.gif
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m):
reedonne: No they are united by the powerful communist party. Whenever we are competeting with each other we will always find a new division line.
I have giving you an example: Osun state governorship election. Osun is a yoruba state with 100% of its population being yoruba. During our election, a candidate who is an ijesha yoruba won in ijesha towns while another candidate who is an Ife yoruba won in ife towns. What do you call this. FYI I am a yoruba and I dont understand the language of some yoruba sub-group eg ikare.
You guys keep finding ways to miss the point. China is 91% Hans chineses... its not the communist party that keeps them united. They were united 2000 years ago nigga! tongue

What would it matter if the ife voted for the ife candidate when the ijesha made up 91% of the population? It is the natural flow of progress, the strong ethnic groups consume the weak ones, and either the weak join them, or end up marginalized and oppressed like the Uygers and Tibetans.

Watch how the hans chinese unify their nation for the first time in 500 B.C

CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 2:50am On Oct 01, 2014
chulla12: Not gonna lie...that map literally grosses me out lol.
Agreed my brother, same here.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m):
reedonne: China was ethnically one: yes, but they can be clasify into many sub groups. Example are: zhang, han,hui, manchu, miao etc
It is very easy to divide any group whether homogenous or not. Just give weapon to greedy people and they will help you destroy their people.
Even in pre colonial times, africa tribal city state attack another city-state of the same tribe. An example is the Ibadan and the Ekiti parapo war.
Your message is irellevant.

Igbo, yoruba and and hausa can be classified into subgroups. Do u know how many millions of groups there would be if you divided africa like that?

The reason china is powerful is because, despite having many subgroups, they are united into one language and one culture and all see themselves as hans chinese. Nigeria, on the other hand, has groups that speak different languages and have different cultures
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 3:24am On Sep 30, 2014
bro do you realize that there are more ethnic groups in nigeria alone than in all of Europe?

Ethnic diversity = chaos.

Why do u think that Europe's poorest and most unstable region (the East and balkan region) also happens to be its most diverse region? Ethnic diversity is the enemy of unity and the enemy of progress and has been the downfall of Africans for all our history.

When they colonizers came to Africa all they had to do was pit one tribe against another, sell one tribe guns and let them destroy and enslave their neighbors. Could they do this in China? no, because china was ethnically one, could they do this in japan? no because japan was ethnically one. Open your eyes as see how ethnically homogenous region progress 1000X faster.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 2:56am On Sep 30, 2014
kingston277: Sure, But guess what. How did those states get so big in the first place? You really don't think most of the ethnic groups (states, really) just polity let Mali or Songhai lord over them did you? In order for said states to get so big, they conquered and pillaged other kingdoms to take over their land. I would have recommend the same thing for Africa today if there wasn't the whole slaughtering/carnage problem and the UN breathing down the necks of aspiring 21st century conquistadors.
Pretty much hits the nail on this head. Africa at the time of colonization was in its dark age, and remained frozen in that state due to artificial borders and colonization.

The only way for africa to break free of this state would be warfare and conquest, through which the stronger ethnic groups would incorporate the weak and grow strong in both national identity and size. That is the natural state of human progress. This, however, would never be allowed to occur due to humanitarian concerns and western interference.

That is the reason i advocate unconventional methods of progres, because so long as africa looks like the map above natural progress will never occur.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 2:47am On Sep 30, 2014
Reading through the long drawn out debate between kingston and omarbah it is clear that kingston has a better grasp of the situation. Omarbah your viewpoints are very unrealistic overly idealistic.

This is my take on the situation.

Democratic multi-ethnic states do not work and never will work, the natural state of human progress is the strong consuming the weak and then incorporating them into larger states. At the time of the Romans Europe was divided into hundreds of thousand distinct ethnic groups, each with separate languages and customs. Germany alone was inhabited by the saxones, venedii, gepidi, burgondionii, bla bla bla and they each spoke a different language, had a different culture and hated each other. After hundreds of years of warfare they ended up as one people with one language.

Africa at the other hand was brought into modern times in its dark age, and the natural progression of history was halted via colonization and artificial borders. Now we are stuck in this archaic state with thousands of pointless ethnic groups, languages and nationalities in 2014 and it is a massive barrier to progress.

CultureRe: Mansa Musa: The First Coon by pleep(op): 1:19am On Sep 28, 2014
kingston277: Op, do you happen to know to this cretin:
http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=15;t=008818;p=1
no, i am not interested in Eygpt.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 1:14am On Sep 28, 2014
Kingston is correct, slavery is not inherently wrong. Every major civilization has been involved in the slave trade, the greeks enslaved other greeks the Eygptians enslaved, the persians enslaved, the romans enslaved etc. Even in the bible or Quaran there is no prohibition on slavery.

