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That eureurasian can hear but refuses to listen
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We had a deliberation on this issue very recently on a what's app page. My take on it all is the Chinese or eurasian approach to the western block. I worked with a number of eurasian people and I noticed they had a name for foreigners and another name for local. This not only protected them but meant their names remained attached to their values no matter where they were.
If we were to all change our names legally we will be empowering the very machine we want destroyed. I think we should name all generations born as of today with kemetic names but adopt a knick name for western markets because our merchants have always traded with foreign merchants.
The name is important but there are people out there with all kemetic names but wouldn't consider a visit to the land to see what they can do to help.
I like the idea of upholding kemetic names but my opinion is a gradual fade is better than an abrupt change.
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Quotekevlew;255210 wrote: That eureurasian can hear but refuses to listen
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Right? Asking for ''gifted'' last name. Malcolms words ''I refuse to acknowledge it whatsoever'' is something I want to live by.
Exactly I agree no doubt. Whether it's last or firstname, we must honour the parents who gave the name. The didn't know any better then, but we do, so we can name our children with kemetic names first, middle, last and start a trend that is not costly but effective. Let be honest what good will it do if everybody rushed to change their name? Jobs will be created, paper will be exchanged but we will end up a minimum of $10.00 short per person per name change.
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QuotehumbleKmt;255457 wrote: Exactly I agree no doubt. Whether it's last or firstname, we must honour the parents who gave the name. The didn't know any better then, but we do, so we can name our children with kemetic names first, middle, last and start a trend that is not costly but effective. Let be honest what good will it do if everybody rushed to change their name? Jobs will be created, paper will be exchanged but we will end up a minimum of $10.00 short per person per name change.
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Why only Kemetic?
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Because that's who we are and we been made to look like a bunch of have nothing useless beggars and it's so embarrassing. How can it be that the majority of people shaded with black but we don't have a single speaker for black people and some people support everything that tarnish us for fear of retribution from the euroeurasians. It's sad
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QuotehumbleKmt;255459 wrote: Because that's who we are and we been made to look like a bunch of have nothing useless beggars and it's so embarrassing. How can it be that the majority of people shaded with black but we don't have a single speaker for black people and some people support everything that tarnish us for fear of retribution from the euroeurasians. It's sad
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The people from Kemet themselves were made up of various Kmtyw people from the Nile Valley region. They stated that they came from the interior of the Kmtyw continent. . The nation for lack of a better term was the land of black. Kemet means black and with the determinatives will take on different descriptive meanings. For example if the determinative has a man and woman it will mean black people. If the determinative has a circle with a crossroads in it that is the black nation or Land of black people. We find that in all of Kmt they use the "black" as a descriptive for their land and themselves. In Twi for example obibini...where the bibi means black. Same meaning as kmt. So we are Kmtyw = black.
Also recently there were tests done on DNA of some of the people from Kemet and it was found that they had origins from deep up south (interior of Kmt).
https://youtu.be/oJkTWOtpt5o (https://youtu.be/oJkTWOtpt5o)
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I am struggling to understand this point "If we were to all change our names legally we will be empowering the very machine we want destroyed." and would love if you could further elaborate.
QuoteMansa Kankan Munited snakes;255464 wrote: I am struggling to understand this point "If we were to all change our names legally we will be empowering the very machine we want destroyed." and would love if you could further elaborate.
let's try this way : who owns all the records, who controls the owner of the records? Where does the gold cocoa and cola nut get shipped? Does that make sense. If you don't own it paying for it is throwing money down the drain.
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If we continue to live in non-Kmtyw countries for generations as you suggested; then we will be empowering non-Kmtyws regardless.
So that $200 they get in a one time fee at the records dept. pales in comparison to $200-$400 per month in utilities across the lifespand of 3 generations. (for example).
