Tariq Nasheed and online FBA movement turns against Prof James Smalls — Smalls accused FBA of being funded by State Dept, FBI and CIA?

[Kenny West]

he just addressed this and one of his last videos he made …. If anything professor smalls would be CIA or getting paid to make these Pan African statements.

At the end of the day, why would America invest money and time into a person who is pushing FBA delineation movement?
because the more motivated and stronger, the movement becomes America is then gonna have to address one of its pivotal questions since it’s inception of reparations

Because it causes division amongst the black disaspora and has literally achieved nothing. Division amongst minorities is literally directly out of the CIA/White Nationalist handbook. Like plan A




Yall think calling people Tethers online was some Black Power shyt? You really thought cacs were threatned by "dont vote"??? Are you fukking fr???

What is an ethnic group supposed to “do”

You politically organize, you vote, you lean into community.

These are all things that have been demonstrated as effective by other communities yet I'm sure some of the folks reading this rolled their eyes at "vote" because Tariq & friends conditioned them that way. nikkas think arguing with foreign black folks on the internet, chanting slogans and donating to livestreams is doing something.

Which is exactly how white racists want it.

 

[TripleAgent]

You politically organize, you vote, you lean into community.

These are all things that have been demonstrated as effective by other communities yet I'm sure some of the folks reading this rolled their eyes at "vote" because Tariq & friends conditioned them that way. nikkas think arguing with foreign black folks on the internet, chanting slogans and donating to livestreams is doing something.

Which is exactly how white racists want it.

Show me your posts admonishing Igbos and Yorubas, etc. for the same, or is this selective outrage because it's us?
Show me the people actually promising Blacks things worth voting for without using Trump/Republicans as excuses.

 

[Ish Gibor]

this post already cleaned the table. Stop with the babble.We are not your therapist explain the grift and the cult WHILE MAKING SENSE
or stfup

The actual number some somewhat different,

"Clinton Administration officials said today that they would almost certainly reject an application from the Nation of Islam and its leader, Louis Farrakhan, to be allowed to accept a donation of more than $1 billion from Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya."

Officials to Block Qaddafi Gift to Farrakhan (Published 1996)

Clinton Administration officials say they will almost certainly reject application from Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan to be allowed to accept donation of more than $1 billion from Libya to help improve lives of blacks; Farrakhan defends gift; vows vigorous legal battle if Govt rejects...

www.nytimes.com

"In my effort to rebuild the Nation of Islam in accord with the Teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, Brother Gadhafi loaned the Nation of Islam $5 million for our economic development then forgave the loan. Then through the Islamic Call Society, the religious arm of Libya, sponsored one the largest Islamic conferences in America bringing Islamic scholars from all over the world to Chicago. The Islamic Call Society also sponsored two of our World Friendship Tours, which allowed us to visit over 53 countries. Brother Gadhafi was and is a true revolutionary who is still evolving towards the destiny that Allah (God) has for him."

https://noi.org/nation-of-islam-welcomes-muammar-gadhafi/

 

[Ish Gibor]

Stop posting this retarded disgrace to my city

What makes him a retarded disgrace to Baltimore?

That broadcast was actually pretty good.

He actually made a new one, which I haven't seen.




Professor James Small has accomplished and done more for Black people, than “Tariq Nasheed” (Marcus Sanders and all his followers combined).

"Professor James Small is a scholar activist, dynamic speaker, and organizational consultant. He is CEO of Sanaa Lodge Enterprise, Ghana, Ltd.; CEO & President, African-American Management Company, Ghana, Ltd.; International Vice President, Organization of Afro-American Unity (O.A.A.U.); Int'l Vice President of World African Diaspora Union (WADU); Priest of Oya, Babalorisha, Ifa Tradition; former Imam (retired) of the Muslim Mosque Inc. founded by Malcolm X; and past President of the Eastern Region of the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization (ASCAC).

