Rest In Uhuru Nana Kuntu (Bro. Del Jones)...

[Akyeame Kwame]

From Da Frontline
From Da Frontline (excerpt)
By Del Jones


Most of us throw the word revolution around until, like whites, we distort the seriousness of the term.

It must be understood that revolution is a process and not an event. Therefore, we are always involved with the revolutionary struggle. Sometimes we are making advances and other times we are being driven back.

Most of us can't tell, because we are ideologically weak, brainwashed and politically retarded. "The Amerikkkan Nigger Factory" is responsible for the state of consciousness amongst our people trapped in this nation. Malcolm taught us "that a child is not born dumb but made dumb." This apparatus, "Nigger Factory" that carries out the tasks of miseducation 'n anti-Afrikan propaganda is key to the maintenance of our collective madness making cartoon characters outta of our people. And they laugh, they exploit and murder us globally undetected by most of their victims as the beat goes on.

Those who are loyal and teach the truth are avoided by the brainwashed, the Negroes and the punks as the race moves ever closer to annihilation. Naked dancin' women, broken blunted men and unprotected children litter the globe drowning in victimization.

Conscious culture cadres, community organizers and nationalistic folk struggle against time and wage a royal rumble with very little except Afrikan creativity, spirituality and our traditional courage. Fearlessness is key ingredient locked in our melanin, our genes, our DNA, is what I say. Outta the drum we come! Revolution is matter-in-motion, its ancestral energy and a fierce pride possessed by those who know. Every time the enemy think they have bleached our minds by promoting our behinds, cultural cadres will sound the war gong and it is on.

Trapped in their genocidal dope-jam we rally, again and again. When all seems lost new cultural cadres fight their way through to serve the Afrikan Revolution. Every time the ovens are lit, the biochemical juice is being swallowed and police executions are stepped up we respond. Outta the smoke of war comes: Dead Prez, Mos Def, Talib, Common, The Coup, the Marley Clan, The Roots, Banju Banton, Erykah Badu, Lauren Hill, and others representing to the highest.

Earlier we had Nina Simone, the Last Poets, Watts Prophets, Bob Marley, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Peter Tosh and others. The work of Public Enemy, KRS-One, Paris, Scarface and others came later and they are still on the menu. You must always have progressive music if you want to foster a progressive movement.

It is our culture which beams lasers into the consciousness of those who are avoiding the truth, the reality, the pain. They deliver the word, no matter how tight the Amerikkkan Nigger Factory gets we break through and defend the people with the best we have.

At the same times books, web sites, cyber-war, bleeds thru the "great white lie" and delivers the word. We are beat up, we are bleeding and in this state we are dangerous, let our enemies beware. We are not going quietly into the night, ya gotta bring ass to kick ass. The pavements, jungles and deserts are red with our blood, our religious temples are burning and our backs are jammed up against the wall.

Civil Rights clowns are now mere chocolate Amerikkkan collaborators working hard to save Amerikkka. These puppets, punks and suckers fan out across the globe kickin' U.S. foreign policy as they attempt to stamp out fires. Outta chaos comes order.

Jesse Jackson, Colin Powell, Andy Young, Vernon Jordan and anyone else who works for the enemy need the sheet pulled off their ass for participating in Amerikkkan imperialism. You can't represent Amerikkka abroad without being a stooge, I don't care who the hell ya are. More importantly, you can't be aiding white supremacy and down with us too. Negroes locked in the antiquated Civil Rights mode are mere dreamers, political felons and backward slaves who would rather die then be expelled from this stolen land.

Write them off, it's New Jack time, our strategies 'n tactics for tomorrow demand loyalty to the race, self love and the Afrikan Patriotism of Lumumba, Dedan Kimathi, Carlos Cooks, George Jackson, Fred Hampton, Thomas Sankara, Kwame Nkrumah, Seku Ture, Harriet Tubman, Nanny, Yaa Asanteewaa, Zumbi, and others.

Tell me, in what capacity can we use Civil rights reformist? We are facing extermination and they are talking about co-habitation. It is a filthy madness, move them off point, it is time to create new organizations, collective leadership, a new vision and new goals 'n objectives...seen?

We must avoid the cult of personality, no more super stars. O.K? All the above must color your thinking Black for the rest of ya life. There is no time to play games with religious leaders, civil rights and professional crisis hustlers swimming in the blood of the slaughter. Listen clearly, food and the weather modification are now their most powerful weapons. Add them to an arsenal that includes: miseducation, religion, biochemical weapons, anti-Afrikan propaganda, medicine, toxic dumping, neo-colonial lackies, police/military power and TERROR! Consequently, we have come full cycle, the land must change hands. We must take back that which was taken, it caused the destruction of Black civilization. Ya feel me? We must take it back the same way it was taken, by force. It is the only way, we have spent centuries proving that fact... all systems go!
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[manifestdestiny]

rest in uhuru Nana Kuntu
We must take back that which was taken, it caused the destruction of Black civilization. Ya feel me? We must take it back the same way it was taken, by force. It is the only way, we have spent centuries proving that fact... all systems go!


this is powerful

[Akyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by manifestdestiny

rest in uhuru Nana Kuntu
We must take back that which was taken, it caused the destruction of Black civilization. Ya feel me? We must take it back the same way it was taken, by force. It is the only way, we have spent centuries proving that fact... all systems go!


this is powerful

All systems go indeed. Nana Kuntu is a part of ensuring that this one will. R.I.U.

