In Return to Khuti: The Great Pyramid and Balanta we learned that the Great Pyramid is properly called “Khuti” and was built by the old Stellar Cult people of Egypt, the followers of Horus called Mesinu, who were descendants of the earlier Mesenti/Mesintu, or followers of Horus Behutet. Now we are going to learn about the conflict with the Mesintu and why our Balanta ancestors migrated from the Nile Valley just prior to the conquest of Menes (Narmer) and the establishment of the first dynasty in Kemet (Egypt).
Excerpt from Balanta B’urassa, My Sons: Those Who Resist Remain Volume 1:
The Mesintu Blacksmiths and Cult of Horus at Edfu
“Metals were introduced into Egypt in very ancient times, since the class of blacksmiths is associated with the worship of Horus of Edfu and appears in the account of the mythical wars of that God.” “The earliest tools we possess in copper or bronze date from the Fourth Dynasty.” (Gladstone on “Metallic Copper, Tin and Antimony form Ancient Egypt,” in the Proceedings of the Biblical Archaeological Society, 1891-92, pp. 223-26).
“…. Copper, tin, and antimony were known to these ancient Egyptians from the earliest times of their Totemic Sociology, thousands of years before the Stellar Mythos, at which period of time the Pyramids of Gizeh were built.”
Maspero is right in associating the blacksmiths with Horus of Edfu.
As I have stated, the Kavirondo Nilotic Negroes work in iron, and also in copper, and amongst these people their blacksmiths are called Yothetth. There is a separate caste called “Uvino,” and amongst the Gemi tribe the blacksmiths were formed into a religious secret society, and still possess all the myths of Horus of Edfu. Horus I was the great chief in their Hero Cult, and “the Chief Artificer in Metals, “i.e. he was recognized as the Chief Hero of this clan or secret society.”
It was these ‘blacksmiths’ – men who knew how to smelt iron ore and to forge the metal into weapons of offence and defense – who formed themselves into the ‘big clan of Blacksmiths,’ having Horus as their astronomical Chief, that came up from the South to the North in pre-dynastic times, and , having conquered the Masaba Negroes and the Nilotic Negroes (Balanta ancestors), who were then the inhabitants of Egypt, established themselves in Egypt, making Edfu their chief city and center. They possessed the knowledge of working in metals, brick-making, and pottery. . . . They could not but meet with success when warring, because they were armed with superior weapons; troops armed with weapons of iron must be successful against those armed with weapons of flint. The Egyptians called these ‘followers of Horus’ Mesintu or Mesinti, which I believe was the original name for all those tribes, and which may now be applied to the Masai group. As we know, Horus was their deified God, and as Edfu became their center, he was styled “Lord of the forge city,’ The Great Master Blacksmith. It was here that they first built a sanctuary or temple which was called ‘Mesnet” The hieroglyphic here proves that these people were those belonging to the Masai ancestors.”
Now, my sons, reconsider what Credo Mutwa (the last living sangoma, or traditional Bantu healer, to undergo the thwasa sangoma training and initiation) has said: “the Watu-Tu-Tsi and the Masai – the Children of the Dragon (according to legend, spawned by the evil serpent with the sole purpose of oppressing and destroying the Bantu).”
In the book, Black Arabia & The African Origin of Islam, Wesley Muhammad writes,
“Even S.O.Y. Ketia, in a number of meticulous studies, found that:
‘The peopling of what is now the Egyptian Nile Valley, judging from archaeological and biological data, was apparently the result of a complex interaction between coastal northern Africans, ‘neolithic’ Saharans, Nilotic hunters, and riverine proto-Nubians with some influence and migration from the Levant. The major variability of early ‘Egyptians’ is thus seen to have been mainly established in the proto-predynastic period by the settling of all these people.’”
Thus, there was a mix of various different people in the Nile Valley area where the ancient ancestors of the Balanta lived. Coming into contact with these different groups of people created conflicts. Diop continues in “Political and Social Evolution of Ancient Egypt”:
“The political unification of the Nile Valley was effected for the first time from the south, from the kingdom of Nekhen in Upper Egypt. Narmer’s Tablet, discovered by Quibell in Hierakonpolis, retraced its various episodes.
