Comments on: Yes, African Leaders Avoid U.S. Blacks.

By: sankofa

sankofa — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 16:25:17 +0000

We need to temper our response with some qualification. While the author and Robert have correct points of view in what they see…we need to overstand that these knee-grows invited to the Caucasian house are specific to the Empire’s agenda of reminding those gate keepers of their role and what more they should do to help Amerikkka fuck over their own people. The leaders that are about grounding with the original dark matter people, Chavez, Sankara, Qaddafi, for examples are usually called human rights violators, socialists and marginalized as jokes. As long as Yurugu keep on telling us that his views is the most important, we will continue to sell our souls and land to those who oppress us.

By: Terrance Amen

Terrance Amen — Sun, 14 Apr 2013 04:48:52 +0000

@ William

I feel you Brother. I write about this in my book about how we should reconnect with our African Brothers and Sisters. We can definitely help each other in many ways. I have the solution to this and other problems in our community. Click on my name for more information.

Black Unity means financial independence and happiness

By: William Jackson

William Jackson — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 19:32:24 +0000

I have always wanted to teach in Africa, but never could get any help.
Have a Masters in Educational Technology and teaching over 20 years.
There seems to be this feeling that America does not want its teachers
sharing information or knowledge only what America wants.

Does anyone have any suggestions, connections, contact that I could use
or person to actually TALK TO not email about sharing my knowledge
in Africa.

I guess Oprah is the only one that can do this since she is a Billionaire and can afford to do this. I don’t want to open a school just share my knowledge on the Internet, Social Media and other areas of technology.

Peace…..

By: Reinaldo Spech

Reinaldo Spech — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 18:51:34 +0000

I suggest you read an article appeared in New African of February 2008. The title of the article is:”Divide and rule…How Africans and African-Americans are prevented from working together.” it is an interesting article.

By: Terrance Amen

Terrance Amen — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 08:00:33 +0000

I think Robert and the Author are both right. Both sides haven’t done enough to start working together for the betterment of all our people. I wrote about this in my book, Black Unity: The Total Solution to Financial Independence and Happiness. Now China has taken the place of the west, where we could have done this. But the great thing is it’s not too late. For more information on how we can do this, click on my name.

Black Unity means financial independence and happiness

By: Susan

Susan — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 03:10:57 +0000

I love your comment Robert!

By: ROBERT

ROBERT — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 01:42:45 +0000

I think the author of this article is extemely shortsighted and limited in his knowlege of AFRICA.OBAMA broke the hearts and spirits of many black AFRICANS when he attacked and destroyed the wealthiest and most generous nation on the continent of AFICA;LIBYA.WHATEVER AMERICANS may think of QADDAFI he was loved and revered in AFRICA.THE cold blooded and brutal destruction of LIBYA along with the witnessing of QADDAFIS sadistic murder being played over and over in the western media was too much for are AFRICAN brothers and sisters to take.ALSO I think the author is misinformed about the dependence AFRICA once had on the west for it’s development;that dependence is gone ;AFRICA has many more options now.THIS is the reason only the small and insignificant countries of AFRICA attended OBAMAS meeting.MALCOLM X told us over 40 years ago to make amends with AFRICA and be buisness partners with her;if we had listen to him we would be one of the richest people on the planet today

By: DaTruth

DaTruth — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 19:53:41 +0000

Most Africans and African leaders have always held a negative perspective of black Americans. They only approach black America when all else fails due to European and soon to be Chinese racism then and only then they will start talking about black unity.

By: Papacool

Papacool — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 19:01:50 +0000

Lack of knowledge is the main reason we can not get any positive dialogue going on this subject. With the exception of Mandela, all I have ever seen or heard about the leadership in Africa has been extremely negative. Going back to the Uganda regime to the issue of genocide between tribes, I have not a clue to the overall situation. With that being said, my comments are severely limited in which case silence is golden. I do wish that more focus on the issues of governing in Africa could be explored. This would go a long way in allowing us to re-discover who we are as a people and restore a sense of pride in doing so. Peace out, Papacool.