AK

[Nesayem]

Wow, this is so heartbreaking to hear. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. He has made so many valuable and unforgetable contributions to the movement, may he rest in uhuru.

[Majadi]

Baba Kuntu is a warrior completely in step with the youth, always on time, always bold, always representing uncompromising Afrikan Power! He walks with us still, making sure we are on point. As a writer, and former broadcast journalist I was often inspired by his commentaries on our war on Global Aryanism!

All Afrikan Power to Him and his family forever!

All Systems Go!

[rebelAfrika]

This was BRILLIANT! We have sustained a serious loss with the passing of brutha Del Jones.

Originally Posted by Akyeame Kwame

From Da Frontline (excerpt)
By Del Jones


Most of us throw the word revolution around until, like whites, we distort the seriousness of the term.

It must be understood that revolution is a process and not an event. Therefore, we are always involved with the revolutionary struggle. Sometimes we are making advances and other times we are being driven back.

Most of us can't tell, because we are ideologically weak, brainwashed and politically retarded. "The Amerikkkan Nigger Factory" is responsible for the state of consciousness amongst our people trapped in this nation. Malcolm taught us "that a child is not born dumb but made dumb." This apparatus, "Nigger Factory" that carries out the tasks of miseducation 'n anti-Afrikan propaganda is key to the maintenance of our collective madness making cartoon characters outta of our people. And they laugh, they exploit and murder us globally undetected by most of their victims as the beat goes on.

Those who are loyal and teach the truth are avoided by the brainwashed, the Negroes and the punks as the race moves ever closer to annihilation. Naked dancin' women, broken blunted men and unprotected children litter the globe drowning in victimization.

Conscious culture cadres, community organizers and nationalistic folk struggle against time and wage a royal rumble with very little except Afrikan creativity, spirituality and our traditional courage. Fearlessness is key ingredient locked in our melanin, our genes, our DNA, is what I say. Outta the drum we come! Revolution is matter-in-motion, its ancestral energy and a fierce pride possessed by those who know. Every time the enemy think they have bleached our minds by promoting our behinds, cultural cadres will sound the war gong and it is on.

Trapped in their genocidal dope-jam we rally, again and again. When all seems lost new cultural cadres fight their way through to serve the Afrikan Revolution. Every time the ovens are lit, the biochemical juice is being swallowed and police executions are stepped up we respond. Outta the smoke of war comes: Dead Prez, Mos Def, Talib, Common, The Coup, the Marley Clan, The Roots, Banju Banton, Erykah Badu, Lauren Hill, and others representing to the highest.

Earlier we had Nina Simone, the Last Poets, Watts Prophets, Bob Marley, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Peter Tosh and others. The work of Public Enemy, KRS-One, Paris, Scarface and others came later and they are still on the menu. You must always have progressive music if you want to foster a progressive movement.

It is our culture which beams lasers into the consciousness of those who are avoiding the truth, the reality, the pain. They deliver the word, no matter how tight the Amerikkkan Nigger Factory gets we break through and defend the people with the best we have.

At the same times books, web sites, cyber-war, bleeds thru the "great white lie" and delivers the word. We are beat up, we are bleeding and in this state we are dangerous, let our enemies beware. We are not going quietly into the night, ya gotta bring ass to kick ass. The pavements, jungles and deserts are red with our blood, our religious temples are burning and our backs are jammed up against the wall.

Civil Rights clowns are now mere chocolate Amerikkkan collaborators working hard to save Amerikkka. These puppets, punks and suckers fan out across the globe kickin' U.S. foreign policy as they attempt to stamp out fires. Outta chaos comes order.

Jesse Jackson, Colin Powell, Andy Young, Vernon Jordan and anyone else who works for the enemy need the sheet pulled off their ass for participating in Amerikkkan imperialism. You can't represent Amerikkka abroad without being a stooge, I don't care who the hell ya are. More importantly, you can't be aiding white supremacy and down with us too. Negroes locked in the antiquated Civil Rights mode are mere dreamers, political felons and backward slaves who would rather die then be expelled from this stolen land.

Write them off, it's New Jack time, our strategies 'n tactics for tomorrow demand loyalty to the race, self love and the Afrikan Patriotism of Lumumba, Dedan Kimathi, Carlos Cooks, George Jackson, Fred Hampton, Thomas Sankara, Kwame Nkrumah, Seku Ture, Harriet Tubman, Nanny, Yaa Asanteewaa, Zumbi, and others.