The capital of the united kingdom was transferred to Tjenu (Thinis) near Abydos. This was the period of the first two Tjenu (Thinite) dynasties (3000-2778). By the Third Dynasty (2778-2723), centralization of the monarchy was complete. All the technological and cultural elements of Egyptian civilization were already in place and had only to be perpetuated. . . . Petrie affirmed that this dynasty, the first to give Egyptian civilization its almost definitive form and expression, was of Sudanese Nubian origin. It was easier to recognize the Negro origin of the Egyptians when the initial display of their civilization coincided with an unquestionably Negro dynasty. The equally Negro features of the protodynastic face of Tera Neter and those of the first king to unify the valley, also prove that this is the only valid hypothesis….
‘With administrative centralization in the Third Dynasty,’ writes Jacques Piernne, ‘there was no longer any noble or privileged class.’ However, the clergy, guardian of the faith that established the king’s authority, was a corps apart, well organized and relatively independent. Until then it had exercised its spiritual guardianship at the coronation of the king in the temple at Heliopolis. But, to make his power absolute, the king clashed with the clergy. From then on he renounced the Heliopolis coronation and had himself crowned in his own palace at Memphis. He proclaimed the principle of his omnipotence by divine right, added ‘Great God’ to his titles, and was free from any human control. The advent of the Fourth Dynasty, with the Giza pyramids, showed that the monarchy had reached its zenith.
Thereafter, the regime again evolved toward feudalism. The courtiers constituted a special corps of dignitaries which would make itself hereditary by usage, and soon by right. The cycle just described was twice more repeated almost identically and the history of ancient Egypt was to end without ever developing into a republic nor creating true secular thought. The feudal system that had just triumphed with the Fifth Dynasty reached its peak with the Sixth. It then engendered general stagnation in the economy and the administration of the State in urban as well as rural areas. And the Sixth Dynasty was to end with the first popular uprising in Egyptian history.
Obviously, division of labor on the basis of craftmanship already existed. The cities doubtless were active centers of trade with the eastern Mediterranean. Their idle poverty-stricken masses would take an active pat in the revolt. The mores of the nobility created a special class of men: servants contracted for varying tenure. The text describing these events shows that the country had plunged into anarchy; insecurity reigned, especially in the Delta with the raids by “Asiatics”. The latter monopolized the jobs intended for Egyptians in the various workshops and urban building yards.
The wretched of Memphis, capital and sanctuary of royalty, pillaged the city, robbing the rich and driving them into the streets. The movement soon spread to other cities. Sais was temporarily governed by a group of ten notables. The situation throughout the city was poignantly described in that text:
‘Thieves become proprietors and the former rich are robbed. Those dressed in fine garments are beaten. Ladies who had never set foot outside now go out. The children of nobles are dashed against the walls. Towns are abandoned. Doors, walls, columns are set aflame. The offspring of the great are thrown into the street. Nobles are hungry and in distress. Servants now are served. Noble ladies flee hungry and in distress. Servants now are served. Noble ladies flee… [their children] cringe in fear of death. The country is full of malcontents. Peasants wear shields into the fields. Man slays his own brother. The roads are traps. People lie in ambush until [the farmer] returns in the evening; then they steal whatever he is carrying. Beaten with cudgels, he is shamefully killed. Cattle roam at will; no one attends to them . . .
Each man leads away any animals he has branded. . . . Everywhere crops are rotting; clothing, spices, oil are lacking. Filth covers the earth. The government stores are looted, and their guards struck down. People eat grass and drink water. So great is their hunger that they eat the food intended for swine. The dead are thrown into the river; the Nile is a sepulcher. Public records are no longer secret.’
Apparently, the poor, at least for a time, retained the position thus acquired, for economic life and trade regained their normal course; wealth reappeared, though no longer in the same hands: ‘Luxury is widespread, but it is the poor who now are affluent. He who had nothing, possesses treasures, and the great flatter him . . .’