If you have somethingn they want & are willing do do business with them then they WILL learn your name and then some. Somone who cannot bother to learn to promounce your name could careless about your life anyway. So why center your identity (dual identity) around them? Unless there is something you need from them immediately and are presently at a disadvantage to get it. then sure delay changing the name until you are not at a disadvantage, but definitely give all the children Pan-Kmtyw names.
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This is Brother George Macon, and I would like some feedbacks on the points he is making. This applies to the subject matter at hand, but it is another perspective and he has some real viewpoints on the name change topic. You can start it at 8 minute marker if you would like to get straight to the subject, or feel free to watch it in its totality. Look forward to everyones incite.
https://youtu.be/kDmI6Rzv1vE (https://youtu.be/kDmI6Rzv1vE)
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QuoteKreative Force;255489 wrote: If we continue to live in non-Kmtyw countries for generations as you suggested; then we will be empowering non-Kmtyws regardless.
So that $200 they get in a one time fee at the records dept. pales in comparison to $200-$400 per month in utilities across the lifespand of 3 generations. (for example).
If you have somethingn they want & are willing do do business with them then they WILL learn your name and then some. Somone who cannot bother to learn to promounce your name could careless about your life anyway. So why center your identity (dual identity) around them? Unless there is something you need from them immediately and are presently at a disadvantage to get it. then sure delay changing the name until you are not at a disadvantage, but definitely give all the children Pan-Kmtyw names.
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Kreative Force I think you misunderstood my point, I don't encourage setling abroad. I have never liked it and never will. I meant those who have foreign names should educate keep them but ensure their children have black names. Bare in mind my children have English firstnames but the rest are Akan. So in Ghana they are called by their given name but elsewhere they referred. I hope this helps explain
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QuotehumbleKmt;255491 wrote: Kreative Force I think you misunderstood my point, I don't encourage setling abroad. I have never liked it and never will. I meant those who have foreign names should educate keep them but ensure their children have black names. Bare in mind my children have English firstnames but the rest are Akan. So in Ghana they are called by their given name but elsewhere they referred. I hope this helps explain
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I innerstad you. Though i didn't know you were against settling abroad until now. Why use english names outside of england? Why give them an english name at all if they are not anglos?
To me the reality of having two sets of names or Kmtyw & non-Kmtyw names mixed is very much like being an undercover or double agent. In the short term it may be strategically useful for a few people in dire circumstances. However longterm trying to be two different people with differing worldviews, goals etc. is psychologicaly damaging.
I'm not saying anyone of us is a spy. Just that trying to live with a double-conciousness even to a small degree is not healthy in the long term. Its best we transition from that as soon as possible.
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I didn't know what i know now then
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Me and my queen are actually expecting a man child next month and was trying to find some Kmtyw names that mean like warrior and some that mean intellectual or knowledge any suggestions or where i can see good names
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QuoteKalonji Nkechi;255832 wrote: Me and my queen are actually expecting a man child next month and was trying to find some Kmtyw names that mean like warrior and some that mean intellectual or knowledge any suggestions or where i can see good names
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That's amazing very happy for you. The naming.convention usually go by naming the soul after a respected soul or using the name to mark a period in time. For example you can use SANKƆFA if you were returning to adapt something of value. You can use WIREKO to state your heart is bleeding ( add Waa for females) or you can use ADOM (devine intervention or Grace but it's a male name). It has to mean something to you. The best bet would be to speak to the Mrs and work out what the child means to you. It gives you a better idea of what name to choose among the trillions of beautiful names. I hope this helps happy hunting. I'd be glad to hear what you picked. Have a good day brother
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The reason for changing my name legally was so that when dealing with the government or the economic system or foreign entities I never have to give or answer to a slave name. If you don't deal with any of the above then you got no problem just calling yourself whatever you want.
I realized after having received my Akan name for several years that I still had to in the professional world introduce myself and sign with a slave name. So I legally changed it.
Does one have a slave name on ones postal mail? Drivers license? Passport? Professional license? Pay check? Bank account? Titles for vehicles and property? Educational degrees and certificates?retirement or social security checks? Child support or welfare checks? Credit rating? Credit cards? But then give an alias Kmtyw nickname to your social acquaintances?
