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By Ayinde
rastafaritimes@yahoo.com
March 23, 2007

MOST White liberals and their media (including websites) are useless when it comes to evaluating issues from a Black point of view. They are not only useless when African nations and leaders have to be defended against the aggression of the US and Europe, but some go a step further and are more dangerous by how they spread the racist lies of the West. I guess they only view racism as when someone stands in a crowded place and shouts the "N" word.

I did not expect them to be able to evaluate issues from an African point of view, especially as most of them could not even get it right on Venezuela during the coup attempt in 2002.

For all the distrust they have of their governments, they are more than ready to believe those same governments when they attack African leaders and nations.

A prime example, Haiti. Most of the antiwar and anti-Bush media were quiet on that issue. They did not see the US, France and Canada having a major role in illegally forcing the first democratically elected President of Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristide out of office and into exile. (Read: The Ouster of Democracy by Gary Younge, March 2004)

White liberals who just did not get it can read articles on the Haitian Coup at africaspeaks.com. Some Whites understood the issues in part, but they were not so moved as to sustain a campaign for the return of Jean-Bertrand Aristide as the legitimate, democratically elected president of Haiti, who commands the support of the majority of Haitians along with wide support from Black Africans abroad.

Next on the list is Zimbabwe.

The US and Britain have been involved in an effort to oust the democratically elected leader of Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe, ever since he turned away from the intangible and unjust IMF and World Bank policies and started reclaiming illegally obtained land from White settlers for redistribution to Black Zimbaweans. They were not against Mugabe for reports of human rights abuses, as in the past, when such reports surfaced, they were still praising Zimbabwe under President Robert Mugabe as a model country in Africa. For more information, although long, this article is worth reading: Zimbabwe Under Siege by Gregory Elich. There is a comprehensive list of additional articles for further reading on raceandhistory.com.

Next on the list is Somalia.

The US and Ethiopia illegally invaded Somalia and ousted the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) which had popular support. The ICU brought a measure of stability to Somalia for the first time in sixteen years.

In the article "A New War in Africa" Gwynne Dyer explains:

This is a war founded on a misconception and driven by paranoid fantasies.

The misconception was the US government's belief that the Islamic Courts, local religious authorities backed by merchants in Mogadishu who wanted someone to curb the warlords, punish thieves, and enforce contracts, were just a cover for al-Qaeda.

So the US instead backed the warlords who were making Somalis' lives a misery.

American support is the kiss of death in Somalia, so the warlords were finally dislodged in Mogadishu last June by an uprising led by the UIC and supported by most of the population.

Visit africaspeaks.com for more on the crisis in Somalia.

Although some Whites do take the time to examine issues from an African point of view, they are too few and far between. If you doubt me, simply check your favorite antiwar, anti-Bush, anti-imperialism websites and you will see the absence of pro-African commentaries on any or all of these issues. (Even the considerably rated Comedy Central's "Today Show" hosted by John Stewart lacks substance in dealing with African issues.)

To informed Africans, most of these so-called liberal Whites are not liberal at all. White Supremacy still comes first to them and has to be first addressed before they can see the truth from a Black perspective.

We understand the circumstances that keep many from researching issues properly and not easily breaking away from colonial institutions and neocolonial policies. Many are struggling with bread and butter issues on a daily basis and do not yet appreciate why they MUST make time for informing themselves.

Understanding the issues is also about addressing poverty. Those with the means and especially those involved in the media have no excuse for misleading many.

Martin Luther King saw the problem with White liberals and in his letter from the Birmingham jail he wrote:

...First, I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Counciler or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice; who constantly says: "I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I cannot agree with your methods of direct action"; who paternalistically believes he can set the timetable for another man's freedom; who lives by a mythical concept of time and who constantly advises the Negro to wait for a "more convenient season." Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will. Lukewarm acceptance is much more bewildering than outright rejection.

Email: zimbabwecrisis@yahoo.com

Visit: Zimbabwe Watch

Just got hold of this article will love to share it with you folks and sort your views.