So, the first cycle of Egyptian history ended with the collapse of the Old Kingdom. It had begun with the feudalism that preceded the first political unification.; it closed in anarchy and feudalism. Monarchy sank into feudalism without being directly attacked. In fact, the principle of monarchy could not have been gravely threatened. Perhaps there were a few timid attempts at self-government in the Delta cities, as at Sais. But this was probably a temporary solution dictated by the suddenness of the crisis and the lack of public authority that followed the invasion of the Delta by the Asiatics. Cities on the invasion route were abruptly compelled to assure their own safety as the faced the common enemy. Confronted by this situation, the former provincial governors in Upper and Middle Egypt set themselves up as independent feudal lords, freed henceforth from any royal overlordship, though they did not ever question the principle of monarchy itself. On the contrary, each in his own way was trying to be king; they called themselves kings of their own regions. Apparently the bureaucratic apparatus, which weighed so heavily on the poor, along with royal absolutism, was the main target. . . . After that revolution, all Egyptians had a right to the ‘Osirian death,’ the privilege of survival in the hereafter, previously reserved for the Pharaoh as the only one with a Ka, a soul, in the sky.
Two facts, however, must be noted. The discontent was strong enough completely to disrupt Egyptian society throughout the entire country. But it lacked direction and coordination, the strength of modern movements. That would have required a level of popular education incompatible with the possibilities and forms of education at the time. Above all, it was the size of the territory that overcame the insurgents. The country was already unified, and royalty could take temporary refuge in the surrounding provinces, if only in the guise of an embryonic feudalism. The sack of Memphis shows that the monarchy could have been definitely conquered and swept away if the Egyptian kingdom were reduced to the size of a single city comparable to the Greek city-state.
In reality, whatever may have been the ‘virtues’ of Egypt’s social organization, it finally created. . . . intolerable abuses and uprisings . . .”
Finally, Chancellor Williams has this to say:
“ [The Anu] refused to accept the cult of Hours that dominated the Nile delta. They, therefore, formed a ‘second nation’ in Upper Egypt [Nubia] and established their national religious shrines at Omnos, Thebes, Thinis and Napata.”
And now my sons, a concluding observation. Our Balanta ancestors, a mix of Bantu and Sudanese origins, traveled from the foot of the Mountains of the Moon and traveled along the river until they reached Wadi Kubbaniya around 17,500 BC. About 5000 BC they started migrating, some going west all the way to Lake Chad and then following the Niger River and others. Known as the Anu, going north to Nekhen (Hierakonpolis), where they established the first city in human history.
When the traditional ANU culture OF THE BALANTA ANCESTORS became violated with the concepts of leadership and inequality, and faced with the weapons of the murderous Mesintu and cult of Hours at Edfu, our Balanta ancestors chose to migrate to unpopulated areas to continue their egalitarian way of life.
Those who remained in the land of Ta-Meri revolted against the Pharaoh. Thus, it was literally our ancestors, as indicated by the DNA markers E3a*-M2 (also called E1b1a), E-V38, M1 and L0a1 in the Balanta, who created civilization, the first city and the culture of the first dynasty in Kemet.
However, from the perspective of our Balanta ancestors, the establishment of Kemet was not the great and glorious achievement that everyone seems to make it. In fact, it was the END of our great and glorious achievement. That is why they left.
Now you can understand Dr. John Henrik Clarke when he said,
“The early Africans, in building great river civilizations, built a concept which they did not call religion, though your religions came out of them. They called it ‘spirituality’. What they created was a concept of a Force of the Universe, that was much larger than denominations, much larger than the one-dimensional things that eventually man called religions. It had gone beyond the narrow concepts that we live under right now. And it is difficult for you to understand, but that age was man’s highest spiritual and moral age. And that by seizing upon this age, mostly by foreigners who did not understand the original African creation, the spirituality of man regressed, and did not leap forward, but regressed. They organized into pockets and gave it names. But before the African gave it a name but practiced it as a great force of the universe, it was then when it had its greatest value. And foreigners picked out of it little pieces and departmentalized it into religious pockets and started war between one pocket and another, then broke the pockets down into something called denominations, then started war between one denomination and the other”
Now you understand why Credo Mutwa says,
“Tribal historians today still sigh for those days when there was only one race of man and the Spirit of Peace walked the land – when every man woman and child, yea, every beast felt the soothing protection of the soft-eyed, infinitely wise Mothers of the People.
This was the first and last instance in the whole record of the Black People of Africa when pure witchcraft and black magic were used, not to terrorize people, but to keep peace in the land. For hundreds of years peace reigned in the land of the Ba-Ntu and in this atmosphere of peace the Great Belief was born. When eventually this nation broke up into the various tribes the Great Belief had taken such a strong hold on the souls and minds of people that they were completely lost without it."