African kingdoms who sold fellow blacks into slavery were doing what made the most economic sense at the time and from their perspective they had no idea they were doing something wrong (promoting white supremacy). Songhai, Mali, and every other African kingdom kept slaves so why wouldn't they sell them to willing buyers? The african idea of slavery (the same sort of slavery you would find in the bible etc) was radically different from the industrial slavery of the middle passage.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 10:23pm On Sep 27, 2014
Omarbah: the worst thing is you said they live like monkeys, are you serious? And you have the nerves to brush us these pictures. Do monkeys live in such homes?
I'll say it again. THEY LIVE LIKE FUKING MONKEYS

Does this upset you? good, because its the truth. The average monkey in an American zoo lives better then these africans. A caged monkey has access to clean water, electricity and healthcare while Africans cant even get these things in a country with a friggin 25,000 per capita GDP.

I mean damn bro, open your gotdamn eyes.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 10:18pm On Sep 27, 2014
Omarbah: Like I said, now the government is doing something about it. That's what count. A people could be miserable in 2012 but that doesn't have to be case in 2020 for example. That's my point.
On what evidence do you expect to see meaningful development in a country that has had 60 years of failure?

The population is only 680,000 and they E-Guinea cant even manage give such a small number of people a decent standard of living despite all their oil wealth. This is in stark contrast to tiny non-black oil countries Qatar, Dubai, kuwait etc.

Black people cannot even achieve a basic level of development in the most favorable circumstances and this is a problem!
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 10:08pm On Sep 27, 2014
Omarbah, the fact that you have the nerve to make excuses for such horrific mismanagement as in seen in E- guinea shows that you are part of the problem and probably need to be sterilized.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 10:07pm On Sep 27, 2014
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 10:04pm On Sep 27, 2014
"Equatorial Guinea is the third largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa and has a population of approximately 700,000 people. According to the United Nation’s 2013 Human Development Report, the country has a per-capita gross domestic product of US$32,026, which is the highest wealth ranking of any African country and one of the highest in the world, yet it ranks 136 out of 187 countries in the Human Development Index. As a result, Equatorial Guinea has by far the largest gap of all countries between its per-capita wealth and its human development score.

Despite the country’s abundant natural resource wealth and government’s obligations to advance the economic and social rights of its citizens, it has directed little of this wealth to meet their needs. Figures released by the International Monetary Fund in early 2013 showcase the government’s spending priorities: while half of Equatorial Guinea’s capital spending in 2011 was used to build infrastructure and another 22 percent was spent on public administration, health and education together accounted for only 3 percent of capital spending.

About half of the population lacks clean water or basic sanitation facilities, according to official 2012 statistics. A large portion of the population also lacks access to quality health care, decent schools, or reliable electricity. The government does not publish basic information on budgets and spending, and citizens and journalists lack the freedom to monitor the use of the country’s natural resource wealth."

http://www.hrw.org/world-report/2014/country-chapters/equatorial-guinea
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 9:53pm On Sep 27, 2014
Stop spamming pictures. Everyone knows by now that you can cherry pick photos from the internet to create any image of a nation you want.

The only info we should be relying on to form an opinion is quantifiable data like, standard of living, infant mortality and life expectancy.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 9:50pm On Sep 27, 2014
Like i mentioned earlier i don't believe black people are of lower intelligence or inferior to any other race. Put in the same circumstances, and given the same opportunities black students will always surpass their white counterparts. I , and many of you give evidence to this.

But this map, shows a problem that will not correct itself, drastic measures need to be taken. Im not talking about education, im talking about eugenics. Ppl with IQ's lower than 60 need to be sterilized... Something about the african culture with its regressive religiosity and other anti-progressive tendencies and enables such individuals ( your Mubutus, Mansa Musas, and Mswati's) to do much more damage then in other societies.

CultureRe: Mansa Musa: The First Coon by pleep(op): 9:28pm On Sep 27, 2014
Modern day Mansa Musa, nothing has changed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5L-N48GN4Y
CultureMansa Musa: The First Coon by pleep(op): 9:25pm On Sep 27, 2014
Mansa Musa: The First coon

Its hard to read about Mansa Musa, the richest man in the time-span of human existence, without getting angry.

When this African king made his procession to Mecca he gave away so much gold that the economy of Eygpt was devastated for a decade. The value of every metal deflated as far away as Spain and the economic destruction was so severe that Musa borrowed back much of the gold he had given at extremely high interest rates to try and fix the problem.

He built a mosque on every Friday of his pilgrimage, and ladden every beggar he saw with gold powder.

This was to the same Arabs who called his people Abd (not slave of God, slave of people & God) Abd Al-Abdalluh smiley and castrated and Molested Africans like animals for 1000's of years.

Did he not notice that the people these Arabs treated like swine were black like him?

Mansa Musa was the richest man in human existence, he had the power to control the economy of the entire known world. No black man has ever had, or ever will have that kind of power again. Mansa Musa had the power of world domination, and like a typical hood nigga, he gave it away...

Sound familiar?

CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 8:03pm On Sep 27, 2014
ezeagu: Madam CJ Walker wasn't the first female billionaire, she never even was a billionaire. Besides, if you want to say African Americans were better off in 1918 than in 2014, especially in places like Louisiana where Madam Walker was from, then that's a case for reading up on world history in general. African Americans always had high incarceration rates, it comes with being a country's bunching bag.
whoops i meant to write millionare.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 5:27pm On Sep 27, 2014
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 4:47pm On Sep 27, 2014
Fulaman198: This I agree with 110%
Because the only reason, you and all the rest of the negroes here talk about these issues is to feel good about yourselves, not to learn to truth or find an actual solution.

And someone needs to mention that the slave trade from cameroon to ghana was primarily facilitated by the fulani
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 4:42pm On Sep 27, 2014
ezeagu: Mansa Musa didn't conquer the Arabs, and neither did the Arabs conquer Mansa Musa. If there was no rebound then I hardly see this as a failure although the money could have obviously been better spent. Black Americans are obviously in far superior position now than in the 1950s, if you want to argue that, then list the amount of African American billionaires in the 1950s. I wouldn't call that 'degeneration'.
The first female billionaire on the planet earth was a black woman named Madame Walker, she lived in 1918 and made her fortune selling weaves, lye and other black haircare products. Now, the black hair industry is a $500 billion dollar market and it is owned by fucking Koreans

That is the definition degeneration.

Not to even talk about the increase in single motherhood, incarceration rates and STD's.
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 4:33pm On Sep 27, 2014
ezeagu: Africa, just like Japan, China, India, the Americas, the Middle East, and so on, ended up under European hegemony due to historic geopolitical reasons. Europe had a better vantage point in terms of their climate, their proximity to cultural centres, particularly in the middle east, and because of inevitability and the fall of other powers. There are differing causes for each case that have been discussed by a plethora of sources. Africa in particular fell, after 400 years of European contact, because of depopulation, internal wars and the fall of states due a large part to the slave trade.

Counter argument 1 to African "ADD": African states weren't the only ones subjugated by European powers, it was/is pretty much global.
This is a truly horrible counter argument brother, you actually prove my point more then you refute it. Yes,the whole world was under European control at one point but they made it out, while africa could be colonized again tm if the white man decided. Japan Advanced from a Feudal system to being able to defeat a western power (russia) in the sino japanese war in a couple centuries. Another example are the arabs, who were blessed with oil and ,despite being a fanatical group of people, were able to turn many of their countries into paradises on earth.

What does Nigeria do with her oil?.... population too high? ok what about equatorial guinea. Their GPD per capita is 25 fuking thousand per individual and they live in the jungle like monkeys with a 51 year life expectancy



https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2004rank.html
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 5:56am On Sep 27, 2014
pansophist: Nothing is wrong with our race, this is a one-side quote that focus on reasons to show human are not equal and strengthning why we are different thus, encouraging discrimination and ignorance. You wont be saying this before Europeans came into Africa, when the continent was flourishing in our own making, but you are saying this after the mess they left that has kept the continent on chaos with a continuous social conditioning of your brain as to why we need them to ''purify'' our race. An idiotic sentence I have heard for a very long time.

One quote for you.

“I sit on a man’s back choking him and making him carry me, and yet assure myself and others that i am sorry for him and wish to lighten his load by all means possible… except by getting off his back.” Tell your albinos to free the continent, and watch it grow like a grass in few years.
Well based on my unbiased observation there are obvious differences between humans races in terms behavior. Mental characteristics like temperament, IQ and libido are just as heritable as physical traits like height and skin color. It is ignorant to assume that people who have developed separately for thousands of years would have the same thought patterns.

I am not saying black people are inferior ( the fact that you interpret it as that is a window into ur soul) just different from other races. These difference hinder our development in the same way a genius with ADD can make failing grades in school while being smarter than his teachers. I also acknowledge that colonization and other other outside involvement have also contributed to black failure. But ask yourself how did we end up at their mercy in the first place?

The downfall of the black race has always come down to the human element. Why did mansa musa coon away hundreds of millions of dollars in gold to the Arabs instead of using that wealth to conquer them? Why are Black Americans more degenerate now, then they were in 1950? Why cant Nigerians figure out how to produce stable electricity in 2014,... do we have a shortage of brilliant engineers? No, its the human element.

Africa has been dealt a bad lot, by the environment and the actions of other races but she was been given alot of opportunities too, opportunities that are always destroyed by baser nature of the negro race. That is what we must first admit too, identify, and then destroy before we can see real advancement in black people
CultureRe: What Is Preventing Africa From Experiencing A Cultural Renaissance? by pleep(m): 6:40am On Sep 26, 2014
Guys... whether you want to admit it or not we have to use eugenics to purify our race. Something is wrong.. im not yet sure what exactly it is, but i know its there.

And it needs to be eradicated.
CultureRe: [Must Read] 5 Reasons Why Racism Will never Stop by pleep(m): 6:36am On Sep 26, 2014
10. Racism wont stop until black people stop making up 50% of new prison inmates

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