By Ayinde
rastafaritimes@yahoo.com
March 23, 2007

MOST White liberals and their media (including websites) are useless when it comes to evaluating issues from a Black point of view. They are not only useless when African nations and leaders have to be defended against the aggression of the US and Europe, but some go a step further and are more dangerous by how they spread the racist lies of the West. I guess they only view racism as when someone stands in a crowded place and shouts the "N" word.

I did not expect them to be able to evaluate issues from an African point of view, especially as most of them could not even get it right on Venezuela during the coup attempt in 2002.

For all the distrust they have of their governments, they are more than ready to believe those same governments when they attack African leaders and nations.

A prime example, Haiti. Most of the antiwar and anti-Bush media were quiet on that issue. They did not see the US, France and Canada having a major role in illegally forcing the first democratically elected President of Haiti, Jean-Bertrand Aristide out of office and into exile. (Read: The Ouster of Democracy by Gary Younge, March 2004)

White liberals who just did not get it can read articles on the Haitian Coup at africaspeaks.com. Some Whites understood the issues in part, but they were not so moved as to sustain a campaign for the return of Jean-Bertrand Aristide as the legitimate, democratically elected president of Haiti, who commands the support of the majority of Haitians along with wide support from Black Africans abroad.

Next on the list is Zimbabwe.

The US and Britain have been involved in an effort to oust the democratically elected leader of Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe, ever since he turned away from the intangible and unjust IMF and World Bank policies and started reclaiming illegally obtained land from White settlers for redistribution to Black Zimbaweans. They were not against Mugabe for reports of human rights abuses, as in the past, when such reports surfaced, they were still praising Zimbabwe under President Robert Mugabe as a model country in Africa. For more information, although long, this article is worth reading: Zimbabwe Under Siege by Gregory Elich. There is a comprehensive list of additional articles for further reading on raceandhistory.com.

Next on the list is Somalia.

The US and Ethiopia illegally invaded Somalia and ousted the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) which had popular support. The ICU brought a measure of stability to Somalia for the first time in sixteen years.

In the article "A New War in Africa" Gwynne Dyer explains:

This is a war founded on a misconception and driven by paranoid fantasies.

The misconception was the US government's belief that the Islamic Courts, local religious authorities backed by merchants in Mogadishu who wanted someone to curb the warlords, punish thieves, and enforce contracts, were just a cover for al-Qaeda.

So the US instead backed the warlords who were making Somalis' lives a misery.

American support is the kiss of death in Somalia, so the warlords were finally dislodged in Mogadishu last June by an uprising led by the UIC and supported by most of the population.

Visit africaspeaks.com for more on the crisis in Somalia.

Although some Whites do take the time to examine issues from an African point of view, they are too few and far between. If you doubt me, simply check your favorite antiwar, anti-Bush, anti-imperialism websites and you will see the absence of pro-African commentaries on any or all of these issues. (Even the considerably rated Comedy Central's "Today Show" hosted by John Stewart lacks substance in dealing with African issues.)

To informed Africans, most of these so-called liberal Whites are not liberal at all. White Supremacy still comes first to them and has to be first addressed before they can see the truth from a Black perspective.

We understand the circumstances that keep many from researching issues properly and not easily breaking away from colonial institutions and neocolonial policies. Many are struggling with bread and butter issues on a daily basis and do not yet appreciate why they MUST make time for informing themselves.

Understanding the issues is also about addressing poverty. Those with the means and especially those involved in the media have no excuse for misleading many.

Martin Luther King saw the problem with White liberals and in his letter from the Birmingham jail he wrote:

...First, I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Counciler or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice; who constantly says: "I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I cannot agree with your methods of direct action"; who paternalistically believes he can set the timetable for another man's freedom; who lives by a mythical concept of time and who constantly advises the Negro to wait for a "more convenient season." Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will. Lukewarm acceptance is much more bewildering than outright rejection.

Email: zimbabwecrisis@yahoo.com

Visit: Zimbabwe Watch

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True talk my brother.Are you a Rastafarian?, for you speak like a conscious one.

