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December 24, 2009 - Thursday 

Current mood:  happy
Category: News and Politics
If life was a thing that money could buy
The rich would live and the poor would die.

The rich used to live because of their money and the poor used to die because of their lack thereof.  Thanks to this first major victory for Obama, the playing field will be a bit more level going forward.

Of course the rich right wing nut jobs who want to devour all of life's resources for themsleves alone are now fuming at the mouth.  Good for them!  If it was up to me they would be loaded on a boat and shipped to the mountains between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Finally poor people will be able to get access to good healthcare.  People with pre-existing medical conditions will no longer be turned down by insurance companies.  Maybe there is a Santa Clause after all, or should I say Santa Obama.

Merry Christmas poor people...  Rot in hell all rich people who are angry because this bill passed.

Good job Obama!!!  Now, if only you could legalize marijuana and set Buju Banton free.




How do you feel about the passing of the new healthcare bill?
December 22, 2009 - Tuesday 

Category: Life

The Need To Reestablish Black Nationalist Thinking
By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill
Taken from: http://www.ascac.org/papers/blacknationalist.html


One of the biggest challenges African people face in America is to rejuvenate Black Nationalist thinking as we struggle to determine for ourselves as a people what is in our best collective interests.


There are far too many African people in this country who think what is good for other people should be good for us. Nothing could be further from the truth. We can only determine what is good for us by reestablishing Black Nationalist thinking and developing a Black Nationalist program of action. This is the missing link to the liberation of African people in America.


Let us briefly review the development and impact of Black Nationalism in America.

Black Nationalism is a tradition that emerged in the early 19th century among those Black leaders who understood the need for African people in America to develop a national entity as the only solution for Black people in America, Latin America or the Caribbean.


These 19th century Black Nationalist leaders such as Denmark Vessey, Nat Turner, David Walker, Henry Highland Garnet, James T. Holly, Martin Delany, Pap Singleton, Edwin McCabe, and Henry McNeal Turner understood that African people in America were a "nation within a nation" and should organize to collectively struggle for the liberation of Black people in this country and throughout the world.


During this era there were some Black Nationalist leaders before, and after the Civil War, who led movements for people of African ancestry to leave this country and establish a homeland somewhere else. These proposals included Africa, Canada and the Caribbean. Other Black Nationalist leaders led movements for Black people to control the towns where they lived and others who led movements to the western region of this country to establish all black towns in Kansas and Oklahoma.


The core of this Black Nationalist tradition has been to defeat and overthrow the system of white supremacy, seize control of land (somewhere) and to achieve self determination for the oppressed Black masses.


The Black Nationalist tradition has always been opposed to integration, assimilation, and accommodation as a solution to the problems of people of African ancestry in America. In this regard, Black Nationalist tradition has rejected the strategy and tactics of appealing to the morality of white people and their white supremacy system.


Black Nationalists have been historically clear that people in power don't teach powerless people how to get power. And they certainly don't give power away, even though, when challenged, they may give up some concessions.


As Black Nationalism emerged-in the 20th century, the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey and the establishment of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) and African Communicates League (ACL) became the leading spokesman for Black Nationalist ideas and organizing.


Garvey used his varied skills to become one of our true 20th century freedom fighters. Garvey arrived in Harlem, New York on March 16, 1916. By 1919 Garvey was well established as the President General of the UNIA/ACL which had a membership of over three million people with more than 300 branches in the U.S.


Perhaps Garvey greatest contribution to the upliftment of our people, through Black Nationalism, was his ability to find a formula for organizing African people around the African principle: the great good for the greatest number.


This was reflected in the First International Convention of the Negro Peoples of the World in Madison Square Garden in 1920. Over twenty thousand Black people from all over the world witnessed the choosing of Red, Black and Green as the colors of the Provisional Government.


In this context, Garvey and the UNIA/ACL had established an economic arm, the Negro Factories Corporation, with cooperative stores, restaurants, steam laundry ships, tailor shops, dressmaking shops, millinery stores, a doll factory to manufacture Black dolls and a publishing house. Also, Garvey had formed a Steamship Corporation.


The Black Nationalist tradition was continued in the 20th century through the Nation of Islam and the Honorable Elijah Muhammad who utilized many of the Garvey and UNIA/ACL organizing tactics and strategies.


