What can unite Black Americans along with having our own religion is logic-analytical thinking and reasoning!

@ Harry Watley
No you are not right

Harry,

Francisco Menendez was a first generation African American, a Mandinga, a free black man in 1740 in Florida, and Captain of the free black militia at Fort Mose. He was a Black American and was not born out of the ashes of plantation slavery.

What say you?

Steve, I am not your prophet!

Mr. Soso,

These are the things that send me overboard, so here I go! Aren’t you fu*king stupid to say I am not right. Not right about what idiot? Am I wrong about spelling Saint’s name wrong? Am I wrong about spelling your name wrong? So, what the fu*king are you saying that I am wrong about?

I hate stupidity!

This is an interesting thread. I think I’ll do an opinion piece on it at Chocolat Magazine. Don’t worry, I’ll credit the source for inspiration, Harry.

True Harry, you are not my prophet. I also think you are afraid of rational and analytical thinking.

Mr. Steve,

You remember four years ago when we met you suggested to me to lead my people into the Arizona desert to collect soulful energy and so back to the government? Four years ago your device shows you thought that you were smarter than I am. What I am saying is that you over estimated to yourself. Therefore, you were analytically sizing me up wrongly; you on the estimated my intelligence.

What does that say about my analytical thinking? It says that my analytical thinking is far superior to yours! You are just bitter that Black Americans time has come to be an upright man and no longer be dominated by White Americans Black America’s former slave masters.

Steve I am serious; you are the stupidest White person I have ever encountered!

Harry,

I told you that Francisco Menendez was a Black American, but was not born out of the ashes of plantation slavery. Instead you want to talk about soulful energy from Arizona. Okay.

Yes, I want to talk about solar energy from Arizona unless you admit that this advise of yours was stupid!

SUBJECT

What can unite Black Americans along with having our own religion is logic-analytical thinking and reasoning!

harry, 'blackWhiteRedYellowAmericans' IS only a product of racistIgnorance in the Americas brought to the Americas by the European paganChristianity..............

so logic-analytical thinking and reasoning PROBABLY conclude that 'blackWhiteRedYellowAmericans' HAVE their ownReligion-based on master RacistIGNORANCE

-- like this comment from the selfProfessed 'whiteMan' at an African American Family site steveOradam OR justLying DNA that spews and spawns this racistIgnorance..

'....1740 in Florida, and Captain of the free black militia at Fort Mose. He was a Black American and was not born out of the ashes of plantation slavery...'

What say you?

Thursday, October 23rd 2014 at 9:34AM
Steve Williams

Amerigo Vespuci some say was the name for America

Florida or Arizona are in 2014 UNITED STATES of America-----in 1740 ---they belonged to the Native Tribes of this continent

Florida or Arizona -----in 1740 --- Had NO< NO Americans

In 1868 the UNITED STATES of America(still with no floridaArizona) gave CITIZENSHIP to any Person BORN or had resided in the UNITED STATES ----- American Citizenship

logic-analytical thinking and reasoning of any African American Family in 2014 is that

---- MOST of the comments of the selfProfessed 'whiteMan' are products of FALSE, LYING racistIgnorance and Evil OR ebolaLike, harry -----NOT stupid

ps. fortMose above is Fort Musa

Harry there are companies making money producing solar energy in Nevada. A nation needs money, and Nevada still has a lot of availabe land. Didn't Elijah buy land in Arizona?

Mose, Robert, was the local Indian placename. Had nothing to do with Musa.

@ Harry Watley
At the end of your post you ask the question and I quote "am I right?" Thus my response is No you are not right

SUBJECT

What can unite Black Americans along with having our own religion is logic-analytical thinking and reasoning!

yet

the BIA disease of 'whiteSupremacy'----ebolaLike steveORadam OR justLIAR writes....

".....Mose, Robert, was the local Indian placename. Had nothing to do with Musa. "

Friday, October 24th 2014 at 7:23AM
Steve Williams
**********************************NO, NO why cause You got 'whitePrivilidge' TO LIE and Misconceive.....

Mose meaning and name origin

Mose has the meaning "saviour" and is a variant of Moses (Hebrew): "drawn out of the water".

Mose has 2 variant forms: Moise, Moss.

logic-analytical thinking and reasoning then would LEAD the EDUCATED to think that MOSE could NOT be of Native Floridian origin steveORadam

UNLESS

as many AfricanAsian Historical, Scholastic and Scientific accounts SHOW that the Muslims of West AfricaAsia CAME to the Native Lands at least 670 YEARS before the first European EVEN realized the Earth was ROUND..........

a Great BIA, African American writer once wrote.....

Very interesting Robert.
Some time ago, I came across information that substantiated your premise of the Americas being visited by Muslim adventurers.
Check this out, T-ALLAH-ASSEE, Florida. It is my understanding that a Muslim(s) Explorer named this city in Florida.

Saturday, March 22nd 2014 at 3:51PM
Earl Brown | delete | block member

On October 12, 1492, Columbus landed on a little island in the Bahamas that was called Guanahani by the natives. Renamed San Salvador by Columbus, Guanahani is derived from Mandinka and modified Arabic words. Guana (Ikhwaana) means ‘brothers’ and 'Hani' is an Arabic name that means 'Friendly'.

Therefore the original name of the island was ‘Hani Brothers.’ or Friendly Brothers!

At the same time in this very same region, lived a tribe of Muslim natives known as AlMaamy. In Mandinka and Arabic languages AlMaamy was the designation of "Al-Imaam" or "Al-Imaamu," the person who leads the prayer, or in some cases, the chief of the community, and/or a member of the Imaami Muslim community.

Columbus and early Spanish and Portuguese explorers were able to voyage across the Atlantic (a distance of 24,000 Kilometres) thanks to Muslim geographical and navigational information, in particular maps made by Muslims traders, including AlMasudi (871–957) in his book ‘Akhbar AzZaman’ (History of The World) which is based on material gathered in Africa and Asia.

As a matter of fact, Columbus had two captains of Muslim origin during his first transatlantic voyage:

Anthropologists have proven that the Mandinkas under Mansa Musa’s instructions explored many parts of North America via the Mississippi and other rivers systems. At Four Corners, Arizona, writings show that they even brought elephants from Africa to the area.

Columbus admitted in his papers that on Monday, October 21, 1492 while his ship was sailing near Gibara on the northeast coast of Cuba, he saw a mosque on the top of a beautiful mountain.

The ruins of mosques and minarets with inscriptions of Qur’aanic verses have been discovered in Cuba, Mexico, Texas and Nevada.

http://blackinamerica.com/cgi-bin/show_mem...

I'll look into it Robert.

Mr. Soso,

I will leave it at that since you are not intelligent enough to understand what I am saying. You are unable to explain yourself and that is reason enough to write you off as a damn idiot!