A graduate of the City College of New York of the City University of New York, Prof. Small also taught for over fifteen years in the Department of Africana Studies of the City College of New York. He holds an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Divinity from Amen-Ra Theological Seminary, Los Angeles, CA. He taught courses on Pan-Africanism, Malcolm X, and on comparative African religions, which included several African spiritual systems, titled, African Religion and Survival; He also taught at New York City Technical College, teaching the course, African Folklore & Religion, both in the Diaspora and in Africa.

Prof. James Small has been an activist since his teenage years. His in-depth knowledge, thought-provoking and calm delivery are influential elements to break the programming of mis-education. He studies extensively with Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Dr. Yosef A. A. ben Jochannan, Dr. Leonard Jeffries, Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, Dr. Asa Hilliard, Dr. Wade Nobles, Dr. Amos Wilson and Dr. Francis Cress Welsing, just to name a few.

For eleven years, Prof. Small served as principal bodyguard to the late Ella L. Collins, the sister of Malcolm X, the then President of the Organization of Afro-American Unity (O.A.A.U.) and was the Imam of Muslim Mosque Inc. (founded by Malcolm X). Between the years of 1966 and 1980, Prof. Small held membership in the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (S.N.C.C.), the N.A.A.C.P, and O.A.A.U. During this period Prof. Small had the opportunity to interact with such historical giants as Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Kwame Ture, H. Rap Brown of S.N.C.C, Eldridge Cleaver, Zaid Shakur, and Lumumba Shakur of the Black Panther Party (B.P.P.) in which he served as a liaison between the B.P.P. and the O.A.A.U. Much of his expertise is found in African-American history and culture, Malcolm X, African traditional religions and the love for his people.

Prof. James Small has traveled extensively lecturing at churches, conventions, seminars, workshops, colleges, and universities, throughout the United States, the Caribbean, Africa and Europe. His informative, eye-opening and dynamic presentations have caused him to be recognized as one of the most distinguished activist scholar of our time. Prof. Small plans to bring back his online courses on African Spirituality covering the Yoruba Ifa Tradition, the Akan spiritual system, Vodou/Vodun and Ancient Egyptian sacred science.

Prof. Small is the Chief Historical Consultant of MGM+'s Godfather of Harlem TV movie series, starring Forest Whittaker. He's been featured in documentaries: HAPI; 1804; Hidden Colors; Out of Darkness; Heavy is the Crown; ABC Disney's production EPIX documentary series, Whatever Means Necessary; and Consultant & Narrator for Smithsonian Channel documentary, Cassius X: Becoming Ali. Prof. James Small's Cultural Heritage African Tours, Inc. conducts educational & cultural pilgrimage/tours throughout Africa, Haiti and the United States."

About | Profjamessmall

www.professorjamessmall.com

 

[Ish Gibor]

Because it causes division amongst the black disaspora and has literally achieved nothing. Division amongst minorities is literally directly out of the CIA/White Nationalist handbook. Like plan A




Yall think calling people Tethers online was some Black Power shyt? You really thought cacs were threatned by "dont vote"??? Are you fukking fr???

You politically organize, you vote, you lean into community.

These are all things that have been demonstrated as effective by other communities yet I'm sure some of the folks reading this rolled their eyes at "vote" because Tariq & friends conditioned them that way. nikkas think arguing with foreign black folks on the internet, chanting slogans and donating to livestreams is doing something.

Which is exactly how white racists want it.

Memorandum NSCM/46, U.S. Supreme Court Case No.00-9587. Black Africa and the U.S. Black Movement.

 

[Barlow]

Because it causes division amongst the black disaspora and has literally achieved nothing. Division amongst minorities is literally directly out of the CIA/White Nationalist handbook. Like plan A

So Africa and Hispanics and Asians must have been learning from the CIA for centuries now

 

[Ish Gibor]

So Africa and Hispanics and Asians must have been learning from the CIA for centuries now

“This support continued until the Portuguese began to forcefully kidnap and capture the innocent pagan natives of West Africa which were brought into Portugal and sold as slaves in 1444, an action that was blessed and praised by the papacy as a heroic step taken towards the salvation of the poor souls of those Black African captives.”

The Popes, the Catholic Church and the Transatlantic Enslavement of Black Africans 1418-1839 (Volume 16)

library.oapen.org

“First, while some Africans participated in the slave trade, large populations of Africans resisted not only their own personal capture, but the slave trade itself. Resistance was not merely against slavery or the trading that was taking place with the Europeans, but resistance was against the institution, no matter the final outcome or destination. Instances were recorded where whole villages of men were willing to die in order to stop the enslavement of their people.”

[…]

“Despite the case that many historians such as Suzanne Miers and Igor Kopytoff had made stating that “domestic slavery” in Africa is more of a kinship based social relationship; such definite resistance at initial contact makes it clear that Africans facing the possibility of becoming enslaved did not distinguish between foreign and domestic slavery in their forms of resistance, risking their lives if necessary to avoid capture. Therefore, from a potential slave’s perspective, scholars need to rethink the distinction between domestic and foreign slavery.

Through their resistance at the point of capture, we can see that Africans resisted slavery without regard to destination and may not have had any reason to distinguish domestic and foreign slavery until much later in their journeys.

Although the African people opposed being sold into any and all forms of slavery, with the growth of the Trans‐Atlantic trade between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, Africans taken as slaves became even more defiant when being transferred from African to European traders. Often, coordinated revolts took place at holding places where slaves were to be sold from the African raiders to the European shippers.”.

A Study of West African Slave Resistance from the Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries

Accompanying the dawn of the twenty-first century, there has emerged a new era of historical thinking that has created the need to reexamine the history of slavery and slave resistance. Slavery has become a controversial topic that historians and scholars throughout the world are reevaluating...

scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu

"Maroon Societies is a systematic study of the communities formed by escaped slaves in the Caribbean, Latin America, and the United States. These societies ranged from small bands that survived less than a year to powerful states encompassing thousands of members and surviving for generations and even centuries."

Richard Price & Sally Price - Maroon Societies: Rebel Slave Communities in the Americas edited by Richard Price

Website of Richard and Sally Price, authors of books on Maroon societies and the history and culture of the Caribbean region.

www.richandsally.net

 

[Barlow]

“This support continued until the Portuguese began to forcefully kidnap and capture the innocent pagan natives of West Africa which were brought into Portugal and sold as slaves in 1444, an action that was blessed and praised by the papacy as a heroic step taken towards the salvation of the poor souls of those Black African captives.”

The Popes, the Catholic Church and the Transatlantic Enslavement of Black Africans 1418-1839 (Volume 16)

library.oapen.org

“First, while some Africans participated in the slave trade, large populations of Africans resisted not only their own personal capture, but the slave trade itself. Resistance was not merely against slavery or the trading that was taking place with the Europeans, but resistance was against the institution, no matter the final outcome or destination. Instances were recorded where whole villages of men were willing to die in order to stop the enslavement of their people.”

[…]

“Despite the case that many historians such as Suzanne Miers and Igor Kopytoff had made stating that “domestic slavery” in Africa is more of a kinship based social relationship; such definite resistance at initial contact makes it clear that Africans facing the possibility of becoming enslaved did not distinguish between foreign and domestic slavery in their forms of resistance, risking their lives if necessary to avoid capture. Therefore, from a potential slave’s perspective, scholars need to rethink the distinction between domestic and foreign slavery.

Through their resistance at the point of capture, we can see that Africans resisted slavery without regard to destination and may not have had any reason to distinguish domestic and foreign slavery until much later in their journeys.

Although the African people opposed being sold into any and all forms of slavery, with the growth of the Trans‐Atlantic trade between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, Africans taken as slaves became even more defiant when being transferred from African to European traders. Often, coordinated revolts took place at holding places where slaves were to be sold from the African raiders to the European shippers.”.