Our ancestors left Ta-Meri and Ta-Nihisi again during the invasion of the Hyksos, whom our ancestors called ‘the ignoble Asians,’ after the end of the Middle Kingdom from 2500 BC to 2333 BC according to the old chronology and 1675 BC to 1600 BC according to the new chronology. From the first migration out of Ta-Nihisi and Ta-Meri in Nubia and Kemet to the last, there were thirty -three dynasties in Kemet lasting more than three thousand years. However, our concern is with those that left, for it is from them that we are descended.
NOTE: BE CAREFUL OF STUDYING HISTORY WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW WHO YOU ARE. AFRICAN AMERICANS LOST THEIR ANCESTRAL IDENTITIES DURING THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE. MOST HAVE NOT TAKEN GENETIC TESTING TO IDENTIFY THEIR ACTUAL ANCESTORS. IN THEIR SEARCH FOR IDENTITY, THEY OFTEN ATTACH TO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING RELATED TO AFRICA. KEMET, OR EGYPT, IS A GREAT EXAMPLE. NOT KNOWING HOW TO READ HIEROGLYPHICS, NOT STUDYING ACTUAL KEMETIC HISTORY FROM THEIR OWN ANCESTRAL PERSPECTIVE, THEY TEND TO GLORIFY THE ‘GREAT’ ACHIEVEMENTS AND ALL THINGS RELATED TO EGYPT WITHOUT KNOWING THAT THEY COULD BE GLORIFYING THEIR HISTORICAL ENEMIES. THE LESSON IS: KNOW THYSELF AND BE DISCRIMINATING IN WHAT YOU STUDY AND PROMOTE. IF I DIDN’T KNOW ANY BETTER, I WOULD HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE GREAT KING SENWOSRET AS IF THAT WERE A CREDIT TO MY ANCESTORS …..
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April 2023
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March 2023
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February 2023
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January 2023
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December 2022
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- Dec 20, 2022 Guinea Bissau Citizenship Update: Important Meeting With Conservador dos Registros Centrais (Keeper of Central Records) Dec 20, 2022
- Dec 19, 2022 Strategic Reparations Litigation: Transgenerational Epigenetic Effects, Ethnocide and Prisoner of War Claims - A Look at Cases Against France and the United States Dec 19, 2022
- Dec 14, 2022 Baba Dr. Wade Ifágbemì Sàngódáre Nobles and Siphiwe Baleka Discuss Transgenerational Epigentic Effects (TGEE) of Slavery and Divine Energy Made Manifest (DEMM) Dec 14, 2022
- Dec 12, 2022 NCOBRA's Statement to the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent Dec 12, 2022
- Dec 8, 2022 New! Guinea Bissau Citizenship Update Dec 8, 2022
- Dec 6, 2022 Siphiwe Baleka Statement to the 1st Session of the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent Dec 6, 2022
- Dec 1, 2022 THE PERMANENT FORUM ON PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT, THE DURBAN DECLARATION, REPATRIATION AND PLEBISCITE FOR SELF DETERMINATION Dec 1, 2022
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November 2022
- Nov 29, 2022 2022 Decade of Return Naming Ceremony in Guinea Bissau for Members of the Balanta B'urassa History & Genealogy Society in America Nov 29, 2022
- Nov 17, 2022 The Indignity of an African Traveling to Geneva, Switzerland for the Launch of the Permanent Forum of People of African Descent at the United Nations Nov 17, 2022
- Nov 13, 2022 WILL CAMEROON SEIZE THE MOMENT TO GIVE CITIZENSHIP TO PEOPLE OF CAMEROONIAN ORIGIN IN THE DIASPORA UNDER A DECADE OF RETURN TO CAMEROON INITIATIVE Nov 13, 2022
- Nov 6, 2022 Decade of Return to Cameroon: Report on the African Roots and Heritage Foundation and our Meeting with the Cameroon Ministry of External Affairs Nov 6, 2022
