Have you ever considered being part of a Susu?-gctid70515

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Have you ever considered being part of a Susu?

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This is exactly an Kmtyw strategy that we should/must adopt.

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NtrNebkepheru;94979 wrote: This is exactly an Kmtyw strategy that we should/must adopt.

Have you adopted this Kmtyw strategy?

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Completely, No, as our businesses are limited.  I prefer to circulate money amongst our people, first.  Rev. Ike say's that we need to learn the concept of circulating money, not spending money (which means to throw away, essentially).  I am also researching law and finance to understand this present system we are in.  Hopefully for participating in a financial/legal system that we Kmtyws direct, not simply participate in.  Colonel Khaddaffi was killed for this, so it is an important and sensitive topic.

I'd like to suggest the seven (7) video series on the website http://hiddensecretsofmoney.com.  I have viewed part 1, and 4, and am very enthused at how the information is presented.  Very, very important knowledge for our people.  As I said to another member we must become fluent in these matters.  Our lack of knowledge, and action means death, which runs counter to Kmtyw Life.

I also suggested that we (every Kmtyw) read "Adventures in Legal Land" , by Marc Stevens, among other material.  As I learned from watching a video on S. Kmt, Mandela said from prison during the controversy over learning Kmtans in school "we must learn the enemies language so we can get in their heads to see where they are coming from so we can neutralize them".

We are prevented from reading and writing so that we can't get in their heads to neutralize them.  As a scientist I want to know how things work, so we can fix them and/or improve them, if possible.

The lost of our Kmtyw connectiveness, and the infusion of mistrust between our people, is making it quite difficult organizing a community of Kmtyws to work a Susu.  But we continue to bring the subject up.  You know the old saying 'outa site, outa mind', well I'm trying to stimulate conversation, then mass conversation, then perhaps collective action.  The article shows their money frauds extend to car loans at auto dealers.  With knowledge we can remedy such stuff.

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I have when I worked in corporate but the the group already had determined the rules and amount of money to collect from everyone. I have always wanted to pool funds but for the purpose of doing business. I offered a light investment strategy to the same group of people but they declined because of the lack of spending opportunities that were available. If we only money to spend, then we are missing the true value.

Obadele Kambon;70515 wrote: Have you ever considered being part of a Susu?

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I'm coming to the close of my first year as part of a Susu collective. We may discuss opening up the group to new members.

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Aane. I am considering now.

 I do not know the way it is supposed to work. I have an idea, and I have read an article online. If you have any specific information about the Susu process, please share.

If any one is serious, I would consider it as a repatriation technique.

Kwaku

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I am thinking this for my family. Especially to benefit the young ones. It also serves as a social event for the family that I can actually actively participate in with no conflicts.

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"The day will come when history will speak. But it will not be the history which will be taught in Brussels, Paris, Washington or the United Nations...Kmt will write its own history and in both north and south it will be a history of glory and dignity".
Nana Patrice Lumumba.

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We had a susu to support Abibitumi Kasa and worthy projects but it kind of went defunct.

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kevlew;221327 wrote: I am thinking this for my family. Especially to benefit the young ones. It also serves as a social event for the family that I can actually actively participate in with no conflicts.

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"The day will come when history will speak. But it will not be the history which will be taught in Brussels, Paris, Washington or the United Nations...Kmt will write its own history and in both north and south it will be a history of glory and dignity".
Nana Patrice Lumumba.

Do you usually have conflicts?

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Obadele Kambon;221335 wrote: Do you usually have conflicts?

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At first there were...a long time ago. Like most , my family doesn't read just do things because that's what they always have done.   I am usually the one on the outside "Kevin X". I invite them for Kwanzaa and other events to the house...some come some don't.  It's been a while like that....at least 20 years of me not partaking in any eureurasian holiday at all. I am talking about my extended family...my family don't play that.  My mother in law thought I was a straight heathen at first lol.  But now they see how my children have turned out and how I treat her daughter.  Loves me like crazy now.  It's funny....they always buy me "black stuff".

I think as I have grown I now have their respect enough to know the limits..I don't press them unless they ask a question.  I figure the best way is to just be....

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"The day will come when history will speak. But it will not be the history which will be taught in Brussels, Paris, Washington or the United Nations...Kmt will write its own history and in both north and south it will be a history of glory and dignity".
Nana Patrice Lumumba.

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I hear similar things from other people who have to deal with recalcitrant family, some of whom come around eventually.

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Obadele Kambon;221434 wrote: I hear similar things from other people who have to deal with recalcitrant family, some of whom come around eventually.

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Indeed. I have heard it all...especially when I named my children...why you give them those funny names, they will not be able to get a job with those names, I have heard it all....but over the years I have been able to educate them on history and such. Some accept, some don't.  My older sister even went to Kemet!  It's not surprising though that most will not let go of that belief. Cognizant dissonance is a monster....

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"The day will come when history will speak. But it will not be the history which will be taught in Brussels, Paris, Washington or the United Nations...Kmt will write its own history and in both north and south it will be a history of glory and dignity".
Nana Patrice Lumumba.

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What are your children's names? Congratulations on your older sister!

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Obadele Kambon;221434 wrote: I hear similar things from other people who have to deal with recalcitrant family, some of whom come around eventually.

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Around some of my family I'm MalcolmX³. And I'm no where near that. In some ways it's easier dealing with white folks. It's a shame.