A Study of West African Slave Resistance from the Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries

Accompanying the dawn of the twenty-first century, there has emerged a new era of historical thinking that has created the need to reexamine the history of slavery and slave resistance. Slavery has become a controversial topic that historians and scholars throughout the world are reevaluating...

scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu

"Maroon Societies is a systematic study of the communities formed by escaped slaves in the Caribbean, Latin America, and the United States. These societies ranged from small bands that survived less than a year to powerful states encompassing thousands of members and surviving for generations and even centuries."

Richard Price & Sally Price - Maroon Societies: Rebel Slave Communities in the Americas edited by Richard Price

Website of Richard and Sally Price, authors of books on Maroon societies and the history and culture of the Caribbean region.

www.richandsally.net

Ok?

 

[Ish Gibor]

There’s no “truth” if there’s no evidence. Your just throwing anything at the wall and nothing is sticking

Describe what the “cult” is
Explain what the “grift” is

None of you can do this

The irony is that "Tariq", I mean Marcus has been doing the same for years to others. Making wild and baseless accusations. Just throwing anything at the wall while nothing was sticking.

But he did caught me by surprise here.

“Tariq Nasheed: Are You Prepared To Hold Power? (it's time stamped).

 

[Ish Gibor]

Ok?

“In mid to late October 1526, enslaved Africans carried out the first recorded rebellion against slavery in what would become the United States, rising up at the short-lived Spanish colony of San Miguel de Gualdape, located in what is now Georgia or South Carolina.”

Oct. 1526: First Rebellion of Enslaved Africans in What Became the United States

Enslaved Africans carried out the first recorded rebellion against slavery in what would become the United States, rising up at the short-lived Spanish colony of San Miguel de Gualdape, located in what is now Georgia or South Carolina.

www.zinnedproject.org

“The 1521 Santo Domingo Slave Revolt occurred in the Spanish colony of Santo Domingo on the island of Hispaniola during that year’s Christmas festivities. It is the earliest recorded slave revolt in the Americas. Just days after the revolt occurred, a new set of laws were created to prevent future rebellions. These are believed to be the earliest laws created to control enslaved Africans in the New World.”

The 1521 Santo Domingo Slave Revolt

The 1521 Santo Domingo Slave Revolt occurred in the Spanish colony of Santo Domingo on the island of Hispaniola during that year’s Christmas festivities. It is the earliest recorded slave revolt in the Americas. Just days after the revolt occurred, a new set of laws were created to prevent...

www.blackpast.org

'Spirit of resistance': Marking 500 years since the first slave revolt in the Americas

The Santo Domingo Slave Revolt of 1521 ushered in a backlash through "Black Codes" and repressive measures.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Barlow]

“In mid to late October 1526, enslaved Africans carried out the first recorded rebellion against slavery in what would become the United States, rising up at the short-lived Spanish colony of San Miguel de Gualdape, located in what is now Georgia or South Carolina.”

Oct. 1526: First Rebellion of Enslaved Africans in What Became the United States

Enslaved Africans carried out the first recorded rebellion against slavery in what would become the United States, rising up at the short-lived Spanish colony of San Miguel de Gualdape, located in what is now Georgia or South Carolina.

www.zinnedproject.org

1521

'Spirit of resistance': Marking 500 years since the first slave revolt in the Americas

The Santo Domingo Slave Revolt of 1521 ushered in a backlash through "Black Codes" and repressive measures.

www.nbcnews.com

I’m trying to figure out what your point is?

My reply was to point out that inter-group conflicts started way before the CIA. Africa has been fighting amongst itself, Asians conquered each other, Arabs sold black people, Latin countries mistreat darker Hispanics, etc…

These little resistance uprising don’t dismiss the fact that large nations in Africa willinglyparticipated in the slave trade to Europeans. Dahomey, Asante, Kongo and oyo, etc… Doesn’t dismiss the fact that there a ritual of marching the enslaved around a tree of forgetfulness to erase their roots. Arabs have been enslaving black people for over 1000 years but “minority coalition”, DR, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, etc… all historically anti black with some genocides to go along with it. But “minority coalition”.

