Given thanks for di word which is life and for life which is spoken by InI comforter Holy Emmanuel I, Jah Rastafari.
Di I Would love fi start out by saying di I isn't perfect suh if ur perfect stay away from mi. Secondly di I respects life and ne one who tries fi live by di right cuh no one by mon is perfect ogle by Jah site cyan yuh be dat. For he is di one who creates and he is perfection. He is di one tuh judge InI di power is in no one else but H.I.M.
Thirdly I would jus love tuh seh and mek di ppl kno dont stress ne thing. everyone ins searching tuh find and define dem self. If u a go thru a ting. it jus fi build u and teach u tings. Nuh vex wid no one cuh death soon come after dat, stress, headache, worry, e.t.c. jus try fi do di best u cyan do ina life and follow di right. life is not as haad as ppl mek it. kno ur needs get dem and forget ur wants. Dem di ones dat get ppl ina trouble. Stay bless beautiful ppl and may Jah guide and protect u all.
White Supremacist Protest in Jena, La.
JENA, La., Tue Jan 22, 07:52 AM
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A crowd mostly made up of members of the media listened as four white separatists demanded white rights, severe prosecution of six black teens accused of beating a white school mate and an end to the Martin Luther King holiday.
But the speeches didn't last long.
The "Jena Justice Day" planned Monday by the white supremacist Nationalist Movement ended about two hours earlier than organizers had planned, with most participants leaving long before that.
Still, Richard Barrett, a Nationalist spokesman, declared the day a success. He noted the group was successful earlier in having set aside the city's demand that it put up $10,000 to hold its rally and that it had collected about a dozen signatures to end the city's newly established interracial committee.
"We backed down the mayor, backed the committee down," he said. "So the chances are good we'll back the Jena Six down and Martin Luther King Day down as well."
The group opposes support of the so-called Jena Six — the six black teens whose case in September sparked one of the largest civil rights demonstrations in recent years — and a holiday for King, the slain civil rights leader.
About 50 white supremacists showed up Monday, with 27 marching to the high school and back before the speeches began.
About 100 counter-demonstrators turned out briefly to wave signs and shout slogans before marching away.
Chants of "No KKK!" from the mostly college-aged counter-demonstrators were met with a chant from the separatists that contained a racial epithet.
Several demonstrators reportedly showed up with guns. But there was just one arrest reported during the day — that of a man authorities identified as William Winchester Jr. of New Orleans and a member of the New Black Panthers.
The arrest came after dozens of state police, at one point, forced back 10 people, dressed in New Black Panther uniforms who had gathered around a podium where Barrett was to speak. The man identified as Winchester broke away from that group and was booked with battery of a police officer and resisting arrest. Members of the New Black Panthers at the scene declined to comment.
Nearly all the demonstrators and the counter-demonstrators appeared to be from outside of Jena.
John N. Hill, Jr., 58, of Monroe, La., said he felt compelled to come denounce the white separatists.
"Nobody fears these people anymore," said Hill, who is black. "If you confront evil you can stop it. If you don't confront it, it grows like weeds."
Race relations in Jena, with a population of about 2,800, have been in the news since the arrest of the black students accused of beating the white teen in December 2006.
About 20,000 people peacefully marched in support of the Jena Six in September.
Five of the black teens were charged with attempted murder, leading to accusations that they were being prosecuted harshly because of their race. Charges have since been reduced.
"I think people here are tired of all of this," said LaSalle Parish sheriff-elect Scott Franklin. "And it's a shame for this to happen on this day especially. But hopefully this will be the end of it. Both sides have had their say now."
--- OneLove I Love You wrote:
Life is precious. It is not meant to be wasted. It is worth living, and living meaningfully. We should ask ourselves what we need in life? What do we need to make of ourselves? What contributions do we make to society?
We need to reach the full stature of our personality. We need to grow in Love, Wisdom and in favour with God and all of Humanity. We have to make our personality bloom, make our life fruitful. Be kind, generous and useful to society. We need to develop our abilities and talents as best as we can. We have to be genuine people, honest to ourselves to everyone and sincere in dealing with our fellow Brethrens and Sistrens. Bless! For the greatest ability is dependability. What happens to us seldom depends on us. What we do depends on what we are. What others do to us is not sometimes in our control, but how we respond to what they do to us depends on who we are.
We are not only what we need to become. Every thought of ours, every word, every deed and every desire of ours leaves its autographs on us and shapes ourselves. We are the sum total of God Gifts to ourselves and our own doing with ourselves. If we need to reach a definite place, it logics follows that we must take all the steps necessary to reach there. We should do nothing and take no step which will take us away from our goals. OneLove! OneNess! Bless
Perception, Principle, Morals, Upliftment, Respect, Life lessons, making bad choices and learning from dem, being yourself, yu have nothing tu prove tu nobody except tuh de god in yu. InI muss learn how tu co-exist wid ppl and respect dem but yu nuh haffi X-cept dem zeen? If ppl wud stop worry bout what ppl tink and practice humility, meakness, and analize dem self. If ppl would stop bad talk ppl and start uplift ppl, if ppl would stop study ppl flaws unless they R tryn tu show dem di Right and di one recieven di criticism is actually reiceven it and fixn dem self. Mek dem be. Everybody is Wuks in the maken of rightousness. Membah di most high formed InI from di Earth b4 InI became in di likeness ah JAH. (symbolic) and tu be dat which is divine yu haffi go thru life and life nuh easy. Tu everyone MANY BLESSING FROM D MOST HIGH GOD. Emperor SELASSIE I, JAH RASTAFARI.
