(Right) KNOWLEDGE IS POWER 2
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Much props for the Diop... again let me reiterate by saying this knowledge is the reason I fucks wit BGOL
lol a tease is not the word. its almost like a sci fi read (big sci fi fan).
it has an unusual perspective on things.
now be a god and scan the whole thing please
Heck it read like an episode of Star Trek.
I bet you a lot of it is true.
The Sacred Records of Neter
The book is and will be Out of Print Until Neter A'aferti Atum-Re Rooakptah Amun-Re Ank Tah Divan Dr. Malachi Zodoq York El 33'/720' is freed.
http://hesinnocent.com/
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The Sacred Records of Neter
The book is and will be Out of Print Until Neter A'aferti Atum-Re Rooakptah Amun-Re Ank Tah Divan Dr. Malachi Zodoq York El 33'/720' is freed.
http://hesinnocent.com/
Say Nu-Guy do you know a site where those paintings of the black gods can be viewed? Whenever I see them I'm intrigued.
What equipment do i need to create a Rosettastone-like for one AfriKan language? What am i looking at financially?
Fact: AfriKan Cultures are dying at an alarming rate, thanks to who you know. The most affected is the generation born after the colonization era. The educational system, and media have greatly contributed to the alienation of this generation.
How do we get it back? I'm thinking that by saving the languages we can save our history, traditions...OUR IDENTITY.
Transmission of AfriKan knowledge is mostly oral, therefore I believe that having such a system in place would potentially help save some african cultures from extinction, while expanding the knowledge of the AfriKan Diaspora.
The same way they Impose it upon us to learn foreign languages to preserve their history, we should Force upon ourselves to LEARN OUR NATIVE TONGUES.
Damn I speak 4 european languages, but i can't communicate with the Afrikan next door.
I would love to see anyone of you go to Afrika and be able to sit down with a great grand mother/Father and listen to his/her stories and advices, without a translator.
I would love to see anyone of you be able to communicate with East or West Afrikans and LEARN from them, Better TEACH them in their own language.
IF it has been done already please direct me.
BTW: The Rosetta Stone only offers SWAHILI... SWAHILI is not the representation of the entire Afrikan Continent. Find out where the biggest Afrikan empires were, that's where history resides.
Fact: AfriKan Cultures are dying at an alarming rate, thanks to who you know. The most affected is the generation born after the colonization era. The educational system, and media have greatly contributed to the alienation of this generation.
How do we get it back? I'm thinking that by saving the languages we can save our history, traditions...OUR IDENTITY.
Transmission of AfriKan knowledge is mostly oral, therefore I believe that having such a system in place would potentially help save some african cultures from extinction, while expanding the knowledge of the AfriKan Diaspora.
The same way they Impose it upon us to learn foreign languages to preserve their history, we should Force upon ourselves to LEARN OUR NATIVE TONGUES.
Damn I speak 4 european languages, but i can't communicate with the Afrikan next door.
I would love to see anyone of you go to Afrika and be able to sit down with a great grand mother/Father and listen to his/her stories and advices, without a translator.
I would love to see anyone of you be able to communicate with East or West Afrikans and LEARN from them, Better TEACH them in their own language.
IF it has been done already please direct me.
BTW: The Rosetta Stone only offers SWAHILI... SWAHILI is not the representation of the entire Afrikan Continent. Find out where the biggest Afrikan empires were, that's where history resides.
Thats a good idea. Im feelin it fo real. WQHich Afrikan languages would u consider more important to start with. Do you have rosetta stone by the way?? We should probably make our own version of it upon learning how it works. I just started using it recently, and Im feelin it. Doesnt seem to hard to accomplish. Ill look into it and check with any programmers I know.
Thanks a lot. SERIOUSLY. But how much harder would it have been to have dropped a higher quality 700mb version??
BTW, Ill be droppin a nice one soon."Dr. Sebi joins the United Nuwaupian Nation" about 2 hrs.
Plus Bobby Hemmitt and the Nuwaubians"
nice quality of course.
Please drop as much Bobby as you can, I've been missing his tapes for minute now.
I had the same thought a year ago. Good drop. Swahili is a good start, however, due to the vast amount of resources available. I've been studying Swahili along with members of my family for the last year (including my mom). I want to translate all the knowledge I and others I know have into as many African languages as possible. I'm into software development but I'm not a master...yet. Rosetta Stone software shouldn't be difficult to emulate. I also want to translate any knowledge beneficial to building a nation (economics, chemical engineering, waterworks, you name it). This will be good for our people and we won't have to starve doing it. All it takes is discipline and commitment. Since you know 4 languages you realize learning various African languages won't be easy but it's worth the challenge. Do you have any suggestions on languages other than Swahili? I was thinking...
Twi
http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Twi.aspx
Yoruba
http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Yoruba.aspx
Igbo
http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Igbo.aspx
Amharic, Somali, or Tigrinya
http://africanlanguage.com/
Wolof
http://www.africanculture.dk/gambia/ftp/wollof.pdf
http://www.worldlanguage.com/Languages/Wolof.htm
We can't tell our story to the world unless we know the world's languages.
peace..patiently waiting sir.