Hope dis pikin nah go dey yarn like him fadah?

Anyway cute boy,but could have been more cute if her mom was BLACK, our girls are beautiful.Big up to all the African Queens in the house.

saiprojects:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y43tfs23Sl4

Na so so food you come chop for life?abeg follow spread this massage,lets campaign for a better league,this will really develop our football after this nations cup our focus is the league,this have been shown by the abilities of our home base players ,youth development will follow swift thereby creating employment to our large youth population.

Big ups to true SUPER DUPER EAGLES FANS who have been with the team both in victory and in shambles ,SHAME on all those who in one way or the other ever call our daring SUPER DUPER EAGLES chicken,i say a very big SHAME to thou you naijahs who would abandon our great SUPER DUPER EAGLES to become asslickers for teams in the premiership ,we all have now seen the quality of input the home base players brought to this team, this shows that with proper management of our league in no time it will become the envy of many ,and the abundant human resource in our league will be used to its fullest,we need God help to us fulfill our greatest potentials which is our human resource ,this is 1000 times better than crude oil. we must wake up as a nation to move this country forward,YOU AND ME.
I will rather support the SUPER DUPER EAGLES in good or bad times than any mediocre team in Europe who would prefer a under develop Nigeria and Africa to be underdeveloped in other for them to continue their dominance on Black Africa making it look like its our leaders fault ,but they hide behind the curtain to perpetuate their evils on the black race ,but i tell you all to rise up as a people to see the upliftment of or country and race ,let us all unite ,doesn't matter if you are yoruba or igbo or ijaw it does not matter .Naijah must unite to achieve greatness.
Please join me ,the focus after our final march should be our national league ,it must be developed,and our football will always know the skies.

Jah bless Nigeria,proudly African
.

Big ups to true SUPER DUPER EAGLES FANS who have been with the team both in victory and in shambles ,SHAME on all those who in one way or the other ever call our daring SUPER DUPER EAGLES chicken,i say a very big SHAME to thou you naijahs who would abandon our great SUPER DUPER EAGLES to become asslickers for teams in the premiership ,we all have now seen the quality of input the home base players brought to this team, this shows that with proper management of our league in no time it will become the envy of many ,and the abundant human resource in our league will be used to its fullest,we need God help to us fulfill our greatest potentials which is our human resource ,this is 1000 times better than crude oil. we must wake up as a nation to move this country forward,YOU AND ME.
I will rather support the SUPER DUPER EAGLES in good or bad times than any mediocre team in Europe who would prefer a under develop Nigeria and Africa to be underdeveloped in other for them to continue their dominance on Black Africa making it look like its our leaders fault ,but they hide behind the curtain to perpetuate their evils on the black race ,but i tell you all to rise up as a people to see the upliftment of or country and race ,let us all unite ,doesn't matter if you are yoruba or igbo or ijaw it does not matter .Naijah must unite to achieve greatness.
Please join me ,the focus after our final match should be our national league ,it must be developed,and our football will always know the skies.

Jah bless Nigeria,proudly African

Big ups to true SUPER DUPER EAGLES FANS who have been with the team both in victory and in shambles ,SHAME on all those who in one way or the other ever call our daring SUPER DUPER EAGLES chicken,i say a very big SHAME to thou you naijahs who would abandon our great SUPER DUPER EAGLES to become asslickers for teams in the premiership ,we all have now seen the quality of input the home base players brought to this team, this shows that with proper management of our league in no time it will become the envy of many ,and the abundant human resource in our league will be used to its fullest,we need God help to us fulfill our greatest potentials which is our human resource ,this is 1000 times better than crude oil. we must wake up as a nation to move this country forward,YOU AND ME.
I will rather support the SUPER DUPER EAGLES in good or bad times than any mediocre team in Europe who would prefer a under develop Nigeria and Africa to be underdeveloped in other for them to continue their dominance on Black Africa making it look like its our leaders fault ,but they hide behind the curtain to perpetuate their evils on the black race ,but i tell you all to rise up as a people to see the upliftment of or country and race ,let us all unite ,doesn't matter if you are yoruba or igbo or ijaw it does not matter .Naijah must unite to achieve greatness.
Please join me ,the focus after our final march should be our national league ,it must be developed,and our football will always know the skies.

