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Catch A Fire - Movie and Black in America 2-gctid35769

Started by pain, Jul 28, 2009, 04:52 PM

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pain

From: cpohio1940@aol.com
Date: Mon Jul 27, 2009 6:36 am


For those of you that watched Black in America2, you need to watch a movie that came out two years ago entitled: Catch A Fire.  Derek Luke (Antwone Fisher, Biker Boyz, Miracle at St. Anna, Madea Goes To Jail, etc.) does a tremendous acting job as he portrays South Kmtyw freedom fighter Patrick Chamusso (who is shown at the conclusion of the movie).  The living conditions for our South Kmtyw people are mind boggling. The poverty level in amerikkka pales in comparison to how our people are forced to subside on a pittance in the richest country (mineral wise) in the Kmt if not the world.  It is sickening.  We, the Diaspora, need to get a collection of clothing, furniture, etc., to send to our people in South Kmt and other countries in Kmt to assist our brothers and sister who are dying because of the filthy conditions under which they are forced to live.  It is obvious that liberation from the whites in South Kmt (and the other countries) is just an administrative move (on paper) because the whites in that country (as well as the other countries) still control the rich mineral deposits (diamonds, gold, cobalt, etc.) and profit from them which does not spell a decent living for our people there. If, after watching this movie, their living conditions does not touch your soul, something is wrong.  This movie and Black in America2 (which tells the true story of how our people are forced to subside), is enough to make a negro turn Black.
They can call you whatever they want, he said. "Savior"... "Destroyer".... All that matters is what you choose.


Bear witness to his choice, children, and give thanks to your Gods. And then pray for their mercy.


For tonight, Awoɔ may sleep...


But his rage will never die.


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kofiasr

Wonderful post Pain. I was actually thinking about you  (and others on Abibitumikasa) earlier today. There are about ten people who consistantly post relevant information here and I am gratefull to you all (you know who you are). I experienced similar filthy dire living conditions during my four month stay in Ghana. The situation in South Kmt and Ghana are just snapshots of the condition and situation facing the Kmtyw Global Collective. But I don't think sending donations is what is needed. Ultimatly I think people like you, who have a firm grip on reality need to use their collective brain power to come up with a Once and for all solution to the Problem. Kmt has been recieving donations for decades. Still, as you pointed out, the problem still remains. The yt world terror dominators, who will have supervision on how our donations are distributed, will still have a strangle hold on South Kmts people and resources. The yt world terror dominators will still be in control of the world. So I say we should extend our range of thinking beyond donations that do virtually nothing besides make us feel good because we did something; something that is in actuallity only a grain of sand on an almost incomprehensable beach of yt world terror domination; a pepple causing a small ripple in a vast ocean. :(