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jafrikayiti Mer 15 Avr 2009 - 23:10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrwgiprDBtA&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Egottaeatworldwide%2Ecom%2F2009%2F04%2Fknann%2Dtalks%2Dabout%2Dsomali%2Dpirates%2Dpart%2Di%2Dii%2Ehtml&feature=player_embedded
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Rodlam Sans Malice Mer 15 Avr 2009 - 23:29
My God.It is unbelievable.Thank God for the internet.
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 9:51
Mouche pa bay manti.
Lè mwen te piti, sanguinè sayo tale lage yon dal Déchets Toxiques nan yon plaj ke tout moun te konnen ale benyen nan Gonaives.
Men gen plis bagay ke sa mouche di a.
Mouveman sa a, gen kob ladan li tou.
Lè mwen te piti, sanguinè sayo tale lage yon dal Déchets Toxiques nan yon plaj ke tout moun te konnen ale benyen nan Gonaives.
Men gen plis bagay ke sa mouche di a.
Mouveman sa a, gen kob ladan li tou.
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revelation Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 10:27
Neg Knaan nan di ke Pirat Somalyen yo se Gad Kot peyi Somalie e se patrouille ke yap fe.Jaf posted: Somalia Coast Guards - Knaan Speaks Truth unlikely to be heard on CNN
Rod responded: My God.It is unbelievable.Thank God for the internet.
Colocolo di: Mouche pa bay manti.
Lè mwen te piti, sanguinè sayo tale lage yon dal Déchets Toxiques nan yon plaj ke tout moun te konnen ale benyen nan Gonaives.
Men gen plis bagay ke sa mouche di a. Mouveman sa a, gen kob ladan li tou.
Se pavre ditou !!
Mesye sa yo se bandit ki atake tout bato ke se swa tanker gas, bato tourist, kontene, bato manje sinistre ONG yo. Yap fe de million dolla avek brigandaj say o.
Mesye sayo pa reprezante Gad Kot gouvenman peyi Somalie ki pa memm gen gouvenman.
Knaan pale de yon zafe de deche toxic ki kab la verite paske jan Colocolo di a, Haiti te gen plizye ka konsa nan zonn Gonaives kote gwozotobre politisyen te fe fatra Philadelphia ak New York toxic l’hopital chaje ak sering ak pansman sang ladan yo vinn lage yo sou rivaj peyi d’Ayiti.
Men sepandan, anpil organizasyon environman ak aktivist te pran chenn nan deye yo e te fe anpil nan fatra sa yo retounnen kote ke yo te soti a.
Se vre GadKot gouvenman yon peyi ki pou inspekte bato sa yo pou gade si gen deche toxic nan bato sa yo e nan ki kondisyon!!
Se pa pirat ki pou fe travay sa yo.
Se pa tout bagay ke yon moun di nan youtube pou nou kwe ladan.
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 10:49
Kisa ki posib ak pwoblem sa a?
Eske le mond ap kite tout timoun nan Somali vini tankou mesie sa a?
Arete 2 ou 3 nan yo pa solision an paske nou konen nan peyi sa yo moun fè pitit rapid e anpil.
Ki plan le mond pou Somali apre prizon pou Pirates?
Eske le mond ap kite tout timoun nan Somali vini tankou mesie sa a?
Arete 2 ou 3 nan yo pa solision an paske nou konen nan peyi sa yo moun fè pitit rapid e anpil.
Ki plan le mond pou Somali apre prizon pou Pirates?
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 15:03
colocolo a écrit:Mouche pa bay manti.
Lè mwen te piti, sanguinè sayo tale lage yon dal Déchets Toxiques nan yon plaj ke tout moun te konnen ale benyen nan Gonaives.
Men gen plis bagay ke sa mouche di a.
Mouveman sa a, gen kob ladan li tou.
Côte d'ivoire franse yo fè menm bagay lan, sa fè lapenn pou wè kijan moun yyo vinn malade
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Thunder Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 17:31
Gad kòt ? ...hummmm!
