Homeland for Black Americans: A LITTLE ABOUT TANZANIA:::::CIVIL SOCIETY
Movement of Black Americans from America to Africa has to be composed of not just ability but "divine order" to be successful. A country that God divinely inspired me to transition blacks to is Tanzania. About 85 percent of the country's population-mostly poor-lives in rural areas, with 20 percent living in extreme poverty. Smallholder farmers are potentially the largest drivers of economic growth in Tanzania because they account for over 50 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product. However, because they depend exclusively on rain-fed agriculture, their production is usually affected by bad weather, inadequate road infrastructure, etc.
In exchange for modernization and industrialization, we negotiate with Tanzania for land that Black Americans can establish as our homeland. Modernizing agriculture such that crop harvesting is less subject to bad weather and improving country infrastructure with roads, highways and bridges will make Tanzania a thriving country and allow our new nation to grow as a model for other African countries to emulate.
Is Tanzania ready for growth ? A network of more than 3,200 rural agro-dealers will be established in Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi to help small-scale farmers rid themselves of poverty and hunger. In Tanzania, it will be implemented under the Tanzania Agro-dealer Strengthening Programme (TASP) to reduce the time and distance farmers travel to fetch farm inputs. This translates to ...YES....Tanzania is ready for growth
Tanzania is among seven countries in the southwest Indian Ocean region that could reduce poverty through sustainable development of marine resources under a new project financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the World Bank has said. A US $12m grant from the GEF will help these countries to manage their fisheries resources for maximum economic returns, the Bank said following approval of the project by its Board of Executive Directors.
The plight of Black Americans have matured to necessity for a homeland has grown acute. Now, with the backing of God.....a new African American President......more African Americans educated, skilled, trained, experienced and ready to rule.
Already, we have the world bank and GEF involved in improvements in Tanzania. The path has already been greased...and now it is time for Black Americans to take advantage of what has already been started.
Please check out my book at www.trafford.com/06-2972
In exchange for modernization and industrialization, we negotiate with Tanzania for land that Black Americans can establish as our homeland. Modernizing agriculture such that crop harvesting is less subject to bad weather and improving country infrastructure with roads, highways and bridges will make Tanzania a thriving country and allow our new nation to grow as a model for other African countries to emulate.
Is Tanzania ready for growth ? A network of more than 3,200 rural agro-dealers will be established in Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi to help small-scale farmers rid themselves of poverty and hunger. In Tanzania, it will be implemented under the Tanzania Agro-dealer Strengthening Programme (TASP) to reduce the time and distance farmers travel to fetch farm inputs. This translates to ...YES....Tanzania is ready for growth
Tanzania is among seven countries in the southwest Indian Ocean region that could reduce poverty through sustainable development of marine resources under a new project financed by the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the World Bank has said. A US $12m grant from the GEF will help these countries to manage their fisheries resources for maximum economic returns, the Bank said following approval of the project by its Board of Executive Directors.
The plight of Black Americans have matured to necessity for a homeland has grown acute. Now, with the backing of God.....a new African American President......more African Americans educated, skilled, trained, experienced and ready to rule.
Already, we have the world bank and GEF involved in improvements in Tanzania. The path has already been greased...and now it is time for Black Americans to take advantage of what has already been started.
Please check out my book at www.trafford.com/06-2972
As-Salaam Alaikum Brother Jamal:
If you saw some historic footage of nations like Congo or Tanzania or Nigeria and how they have/had big disciplined militaries, huge sky scrapers, well laid out streets, ect.....you wouldn't recognize it as Africa. You'd think you were looking at Nazi Germany or some well organized European nation!
You don't see a lot of grass and trees and jungles, you see big cities like L.A. or Chicago with millions of people and thousands of buildings. As many problems as they have....Africans have thier own cities and militaries, more than WE have here in America. Nearly every African who comes to America has a degree and can speak several languages.
You only get the most backwards jungle images on television here. Many of us are getting our images of Africa from National Geographics and those damn Tarzan movies and stuff they show you on American television.