The map below shows the main branches of Afrikan Languages as well as the most popular ones within these branches.
Whichever language is selected to start this process is fine, since we are more concerned with Duplicating that methodology to the rest of AfriKan Languages.
I have not purchased the Rosetta Stone as of yet. Those who have it can be of great help by identifyng the components, which make this software so successful.
My personal choice would come from the ancient dynasties of Ghana, Mali, Songhai.
-Ghana <Ewe or Akan> (Its Rich History, Its interconnection with Other West African Countries)
-Guinee<Bambara, Malinke, Mende> (A very Rich history as well, and they are also connected to a lot of West African Countries)
To Those Simplifying the importance of African Languages
Little story: One year ago i found that a tribe in Cameroon Called the Bassaa, also existed in Liberia (Someone to co-sign). They Speak the same native tongue, have the same culture but are separated by 8 or 9 countries. We realized it when King Georges Manneh Oppong Weah himself came to play soccer in Cameroon's Championship back in 1988. He surprised everybody from that tribe by listening and talking to them with the same accent, and knew all about their traditions.
The point of the story is that many Afrikan tribes have been misplaced throughout history, but the languages remained...until now. These languages are among the Pivotal Points for the reconstruction of AfriKan History,
Whichever language is selected to start this process is fine, since we are more concerned with Duplicating that methodology to the rest of AfriKan Languages.
I have not purchased the Rosetta Stone as of yet. Those who have it can be of great help by identifyng the components, which make this software so successful.
My personal choice would come from the ancient dynasties of Ghana, Mali, Songhai.
-Ghana <Ewe or Akan> (Its Rich History, Its interconnection with Other West African Countries)
-Guinee<Bambara, Malinke, Mende> (A very Rich history as well, and they are also connected to a lot of West African Countries)
To Those Simplifying the importance of African Languages
Little story: One year ago i found that a tribe in Cameroon Called the Bassaa, also existed in Liberia (Someone to co-sign). They Speak the same native tongue, have the same culture but are separated by 8 or 9 countries. We realized it when King Georges Manneh Oppong Weah himself came to play soccer in Cameroon's Championship back in 1988. He surprised everybody from that tribe by listening and talking to them with the same accent, and knew all about their traditions.
The point of the story is that many Afrikan tribes have been misplaced throughout history, but the languages remained...until now. These languages are among the Pivotal Points for the reconstruction of AfriKan History,
The map below shows the main branches of Afrikan Languages as well as the most popular ones within these branches.
Thanks for the map, makia. I'll dig into the Rosetta software when I get a chance. I know it's essentially pictures and audio files. There is also a type writer component, voice recognition component, etc. Again, I'll do a little research when I have time and post what I find here.
OMFG!!!! Thank you SIR!!!!
this Bobby Hemmit joint Im brewin up is 6 FUCKING HOURS!!! GOT DAMN!!!!!
Washitaw Muurs....
If you've ever read "They Came Before Columbus" or your interested in pre-columbian North American history check this out.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XQ1C79U7
Africa A History Denied
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OPSDQNB1
If you've ever read "They Came Before Columbus" or your interested in pre-columbian North American history check this out.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XQ1C79U7
Africa A History Denied
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OPSDQNB1
Keepin' it up top, right...
Love this thread. It's been so long since I've been here. Glad to be back.
Just finished watchin this. Awesome. BOmbs being dropped left and right, in my arsenal. He Was connectin mad puzzle pieces such as the Moor's presence and foundation in Europe (Spain, France, Engoland/England) . Dropped bombs on the beginning of Caucasian civilization proving none of their philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, and Homer had NO history prior to be failures of students under the Egyptians. I gotta ingest this info and regurgitate this info. now i gotta a start readin this. GOOD Looks. Cant wait to check the Cheik.
Oh you know "The Hitman" can go on forever.
Most of his tapes are at least 4 hours, hell he even had a couple of tapes go up to 12hrs!!!!!!!!
check it out on google video
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5451385386995182730
i watched this last night and it was excellent, great info from a movie that was made over 30 years ago
so who are these light skinned red haired race of people they spoke about from south america? this aint the first time i heard of them. who are they and how do they fit into world history? i also heard once that it was a mis translation in the use of the description "light/white/pale". any info is welcome.
i think they was talking about more aliens, same thing with that mexican god quezocotal
they say dude was really a space alien
I watched a documentary about giants and they were talking about a Indian tribe in North America who were at war with red haired giants. Check around the 3:25 mark.
http://disclose.tv/viewvideo/2464/Giants_Mystery_and_the_Myth___Pt__1_6/
Another Result of the Adama Project ...
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/539675/people_with_ostrich_feet/
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/...969.0.startling_secrets_of_ostrich_people.php
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/539675/people_with_ostrich_feet/
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/...969.0.startling_secrets_of_ostrich_people.php
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