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:03
Can anyone ever really be for piracy? Outside of sea bandits, and young girls fantasizing of Johnny Depp, would anyone with an honest regard for good human conduct really say that they are in support of Sea Robbery? Well in Somalia, the answer is: it's complicated. The news media these days has been covering piracy in the Somali coast, with such lopsided journalism that it's lucky they're not on a ship themselves. It's true that the constant hijacking of vessels in the Gulf of Aden is a major threat to the vibrant trade route between Asia and Europe. It is also true that for most of the pirates operating in this vast shoreline, money is the primary objective. But according to many Somalis, the disruption of Europe's darling of a trade route is just Karma biting a perpetrator in the butt. And if you don't believe in Karma, maybe you believe in recent history. Here is why we Somalis find ourselves slightly shy of condemning our pirates.
Somalia has been without any form of a functioning government since 1991. And despite its failures, like many other toddler governments in Africa, sprung from the wells of post-colonial independence, bad governance and development loan sharks, the specific problem of piracy was put in motion in 1992.
After the overthrow of Siyad Barre, our charmless dictator of twenty-some odd years, two major forces of the Hawiye Clan came to power. At the time, Ali Mahdi, and General Mohamed Farah Aidid, the two leaders of the Hawiye rebels were largely considered liberators. But the unity of the two men and their respective sub-clans was very short-lived. It's as if they were dumbstruck at the advent of ousting the dictator, or that they just forgot to discuss who will be the leader of the country once they defeated their common foe. A disagreement of who will upgrade from militia leader to Mr. President broke up their honeymoon. It's because of this disagreement that we've seen one of the most devastating wars in Somalia's history, leading to millions displaced and hundreds of thousands dead. But war is expensive and militias need food for their families, and Jaad (an amphetamine-based stimulant) to stay awake for the fighting. Therefore a good clan-based Warlord must look out for his own fighters. Aidid's men turned to robbing aid trucks carrying food to the starving masses, and reselling it to continue their war. But Ali Mahdi had his sights set on a larger and more unexploited resource, namely: the Indian Ocean.
Already by this time, local fishermen in the coastline of Somalia have been complaining of illegal vessels coming to Somali waters and stealing all the fish. And since there was no government to report it to, and since the severity of the violence clumsily overshadowed every other problem, the fishermen went completely unheard. But it was around this same time that a more sinister, a more patronizing practice was being put in motion. A Swiss firm called Achair Parterns, and an Italian waste company called Progresso, made a deal with Ali Mahdi, that they could dump containers of waste material in Somali waters. These European companies were said to be paying Warlords about $3 a ton, where as in to properly dispose of waste in Europe costs about $1000 a ton.
In 2004, after Tsunami washed ashore several leaking containers, thousand of locals in the Puntland region of Somalia started to complain of severe and previously unreported ailments, such as abdominal bleeding, skin melting off and a lot of immediate cancer-like symptoms. Nick Nuttall, a spokesman for the United Nations Environmental Program, says that the containers had many different kinds of waste, including "Uranium, radioactive waste, lead, cadmium, mercury and chemical waste." But this wasn't just a passing evil from one or two groups taking advantage of our unprotected waters, the UN Convoy for Somalia, Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, says that the practice still continues to this day. It was months after those initial reports that local fishermen mobilized themselves, along with street militias, to go into the waters and deter the Westerners from having a free pass at completely destroying Somalia's aquatic life. Now years later, that deterance has become less noble, and the ex-fishermen with their militias have begun to develop a taste for ransom at sea. This form of piracy is now a major contributor to the Somali economy, especially in the very region that private toxic waste companies first began to bury our nation's death trap.
Now Somalia has upped the world's pirate attacks by over 21 percent in one year, and while NATO and the EU are both sending forces to the Somali coast to try and slow down the attacks, Blackwater and all kinds of private security firms are intent on cashing in. But while Europeans are well in their right to protect their trade interest in the region, our pirates were the only deterrent we had from an externally imposed environmental disaster. No one can say for sure that some of the ships they are now holding for ransom were not involved in illegal activity in our waters. The truth is, if you ask any Somali if they think getting rid of the pirates only means the continuous rape of our coast by unmonitored Western vessels, and the production of a new cancerous generation, we would all fly our pirate flags high.
It is time that the world gave the Somali people some assurance that these Western illegal activities will end, if our pirates are to seize their operations. We do not want the EU and NATO serving as a shield for these nuclear waste-dumping hoodlums. It seems to me that this new modern crisis is a question of justice, but also a question of whose justice. As is apparent these days, one man's pirate is another man's coast guard.
Pointer has some questions:
It's a story and it can be believed, but think about it. Why should criminals be dumping waste from Europe over the wall near the coast of Somalia? The Atlantic Ocean is not that far away and if there is that less control they can dump it into the Atlantic depth of 400-4500 meters.
Why do they attack other ships than the "bunch of ships" there are with criminal intent, illegal dumping or fishing alike?
Why is illegal practice never reported and why did the pirates never catch an illegal ship?
http://confrontaal.blogspot.com/2009/04/knaan-talks-with-davey-d-about-truth.html
Somalia has been without any form of a functioning government since 1991. And despite its failures, like many other toddler governments in Africa, sprung from the wells of post-colonial independence, bad governance and development loan sharks, the specific problem of piracy was put in motion in 1992.
After the overthrow of Siyad Barre, our charmless dictator of twenty-some odd years, two major forces of the Hawiye Clan came to power. At the time, Ali Mahdi, and General Mohamed Farah Aidid, the two leaders of the Hawiye rebels were largely considered liberators. But the unity of the two men and their respective sub-clans was very short-lived. It's as if they were dumbstruck at the advent of ousting the dictator, or that they just forgot to discuss who will be the leader of the country once they defeated their common foe. A disagreement of who will upgrade from militia leader to Mr. President broke up their honeymoon. It's because of this disagreement that we've seen one of the most devastating wars in Somalia's history, leading to millions displaced and hundreds of thousands dead. But war is expensive and militias need food for their families, and Jaad (an amphetamine-based stimulant) to stay awake for the fighting. Therefore a good clan-based Warlord must look out for his own fighters. Aidid's men turned to robbing aid trucks carrying food to the starving masses, and reselling it to continue their war. But Ali Mahdi had his sights set on a larger and more unexploited resource, namely: the Indian Ocean.
Already by this time, local fishermen in the coastline of Somalia have been complaining of illegal vessels coming to Somali waters and stealing all the fish. And since there was no government to report it to, and since the severity of the violence clumsily overshadowed every other problem, the fishermen went completely unheard. But it was around this same time that a more sinister, a more patronizing practice was being put in motion. A Swiss firm called Achair Parterns, and an Italian waste company called Progresso, made a deal with Ali Mahdi, that they could dump containers of waste material in Somali waters. These European companies were said to be paying Warlords about $3 a ton, where as in to properly dispose of waste in Europe costs about $1000 a ton.
In 2004, after Tsunami washed ashore several leaking containers, thousand of locals in the Puntland region of Somalia started to complain of severe and previously unreported ailments, such as abdominal bleeding, skin melting off and a lot of immediate cancer-like symptoms. Nick Nuttall, a spokesman for the United Nations Environmental Program, says that the containers had many different kinds of waste, including "Uranium, radioactive waste, lead, cadmium, mercury and chemical waste." But this wasn't just a passing evil from one or two groups taking advantage of our unprotected waters, the UN Convoy for Somalia, Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, says that the practice still continues to this day. It was months after those initial reports that local fishermen mobilized themselves, along with street militias, to go into the waters and deter the Westerners from having a free pass at completely destroying Somalia's aquatic life. Now years later, that deterance has become less noble, and the ex-fishermen with their militias have begun to develop a taste for ransom at sea. This form of piracy is now a major contributor to the Somali economy, especially in the very region that private toxic waste companies first began to bury our nation's death trap.
Now Somalia has upped the world's pirate attacks by over 21 percent in one year, and while NATO and the EU are both sending forces to the Somali coast to try and slow down the attacks, Blackwater and all kinds of private security firms are intent on cashing in. But while Europeans are well in their right to protect their trade interest in the region, our pirates were the only deterrent we had from an externally imposed environmental disaster. No one can say for sure that some of the ships they are now holding for ransom were not involved in illegal activity in our waters. The truth is, if you ask any Somali if they think getting rid of the pirates only means the continuous rape of our coast by unmonitored Western vessels, and the production of a new cancerous generation, we would all fly our pirate flags high.
It is time that the world gave the Somali people some assurance that these Western illegal activities will end, if our pirates are to seize their operations. We do not want the EU and NATO serving as a shield for these nuclear waste-dumping hoodlums. It seems to me that this new modern crisis is a question of justice, but also a question of whose justice. As is apparent these days, one man's pirate is another man's coast guard.
Pointer has some questions:
It's a story and it can be believed, but think about it. Why should criminals be dumping waste from Europe over the wall near the coast of Somalia? The Atlantic Ocean is not that far away and if there is that less control they can dump it into the Atlantic depth of 400-4500 meters.
Why do they attack other ships than the "bunch of ships" there are with criminal intent, illegal dumping or fishing alike?
Why is illegal practice never reported and why did the pirates never catch an illegal ship?
http://confrontaal.blogspot.com/2009/04/knaan-talks-with-davey-d-about-truth.html
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:37
Des pirates au repos
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piporiko Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:37
colocolo a écrit:Mouche pa bay manti.
Lè mwen te piti, sanguinè sayo tale lage yon dal Déchets Toxiques nan yon plaj ke tout moun te konnen ale benyen nan Gonaives.
Men gen plis bagay ke sa mouche di a.
Mouveman sa a, gen kob ladan li tou.
SE TE MOUN KI TE NAN E LYE AK LAME DAYITI WI KI TE FE SA.LES FRERES PAUL.EPI MOUN AP MANDE POU MALANDREN SA YO TOUNEN SOU MOUN .POU BET SOVAJ SA YO AP PAWEZE.
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piporiko Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:38
colocolo a écrit:Des pirates au repos
MWEN PRESKE GEN SEPATI POU YO.OU PA WE YO SANBLE AK MOUN KATYE POPILE AN HAITI?
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:40
Des pirates se preparent
Dernière édition par colocolo le Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:43, édité 1 fois
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 19:43
Le Cerveau des Pirates
Wi Pipo, se nou nan Raboto.
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 21:41
Lè ou nan grangou anyen paka rete'w...
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Marc H Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 21:46
Ils peuvent pecher du poisson au lieu de jouer aux chimères assassins. D'ailleurs leurs ancêtres allaient à la chasse à la pêche pour se nourrir. Poukisa yo pa fe sa si yo grangou vre. Se yon bann asasen ki merite mare... Je n'ai absolument aucune sympathie pour des bandits
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revelation Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 21:59
Colocolo di: Wi Pipo, se nou nan Raboto!!!
Mesi boss papa!!
Se moun sa yo ke w ta vre kom wol model??
Yon seri de volo ak asasin kap rele tet yo Gad Kot!!
Ki swadizan ap fe patrouille e siveye bato kap vinn lage fatra toxik, se pirat kap atake bato tourist, bato kontener, bato gazolinn, bato manje charite.
Yo pa jamb kenbe yon bato toxik, ni nou pa tande greenpeace ak lot environmantal aktivist yo pale de sa.
Nou pa we ke moun sa yo sanble ak arab muslim!!
Yo pa vle we lot neg tet grenn, nen plat, djol epe ki pa sanble ak yo!
Se masakre ke neg sa yo ap masakre ti neg parey nou nan Darfour, Soudan.
Mesye an nou sispand reve, an nou pa detounen ni pirate sije a!!
Piratri pa yon bel bagay e nou pa ta remen we sa nan Karayib la tou pre lakay nou!!
Sispand glorifye kriminel!!
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 22:10
Marc a écrit:Ils peuvent pecher du poisson au lieu de jouer aux chimères assassins. D'ailleurs leurs ancêtres allaient à la chasse à la pêche pour se nourrir. Poukisa yo pa fe sa si yo grangou vre. Se yon bann asasen ki merite mare... Je n'ai absolument aucune sympathie pour des bandits
Comment peuvent-ils pecher du poisson si l'eau est empoisonée?
Pourquoi ne pas les renier comme Revelation?
Ce serait plus facile.
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Rodlam Sans Malice Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 22:16
Mwen pap tolere kriminel non men se sa filosof la tap di ya ki frap par le P perira par le meme P.se pa konsa moun ak zye ble yo te konn al lanse afriken tou.Jodya si afriken yo ap lanse yo tou e byen se la lwa de la jeng kite toujou an vigè ki ap kontinye.Mwen pa di ke yo al jete matyè toxik nan dlo moun yo non ni mwen pa di sa pa ka rive tou paske nou wè sa te rive an ayiti deja byen ke se te ak konplisite gwo zotobre frè Chef mafioso ki te nan kasern dessalines la..Fok lom blan konnen se pa li sel ki met planet la tou.se fasil pou mesye po nwa ki genyen zanset gaulois yo kriye se manti se yon paket volè ki ap kidnape les fils du bon dieu,men tou lè se yo ki ap masakre milyon afriken pou yo eksplwate richess kontinan ou pa tande tout rele sa yo non.
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revelation Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 22:21
Mesi boss papa!!
Se moun sa yo ke w ta vre kom wol model??
Yon seri de volo ak asasin kap rele tet yo Gad Kot!!
Ki swadizan ap fe patrouille e siveye bato kap vinn lage fatra toxik, se pirat kap atake bato tourist, bato kontener, bato gazolinn, bato manje charite.
Yo pa jamb kenbe yon bato toxik, ni nou pa tande greenpeace ak lot environmantal aktivist yo pale de sa.
Nou pa we ke moun sa yo sanble ak arab muslim!!
Yo pa vle we lot neg tet grenn, nen plat, djol epe ki pa sanble ak yo!
Se masakre ke neg sa yo ap masakre ti neg parey nou nan Darfour, Soudan.
Mesye an nou sispand reve, an nou pa detounen ni pirate sije a!!
Piratri pa yon bel bagay e nou pa ta remen we sa nan Karayib la tou pre lakay nou!!
Sispand glorifye kriminel!!
Revelasyon
Se moun sa yo ke w ta vre kom wol model??
Yon seri de volo ak asasin kap rele tet yo Gad Kot!!
Ki swadizan ap fe patrouille e siveye bato kap vinn lage fatra toxik, se pirat kap atake bato tourist, bato kontener, bato gazolinn, bato manje charite.
Yo pa jamb kenbe yon bato toxik, ni nou pa tande greenpeace ak lot environmantal aktivist yo pale de sa.
Nou pa we ke moun sa yo sanble ak arab muslim!!
Yo pa vle we lot neg tet grenn, nen plat, djol epe ki pa sanble ak yo!
Se masakre ke neg sa yo ap masakre ti neg parey nou nan Darfour, Soudan.
Mesye an nou sispand reve, an nou pa detounen ni pirate sije a!!
Piratri pa yon bel bagay e nou pa ta remen we sa nan Karayib la tou pre lakay nou!!
Sispand glorifye kriminel!!
Revelasyon
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 23:11
Revelation,
Pirates ou pas, ces gens nous ressemblent.
On se plaignait que l'homme africain n'était pas entré dans l'histoire assez, eh bien aujourd'hui, il essaie de faire son entrée comme Christophe Colomb en 1492.
Pirates ou pas, ces gens nous ressemblent.
On se plaignait que l'homme africain n'était pas entré dans l'histoire assez, eh bien aujourd'hui, il essaie de faire son entrée comme Christophe Colomb en 1492.
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jafrikayiti Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 23:32
Mesye, mwen pa t espere chanje opinyon nou ak videyo antrevi Knaan bay la. Mwen deja konnen gen nan nou ki kwè nan levanjil selon CNN - kidonk, kontinye bwè nan sous nou abitye fè konfyans.
Sèl sa m ap kontinye fè se ede pote plizyè pespektiv ki pèmèt yon analiz pi konplè.
Gen nèg ki gen tan kite vye reflèks anti-Afriken yo pran fos pou yo koumanse fè komantè rasis (anti-yomenm) sou fizik mesye Somalyen yo). M ap mande si anpil nan nou pa sibi menm maladi Michael Jackson nan ki gen lè te konn wè yon timoun cheve lis, po woz, nen pwenti - lè li te konn gade tèt li nan glas. Si nou te pran san nou koute sa Knaan t ap di nan antrevi li bay yo, nou ta tande li di ki jan zon "kon Lafrik la@ (horn of Afrika) se bèso LIMANITE kote yon seri moun ki reprezante dènye echantiyon pi ansyen moun ki te janm abite latè (sa vle di nan ADN yo gen tout ADN nou jwenn toupatou sou latè - yo se papa ak manman NOU tout), se moun sa yo ki menase pou sivilizasyon yo a disparèt - epi olye trajedi y ap viv la enspire puisans yo aji pou ede sove limanite - se kagezon komès ki gen tout valè devan je yo. Lè nou gen tan, ale gade pwofil farawon 25kyèm dinasti a, Larèn Tiye, Akenaton, Toutankamoun elatriyem nou va remake se menm fizik yo genyen ak Knaan ak frè ak sè Somalyen, Etyopyen sa yo. Nou kapab li sa ansyen save Grèk yo te di osijè grandèt sa yo.
http://godisnotwhite.com/HistoryEnglish.htm
Pou m fini, m ap fè nou remake Knaan pa janm di li kontan sa mesye yo ap fè nan moman an. Li senpman di, nan mitan tout preyokipasyon yomenm Somalyen yo genyen, kesyon komès blan yo pa alatèt lis la. Se senpman yon refleksyon lojik epi veridik tut moun lib kapab konprann.
Li di tou, odebi mesye yo te jwe wol gadkot, sa sipoze li rekonèt ka gen devyasyon ki fèt - kote mesy yo ak bout zam ki nan men yo (an pasan se made in USA yo ye tou) kite tanta anvayi yo - men jan ak lèot pirat ki sou lanmè a - ki gen lame ak peyi ki pi byen oganize pase pa yo.
Misye fè nou remake tou, depi tout pale anpil yo komanse, pa gen 1 grenn Somalyen ki touye yo grenn etranje. Yo te pran otaj, men, yo p at touye pèsonn. Sa mande reflechi yon ti kal pi lwen ke limit labouyi CNN ap plede chofe rechofe bannou bwè maten midi swa a. men, libète se pran yo pran sa....menm lè li gratis.
Jaf
Sèl sa m ap kontinye fè se ede pote plizyè pespektiv ki pèmèt yon analiz pi konplè.
Gen nèg ki gen tan kite vye reflèks anti-Afriken yo pran fos pou yo koumanse fè komantè rasis (anti-yomenm) sou fizik mesye Somalyen yo). M ap mande si anpil nan nou pa sibi menm maladi Michael Jackson nan ki gen lè te konn wè yon timoun cheve lis, po woz, nen pwenti - lè li te konn gade tèt li nan glas. Si nou te pran san nou koute sa Knaan t ap di nan antrevi li bay yo, nou ta tande li di ki jan zon "kon Lafrik la@ (horn of Afrika) se bèso LIMANITE kote yon seri moun ki reprezante dènye echantiyon pi ansyen moun ki te janm abite latè (sa vle di nan ADN yo gen tout ADN nou jwenn toupatou sou latè - yo se papa ak manman NOU tout), se moun sa yo ki menase pou sivilizasyon yo a disparèt - epi olye trajedi y ap viv la enspire puisans yo aji pou ede sove limanite - se kagezon komès ki gen tout valè devan je yo. Lè nou gen tan, ale gade pwofil farawon 25kyèm dinasti a, Larèn Tiye, Akenaton, Toutankamoun elatriyem nou va remake se menm fizik yo genyen ak Knaan ak frè ak sè Somalyen, Etyopyen sa yo. Nou kapab li sa ansyen save Grèk yo te di osijè grandèt sa yo.
http://godisnotwhite.com/HistoryEnglish.htm
Pou m fini, m ap fè nou remake Knaan pa janm di li kontan sa mesye yo ap fè nan moman an. Li senpman di, nan mitan tout preyokipasyon yomenm Somalyen yo genyen, kesyon komès blan yo pa alatèt lis la. Se senpman yon refleksyon lojik epi veridik tut moun lib kapab konprann.
Li di tou, odebi mesye yo te jwe wol gadkot, sa sipoze li rekonèt ka gen devyasyon ki fèt - kote mesy yo ak bout zam ki nan men yo (an pasan se made in USA yo ye tou) kite tanta anvayi yo - men jan ak lèot pirat ki sou lanmè a - ki gen lame ak peyi ki pi byen oganize pase pa yo.
Misye fè nou remake tou, depi tout pale anpil yo komanse, pa gen 1 grenn Somalyen ki touye yo grenn etranje. Yo te pran otaj, men, yo p at touye pèsonn. Sa mande reflechi yon ti kal pi lwen ke limit labouyi CNN ap plede chofe rechofe bannou bwè maten midi swa a. men, libète se pran yo pran sa....menm lè li gratis.
Jaf
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jafrikayiti Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 23:37
Colo ekri: "il essaie de faire son entrée comme Christophe Colomb en 1492".
