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Do you know what? Say what you will, but I respect the Somali approach in the U.S., and I think Rushanites should adopt this. I hate the assimilationist thought-process amongst Rushanites, whether it's integrating into a White-English identity or a homogenised Black-British identity, where they view themselves as no different from a Nigerian, Ghanaian or Somali. The Somali approach: Living in concentrated communities, not adopting Pan-Africanists ideologies of seeing any other Black person as your kin, which permits them to FULLY concentrate their power and resources into bettering other Somalis, and maximising their power. In fact, they will usually be against other Black people migrating to their areas since it would also equate to them losing political influence, resorting to competing with them in the workforce, which may cause Somali unemployment rates to increase. The Somalis do not even see other Black people as the same as them. They refer to "Black people" as "Madow", which means "Black", while not believing that they are also "Madow" - which makes them develop an insular mentality of only focusing on their group and having group-preference, like exclusively ensuring that they only marry other Somalis. Sometimes they refer to other Black people as "Jareer", which means "kinky hair", an offensive insult. Non-Somalis are overall referred to as "Ajanabis". This mentality has enabled them to accumulate significant political and economic power in places such as Urbancrest, Ohio, where they account for over 37% of the population. Politicians in Urbancrest must ensure that they appeal to the Somali population and implement policies that benefit them, or else they risk losing their votes. This enables Somalis to become a powerful political bloc. This is also the situation in Kenya, where the country has become the largest recipient of Somali refugees. Still, Somalis are overrepresented in business — dominating industries in Kenya, such as Retail and Wholesale Trade, Real Estate, Hospitality, Aviation, and Logistics. This approach has enabled Somalis to increase upward social mobility across Africa and position themselves as what I would refer to as the Jews of Africa. On a local level, Somalis dominate, but when they are left by themselves, they engage in inter-clan violence and create a dystopian, apocalyptic shithole. White people hate Somalis not solely because they are dark skinned but because they are an ideological and political threat, with Islam and how organised they are as an actual community. Yet despite that, Somalis do not associate with other Black people, far more than other Black people like FBA/ADOS, who acquire much flak from Pan-Africans; Pan-Africans do not even bother Somalis since Somalis have power. In contrast, the Afro-Caribbean population, whether in the Caribbean or diaspora, is not group-oriented. For instance, in Jamaican patois, there is no word in its lexicon to describe a person who is not ethnically Afro-Jamaican, which exhibits to the world that it does not value ethnic authenticity. Therefore, it does not value power because power is all about preservation, and if a group does not believe that they are a unique group, in effect, they also think there is nothing to preserve. This is why loser groups from outside of Jamaica, who were losers in their region, like the Lebanese-Christians who lost their country to Lebanese-Muslims, can excel so much in Jamaica. Jamaica glorifies in being a multicultural country, as they say, “Out of Many, One People,” and not focusing on concentrating its power and primarily bettering its Afro-Jamaican population. Even the Japanese have a term for non-ethnic Japanese people in Japan, “Gajin”, which translates to “Outside Person”, and is often utilised to describe people who were born in Japan but are not ethnically Japanese. If a population lacks a word to conceptualise people who are not ethnically the same as them, the population is a failure. This immense lack of ethnic-identity has had such a detrimental impact on the diaspora population in the United Kingdom, i.e. Rushanites, especially with the generation that followed after the Windrush Generation. The second generation of British-Afro-Caribbean people attempted to build an intersectional alliance with South-Asians, exhibiting no regard for concentrating their power on their population. When South-Asians were mass-migrating into the United Kingdom, the Afro-Caribbean people permitted them to label themselves as “Black”, practically believing that they were the same as them and funding South-Asian institutions. When the South-Asians garnered enough power to stand on their own, they disregarded this label and even discriminated against the Afro-Caribbean population. Now, we are seeing this occur with Africans. This is why I aim to create a distinct religion among Rushanites, diverging from the Abrahamic faith and focusing on tangible aspects rather than solely metaphysics, with its commandments and hierarchy, to help a portion of the British Afro-Caribbean population survive and ensure that the Windrush bloodline does not die out. Followers of this faith won’t even be permitted to intermix with other Afro-Caribbean people who do not even believe in it, ensuring complete endogamy. All of its priorities will be focused on furthering its agenda and acquiring power: economic, social, political, spiritual, physical, etc. Throughout at least two/three generations, it could outnumber the remaining British-Caribbean population who may engage in procreating with White-English people, Africans or those who simply do not even have children. War may be coming, and we need to be READY.

Nah, but there was one Ashanti imbecile in @WhyNotKoley’s stream last week — fool tried to argue with me that his people weren’t among the biggest slave traders across the continent… the nerve…

The people who live in modern-day Ghana, which the singular largest ethnic group in Ghana is Akan, which can be divided among subgroups like the Ashanti and Fante were immensely complicit in TAST. Roughly, 12.5 million people were trafficked during the entirety of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, 1518-1889. There are over 300-500 tribes across West Africa. The Ashanti Empire, a civilisation mostly consisting of the Ashanti people kidnapped, trafficked at least 1,000,000 people into TAST — which is almost 10% of the entire TAST estimate from one singular tribe/civilisation. You’re just being intellectually dishonest. It’s the same thing, bozo bubu-batty kisser.