- Nov 5, 2022 THE NEW AFRIKAN THOUGHT CONFERENCE IN YAOUNDE, CAMEROON HOSTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION CENTER ON AFRICAN TRADITIONS AND LANGUAGES (CERDOTOLA) Nov 5, 2022
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October 2022
- Oct 26, 2022 New Afrikan Consciousness vs. New African Thought: Mysticism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Oct 26, 2022
- Oct 15, 2022 NEW AFRIKAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS: Statement to the 20th session of the UN Intergovernmental Working Group on the Effective Implementation of the Durban Declaration Oct 15, 2022
- September 2022
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August 2022
- Aug 27, 2022 MY CONVERSATION WITH MALCOLM X Aug 27, 2022
- Aug 20, 2022 BBHAGSIA Founder Siphiwe Baleka discusses neo-colonialism, organizing, global soil extinction and revolutionary Pan Africanism with Omowale Afrika on the "Going Off Topic" Podcast Aug 20, 2022
- Aug 20, 2022 What Direction Reparations? - Article from the NCOBRA 33rd Annual Convention Aug 20, 2022
- Aug 8, 2022 BBHAGSIA Celebrates Inaugural Dr. Mutulu Shakur Community Health Day With 4 Minute Fit Program Aug 8, 2022
- July 2022
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June 2022
- Jun 24, 2022 TOWARDS A PLEBISCITE FOR SELF DETERMINATION OF THE AFRO DESCENDANT COLONY IN THE UNITED STATES: AN IMARI OBADELE READER AND STRATEGIC PLAN Jun 24, 2022
- Jun 15, 2022 UNDERSTANDING THE SPORTS LANDSCAPE IN GUINEA BISSAU AND A PLAN TO FIX IT Jun 15, 2022
- Jun 13, 2022 RUMO A UMA POLÍTICA DE DIREITO DE RETORNO E CIDADANIA PARA OS DESCENDENTES DE PESSOAS RETIRADAS DE TERRITÓRIOS DA ÁFRICA DURANTE O TRÁFICO TRANSATLÂNTICO E ESCRAVIDÃO DE POVOS AFRICANOS Jun 13, 2022
- Jun 9, 2022 TOWARDS A RIGHT TO RETURN & CITIZENSHIP POLICY FOR DESCENDENTS OF PEOPLE TAKEN FROM TERRITORIES IN AFRICA DURING THE TRANSATLANTIC TRAFFICKING AND ENSLAVEMENT OF AFRICAN PEOPLE Jun 9, 2022
- Jun 7, 2022 INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR GUINEA BISSAU’S SWIMMERS: 1ST "DASH FOR CASH" EVENT AND ELITE TEAM SELECTION Jun 7, 2022
- Jun 2, 2022 NATAÇÃO, DINHEIRO E DESIGUALDADE GLOBAL: UMA COMPARAÇÃO DO APOIO DADO À FEDERAÇÃO DE NATAÇÃO DA GUINÉ BISSAU E À FEDERAÇÃO DE NATAÇÃO DA UCRÂNIA Jun 2, 2022
- Jun 2, 2022 SWIMMING, MONEY AND GLOBAL INEQUALITY: A COMPARISON OF SUPPORT GIVEN TO THE GUINEA BISSAU SWIMMING FEDERATION AND THE UKRAINE SWIMMING FEDERATION Jun 2, 2022
- Jun 2, 2022 AT LOOK AT THE STRUGGLE TO BRING COMPETITIVE SWIMMING TO GUINEA BISSAU Jun 2, 2022
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May 2022
- May 22, 2022 CURRENT STATUS OF GUINEA BISSAU: A REVIEW OF RELEVANT STATISTICS May 22, 2022
- May 6, 2022 BBHAGSIA Founder Siphiwe Baleka Promoting the Global #savesoil movement in Guinea Bissau May 6, 2022
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April 2022
- Apr 20, 2022 BBHAGSIA President Siphiwe Baleka Joins Launch of the Impact Hub Candidate Bissau Apr 20, 2022
- Apr 2, 2022 Team SDGB Celebrates Birthday of Guinea Bissau Swimming Federation Interim President Siphiwe Baleka Apr 2, 2022
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March 2022
- Mar 25, 2022 Decade of Return to Guinea Bissau November 22-29, 2022 Mar 25, 2022
- Mar 8, 2022 Balanta History & Genealogy Society in America Launches T-Shirt Collection Featuring The Teachings of Amilcar Cabral Mar 8, 2022
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February 2022
- Feb 6, 2022 RIGHT TO RETURN ALLIANCE SKILLS SURVEY Feb 6, 2022