There was never any pan African unity in Africa and the localized resistance you posted wasn’t enough to combat that which is how the Europeans could take advantage of it in the first place. Europeans who couldn’t sail, were sickly, and had no manpower weren’t running up in Africa snatching out thousands of people. Europeans created a market and Africans supplied.

If people were going to unify they would have done it already. They wouldn’t need to whine to a group of 40 million people about it.

 

[Ish Gibor]

I’m trying to figure out what your point is?

I am trying to out what your point is as well.

My reply was to point out that inter-group conflicts started way before the CIA.

My reply as that these groups fought the oppressor way before the CIA.

Africa has been fighting amongst itself, Asians conquered each other, Arabs sold black people, Latin countries mistreat darker Hispanics, etc…

That is an irrelevant and moot point, but this is part of human nature.

These little resistance uprising don’t dismiss the fact that large nations in Africa willinglyparticipated in the slave trade to Europeans. Dahomey, Asante, Kongo and oyo, etc…

How doesn't it dismiss it? If you actually read the first paper yea's know that it all a bit more complicated. It's not this basic concept you have of that timeframe.

These became the African buffer class to enslave Africans.

Notable Gold Coast Euro-Africans​

• James Bannerman - Lieutenant-Governor of the Gold Coast from 4 December 1850 to 14 October 1851
  
  
• Carel Hendrik Bartels - judge, colonial government official in Elmina and trader on the Dutch Gold Coast
  
  
• George Emil Eminsang - Gold Coast lawyer
  
  
• Frederik Willem Fennekol - Dutch jurist and politician
  
  
• Regina Hesse - pioneer woman educator and school principal on the Gold Coast
  
  
• Henry van Hien - Gold Coast nationalist leader
  
  
• Jacob Huydecoper - Gold Coast diplomat
  
  
• Frans Last - Attorney General at the Supreme Court of the Dutch East Indies, son of commander Friedrich Last and Euro-African Elisabeth Atteveldt
  
  
• Willem Essuman Pietersen - Gold Coast merchant and educationalist
  
  
• Christian Jacob Protten - Moravian missionary, linguist, translator and educator in Christiansborg on the Danish Gold Coast in the 1700s
  
  
• Emmanuel Charles Quist - barrister, judge and the first African President of the Legislative Council and first Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana
  
  
• Carl Christian Reindorf - Basel mission pastor and pioneer historian
  
  
• Hendrik Vroom - merchant and administrator

Euro-African unions​

• James Bannerman (1790–1858), British officer in British Gold Coast, son of a Fante mother and a British father from Scotland. Married to an Ashanti princess.
  
  
• Carel Hendrik Bartels (1792–1850) was the son of Cornelius Ludewich Bartels, Governor-General of the Dutch Gold Coast and local mulatto Maria Clericq.[54]
  
  
• Cornelius Ludewich Bartels (?–1804), German officer of the Dutch West India Company. Had sons with a Gold Coast woman and with half-Dutch, half-African Maria Clericq. His descent has had a relevant role in Ghana.
  
  
• Willem Bosman (1672–after 1703), Dutch merchant. The Ghanaian surname Bossman is thought to originate from the children Bosman had with his native African mistresses.
  
  
• Jan Niezer (1756–1822), merchant in the Dutch Gold Coast. Son of a German doctor's assistant and an African woman.
  
  
• Christian Jacob Protten (1715–1769), missionary in the Danish Gold Coast. Son of a Danish soldier and a Ga princess.
  
  
• Willem George Frederik Derx (1813–1890), Dutch civil servant. Married Jacoba Araba Bartels.
  
  
• Willem Jan Derx (1844–1913), Dutch vice-admiral. Son of Willem George Frederik Derx and Jacoba Araba Bartels.
  
  
• Willem Huydecoper (1788–1826), a merchant in the Dutch Gold Coast, son of Director-General Jan Pieter Theodoor Huydecoper, and Amba Quacoea, a Fante woman.
  
  
• Anthony van der Eb (1813–1852), Dutch civil servant. Married Efua Henrietta Huydecoper and later Manza Henrietta Bartels.