Why are Pan-Africanists so intellectual dishonest? Do you think the Ashanti Empire and Fante peoples’ have their hands washed because they’ve merely changed their nation state’s name to “Ghana”? Is Germany exempt from paying reparations to Jews since Nazi Germany no longer exists, and that Federal Germany was merely formed in 1949? These Pan-Africans are bubu-batty kissers.

Ghanaian woman trying to co-opt the identity and trauma of enslaved people in the New World — you cannot hate these people enough. Your barbaric nation of Ghana should pay reparations.

Typical Africans with their intellectual dishonesty…

Notice how absolutely no ragamuffins from Jamaica is talking about Ghana’s UN proposal and how Jamaica incorporated Ghana, a nation which consists of former slave-trading states like the Ashanti Empire and Fante people who sold their ancestors into slavery is in CARICOM’s reparation claims? As I said, these people are absolutely dunce. When it comes to smoking weed, daggering, murdering, gay this, gay that — they’re all loud. Yet in any intellectual discourse, they’re quiet. The largest voice speaking against Ghana’s proposal amongst Caribbean people, were British-Caribbean people. Even them brain-dead Rastafarians, who haven’t done nothing for almost 100 years. Imagine centring your entire religion on a foreign land; repatriating to a foreign land, deifying a foreign land, benefitting a foreign land when your people bled, sweat, and died on a different soil for over 400 years. This is why you have to respect the Arabs, when they constructed Islam— they insured the holiest sites were in Arabia: Mecca & Medina, that people must pray in Arabic for their prayers to be heard, their holy book written in Arabic, and must pray facing the kabba (Mecca). Absolutely nothing alike to brain-dead, weed-smoking Rastas.

Like clockwork…

Using KSI, a man who has built his career of self-depreciating racism for White amusement as the symbol for “Nigerian” is hilarious. 😂🤣😂🤣

Turkey didn’t even exist back then. The Turks only migrated to Anatolia less than 1,000 years ago 😂🤣😂🤣😂

They literally said they want to be financed in the form of “courses”. So, that’s a lie?

This man is absolutely crazy!

This is a lie, by the way. Also, even if it were true, how does that negate the fact that many African states, especially the Ashanti Empire and Fante people which compromise most of modern day Ghana profited from the trade and were heavily complicit in the Slave Trade? If slavery was not profitable for many African states, why did they war with European powers to maintain the slave trade alongside wrote messages to British representatives like King Osei Bonsu of the Ashanti Empire who wrote letters to British representatives to maintain the trade, rather than ending it? Simply because Ghana did not enrich themselves from the trade, as Europeans did, does not justify them being paid reparations. How can a modern nation that consists of descendants of modern-day slave traders who fought to maintain the slave trade, demand reparations for slavery when its people do not directly descend from the enslaved people in the Americas? Jamaica is absolutely pathetic for incorporating Ghana in CARICOM’s reparations claim. Kemi would easily dismantle this nonsense like she did before.

How did the Ghanaian President “criminalise slavery”? You see how these bubus lie…

In fact, Ghana should pay reparations to the descendants of enslaved people in the Americas. To insinuate that they don’t have to pay reparations since they were colonised later on, is idiotic. It’s like saying a woman who was accosted should not receive justice from the man who violated her since he was stabbed, permanently maimed for a completely unrelated incident. And the fact of the reality is, a large reason why the continent is the way it is, is because people do not place accountability on Africa, especially for its crime. If those in the New World, who descend from enslaved people that were captured and sold by other Africans to Europeans placed accountability on Africa, requesting punitive compensation; the continent would become much better.

No African nation, especially Ghana, which consists of modern territories that contained the Ashanti Empire, one of the most prominent African civilisations that participated in the Slave Trade, enriching itself from the sale of people. The only exceptions are Africans like Cape Verdeans and Sao Tomeans, who directly descend from enslaved people in Africa, who were directly enslaved by Europeans. Apart from exceptions like this, Ghana, definitely should not receive reparations for slavery. The fact that I am even typing this is craziness.

Violence needs to be way up!!!

Nowhere in my header does it say “Jamaican”. I wouldn’t want dirty yardies to try to tether onto my Windrush lineage.

You didn’t make a name for Jamaica, the diaspora made a name for Jamaica. 🥱 “We” 🥱

And here ladies and gentleman is peak intelligence from the people at yard — absolute brain-dead. Honestly makes sense as to why the non-White people can trample on you imbeciles in Jamaica. Imbecile cannot even answer basic questions, but has the audacity to question whether me, a person with a first-class honours degree has been in higher education. For one, who even questions whether someone has been in university, rather than asking them if they’ve got all 360 credits? You must think the UK is similar as the dump you derive from, where it’s virtually impossible to get into higher education. Practically everyone has a degree here, and actually matters is where you got it from. @AndrewHolnessJM Do better. The people are way too dunce in Jamaica. Imagine how brain-dead you have to be to believe that a person with two Haitian parents, born in Jamaica is the same ethnicity as someone who has two Afro-Jamaican parents, and were born in Jamaica. Dunce to raassss!