The question can legitimately come up about what are you trying to hide?
Yes there is a tax for living and doing business in a country. License fees, passport fees, title registration fees, etc. Part of that involves the use of a legal entity called your name. If you want to use a name you must register it unless you were given it at birth and it was registered for you. And for that there is a fee.
Many criminals use aliases to escape government notice. If you are trying to escape debt or prosecution then legally changing your name makes no sense. The process of legal name change is to make it possible for creditors and government agencies to be able to find you.
We don't want to legitimize the oppressive united snakes government yet we spend our lives paying it taxes and fees and voting. Yet when it comes to self definition we won't pay a penny.
We won't consider repatriation or even visiting Kmt.
If your parents did not have the consciousness to give you a proper name then part of the price for your psychological, psychic and legal freedom is to purchase the right to use a proper name from the state apparatus under which you reside.
There is more than one way to change ones name. If you live in the united snakes I recommend referring to the Nolo Press book on changing your name.
I did and found it very useful and it helped me change my name on all of my documents except one where the school had closed for business.
Malcolm X was famous and was well known by his name. Did he pay taxes as mr X? Did his drivers license and passport say Malcolm X? If they did he had to pay money to the government to make them so.
Is changing your name socially and not legally just posturing or showing off? Does being serious about changing the ones name mean taking the trouble to make it your name in all areas of human interaction? Using a slave name in any area of interaction was unacceptable to me. Is it to you?
If one doesn't have any of the above documents or any certifications that you need to conduct your business - you still have to put that slave name on your tax return and sign it on the back of your refund check.
QuoteMkweli Nguvu;255490 wrote: This is Brother George Macon, and I would like some feedbacks on the points he is making. This applies to the subject matter at hand, but it is another perspective and he has some real viewpoints on the name change topic. You can start it at 8 minute marker if you would like to get straight to the subject, or feel free to watch it in its totality. Look forward to everyones incite.
https://youtu.be/kDmI6Rzv1vE (https://youtu.be/kDmI6Rzv1vE)
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Before I devote 40 min to watching this video What do you think about the points he makes an why should I watch this?
I think many of us are afraid of backlash from mr. Charlie if we declare up in his face that we reject his Eureurasian label. Claim we are Kmtyw. Say we don't care what he thinks about us. Are we afraid boss might not like our new name and give us more hell than he been already or fire us ?
My experience is that after changing my name the treatment I got from krakkka was closer to being respectful than before. Much to my surprise. Maybe he get impression that I carry myself as someone not to be fucked with.
Okay here's a question, if your petition for name change is rejected due to offenses on your criminal record or tax debt or whatever other reason, can you still claim your Kmtyw identity?
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I would probably see my parents as hypocrites if they had cavebeast neanderthal labels that they responded to at work, the DMV and everywhere else and Kmtyw names that they only used on weekends at lectures or during Kwanzaa. I would probably be resentful too as I caught a lot of flak for having an Kmtyw name growing up in the 1980s in the south of the united snakkkes. I would probably be like why am I getting in fights over Ọbádélé but you're chilling in the cut as harry mcgillicutty?
Luckily, I have respect for my parents and don't see them as weekend-name hypocrites. They exchanged the names that they felt encapsulated the character and essence of the other and the family as a whole at their wedding rather than wedding rings.
QuoteHi Free-quency;256853 wrote: Okay here's a question, if your petition for name change is rejected due to offenses on your criminal record or tax debt or whatever other reason, can you still claim your Kmtyw identity?
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Do you know anyone who has ever had their properly prepared petition denied?
The process of legal name change is to see to it that people in situations you describe DONT disappear by changing name and using aliases.
I can't understand why they would disqualify one from changing ones name.
The primary reason for denial of petition is when there's an apparent intent to defraud by concealing ones identity.
My identity is not defined by my name. My name flows from and is reflective of my self identity.