July 2015 – Page 11

What are your thoughts on the African Union?

The AU is as weak and corrupt as the defunct OAU. It’s headed by Western Imperial client states and puppet regimes like Ethiopia and South Africa. The Liberation and full Decolonization of Africa will not come from “legitimate” bodies like the AU or UN; it must come from the bottom us, though mass organization of African people in Africa and the African Diaspora, through Revolutionary Pan-Africanism.

Invasion, Colonization, Enslavement, Dis-empowerment, Displacement, & Misogyny are all interrelated Black men; as you engage in Misogynistic behaviors you further entrench yourself and our people in oppression.

Brother Diallo, have you read Dylann Storm Roof’s manifesto yet? Really would be interested in your analysis and assessment of it. His manifesto is the typical bullshit about Black people, but his thoughts on East Asians and Hispanics are interesting.

I have not read it, I don’t intend to read it. I’m sure it’s a total waste of time. Like you said, “his manifesto is the typical bullshit,” I already know the typical bullshit. I think these low level White Aggressors get all the attention, when our real problems are the policy makers, those who establish health policy, the Whites who never utter the N-word (in public), who are respectful and sensitive. Those that negotiate...

On one hand it can be a way to generate income for people who are disenfranchised by American government, on the other it tears apart families and creates trauma: what are your thoughts on the drug game? TToya

In reality, dealing drugs do not create trauma, it’s drug policies and social conditions that create the trauma, people turn to drugs to escape their social conditions, or to reduce the pain of unaddressed traumas. I find it hard to find the difference between slanging cheese burgers or slanging crack, except that the cheese burger seller will cause more social damage with their product than the dope dealer.Addiction is a disease, and a...

comfort = complacency. thank you, Diallo.

You know that even if “black revolution” or “black justice” produced that people will remain people and thus there will still be a lot of bullshit. Have you black net bloggers oops I mean “revolutionaries” studied the human history on this planet? Indigenous people were violent as fuck. African tribes European tribes etc all very violent. You net activists are chasing a fantasy.

Your ass talking about “Human History,” I bet you have never read a book written by a Native or Black historian. I bet you can’t even name a Black or Native historian, I bet your ass would be hard pressed to name a White historian, or list 3 books of history you’ve read. Don’t come talking to me about history you W.R.I.T.Also, my rule is; you can’t criticize “bloggers” or “net activist,” if your ass is all up on blogs and...

In a quote you said “So I wouldn’t recomend Dr. Degruy’s works to anyone, there’s far better analysis, Radical, Revolutionist, Pan-African Analysis about the Black mentality, our trauma, and solutions out there to waste time on Liberal Integrationis complaints about PTSS.” So I wanted to know, who do you recommend reading on this subject? Thanks!

I’d recommend:Dr. Bobby E. WrightAmos N. WilsonDr. Naim AkbarDr. Kobi KambonDr. Jacob CarruthersDr. Marimba AniDr. Wade NoblesDr. Francis Cress WelsingNeely FullerDr. Franz FanonBonus:ChinwezuI’ve been limiting my list to ten. So, I guess I’ll stick with that.