SELF RELIANCE hon. Prophet John (Marcus Garvey I) seh !
R ova X, Life ova death, memba d sabbath, peace and love, Redemption, Repartriation, Repatriation. and ah mon of right is god in d flesh, ah mon of X is di devil in d flesh. Holy Emmanuel I seh!
Further unno education, break everychain, nuh judge, tru equality, raspect, and freedom, justice H.I.M. stand fa.
Blackstarline
About one century ago a man by the name of Marcus Garvey started one of history’s most progressive movements that shook the entire world.
After traveling through different countries he realized that the black populaition around the world faced similar obstacles to freedom, and that the causes that produce those obstacles are also similar. That spurred him to establish in 1919 the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League; UNIA-ACL. The main purpose was black upliftment and African unity.
Although the headquarters and base for this remarkable Pan-African organisation were in the United States, there were several important divisions in the Caribbean, Central- and South America, Asia and of course Africa. What these divisions all had in common was consciousness of being Africans. Regardless if they spoke Spanish, English or French they were Africans.
Although the organisation did not reach its final destination, it has inspired movements and activsts from the very beginning, and still continues to exert tremendous impact on the world today. Kwame Nkrumah, Malcolm X, and The Black Panthers are just some of those who found inspiration in this great Pan-African movement.
One of the head cornerstones of the UNIA was the Black Star Line. This was a shipping line incorporated to link Africans around the world and create an independent economic development. Hence to take controll of our own destiny.
Our name the BLACKSTARLINE is a symbolic tribute to its predecessor, and a continuation in the spirit and tradition of African consciousness.
The speaker of the Ivorian National Assembly said in an interview:
“What is required is that all those who are today concsious of the dificulities encountered in the attempt to reform the UN, difficulities encountered by the African Union to resolve crises due to influence exerted over the leaders by ex-colonial powers, must mobilise to spread information in African countries, create networks across Africa to defend the rights of the African masses wherever they are violated.”
Ghanian writer Ayi Kwei Armah wrote:
“What is needed is an intelligent recognition that the addiction to old colonial habits and boundaries is poisoning life in Africa on a daily, hourly basis. Change would come in the form of unity. To work toward unity significant numbers of Africans would have to grow into a new and active sense of continental identity. It sounds obvious but needs stating: it will take concsious, active Africans, individuals and groups ready to live purposefully as Africans, to create the human Africa of the future.”
We the BLACKSTARLINE crew find all this as obvious calls to organise and activate ourselves and our fellow Africans. One person can not do everything, but all of us can do something. BLACKSTARLINE intends to contribute to the Panafrican tradition by providing our visitors with up to date information about what is going on in the African world. In addition to this, we are working on a community to function as a platform for dedicated Africans to meet and interact with each other.
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blessed hon. Yu need fi go a sabbath school, read, and grow ina ur self. Relize thee world for what it is and know dat ppl do wrong but wuh mek dem wicked is wen di consuming a blaze and dem noh change fi dem ways. As long as u a try fi do thee right my lawd, but again u bobo must strengthing ur faith and certain thing u will site from a distance and certian things u jus noh waan fi do seen. Noh mek ppl worri u my lawd. ina ur meditation yu mus I-tinuley mek the best jus as everyone else ina life. Ppl do things my lawd and regret. Never regret learn from and mek the best outta it. Stay bless my lawd and get serious about dis order my lawd. Dis yah a great order. blessed hon. prophet.
Jah said if one person a study thee right ina babylon that person shall be spared. No sheep left for de slaughter my lord. Many R called few R choosen bobo. De name weh u have is powers ina dat name hon. Ina di Good book which is thee book of life which has manifested into flesh Amon. The black christ. Thee mon said, from the womb I have known u. Read that book my lord and si thee powers of that prophet. Everymon that stands for thee right will bi giving the X such as InI beloved comforter. memba all di good mon ina di book of life. Some good ppl nuh go mek it either. If you dont hold thee commandment of our lord ina your heart and follow them my lord. A judgement.
Hon. prophet if yuh want fi know more bout what a gwaan in a bobo hill contact thee congress tuh know a gwaan. My lord InI need fi stay in contact with thee congress, bobo nuh bother deal with no mix up ting.
Blessed honourable prophet Jeremiah. blessed love in the mighty words of the comforter which is life. Holy Emmanuel I, king Selassie I, Jah Rastafari. My lord you know bobo nuh really deal with thee reggae music . A bless page though. You need fi go a new Jerusalem school my lord, tru yu deh pon di right track. Dis a noh race of who cyan get there faster. It's a test of endurance. This yah a test fi see who can hold di principles and the order of di faith. This is a order of prophet, priest, and king order hon. this is the order of Melchizedek. May you stand under the banner of righteousness. Do not what the heathens do my lord ! for there reward is now on earth. Memba what you do for Zion will be great in Zion. U have made a choice of salvation my lord. U have choosen the right. life ever lasting, life over death. right over wrong, black over white. May di words sound of di most high guide and protect thee and if ever yu catch fire may it be dat of the purging and not thee fire of consuming.
Blessed love in the name of his Majesty Emporer Haile Selassie. How good an how plesent it is to dwell in His pressence. May alla ur journeys be safe and prosperous.Peace an love.