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Movingcoil: classical bokoharam, are u just coming 2 enugu wid just only semi automatic y not full automatic, d problem is not a monkey going to market, d problem is if he'l ever return. A word is enough 4 d wise, like ur quoran hav instructed u again, go into d world and kill, kill, kill, for I am ur allah, I'l urinate into ur eyes and all u'l ever think of is blood cos up here in dz abyss wer i reside, i've been packaging enough virgins 4 u, they'l dance alanta, azonto, etighi and even use their yawsh 2 serve u kwunu and gburukutu which ur fore fathers who killed, maimed and destroyed lifes 4 me also are enjoying here. i mr allah wid my arabian bastard 4k-lord son mohammed implore u not only 2 use semi automatic but strap plutonium, go 2 iran, collect small from ur brodas there, tie it inside dat scarf u normally use 2 go and pray in ur shrine(mosque) and visit dikachi in enugu dat amounts 2 under 7yr old virgins wid fat plentiful arse at ur disposal. Heediotic islamic camel, abeg come kill me boko manHahaha! |
all4naija: I laugh at your links with some tears coming out of my eyes. If you are talking about hate no other skin colors like blacks for sure. If you are trying to exonerate Arabs here only proves you are a fool who's brainwashed. There are thousands and one links to prove Arabs hate blacks more than any other race!I'm glad someone else had the foresight to mention this issue. I hadn't even seen this before commenting. That's why African countries will act as slaves for every other region. It irks me to the bone! |
eggheaders: ya akhi I have stop responding to the fool.I gat all his information fullname,school,phone number,school address and home address.I might be paying him a visit with my semi automatic next time am in enugu.Be quiet, all talk and no action! Because of what's happening in countries that don't even recognize blacks as legitimate individuals, people on here are running around flexing internet muscles. |
HAhahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was too funny. The radio lady played it too well. Funny how God doesn't come in when people are cheating. |
shotster50:This was too funny!! Back to Ghaddafi, I still can't understand how anyone thinks he has the interests of Africans at heart. He barely has the interest of his Arab brothers too much at heart, much more, black Africans. |
[quote author=mr.official link=topic=618540.msg7875203#msg7875203 date=1299634767]^^ No, he didn't make it up. Go listen to M.I - Beef[/quote]Thank you very much. I don't even like rap/ hip hop but that line was wicked and wile. Real big tune! |
[quote author=MzD@rkSkin link=topic=618590.msg7875077#msg7875077 date=1299631946][color=#0066ff]PhysicsMHD Ok. A hero some some is a villain to others and my point stands that no 'black' African leader has reached out and stressed the importance of Pan-Africanism as he did. Him wanting to spread Islam and supporting terrorism is not exactly ideal to me but he did. He even trained some of Africa's notorious war-lords or what have you, on his soil. Again his methods were not always right but the concept was. My opinion and apparently it is shared with many others. You and Savanna disagree and that is fine; btw wikipedia is not always reliable . [/color][/quote]I think his reasons for stressing Pan- Africanism is so that he can be the lifetime leader of the whole of Africa. |
darne:Is this lyrics to a song or did you make it up? |
[quote author=MzD@rkSkin link=topic=618590.msg7872872#msg7872872 date=1299609071][color=#0066ff]I disagree. I dont think he meant it the way some folks are taking it. I think he is simply playing on the fact the most Africans see him as an "Arab brother" and because of the high respect, many have restricted their ppl from using his country as a vessel to enter the Med. Everyone knows that the history of "Sub-Saharan Africans" and the Med. is bitter sweet being that black originally inhabited those areas and were moved by force or integrated with the ancestors of those who are now north Africa's majority (Arabs). It is also no secret that that very history has caused there to be distrust and tension btn the two groups. He being one of the few Arab-African head of states to try to mend the gap is the reason for his "clout". So he is right that he has a responsibility as far as that "security" comment goes. He is also playing what card he has left on the deck; FEAR. White ppl use the concept of intimidation and fear to achieve just about everything they have and want, so why not scare those European cavemen by informing them that they will be over taken by blacks? lol if I were desperate as he is, I would esp. when I know whites are actually waiting for and aiding those who want to put an end my reign as "ruler". But bottom line, I still support Gaddafi on in the strength that he did support and aid many African nations who sought help from him. He did more for the 'Pan Africanist' vision inside of Africa than any other SO-CALLED African leader (the black ones). ![]() https://static2.businessinsider.com/image/4d65334849e2ae1664130000-290-217/qaddafi.jpg ^^^LMAO! looking like 'George Jefferson' from 'The Jeffersons' ![]() [/color][/quote]Ghaddafi like most Arabs are racists against blacks. What it sounds like he said is exactly what he said. He is saying that if he leaves, there will be no one to kill the Africans before they reach the European country they are going to. shotster50:It would be great if these "leaders" had integrity to begin with. Can use something you don't have. |
cap28:I think the Republicans enjoy screwing over the average person more. Either that or they do it more effectively. |
cap28:The bolded is sad but very true. That's why many African women are poisoning themselves with mercury by using bleaching cremes. |
