It is a pity that a man of the limited intellectual calibre and weak political character like Haile Selassie became Emperor of Abyssinia at so crucial a time in the political history of the world. Unfortunately, Abyssinia lost the controlling influence of a political personality of patriotic racial character like the late Menelik, whose loyalty to his race and devotion to his country excelled all his other qualities, to the extent that he was able to use that very strength to continuously safeguard the interests of the Ethiopian Empire. What he did so well to preserve, a cringing, white slave hero worshipper, visionless and disloyal to his country, threw away. This is the impression the serious minded political student forms of the conduct of the ex-Emperor of Abyssinia.read more
Rastafarians refer to this article as the Prohecy by Marcus Garvey. It welcomes the crowning of Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia. The article is reproduced here by Rasta livewire verbatim as it was first published in November 8, 1930 in Garvey’s Jamaican newspaper, The Blackman:read more
Several global financial institutions started off as slave profiteering firms before growing into multi-national behemoths of today. Many acknowledged their links to slavery. Others have apologised for and have set up programs to make amends. read more
Just like Michael Jackson who died on the same day, they, the pharma-medical purveyours of bad medication killed the 62 years old actress. Here is an excerpt from the Naturalnews.com. It makes for an opening of the eyes:read more
The Rothschild Bankers the Freshfield Slavers and the rise of Capitalism in the Britain and America: The Slaving Enterprises of the British Empire: By OguEjiOfo Annuread more
A Black Japanese Sumo Wrestler Click on images and judge with your own eyes. Can the leopard change his spots? Can the Ethiopian change his skin? – OguEjiofo Annu
Researchers are attempting to develop a new treatment for type 2 diabetics with the help of a special Nigerian tea used as a treatment in traditional Nigerian medicine. read more
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