- Feb 6, 2022 FIRST 50-METER OLYMPIC SWIM TRAINING FACILITY BUILT IN GUINEA BISSAU Feb 6, 2022
- January 2022
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November 2021
- Nov 18, 2021 BBHAGSIA President Discusses the COVID Agenda on Discussions of Truth Podcast Nov 18, 2021
- Nov 8, 2021 Nbuntul a Kraase: Balanta Stories Now Available for First Time Translated into English Nov 8, 2021
- Nov 2, 2021 BanFaaba and BBHAGSIA Presidents Attend African Union Workshop on Transformational Leadership Across Africa Nov 2, 2021
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October 2021
- Oct 23, 2021 Federação de Natação da Guiné-Bissau e Ban-Faaba comemoram o Dia Mundial da Natação Oct 23, 2021
- Oct 23, 2021 Guinea Bissau Swim Federation and Ban-Faaba Celebrate World Swim Day Oct 23, 2021
- Oct 20, 2021 Setting an Example for Afrodescendant Athletes From America: Siphiwe Baleka Represents Guinea Bissau at the 14th African Swimming Championships Oct 20, 2021
- Oct 14, 2021 O presidente do BanFaaba, Mario Ceesay, e o coordenador da Década de Retorno, Siphiwe Baleka, se encontram com H.E. Dra. Erieka Bennett, Fundadora e Chefe da Missão, Diáspora Fórum Africano Oct 14, 2021
- Oct 14, 2021 BanFaaba President Mario Ceesay and Decade of Return Coordinator Siphiwe Baleka Meet with H.E. Dr. Erieka Bennett, Founder and Head of Mission, Diaspora African Forum Oct 14, 2021
- Oct 13, 2021 MOTION TO THE AFRICAN UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 39th EXTRAORDINARY SESSION DRAFTED BY BBHAGSIA PRESIDENT AND SUBMITTED TO THE AU ECOSOCC SECRETARIAT THROUGH THE ZAMBIAN MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Oct 13, 2021
- Oct 2, 2021 BBHAGSIA Member Joshua Roberts Playing Professional Basketball and Lighting It Up at the Armenia Cup. Oct 2, 2021
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September 2021
- Sep 22, 2021 Consulting a B'sika and Discovering Unche, My Ancestral Village in Guinea Bissau Sep 22, 2021
- Sep 15, 2021 BAN-FAABA USA Donates Medical Supplies to Village in Encheia, Guinea Bissau Sep 15, 2021
- Sep 9, 2021 THE CALL TO ORGANIZE BALANTA PEOPLE WORLDWIDE: BRASSA MADA N’SAN KEHENLLI BAM’FABA – MESSAGE #4 Sep 9, 2021
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July 2021
- Jul 21, 2021 A Bumpy Road to the Olympics - Training in Guinea Bissau Jul 21, 2021
- Jul 18, 2021 Decade of Return to Guinea Bissau November 23-30, 2021 Jul 18, 2021
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June 2021
- Jun 22, 2021 ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF GUINEA BISSAU TO AFRODESCENDANTS IN THE UNITED STATES CONCERNING THE DECADE OF RETURN Jun 22, 2021
- Jun 11, 2021 Guinea Bissau Begins Granting Citizenship to Afrodescendants from the United States Jun 11, 2021
- Jun 2, 2021 Afrodescendant Steering Committee Questionnaire for Organizational Leaders Jun 2, 2021
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May 2021
- May 27, 2021 Decade of Return To Guinea Bissau 2023 May 27, 2021
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April 2021
- Apr 26, 2021 Learning from Neely Fuller Jr. About Your Status as A Prisoner of War Under the System of White Supremacy Apr 26, 2021
- Apr 19, 2021 Afrodescendant Steering Committee Self Determination Survey Apr 19, 2021
- Apr 17, 2021 UPDATED: Africa Day 2021 Decade of Return to Guinea Bissau, May 11-14, and June 8-11, 2021 Apr 17, 2021
- Apr 14, 2021 WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH FEATURING BALANTA WOMEN: NICOLE VADEN Apr 14, 2021