[quote author=Inked_Nerd link=topic=610995.msg7806366#msg7806366 date=1298741676] Oh ok. I was unaware of the part about the photographer. Thanks fro sharing. And yes, racism is still very much alive and well here in the US. I think because people outside of the US see certain images on tv, they assume that all is well over here. Not too long ago, I was at a Russian neighborhood with a male friend of mine and we were being affectionate with one another and I got a dirty look from a young Russian couple that was walking by. The scars of racism are still very fresh within American society. Some people may look at it and say "Move on" or "That was a long time ago" but that just not the case. Its a very touching subject both for African Americans and African living in America [especially for those Africans who have grown up or lived in the US for a long time].[/quote]Most of the people saying move on will have a change of heart if they experience. However, I think the issue with humanity atimes is the inability to be empathic. That people are always criticising Beyonce or whatever, if any other celebrity were to use shoe polish or whatever to darken ONLY their face in order to pay tribute to Africa or wherever they would get flack for it. Even Forest Whittiker got some flack for painting his whole body dark to play "Last King of Scotland." |
Hahaha I noticed the black Libyan men are "doomed" to marry black Libyan women. Who knew that marrying a black woman is an impending doom. Oh well. I found it funny in another discussion when someone was denying the arab racism against blacks which is also pervasive. I showed my father videos of "black African mercinaries" and he told me that someone of them are probably Libyans. Now I see that he was probably right. |
Outstrip:My American Nurse 1 and 2 |
As a non African American I know that there is a bitter history behind black face. Therefore I am not sure how Beyonce who is actually an African American did not take this into consideration when she agreed to wear black face as an "artisitic" endevour. Plus the picture is supposedly paying tribute to Fela Kuti and honoring African Queens. Really!?! What exactly about these pictures is honoring Fela or Africa? Do Africans only come in one skin shade or are there really no Africans that are the same complexion as Beyonce? Does Beyonce who is AFRICAN American need for only her face to be painted black to honor African Queens? Are there no dark models who could be used for the shoot instead of darkening her face? To pretend that this was done as an artistic expression is quite ludicrous. Personally I think she did it because she would be paid good money. Get more exposure although she already has plenty. And stir up controversy, which is good for business. Because in the entrainment industry publicity, whether negative or positive publicity is publicity. |
Sad!! I hope he suffers. |
[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=609402.msg7802310#msg7802310 date=1298671798]In the violence of the last fortnight, the colonel's African connections have only served to rekindle a deep-rooted racism between Arabs and black Africans. As mercenaries, reputedly from Chad and Mali fight for him, a million African refugees and thousands of African migrant workers stand the risk of being murdered for their tenuous link to him. One Turkish construction worker told the BBC: "We had 70-80 people from Chad working for our company. They were cut dead with pruning shears and axes, attackers saying: 'You are providing troops for Gaddafi.' The Sudanese were also massacred. We saw it for ourselves." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12585395[/quote]Wasn't someone on NL the other day banging on pots and pans that Arabs in the continent of Africa aren't racist and have no problem with black Africans? I knew it was a wait and see thing before the charade was up. The one that irks me are the blacks willing to take money to do Ghadaffi's bidding when he would have been happy to kill these same mercenaries on any other circumstances. |
Nnaji is so much prettier. She has a sophisticated look to her, except when she wears those scary contacts. |
ogugua88: ogugua88:You tell the truth very funnily. |
As a non African American I know that there is a bitter history behind black face. Therefore I am not sure how Beyonce who is actually an African American did not take this into consideration when she agreed to wear black face as an "artisitic" endevour. Plus the picture is supposedly paying tribute to Fela Kuti and honoring African Queens. Really!?! What exactly about these pictures is honoring Fela or Africa? Do Africans only come in one skin shade or are there really no Africans that are the same complexion as Beyonce? Does Beyonce who is AFRICAN American need for only her face to be painted black to honor African Queens? Are there no dark models who could be used for the shoot instead of darkening her face? To pretend that this was done as an artistic expression is quite ludicrous. Personally I think she did it because she would be paid good money. Get more exposure although she already has plenty. And stir up controversy, which is good for business. Because in the entrainment industry publicity, whether negative or positive publicity is publicity. |
Becomrichn:Really, how did the person know that this minister looks like someone you know? |
naijaking1:This quote reminds me of the Dark Knight: "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." Algerian:Odd enough, I have a female Muslim friend who has traveled to various Arab countries; Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Morocco, Algeria just to name a few, and she has told me that the perceptions of blacks and dark skinned people are horrible. She even tried to start a campaign in one of these countries where she did her study abroad in order to try and educate people against their prejudice. However, she said her efforts were shut down. I think though that experiencing the situation as a black person and perceiving it as a non-black are completely different. |
Doc Martin |
leadzeal:I have never taken the GRE but I think being one of the first people to take with the new format will be a better idea. Just my take on it. |
I liked it for the most part, however, the last guy ruined it by not sticking to positives. |
Imari:My understanding of a cougar is an old woman that goes after younger men. Based on my understanding, the relationships do not actually mature into anything productive. However, if you enjoy playing Suga mama, then good for you. Like I said before I think that you are a "financial fairy godmother" who has doled out around $7,200 if anything you have said here is true. Since it is your money I say if you enjoy giving then more "grease to your elbow" (or something like that). No need to complain. That is if this story of yours has not been concocted to get responses. |
. [/color][/quote]I think his reasons for stressing Pan- Africanism is so that he can be the lifetime leader of the whole of Africa.