Selected descendants of Euro-Africans​

• Frederick Nanka-Bruce, Gold Coast medical doctor
  
  
• Frederick Bruce-Lyle, Ghanaian judge
  
  
• William Bruce-Lyle, Ghanaian judge
  
  
• John Asamoah Bruce, Ghanaian Air Force personnel
  
  
• King Bruce, Ghanaian musician
  
  
• Vida Bruce, Ghanaian sprinter
  
  
• Harriet Bruce-Annan, Ghanaian programmer and humanitarian
  
  
• Thomas Hutton-Mills Jr., Gold Coast lawyer
  
  
• Edmund Bannerman, Gold Coast lawyer and journalist
  
  
• Charles Odamtten Easmon, first Ghanaian surgeon
  
  
• Herman Chinery-Hesse, Ghanaian computer engineer and businessman
  
  
• Hugh Quarshie, Ghanaian British actor

Doesn’t dismiss the fact that there a ritual of marching the enslaved around a tree of forgetfulness to erase their roots.

I am not sure wat you are try to say here. Why was willingly trying to erase their roots?

Arabs have been enslaving black people for over 1000 years but “minority coalition”,

Yes, but what has his to do with this actual topic?

DR, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Puerto Rico, etc… all historically anti black with some genocides to go along with it. But “minority coalition”.

Can you elaborate on this? I am not sure hat you are trying to say... Who did what anti-Black with some genocides, and who are the Blacks you are taling about?

There was never any pan African unity in Africa and the localized resistance you posted wasn’t enough to combat that which is how the Europeans could take advantage of it in the first place.

This is an interesting claim, because Europeans colonised the entire globe, right?

Why was West Africa called and considered West Sudan?

The Empires of the Western Sudan - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Strategically located between southern gold-producing regions and Saharan salt mines like Taghaza, the kingdoms of the western Sudan were well positioned to amass great wealth through the taxation of imports and exports.

www.metmuseum.org

Europeans fought each other all the time, or is that a false observation. They even enslaved each other and some were sold off the Arabs and Ottoman -Turks, or as that a false observation? I don't want to post sources, because that would derail the topic.

Europeans who couldn’t sail, were sickly, and had no manpower weren’t running up in Africa snatching out thousands of people. Europeans created a market and Africans supplied.

Europeans had one advantage, ... modern weapons. They stole that science from India and China and used it a wicked way.

"Another cannon on these ships was the culverin, a medieval field cannon that sailors started using at sea during the Age of Exploration. There was also the lombard cannon, which the crew on Columbus’ 1492 voyage reportedly fired to alert the ships that a lookout had spotted land."
"The falconet was one of the many types of cannons that European ships carried during the Age of Exploration. The falconet was a light cannon on wheels that sailors could use at sea or on land.

Another cannon on these ships was the culverin, a medieval field cannon that sailors started using at sea during the Age of Exploration. There was also the lombard cannon, which the crew on Columbus’ 1492 voyage reportedly fired to alert the ships that a lookout had spotted land."

https://www.history.com/news/navigational-tools-ships-age-exploration

Spanish Colonial Swivel Gun, ca. 1700

Appraisal: Spanish Colonial Swivel Gun, ca. 1700

www.pbs.org

"Cape Coast Castle, less than ten miles from Elmina Castle, was also heavily used during this incredibly brutal chapter in history. Swedish traders constructed it in 1653, but, after a few different owners, it fell under British control eleven years later. The castle’s cannons pointed at the sea and kept other traders from venturing too close to the British-controlled castle. Many enslaved Africans passed through here on their way to British colonies in the Americas."

