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Egypt & Afrocentric Geopolitics : Essays on European Supremacy
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America's 4th July and ancient Egypt:
From Narmer to Obama - June 26, 2009
As the United States celebrates its independence on 4th July under the leadership of its first African-American president, it is indeed apropos to delineate the direct correlation/connection/linkage between the spiritual belief system of ancient Kemet (Egypt) in the B. C. Era and the founding of the United States of America in the A. D. Era.
Post-mortem on Fifth Summit of the Americas
- Updated: June 14, 2009
The Fifth Summit of the Americas 17-19 April 2009 in Trinidad and Tobago has come and gone; its final Declaration of Port-of-Spain was not "signed, sealed and delivered" by all thirty-four (34) participating heads of government but most importantly, hemispheric leaders totally misunderstood, misread and miscalculated the formulation of US foreign policy toward the region.
Presidential Dictatorship in T&T - May 16, 2009
The recent massive domino-like collapse of the membership of the Integrity Commission brings to the fore the stark reality of the co-existence of dictatorship politics in the Office of the Prime Minister and the Office of the President of T&T.
Let's get U S-Cuba relations straight - April 11, 2009
The purpose of this article is to set the record straight in regard to the Cuban issue at the Fifth Summit of the Americas that is scheduled for 17-19 in Trinidad.
Soca lyrics & moral decadence revisited - March 04, 2009
This article seeks to clear the air as to my obdurate professional assertion that there is a direct correlation between soca lyrics and moral decadence, public pornography cum simulation of sexual intercourse...
Friday 13th isn't Black or negative - March 04, 2009
Now that a Black man has been duly elected as the 44th president of the United States of America, it is a sine qua non that all American-Americans and Afrikan peoples on the Continent and in the Diaspora, including TnT, should be a bit more cautious and sensitive when they apply the label Black to situations, instances and events in every day life.
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