Introduce Your Afrikan Self To Our Warriors

[afrika]

Originally Posted by Haitianna

Haitianna here, from Chicago, Illinois. I am from Haiti, Obviously. Deeply connected to my african roots. Looking forward to a great experience in this site. :brkdance:

You are very pretty. I visited your site too ....Good work!

[IfasehunReincarnated]

welcome to all the new people.

[www.AhsheEtc.com]

let me intro- myself.....Los Angeles god.... creator of many things name it..and the most high gave me the blue print....its is now the season of my attempt to black wash the world...through the psyche and knowlege of knowing everyone wants to be us...but us..(lol) so we black wash'em all even the us that doesn wanna be us....and protect em with the Red..The Black...and..The Green...

indeed Blessed'
give thanx

Uhuru Sassa
~Rasta

[rebelAfrika]

Originally Posted by DaughterofdaDust

After reading some of the views in the forums I have come to the conclusion that this is not where I want to be. Being an African-American female and being in the military I was more than shocked and amazed, I was hurt by the daggers thrown at myself and other like me who I once called my brothers and sisters (or should I say once called me). I have now learned that I am a sell-out, an Uncle Tom, and an enemy to my people derserving of the utmost hatred and lack of consideration by any decent African-American. This deeply saddens me because I was excited, even to the point where I have been sharing posts by members of the forums with my friends to show them the things that I was learning and decided to just stop lurking and join in the discussions, then I came across a post that I should have read first before making that fatal mistake. I have mentioned this site to only a few other African-American military members and now I am shaken and sorry that I have. To know that I am now regarded as such has been a significant blow to who I thought I was and now instead of being alienated by white society and those who think they are above me I find that I am also alienated by my on...that I'm a turn-coat.

I respectfully ask that Admin remove my account...I will not need it.

I think you are more shocked at how "severe" of a mistake you made (by joining) more than anything else...and so you are throwing your "defenses" up. It's like a "reflex"...and your reaction is to point the finger at us instead of contemplating the "possibility" that maybe YOU have made a mistake. Your mistake however is not irredeemable. I got plenty of comrades that USED to be military...but it's like Alchoholics Annonymous says, "the first step to solving your problem is to first admit that you have a problem." Oh, and long live the DPRK.

[afrika]

Originally Posted by DaughterofdaDust

then I came across a post that I should have read first before making that fatal mistake. I have mentioned this site to only a few other African-American military members and now I am shaken and sorry that I have.

Obviously you have some issues ....where is the offending post?

[Kweku_Omowale]

hello there fellow torontonian, revolutionary greetings, my friends, welcome to a revolutionary site and on move!

[nattyreb]

Nuff respect to all the new members and welcome, please participate freely in all the forums!

Also, i concur completely with Bro. Rebelafrika's response to the "troop" who really needs to take that mess somewhere else anyway! :whip:

Originally Posted by rebelafrika

I think you are more shocked at how "severe" of a mistake you made (by joining) more than anything else...and so you are throwing your "defenses" up. It's like a "reflex"...and your reaction is to point the finger at us instead of contemplating the "possibility" that maybe YOU have made a mistake. Your mistake however is not irredeemable. I got plenty of comrades that USED to be military...but it's like Alchoholics Annonymous says, "the first step to solving your problem is to first admit that you have a problem." Oh, and long live the DPRK.

[Jacuma]

Alaafia Iya Ademidemeji
Its as blessing to welcome you home, kick back, relax and lets continue to get free...

[Nandii]

What influenced me to come to an "Assata Shakur" message board?

My name is Nandii and it was my very blackness and my experience of it, that influenced me to come here...Where I can express it freely and in totallity,
with or to those who are interested in reading and or hearing it.

Habari Gani! My deep and Africanic brothers and sisters. I feel at home.

[Nandii]

Originally Posted by ademidemeji

Alaafia,

I am Yeye Ademidemeji, a ritually initiated Priestess of the Yoruba thunder and fire divinity Shango. I am initiated to a few other things, which just add to the mix that has become me.

I am working to use my ase to free my people and bring healing so that we can enjoy it. I hope we can jump start our live voice chats and work together for progress.

I am happy to be back home and embrace you all and bless you with abundance beyond all measure.

Ire O

Ademidemeji Aamon

First of all, Welcome Home! my sista.

I am really feeling you concerning jump-starting that 'voice chat' option. I feel it is critically needed here. We have so much to positively communicate .
Suppose you hold one end of the rope and I'll turn the other? We can make it happen! If possible for you, I will talk to you in the morning at 8:30am.

And anyone else who is interestd in reviving the "CHAT"

[Ademidemeji]

Alaafia, peace and blessings!

Do feel free to contact me on a workable schedule and topic.

We'll see what we can do.


Let's light the fire and ignite black consciousness!

[DJ RBG]

Welcome all the new members whew!!
Afrika my gifted King asante sana for all the kiswahili you have been posting!! $)

DaughterofdaDust dont worry Sister we going to get you out of that mess..

Ademidemeji you know you home, there is no need for a welcome to you...

Nandii welcome Sister!!! representin Jerzee to the fullest!!

Lord Patch welcome Comrade in kkkanada you got music? we got a station lets hook up!!



we just love new members, thanks for hitting this thread otherwise we might not of known you was here..

[Elisa Keisha]

Ademidemeji !!!! WELCOME BACK!!!

Nandii, sumthin is sendin me positive energy from u! welcome!!

same for lord patch, welcome home!

[afrika]

Originally Posted by DJ RBG

Welcome all the new members whew!!
Afrika my gifted King asante sana for all the kiswahili you have been posting!! $)

Thanks my brother.

FYI: A Good Pig, Is A Dead Pig...

Pig -> Nguruwe
Good - > Nzuri
Dead -> Imekufa or Yamekufa | Not very sure but KUFA means DEAD definitely!

So, it follows that your 'War Cry' translates into Kiswahili like this:

'Nguruwe Nzuri, ni yale yamekufa' .....sister Malaika help out here!

'ni yale' -> 'is that which is'

Calling somebody and especilly a "Mswahili' of Muslim faith..... 'Nguruwe Wewe' ....is a major insult!

Note: Wewe means 'You'

Mswahili -> A Swahili person. Remember 'Kiswahili' is the language of the Waswahili (Plural for Mswahili).

Mimi siyo Mswahili, lakini nina fahamu Kiswahili - > I am not a Mswahili but I am familiar with Kiswahili.

'Fahamu' -> Familiar
'Lakini' -> But

In my country, there are over 40 languages spoken. All groups(Tribes ) speak Kiswahili, the language of the Waswahili. How this came about, I do not know.....all I know is that Kiswahili is the prettiest language on earth. Even the white people who come to Africa quickly fall in love with it!

You should listen to a Mswahili or for that matter a very fluent person speak the language....It's all music to the ears!