Without a fight, nor even a sabre-rattle, history itself has been surrendered to a foreign people with no racial, cultural, or religious link to the ancient Egyptians.
The Blundering Generals Leading Negrodom to Death: Part V: Abiy Ahmed Ali
Conducting the war as a deranged imposter in Menelikโs old clothes, believing himself an Ethiopian monarch of old, presiding over life and death across all Ethiopia, Mr Ali is fully immersed in an age of African bloodletting.
The Art of Begging, Posturing & Surrendering: The Farcical Theatre of 21st Century Race Leadership
And just like that, Act 1,000,000, Scene 1 of the never-ending play was ready for the stage.
The Blundering Generals Leading Negrodom to Death. Part II: Chuka Umunna
โThou knowest in the state of innocence Adam fell; What should poor Jack Falstaff do in the days of villainy?โ
Rape, Assault, Murder: The Fate Of Black Women
If history has taught black women that they are not safe in the presence of white men, modernity has reinforced the fact that neither are they safe in the presence of black men.
The blundering generals leading Negrodom to death. Part I: Afua Hirsch
This is not only a general who blunders, but one who leaves the field of battle, laden with the wealth of the dying, having fired not a single shot in anger.
Note to Negrodom, the Dutch are perverse. What is it that Europeans get from painting their faces black, that black people just donโt get?
A miasma of colonial vestiges hangs over all Amsterdam as the black-faced whites descend upon the city; resurrecting the sorrowful days of colonial Orange.
Black women, children and men are being raped by UN โpeacekeepersโ; who cares?
More cases of rape by peacekeepers have occurred in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, Haiti, Liberia, South Sudan and Ivory Coast than in all other UN missions combined.
Too many Black men dying in police custody? Prepare the graves, more will be murdered
'Just as Tennyson warned the then Prime Minister William Gladstone, so Mrs May is being warned; โwe are too tender to our savagesโ, allow us to oppress the blacks.'
A source of pride or shame? The fight for recognition, a war of attrition, and the Black Poppy Rose
The BlackPoppyRose is a symbol of the emboldened black left and the cultural war underway.