It's amazing to me that most Black people here in the u.s.a. have been narcotized, dumbed-down, and disconnected from our Motherland and our people on The Continent. Unlike all other groups, who make money in the u.s. and send that money back to their homelands, Black people ain't thinkin' 'bout no Kmt!
Remember when I wrote about Black people being under Mind Control and on a SuperSonic Subtle Suicide Mission? Well, don't look now, it's true. A vast majority of our people are just too, too busy to notice what is going on!! Busy doing what? Busy being slaves!!!
We are busy buying, frontin', talkin' behind each other's back, back stabbin', driving around-going nowhere-blastin' the airconditioning, going to the movies, getting more cd's, dvd's than buying relevant books, and...
Well, I think enough has been said about the Duped!!
While a vast majority of our people are too busy being slaves and spending money on foolishness, OUR PEOPLE ARE DYING!
http://www.huaren.com/UnitedNations/photo-1.htm (http://www.huaren.com/UnitedNations/photo-1.htm)
Yeah! I know you are too busy-
DO YOU GET THE PICTURE?
I remember posting this image on another forum. I was glad to hear that the yt committed suicide after acting like a yt and leaving this Kmtyw child to die.
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Pulitzer 1994
Kevin Carter
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" PULITZER PRIZE " winning photo taken in 1994 during the Sudan famine. The picture depicts a famine stricken child crawling towards an United Nations food camp, located a kilometer away. The vulture is waiting for the child to die so that it can eat it. This picture shocked the whole world. No one knows what happened to the child, including the photographer Kevin Carter who left the place as soon as the photograph was taken. Three months later he committed suicide due to depression. |
Any suggestions on the best way to invest in AFRIKA?
And in which country should i start, and how?
I would recommend Ghana in terms of stability. The Ujamma Youth Farming Project out of Zimbabwe could always use some support as well.
Obadele :pyramid: