Kentake on the front page

[Joey]

Check it out y'all:

http://thesuburban.com/content.jsp?s...0&cnid=1008635

[Pain]

100,000 damn krakkas killed!! Now that's what da hell I'm talkin' bout. Ha!!

[Im The Truth]

Look at one of the forums member all in the newspaper..... go 'head Mama Kentake!

[Nesayem]

We can always count on Kentake and Enatama to represent. Let me go get my brother (he just turned eight) and speaks very highly of sistah Kentake. I hope there are sistahs fighting the good fight like Kentake when he is old enough to date. lol. Because......

It's good seeing people organizing to confront these issues and speak on these issues that are effecting our people. Next time they have got to let her be a panelist because we all know she takes no prisoners!. Im glad to see she was able to share her ideas on pan-Afrikanism with the news group because you never know how another Afrikans spirit can be uplifted by seeing sistahs like Kentake who are very unapologetic about their ideas and share a very passionate message about Afrikan/Black nationalism.

[G.O.D.F.A.T.H.A.]

This is whats good in the hood! Uhuru!

[BlackQueen]

Queen Kentake and her precious Prince are representing the future of our people! Uhuru!!!!

[Kentake]

Hotep,
Please take note that the sistah who took the photo of me never stated that she was going to post it on the front page!! i did make some comments etc. which are considered "radical" (according to Montreal-negraw standards ofcourse) and based on that i think her cdat aucasian superiors decided for it to be displayed on the front of the SUBURBAN, which is a JWEISH-RUN LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN MONTREAL....ok so i called the paper today and asked to speak to the sistah who took the photo of me Cassanda Leader, i was told she does not work there but rather she is just doing stage for her journalism degree, so i was transferred to the editors' voice message machine and left my email address for her to get back at me.anyway what i want y'all to know is i was unaware of my photo being displayed in this method that it was and i am not in agreement with it, especially knowing dat yurugu jews made the final decision for it to be on the front page.

Sistah Kentake.

[AzaniaSpeaks]

Greetings! ImHotep!

Asante sana for the posting!

While we all salute and respect each other when we "represent" the spirit and power of "Blackness" we must at all times be aware of "security!"

I visited my beloved Kentake and Enatama in Montreal earlier this year: and let me tell you there is no BPP or BLA or any other militia that will rescue her from whatever backlash that these Jews have set her up for by splattering her face all over the front page!

We can be aware, empowered and "radical" without putting our necks in a noose: it has ALWALYS been my contention that a "comrade" (sistah or brotha) behind bars (or otherwise "closed off" from us) is a family member beyound our reach.

Further, we would all be well served to stop alerting the Demon Possessed of our inner workings and/or presence. Let us become "the Shadow" that stalks and removes that which is destroying us -- not the sitting ducks that we make of ourselves when speaking from a position of non protection.

And YES, while I know ultimately that Power AND Protection is Within each of us, I also know that it has to be developed, nurtured and honored -- not flaunted against the "odds!" Choose your battles wisely and "walk softly carrying a sharp spear and a mighty club!"

I love you -- all day and forever -- from a place of Power AND Protection!

[Revolutionary_Student]

Greetings warriors,

It's good to see sistah Kentake representing for the movement like she always does.

Sistah Kentake, after reading your views printed in the paper, I don't see anything that would be considered remotely radical. You just told it like it is. Nothing extremist or radical about looking at slavery from "...a holistic and pan-Afrikan outlook."

You represented and that's what's up! Keep it up sis! Forward!

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by Revolutionary_Student

Greetings warriors,

It's good to see sistah Kentake representing for the movement like she always does.

Sistah Kentake, after reading your views printed in the paper, I don't see anything that would be considered remotely radical. You just told it like it is. Nothing extremist or radical about looking at slavery from "...a holistic and pan-Afrikan outlook."

You represented and that's what's up! Keep it up sis! Forward!

Dang...I missed this. I know the sister hasn't been to these forums for awhile...but I agree with Revolutionary_Student. After reading her views printed in the paper, I don't see anything that would be considered remotely radical either. Keep doing what you do!