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Good morning and hope you remember to meditate today The bizzare story of Bernd Brandes is a truly weird one , one I hope would be the last sort of thing to ever happen in human history , but then again history always repeats itself Bernd Brandes to put it as mildly as possible, he volunteered to be cannibalised. Through shady sites on the internet, he met another incredibly disturbed German individual named Armin Meiwes who was looking for someone to eat.
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Rostikol:it's called Negativity bias , Great Thread by the way , really impressed |
Weed is good ![]() |
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MasterJayJay:Exactly! Shame IPOB was blamed on the previous post , terrible how Media twists stories to appear sensational |
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Brainmytool:All True, the Ida mask after been stolen and taken to Europe was described as artifacts from the lost city of Atlantis ![]() The walls of Benin was FOUR times longer that the walls of China and yes again the British bombarded there and stole their heritage , Lagos was bombarded similarly, they got gunpowder from the Chinese only to use it to oppress the Africans, in a way colonialism was all the way worse than slavery as it not just gives you to slaves but the people and the land. Shame History is dead in Nigeria. The average person has no idea how big Benin or the Oyo Empire were ...... |
christejames:Good Morning to you and really wish you a great day ahead ![]() |
lebron7:here text me darnleypedro22@gmail.com |
christejames:Well not necessarily sell us out , each leader protected its people been taken as slaves but neighboring kingdoms would always actively seek other tribes men out just to sell to the Europeans, the Myth of the Evil forest comes from people been taken away by the Europeans and never seen again Good morning * and in some cases money and gold would be returned giving rise to the Myth of money rituals |
Zaheertyler:True it is also worthy to nothing the Ancient Ghana is far geographically to modern Ghana , in fact the modern Ghana got its name from the Ghana Empire in a bid to remmurate the great Empire, it was closer to modern day Mali than modern day Ghana good morning |
1Sharon:True but you know slaves were a normal measure of wealth and power the Yorubas had what they call Eru, POWs , in fact I'll say all Dynasties Empires had and used slaves from Alexander the Great , Ghengis Khan, Sango, Atila,The Romans the Brits . So yeah he is worthy to be celebrated, he did more good than others who had been celebrated on conquests |
ambitiouschap17:and Salt , the Ancient world was a spineless world so salt literally was the same value as gold if not more Good morning |
Blaze14k:True but there's both circumstantial and physical evidence enough to convict him........even in Nigeria ![]() |
OKUCHI11:Not Waste resources to attract merchants and trade to Ancient Mali and also helped in building the great Timbuktu. |
starbuck:hi hello hope you have a wonderful day ![]() |
siofra:I believe DNAs carry lingering memories, some more perceived stronger than others , it fades away or eventually dies down as they get older |
Good Morning Nairalanders and hope you have a wonderful day . Today from Blackpast i bring you the pilgrimage of Mansa the richest man to ever lived est 400 Billion Dollars , one to put today's Bill Gates to shame . Mansa Musa, fourteenth century emperor of the Mali Empire, is the medieval African ruler most known to the world outside Africa. His elaborate pilgrimage to the Muslim holy city of Mecca in 1324 introduced him to rulers in the Middle East and in Europe. His leadership of Mali, a state which stretched across two thousand miles from the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Chad and which included all or parts of the modern nations of Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, ensured decades of peace and prosperity in Western Africa. In 1312 Musa became emperor following the death of his predecessor, Abu-Bakr II. When he was crowned, he was given the name Mansa meaning king. Mansa Musa was knowledgeable in Arabic and was described as a Muslim traditionalist. He became the first Muslim ruler in West Africa to make the nearly four thousand mile journey to Mecca. Preparing for the expedition took years and involved the work of artisans in numerous towns and cities across Mali. In 1324 Musa began his pilgrimage with a entourage of thousands of escorts. He also brought considerable amounts of gold, some of which was distributed along the journey. Accompanied by thousands of richly dressed servants