Mwen pa dako colo! jiskaprezan mesye Somalyen yo pa kite patiraj yo ale volo byen lot moun. Se LAKAY yo yo ye. Jiskaprezan yo pa touye pyès moun ki pa atake enterè yo. Christophe Colomb ak makonn zengledo ki te avè l yo, se plizyè milyon inosan yo te ATAKE - MASAKRE - epi apre sa yo mache bay manti sou yo, vire laverite tèt anba nan liv pwopagann rasis ki kontinye ap fè dega jouk jounen jodi a. Kanta pou krim ki kache anba wob monpè, amè ak monseyè kadejakè ki te mache ansanm ak zenglendo 1492 yo menm se pa pale.
Alos, nou pa dwe eseye konpare sa ki pa konparab kanmarad!
Jaf
Mwen pa dako colo! jiskaprezan mesye Somalyen yo pa kite patiraj yo ale volo byen lot moun. Se LAKAY yo yo ye. Jiskaprezan yo pa touye pyès moun ki pa atake enterè yo. Christophe Colomb ak makonn zengledo ki te avè l yo, se plizyè milyon inosan yo te ATAKE - MASAKRE - epi apre sa yo mache bay manti sou yo, vire laverite tèt anba nan liv pwopagann rasis ki kontinye ap fè dega jouk jounen jodi a. Kanta pou krim ki kache anba wob monpè, amè ak monseyè kadejakè ki te mache ansanm ak zenglendo 1492 yo menm se pa pale.
Alos, nou pa dwe eseye konpare sa ki pa konparab kanmarad!
Jaf
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Invité Jeu 16 Avr 2009 - 23:47
jafrikayiti a écrit:Colo ekri: "il essaie de faire son entrée comme Christophe Colomb en 1492".
Mwen pa dako colo! jiskaprezan mesye Somalyen yo pa kite patiraj yo ale volo byen lot moun. Se LAKAY yo yo ye. Jiskaprezan yo pa touye pyès moun ki pa atake enterè yo. Christophe Colomb ak makonn zengledo ki te avè l yo, se plizyè milyon inosan yo te ATAKE - MASAKRE - epi apre sa yo mache bay manti sou yo, vire laverite tèt anba nan liv pwopagann rasis ki kontinye ap fè dega jouk jounen jodi a. Kanta pou krim ki kache anba wob monpè, amè ak monseyè kadejakè ki te mache ansanm ak zenglendo 1492 yo menm se pa pale.
Alos, nou pa dwe eseye konpare sa ki pa konparab kanmarad!
Jaf
Jaf,
Bèl rale.
Ou mete lod e map tann sa lot entèvenan yo pral di.
Kenbe di.
Bondie pa ni Blan ni Nwa, li se Esprit.
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Invité Ven 17 Avr 2009 - 10:50
revelation a écrit:Nou pa we ke moun sa yo sanble ak arab muslim!!Colocolo di: Wi Pipo, se nou nan Raboto!!!
Yo pa vle we lot neg tet grenn, nen plat, djol epe ki pa sanble ak yo!
Se masakre ke neg sa yo ap masakre ti neg parey nou nan Darfour, Soudan.
Mesye an nou sispand reve, an nou pa detounen ni pirate sije a!!
Piratri pa yon bel bagay e nou pa ta remen we sa nan Karayib la tou pre lakay nou!!
Sispand glorifye kriminel!!
Revelasyon
Revelation,
Ou fè'm sa a?
Paske yon Nèg mete pèmanantt ou li fèt ak cheve siro pa vle di, li pa nan ras Afriken an anko.
Paske yon Nèg se musulmam pa vle di li pa nan ras Afriken an anko.
Paske yon Nèg se volè pa vle di li pa nan ras Afriken an anko.
Si lot peyi Nèg yo ta tombe di menm bagay la pou nou, ou pa panse yo tap rejete nou e nou tap rete san fanmi?
Ayiti se peyi ki bay plis volè sou latè beni.
Kontrèman ak volè sa yo kap atake etranje, volè Ayisien yo se Ayisien parèy yo yo volè.
Lè map pale ou de volè Ayisien, mwen pap pale de kèk ti kidnapè men gwo volè ki nan Palè Nasional, La Chamb, ONA, elatriye.
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Bon Paulo Ven 17 Avr 2009 - 18:05
Nous vivons la nouvelle donne internationale : le terrorisme contre l’opulence cynique = le petit empêche le grand de faire kaka parce que le grand empêche le petit de manger (piti-an anpeshé gran-an kaka paské gran-an anpeshé piti-an manjé).
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