It was during the 1960's Black Power explosion that the Black Nationalist tradition reemerged through the influence of Malcolm X who adopted Black Nationalism as the political philosophy, economic and social philosophy of the organization of Afro American Unity in 1964 after he left the Nation of Islam.


Finally, the Black Nationalist tradition, today, is spearheaded through the African Centered Education Movement. The mass acceptance of Kwanzaa, African Liberation Day, Buy Black Campaigns, the Reparation's Movement, and Controlling Our Own Communities Campaigns are all part of the on-going Black Nationalist tradition.


Once Black Nationalism is understood by all Black people, it will be the foundation upon which the true liberation of people of African ancestry in America will take place.


Without vigorous Black Nationalist thinking and an aggressive Black Nationalist program of action, we will continue to chase false dreams created by our oppressors. We must put an end to this!

December 19, 2009 - Saturday 
December 18, 2009 - Friday 
December 16, 2009 - Wednesday 

Category: Music











While i can only give account for myself, I find it hard to believe that Buju Banton would be interested in distributing poison to people.  Why would he put so much effort into healing the world with his music, just to turn around and help destroy the world.  So I ask, what do you think is behind the charges that Buju Banton was conspiring to destribute cocaine:

1.  The gay mafia set him up

2.  Greed (Every man have a price).

3.  Other



December 8, 2009 - Tuesday 

Category: Sports
... I guess we will soon find out.

Firefighters transported a woman from Tiger Woods' Florida home early Tuesday morning, MSNBC reported.

The fire department received a call at 2:36 a.m., WESH, an Orlando TV station, reported. Footage obtained by the station appeared to show a woman on a stretcher, but Orange County Fire officials did not disclose more information, MSNBC said.

It's the second time in a matter of weeks that authorities have rushed to Woods' home.
On Nov. 27, Woods had a minor car accident just outside his home. Woods said his wife, Elin Nordegren, broke his SUV's windows with a golf club to rescue him, but the incident lead to speculation about a possible dispute between the couple. Woods has denied that.
Last week, the golfer admitted in a statement on his Web site to "transgressions" that he said he regrets.



Does a woman hitting a man gives the man the right to hit the woman?

December 8, 2009 - Tuesday 

Category: Romance and Relationships
Give them an inch and they take a yard. That is why I never give them an inch.



I give them nine inches!







December 5, 2009 - Saturday 

Category: Music


http://www.lala.com/album/2306124486335720331
18 Karat Reggae Gold 2010: The...
I have been asked to do a music blog a while back. Well, here it is. Leave some feedback and let me know your favorite song on the list.
December 4, 2009 - Friday 

Category: Music
Well, you know when women go at each other it can get bitchy.  When these women are divas/celebrities then it can get very bitchy.  So Rihanna was on a show in L.A. and she was asked, if she could, who would she put on mute.  Her reply was Tila Tiquila, which I agree with because let's face it, Tila Tiquila is the most annoying idiot ever.

Well today Tila is firing back with with what she said i confidential information that she got from the Rihanna camp.  Apparently, the reason Rihanna hesitated to speak out on her domestic abuse case is because she was afraid that Chris Brown might reveal her secret.  The secret being, Rihanna has herpes and have infected someone with the disease.  Could it be the reason Chris Brown beat her up?

Well, I hope this is just Tila seeking attention, because I think Rihanna is too sexy for herpes.  Not to mention she have a fat pum pum that I actually dreamed... well let me stop.

Now am wondering, are some of these fat pum pum celebrities actually walking around with STDs.  What do you think?





Have you heard any rumors of Rihanna having herpes?

Do you think some of these sexy female celebrities are actually walking with STDs?



December 2, 2009 - Wednesday 

Category: Life
........
They say you can do anything you want to do in this world even if there are laws prohibiting you from doing whatever it is you want to do. The catch is, however, you must be prepared to bear the consequences for your actions. When the Seattle cop killer was preparing to dust off some cops, he must have been prepared to die either by the hands of the cop or by the death penalty (assuming they have the death penalty in Washington). If he wasn't, he must have been a damn fool.

The shooter has now paid the price. He took lives and as a consequence his life was taken. That is not enough for the police however. I guess they feel like for four police who lost their lives, it is not enough that only the shooter pay. So now they are on a goose chase throughout the black community trying to scoop up as many Black people as possible to pay for the slaying of four white cops. They already have three people under arrest and according to the prosecutor there will be a lot more. "They're going to pay for it," the prosecutor said. "They're guests of ours."