Jah bless Nigeria,proudly African
.

truelove.com:



Ghana no get the impetus to win Burkina faso

see ya mouth like impetus, na joke me broda.

no wonder mikel wan die for field yesterday.Naijahman and Monii.

i think the french government should be sued for illegal possession of our artifacts after many year of generating money with it through there museums,
all other foreign countries illegally possessing all our valuable artifacts should all follow suit in returning them to Africa.

THE TIME IS NEARING, AFRICAN/NIGERIAN CIVILIZATION IS A MUST.

Rastafari .

onila: I FEEL BAD FOR IVORY COAST!!

Dat na you wahala

Super duper eagles, run dem jooooor.

We should always believe in this country whether good or in bad times,
Naijah is destined to be greater than all this,Yoruba,Igbo.Hausa,Efik,Ukwani,Ibibio,Ijaw Tiv,and all the
united blessed tribes of Nigeria,lets come together to move this country to the next stage.
Unity and righteousness is the way forward.
Jah bless we papaland.

Billyonaire: Every President Nigeria ever had, thinks and reasons better after his exit from Aso Rock and not when in Aso with all the Powers to make permanent positive changes, IBB is one such example, he started out good with the establishment of SDP and NRC and decided to Kill the Dreams of Abiola and the man, and truncated Nigeria into the gear 5 of corruption, he exited the Presidency and rode alongside his cousin Abdulsallam to siphone our collective treasures. History has inexhaustible memory archived in iCloud. Forever we will remember the man codenamed the evil Genius, so good and so very bad a man. He prolly read the 48 Laws of Power. Now to the issue of Federal Character, I think another name for Federal Character is bull-sh.it. What Nigeria, needs is a government form that's used by successful nations, its called Economical and Political Confederal Government, a democracy that States are individually autonomous but an Abuja that supervises, and not an Abuja that Generates all resources and pays allocation to states, whose governors go on spending spree. IBB, we are watching your every move. I doubt if you have good intentions, your history is in iCloud.

Greetings Mr,you are the wisest among all who have commented on this particular topic so far,but i must remind people that we are fighting both the UNSEEN and that which we all see as CORRUPTION and bad governance,but brother its more than the situation in Nigeria but a general racial problem,BLACKS we need to rediscover ourselves ,we must go back to our roots, this is not the time for a big black country like Nigeria to think of disintegration it will only be an advantage to our common enemy ,what hope are we going to give to smaller African countries? I think is a big shame on all of us as Nigerian to be raining tribal abuses on each other ,instead of us to be united as a people to lead our race and achieve a united Africa ,Our population is our biggest asset and we should guild it jealously.Imagine a Nigeria ,like China ,big, black,prosperous a pride to her peoples and indeed the black race.
All this is achievable if we as a people throw away tribalism and become a one united nation ,we must not give up on Nigeria for it is a destined nation,no matter how the Babylonians may try we must not be distracted by there antics.God bless Nigeria.God bless Africa .
Rasta in mind.

My one kobo.

Fhemmmy: I awaits the day they will parade those bigger and national scammers that is scamming the whole nation and in the name of leadership.

True talk me man.
but will that day ever come ?i think our destiny as citizens of this country is in our hands and somethings needs to be done about this CATCH SMALL THIEF,FREE BIG THIEF
Naijah we hail thee.

God don save u foh dis one,i don,t know why many people have lost there discipline ,
shey all di hugging for US nevah do am.
i sorry for all dis akatah instead of them to be focus on something fruitful in life,like education and learning good skills since they have the enabling environment to strive in there country ,they prefer to dance away there life's with HIP HOP AND IMMORTALITY ,i pity the black race,
i pray God will open our imaginations to see that this world is more than pleasure,we as black people need to stop living this fake life and work for our racial upliftment.

Think about a united black race ,which is free from all oppressions,
Then think of being a Rastafarian.