ocho cinco:

Hehehehe

Tayo-D no mind them.

Your politics might stink
but you be fine boy jare.

"While I was at Carmine today, I couldn't believe that there wasn't any mafia, no shooting, no drugs, no vulgar tongue or gesture, no Sopranos, no gambling, no stealing and I didn't even see any European peasant"

What I do not appreciate however, is your silly handle-matching. There is absolutely no reason for you to call me Tayo-D. Leave that game for infants.

You can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all the people all of the time. I remember you caught me off-guard when you swapped 4play for I-man. I have since become an expert in the syndrome that plague you and the gang that are politically joined at the hip with you. Anyway let me leave you to ponder how I was able to decode it. Shalom!

Prizm was Tayo-D and now he is I-man.What an idiot!

I have just taken some minutes to read some other posts by TayoD. He seems to be absolutely in love with anything that is white or pro-west and quick to denounce anything that is non-white or against western propaganda.

Or am I missing a point?

While in Nigeria, I employed Hausa, Igbos and Yorubas without any thought to their tribe. I even provided scholarships to 2 hausa boys who showed keen interests in education but without the resources to pursue their dreams. The first time the thought of ethnicity came to my mind was when my Driver, who was yoruba, commented that he was surprised how openly, freely and closely I relate with people of different cultures, and even employ them without giving prefernce to yorubas.

It is that same attitude I have here. I do not judge people based on the colour of their skin, their ethnicity or nationality. It is the discriminatory WAZOBIA mentality that many Nigerians have, that they have translated to their world-view and thus think anything or anyone different than them must be evil and bad. It would be good if we can set sentiments aside and deal with issues and facts as they are.

Tornadoz accused me of belittling the efforts of people like Jesse Jackson and Rev Sharpton. that is simply not true. That I criticise Obasanjo does not mean I belittle his efforts. I just feel some things they are doing are wrong and will need to be corrected. I did mention some Black leaders who have the same goals as they do but with different approaches that I believe are much better. So accusing me of being anti-black is simply a slap on the face of truth.

So, have you ever criticized Bush, the US or even the West for anything?

Your answer will surely go a long way in further explaining who you are and what you stand for.

Tayo-D:

@Afam,
Just on this topic alone, I did mention that racism is a vice that both Whites and Blacks are guilty of. does that answer your question?

Big B1:

@ mr me too:
By the way, your post is excellent.

Big B1:

If you have a better description for this bastard, please let me know. I will gladly change it.

For now, in my book, he remains a pure racist mongrel (bastard)

Nope, it does not answer the question because the statement was made to defend the allegation that you hated anything black.

Let me make is easier for you?

Has Bush ever done anything wrong as the president of the US?

It is true that the US has done something wrong in its history?

Enjoy!

Tayo-D, Davidylan and I-man.

I don't know what planet you bunch of neo-cons reside in.

But the one me I see has me on the defensive, not because I want to

play victim or suffer bouts of self pity, but because it is cruel to my kind as it has been for

ages.

White people are scandalous. Just look at Russia. When they needed our help, they named one

of their universities after Patrice Lumumba and now they are picking off black people one by one in Moscow.

At least Europeans cover their negro phobia under a cloth of liberal Humanist Enlightenment thinking.

But Americans like O'reilly are so. . .

Abeg I no wan argue jo

I-man:

The question Afam should be asked is whether Bush has ever done anything right.

NINETOFIVE:

You should not be asking questions, you should be furnishing us with all the right things Bush has done, the bliss in in ignorance is insurmountable. Bush is the continuation of American history; first, the extermination of the the Amerindians, then the enslavement of Africans, we all know who's next, can't people just do nothing?

I-man:

What is this incoherent twaddle you are spewing?If you are one of those who think that the tens of thousands of policy decisions Bush has made are all wrong,then you are incurably blinded by prejudice.

ocho cinco:

Obviously Bush has not run the country to the ground
but certain decisions shape the reputations of leaders, for
better or worse.

Bush will forever be remembered for his Iraq decision and for worse
I am afraid.

NINETOFIVE:

There is a complete reflection of those good policy decisions in the pols, I still maintain that ignorance is bliss.

I-man:

Given that this thread relates to race,Bush's perceived failings in Iraq don't fill me with grief.For one thing,I'm neither Iraqi or American.As an African,I'm more interested in Bush's policies in Africa which on balance are better than those of previous adminstrations.

If we were in Arab forum,the users will not declare Bush a failure because of his policies in Africa,they think of themselves first.Look around this forum,every thread about foreign affairs is about the Middle-East and not one single one of us from the Middle-East.

I-man:


Reagan had fantastic polling stats.How does that reflect on his attitude towards racism?

I-man:

The question Afam should be asked is whether Bush has ever done anything right.