An Unforgettable History: The Slave Castles of Ghana - Silversea

The slave castles of Ghana are a stark reminder of the horrors of the Atlantic Slave Trade. Discover the historical remnants of the West African nation.

discover.silversea.com

"To show that the Constellation meant business, the number one gun crew was told to load its32-pounder cannon with solid shot."
[...]
"In 1787 the Constitutional Convention passed a compromise provision that would ban the transatlantic slave trade in 1808. At the time slavery was, on the whole, a dying institution. Slaves were costly, and southern planters were afraid of being outnumbered by their human “property.” There were also some glimmers of enlightenment. Many Americans grasped that slavery was fundamentally evil. But the invention of the cotton gin in the 1790s changed both attitudes and the economic environment in the South."
[...]
More cannons were fired, and one of the blasts damaged some of the slaver’s rigging. Constellation dared not send cannonballs though the hull for fear of hitting the tightly packed slaves in the bowels of the ship

When the slaver was within hailing distance it was ordered that the cannon be loaded with shell and fuse. A shell explosion would be far more devastating than solid shot and would cause more extensive casualties. The order was shouted loud enough for the slaver crew to hear it across the water. The threat of shellfire finally persuaded them to furl their sails and surrender."

Liberating Slaves in the U.S. Sloop of War Constellation

The U.S. Navy’s Africa Squadron took concrete action to halt the slave trade with regular patrols in the Atlantic Ocean.

warfarehistorynetwork.com

If people were going to unify they would have done it already. They wouldn’t need to whine to a group of 40 million people about it.

Are you talking about the Crips Bloods etc.? I am confused...

 

[Kenny West]

Show me your posts admonishing Igbos and Yorubas, etc. for the same, or is this selective outrage because it's us?
Show me the people actually promising Blacks things worth voting for without using Trump/Republicans as excuses.

So Africa and Hispanics and Asians must have been learning from the CIA for centuries now

B b but what about them sybau

Modern AA are the most educated group of black people in history, especially in the realm of socio-cultural machinations. Intra group divisions are natural but when you see it being applied on a racial scale then no real black man shouldnt be able to see the play. There is no excuse for us (I mean real pro black Americans, not agents and uncle toms) to lean into narratives created by racists for exploitation with history having taught so many painful lessons.

Whites exploiting existing tribalist divisions and warring empires is what made slave trading out of Africa boom. Prisoners of war and kidnappings were the product result of division and slave traders took advantage of that.

Now conviently as a white fascist regime makes a bid for power, clown ass do nothing nikkas attach themselves to a new brand of tribalism started by streamers. Folks spent almost 10 years beating their chest and bickering with "tethers" online yet has done accomplished absolutely nothing irl. like reparations are further away than ever, the FBA/ADOS era has begun with black folks losing civil rights our grandparents won and yall still wanna die on this hill. Mouth breather mentality

Moron wannabe cacs still trying to double down on these fakkit bickering narratives "they sold us" "but this tether on the internet said" man stfu. Yall ain't bout shyt forreal but being useful idiots for cacs

 

[Ish Gibor]

B b but what about them sybau

AA are the most educated group of black people on the planet, especially in the realm of socio-cultural machinations. There is no excuse for us (I mean real pro black Americans, not agents and uncle toms) to lean into narratives created by racists for exploitation with history having taught so many painful lessons.

Whites exploiting existing tribalist divisions and warring empires is what made slave trading out of Africa boom. Prisoners of war and kidnappings were the product result of division and slave traders took advantage of that.

Now conviently as a white fascist regime makes a bid for power, clown ass do nothing nikkas attach themselves to a new brand of tribalism started by streamers. Folks spent almost 10 years beating their chest and bickering with "tethers" online yet has done accomplished absolutely nothing irl. like reparations are further away than ever, the FBA/ADOS era has begun with black folks losing civil rights our grandparents won and yall still wanna die on this hill. Mouth breather mentality

Moron wannabe cacs still trying to double down on these fakkit bickering narratives "they sold us" "but this tether on the internet said" man stfu. Yall ain't bout shyt forreal but being useful idiots for cacs

Tariq, I mean Marcus has attacked them. He calls them the "boule", right?

 

[karim]

Tariq is obviously on someone's payroll. He's a chaos agent and nothing more.

As is OP. Pretends to be a democrat yet he keeps posting white supremacists and agents.