Sounds to me like they are angry that a Black man had the audacity to kill four cops and now they want to make as many Black people as possible pay. What the prosecutor and the police is no realizing is that, it is this type of policing in the Black community that lead to the killing of these four white officers in the first place. Now, am not saying it can be justified. It was wrong. The cop killer left many children fatherless and there can be no excuse for that. Equally, there can be no excuse for trying to arrest as many Blacks as possible because of the action of one Black Man.

On the other hand, this should be a wake up call to every police department in America; the LAPD, BART, NYPD etc. etc. Black people will not be putting up with your brutality too much longer. Your actions are generating thousands of Nat Turners who are just waiting for the right opportunity to strike. Ice Cube told you something like this would happen but with your ego, you probably saw it as just another rapper shooting off at the mouth. In case you forgot, let me remind you:


(peace, quiet and good order will be maintained in our city to the best of
Our ability. riots, meles and disturbances of the peace are against the
Interests of all our people and therefore cannot be permitted)
(the jury found that they were all not guilty, not guilty....)
(we’ve been told that all along crenshaw boulevard that there’s a series of
Fires. a lot of looting is going on. a disaster area obviously)
(the jury found that they were all not guilty, not guilty...)
Make it rough
(a lot of activity continues here in this....) make it rough
(we have sporadic fires throughout the city of los angeles)

Verse 1:

Not guilty the filthy devils tried ta kill me
When the news get to the hood then niggas will be
Hotter than cayenne pepper, cuss, bust
Kickin up dust is a must
I can’t trust a cracker in a blue uniform
Stick a nigga like a unicorn
Vaugn, wicked, lawrence powell, foul
Cut his fuckin throat and I smile
Go to simi valley and surely
Somebody knows the address of the jury
Pay a little visit, "who is it? " (who is ice cube? )
"can I talk to the grand wizard? " then boom
Make him eat the barrel, modern day pharoah
Now he’s zipped up like leather tuscadero
Pretty soon we’ll catch sergeant coon
Shoot him in the face, run up in him witta broom
Stick prick, devils ain’t shit
Introduce his ass to the ak40 dick
Two dazed niggas layin in the cut
To get some respect we had to tear this muthafucka up

Make it rough

Verse 2:

I gotta mac10 for officer wynd
Damn, his devil ass need to be shipped back to kansas
In a casket, crew cut faggot
Now he ain’t nothin but food for the maggots
Lunch, punch, hawaiin lyin
Niggas ain’t buyin
Ya story bore me
Taerin up shit with fire, shooters, looters
Now I got a lap-top computer
I told you all what happened and you heard it, read it
But all you could call me was anti-semitic
Regret it-nope, said it-yep
Listen to my big black boots as I step
Niggas had to break you off somethin, give bush a push
But your national guard ain’t hard
You had to get rodney to stop me cos you know what?
We woulda teared this muthafucka up

Huh, make it rough!
Huh muggs, make it rough!

Verse 3:

It’s on, gone with the wind and I know white men can’t dunk
Now I’m stealin blunts
And it came from betty crocker, overweight and blacker
Don’t fuck with the black-owned stores but hit the foot lockers
Steal, muthafuck fire marshall bill
Oh what the hell, throw the cocktail
I smelt smoke, got the fuck out, ice cube lucked out
My nigga had his truck out, didn’t get stuck out
In front of that store with the nikes and adidas
Oh jesus, I ? ? ? ? surplus got the heaters
Meet us so we can get the 9’s and the what-nots
Got the mossberg with the double eyed buckshot
Ready for darryl and like beretta wouldn’t say
Keep your eye on the barrel, a sparrow
Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time
But I’m rollin so that’s a fucked up slogan
The hogan’s heroes spotted the gorilla by the sizzler
Hittin up police killer
The super duper nigga that’ll buck
We had to tear this muthafucka up so what the fuck!? !

Huh, make it rough!
Yo muggs, make it rough
Huh, make it rough
Enough

Not guilty verdicts for stacey coon, lawrence powell,
timothy wynd and Theodore vaugsinio, the four officers accused
of beating motorist rodney King


What do you think of the police/prosecutor trying to scoop
up as many Black people as possible to pay for what was a murderous
rampage of one man?