- Apr 14, 2021 Learning From The Leaders The Personal Cost of African Liberation: Responsibility, Racial Re-Education, Spiritual Re-Conversion, and Class Suicide for a Holy Order of Commitment Apr 14, 2021
- Apr 7, 2021 WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH FEATURING BALANTA WOMEN: TRIMECHIAH LYNETTE ROGERS Apr 7, 2021
- Apr 1, 2021 Women's History Month Featuring Balanta Women: Spectra Amanuri Apr 1, 2021
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March 2021
- Mar 23, 2021 Balanta Kentohé Language Lessons Series 3 Now Available Mar 23, 2021
- Mar 21, 2021 Women's History Month Featuring Balanta Women: Jazzy Ellis Mar 21, 2021
- Mar 9, 2021 Women's History Month Featuring Balanta Women: Melanie "Duturna" Young Mar 9, 2021
- Mar 3, 2021 Will Guinea Bissau's "Decade of Return Initiative" Be the Next Big Boon For This Small African Nation? Mar 3, 2021
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February 2021
- Feb 23, 2021 Guinea Bissau Officially Welcomes Descendants for Decade of Return Events in May and June Feb 23, 2021
- Feb 17, 2021 Editorial: A Stolen Legacy? - A Critical examination of Barak Obama Post Presidency, and his enduring impact on the collective Black Consciousness Feb 17, 2021
- Feb 12, 2021 BBHAGSIA Member Kamm Howard to Give Testimony at Reparations Hearing Feb 12, 2021
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January 2021
- Jan 30, 2021 Guinea Bissau: Mbontol Fnhénhe (A Love Poem) Jan 30, 2021
- Jan 25, 2021 Afrodescendants' Response to President Biden's Executive Order On Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through the Federal Government Jan 25, 2021
- Jan 19, 2021 Siphiwe Baleka interviewd on NBC Access Daily, Friday January 15, 2021 Jan 19, 2021
- Jan 16, 2021 BBHAGSIA to Renovate Headquarters and Provide Olympic Training Center for Guinea Bissau Olympic Swim Team Jan 16, 2021
- Jan 15, 2021 Africa Day 2021 Decade of Return to Guinea Bissau, May 12-15, and June 7-10, 2021 Jan 15, 2021
- Jan 14, 2021 Naming Ceremony for Nine Members of the Balanta B'urassa History and Genealogy Society in America Jan 14, 2021
- Jan 12, 2021 Nqpadn kbonh (I have returned) Update for BBHAGSIA Members Sunday, January 17th at 5 pm CST Jan 12, 2021
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December 2020
- Dec 10, 2020 STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE AFRODESCENDANT NATION WHO ARE DESCENDANTS OF AFRICANS ENSLAVED IN THE UNITED STATES (DAEUS) ON THE 72ND HUMAN RIGHTS DAY Dec 10, 2020
- Dec 9, 2020 BBHAGSIA President Presentation to the 1st Africa Diaspora Summit, Nairobi Kenya Dec 9, 2020
- Dec 7, 2020 BBHAGSIA Winter Celebration, Sunday, December 13 at 6:00 PM CST Dec 7, 2020
- Dec 4, 2020 BBHAGSIA President Siphiwe Baleka on the cover of Sports Illustrated Dec 4, 2020
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November 2020
- Nov 23, 2020 BBHAGSIA President Addresses the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent at the United Nations Nov 23, 2020
- Nov 22, 2020 BBHAGSIA President Conversation with the Pendo Center for Human Rights and Self-Determination Nov 22, 2020
- Nov 18, 2020 BBHAGSIA President attends session: Anti-Black racism and police brutality: HRDs’ expectations from the UNHRC Nov 18, 2020
- Nov 14, 2020 BBHAGSIA PRESIDENT ATTENDS SESSION OF THE AFRICAN PEER REVIEW MECHANISM (APRM) OF THE AFRICAN UNION Nov 14, 2020
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October 2020
- Oct 15, 2020 Conversation Reparations With NCOBRA: Reparations thru Lineage Restoration Oct 15, 2020
- Oct 14, 2020 FIHANKRA CONTROVERSY: A CAUTIONARY TALE ABOUT REPATRIATION TO AFRICA AND DEVELOPMENT MODELS BASED ON BLACK CAPITALISM Oct 14, 2020