Tell me, in what capacity can we use Civil rights reformist? We are facing extermination and they are talking about co-habitation. It is a filthy madness, move them off point, it is time to create new organizations, collective leadership, a new vision and new goals 'n objectives...seen?

We must avoid the cult of personality, no more super stars. O.K? All the above must color your thinking Black for the rest of ya life. There is no time to play games with religious leaders, civil rights and professional crisis hustlers swimming in the blood of the slaughter. Listen clearly, food and the weather modification are now their most powerful weapons. Add them to an arsenal that includes: miseducation, religion, biochemical weapons, anti-Afrikan propaganda, medicine, toxic dumping, neo-colonial lackies, police/military power and TERROR! Consequently, we have come full cycle, the land must change hands. We must take back that which was taken, it caused the destruction of Black civilization. Ya feel me? We must take it back the same way it was taken, by force. It is the only way, we have spent centuries proving that fact... all systems go!

[Akyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by Nesayem

Wow, this is so heartbreaking to hear. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. He has made so many valuable and unforgetable contributions to the movement, may he rest in uhuru.

It is. He has made many valuable contributions and will continue to from the other side. We will look for him in the whirlwind. We give his family dammirifua due. Condolences.

AK

[Akyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by Majadi

Baba Kuntu is a warrior completely in step with the youth, always on time, always bold, always representing uncompromising Afrikan Power! He walks with us still, making sure we are on point. As a writer, and former broadcast journalist I was often inspired by his commentaries on our war on Global Aryanism!

All Afrikan Power to Him and his family forever!

All Systems Go!

BlackSolutely! I also got the chance to be inspired by him in his many trips to come speak at our family bookstore. We must carry it on! Stay BlackNificent Nana Kuntu!

AK

[Akyeame Kwame]

Originally Posted by rebelAfrika*AAPRP

This was BRILLIANT! We have sustained a serious loss with the passing of brutha Del Jones.

BlackSolutely, Nana Kuntu is always on point! A serious loss indeed.

AK

[Revolutionary_Student]

Rest in uhuru great souljah. Your spirit lives on in us warrior!

[Im The Truth]

Let's carry on the legacy!

[Kalungason]

At this moment, I humbly reflect on Elder Nana Kuntu, now ancestor Nana Kuntu. I internally pour libations to this brother. Yes, brother Del did give'em hell. I recalled in 1996, when I was a student at Southern University-Baton Rouge, Nana Kuntu paid us a visit at the invite of none other than Mr. David Banner or Lavell Crump. This was shortly after the demise of Tupac. Nana Kuntu spoke on that; he had to set the record straight and dispelled the rumors, at least as far as I'm concerned. He spoke about Southern University and all the other so-called HBCUs as nothing but "Ni@@a factories" - just manufacturing new Ni@@as. He ruffled some feathers. At the time, Southern University had a white quarterback, which many of us were uncomfortable with. Guess what, the white boy was there when Nana Kuntu spoke about his a$$. Lavell (I mean David Banner) had billed the event as a Hiphop event and had brought out many who would have otherwise stayed in their rooms if they really knew what it was really about. Needless to say, my fam and I got a really good treat and I will always remember the fearless, sense of purpose and exactitude of Nana Kuntu. Ase!

Kalunagson

[Mamazen]

A sad day indeed.

We must carry on and continue his legacy!

[Min. Paul Scott]

One of the first lecturers I ever had the pleasure of hearing...Rest in UHURU

[Seeking Ma'at]

Originally Posted by Kalungason

At this moment, I humbly reflect on Elder Nana Kuntu, now ancestor Nana Kuntu. I internally pour libations to this brother. Yes, brother Del did give'em hell. I recalled in 1996, when I was a student at Southern University-Baton Rouge, Nana Kuntu paid us a visit at the invite of none other than Mr. David Banner or Lavell Crump. This was shortly after the demise of Tupac. Nana Kuntu spoke on that; he had to set the record straight and dispelled the rumors, at least as far as I'm concerned. He spoke about Southern University and all the other so-called HBCUs as nothing but "Ni@@a factories" - just manufacturing new Ni@@as. He ruffled some feathers. At the time, Southern University had a white quarterback, which many of us were uncomfortable with. Guess what, the white boy was there when Nana Kuntu spoke about his a$$. Lavell (I mean David Banner) had billed the event as a Hiphop event and had brought out many who would have otherwise stayed in their rooms if they really knew what it was really about. Needless to say, my fam and I got a really good treat and I will always remember the fearless, sense of purpose and exactitude of Nana Kuntu. Ase!

Kalunagson

What I would have given to have been a student at Southern when he was there! Wow...

May Ancestor Kuntu rest in UHURU.

*sigh* Yep. The legacy must and will continue.