Posted on 02/17/2010 10:37:28 AM PST by Masti
For documentation of Arab racism, the Arab project in Africa since 640AD, and what Arabs intend to do to Black Africa through the US of Africa, please consult the CAACBA Papers, available from sundoor999@gmail.com. I shall here simply draw attention to the lessons of Sudan where the Arab minority regime has been implementing this Arabisation project since 1956.
The lessons of Sudan: Sudan, a country of black Africans ruled by an Arab settler minority, is a prototype of the US of Africa. Sudan's Arab leaders have proclaimed: Sudan "is the basis of the Arab thrust into the heart of Black Africa, the Arab civilising mission." -- President Nimeiry of Sudan, 1969, quoted in [Opoku Agyeman, "Pan-Africanism vs Pan-Arabism," Black Renaissance 1 (1), January 1994, p. 39]
"We want to Islamise America and Arabise Africa." - Hassan El-Turabi, chief ideologue of Jellaba-Arab minority rule in Sudan, 1999, quoted in [Peter Adwok Nyaba, "Afro-Arab Conflict in the 21st century", Tinabantu, Journal of African National Affairs Vol 1 No 1. 2002, p. 27.
In pursuit of this mission of Arabizsing Sudan, "Over the past 50 years, the (Jellaba) Arabs have embarked on a programme of changing the demographic configuration of the country in their favour. This is to be achieved through wars of extermination of the African people in southern, western and central Sudan, and their enslavement and one-sided marriage of African women to produce the Jellaba. On the other hand, the Arabs from Egypt and the Middle East are encouraged to settle and acquire land in the Sudan under the guise of agricultural investment."-- Peter Adwok Nyaba, "Arab Racism in the Sudan" p. 146, in Prah, Kwesi ed., Racism in the Global African Experience, Cape Town: CASAS, 2006, pp.145-186
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Islam...a slavery of your mind.
Oh shit. Not again. Fetch my body cutter and cross.
As a friend told me years ago, the first victims of Islam... are Muslims.
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