and supporters Musa made generous donations to the poor and to charitable organizations as well as the rulers of the lands his entourage crossed. On his stop in Cairo, Egypt, the Emperor gave out so much gold that he generated a brief decline in its value. Cairo’s gold market recovered over a decade later. Upon his return from Mecca, Mansa Musa brought Arab scholars, government bureaucrats, and architects. Among those who returned with him was the architect Ishaq El Teudjin who introduced advanced building techniques to Mali. He designed numerous buildings for the Emperor including a new palace named Madagou, the mosque at Gao, the second largest city in Mali, and the still-standing great mosque at Timbuktu, the largest city in the empire. That mosque was named the Djinguereber. El Teudjin’s most famous design was the Emperor’s chamber at the Malian capital of Niani. Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage boosted Islamic education in Mali by adding mosques, libraries, and universities. The awareness of Musa by other Islamic leaders brought increased commerce and scholars, poets, and artisans, making Timbuktu one of the leading cities in the Islamic world during the time when the most advanced nations from Spain to central India were Muslim. Timbuktu was clearly the center of Islamic Sub-Saharan Africa. Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage boosted Islamic education in Mali by adding mosques, libraries, and universities. The awareness of Musa by other Islamic leaders brought increased commerce and scholars, poets, and artisans, making Timbuktu one of the leading cities in the Islamic world during the time when the most advanced nations from Spain to central India were Muslim. Timbuktu was clearly the center of Islamic Sub-Saharan Africa. Musa’s pilgrimage to Mecca brought Mali to the attention of Europe. For the next two centuries Italian, German, and Spanish cartographers produced maps of the world which showed Mali and which often referenced Mansa Musa. The first of these maps appeared in Italy in 1339 with Mansa Musa’s name and likeness. Mansa Musa died in 1337 after a twenty-five year reign. He was succeeded by his son, Maghan I. Source blacklist.org Wikileaks.
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Blaze14k:Great talk Buddy , wish you a lovely week ahead ![]() |
Blaze14k:he showed the authorities where the corpse was this alone is physical evidence , including the phone holding , if he were innocent why not notify anybody of her body in his shallow grave makeshift? Even pastors and imams have never in history spiritually helped discover a dead body , only the killer knows where the body is . |
Blaze14k:Yes |
waynetee:A probable serial killer even He knew where the body was and told no one? She has been missing for days , the dna on the victim and his dna should be tested you wouldn't be surprised it's a fixed match |
Samantha124:The video was very eye opening and probably got this part wrong. Which is not unusual for such condensed history |
sprints1:Their ansestors are Bantus from west Africa |
Samantha124:I would have to watch the 3 hour documentary video again and get back to you ![]() |
Samantha124:hmm exactly why I asked ![]() |
Samantha124:And I do belive for a fact the San like the pygmies of the congos are part of the original homo Sapiens, The true humans , The Bantus from west Africa , to The Berbers of the North have corrupted genes , as in Eurasia ( Europe) The Africans who left to Europe Met with Neathahals and yes the Neathahal gene is present In Majority of the white population, the African man went further East and fought mated with the Denisovan specie giving the the typical Asian Man . And yes every single race on Earth has the African DNA How is your day going tho ![]() |
Samantha124: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsBiDfoPaEw&t=3s&pp=ygUgaGlzdG9yeSBvZiBjb2xvbmlhbGlzbSBpbiBhZnJpY2E%3D |
Samantha124:the Khosians and San (bushmen) are closely related yes? The Xhosa came later before the later bantu population ( the Zulus and a majority of the south african tribe) since the Xhosa shares the click sounds with the San . Funny the Dutch actually came before the Zulu in South Africa |
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TheMensch:Yes True but this is my research alongside Wikipedia and the help from history site so yes it's verified, thank you how is your day going so far though ? |
MY COMMENT WILL NOT STOP THE "NIGERIAN GENDER WAR" HECK I EVEN MADE A POST IN 2019/2020 on the sudden rise of womanhate in the country https://www.nairaland.com/6317707/surge-womanhate-redpills-simphood-pussy |
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