- Oct 14, 2020 BBHAGSIA 1st Annual Meeting Oct 14, 2020
- Oct 12, 2020 Gold and Oil: Petrodollars and the United States Attacks in Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Mali, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Iran; Understanding Obama’s AFRICOM Betrayal of African People Oct 12, 2020
- Oct 2, 2020 UNDERSTANDING THE ILLUSION OF DEMOCRACY, ESPECIALLY IN THE UNITED STATES Oct 2, 2020
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September 2020
- Sep 24, 2020 BALANTA RESPONSE TO THE UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO ON THE 47TH GUINEA BISSAU INDEPENDENCE DAY Sep 24, 2020
- Sep 24, 2020 BALANTA POET SIMONE ROBERTS: WHO AM I? Sep 24, 2020
- Sep 24, 2020 Gambia Balanta Student Association Sep 24, 2020
- Sep 9, 2020 The Success of Reverend Charles Colcock Jones' Plan to Prevent Negro Insurrection: Christian Mental Slavery & The Family of Jacob Blake Sep 9, 2020
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August 2020
- Aug 24, 2020 STATEMENT ON THE SHOOTING OF JACOB BLAKE III, A BALANTA DESCENDANT, IN THE UNITED STATES Aug 24, 2020
- Aug 17, 2020 REPARATIONS: A REMINDER FROM 18 YEARS AGO. . . . Aug 17, 2020
- Aug 8, 2020 SPECIAL SCREENING OF FUNDI: THE STORY OF ELLA BAKER SUNDAY AT 6:00 PM CST Aug 8, 2020
- Aug 7, 2020 AU 6th Region Diaspora Initiative: History and Current Status with the AU 6th Region Education Campaign Director Aug 7, 2020
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July 2020
- Jul 27, 2020 LINEAGE RESTORATION MOVEMENT Jul 27, 2020
- Jul 22, 2020 CLASH OF CULTURES: EXPLAINING THE RACIAL WEALTH GAP TO MY WIFE Jul 22, 2020
- Jul 6, 2020 INTERPRETING THE 14TH AMENDMENT: A CONVERSATION WITH A VETERAN OF THE BLACK LIBERATION LEGAL STRUGGLE Jul 6, 2020
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June 2020
- Jun 28, 2020 Balanta B'urassa Founders Day: Celebrating Those Who Resist, August 1, 2020 Chicago, IL Jun 28, 2020
- Jun 27, 2020 Balanta Society in America Continues Food Distribution in Guinea Bissau Jun 27, 2020
- Jun 11, 2020 INTEGRATION (ELECTORAL POLITICS) VS. NATIONALISM (SELF DEFENSE) VS. REVOLUTION (BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY): UNDERSTANDING THE ART OF COOPTING BLACK LIBERATION Jun 11, 2020
- Jun 6, 2020 UNDERSTANDING MY BALANTA FATHER: A NEW INTERPRETATION OF THOSE WHO RESIST IN AMERICA Jun 6, 2020
- Jun 5, 2020 REPORT: BALANTA SOCIETY IN AMERICA AND BAM'FABA DISTRIBUTE FOOD IN SINTCHAM, TANDE AND SAMODJE VILLAGES IN NORTHERN GUINEA BISSAU Jun 5, 2020
- Jun 1, 2020 EXPLAINING TO MY COLORLESS (WHITE) FRIENDS THE SOLUTION TO THE AMERICAN PROBLEM AND ENDING THE CIVIL WAR THAT WAS ESCALATED BY THE MURDER OF GEORGE FLOYD Jun 1, 2020
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May 2020
- May 30, 2020 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE BLACK COMMUNITY AND PROTESTERS IN THE WAKE OF THE MURDER BY TORTURE OF GEORGE FLOYD. May 30, 2020
- May 27, 2020 REVISITING THE BLACK LIBERATION ARMY'S MESSAGE TO THE BLACK MOVEMENT IN RESPONSE TO THE KILLING OF GEORGE FLOYD May 27, 2020
- May 25, 2020 VIEWPOINTS OF THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN DESCENDANTS OF SLAVES (ADOS) May 25, 2020
- May 24, 2020 THOUGHTS ON THE FUTURE OF BALANTA EDUCATION: DEVELOPING CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE May 24, 2020
- May 22, 2020 THE CALL TO ORGANIZE BALANTA PEOPLE WORLDWIDE: BRASSA MADA N’SAN KEHENLLI BAM’FABA – MESSAGE #3 May 22, 2020
- May 18, 2020 BALANTA SOCIETY IN AMERICA SENDS EMERGENCY FOOD AID TO TCHOKMON VILLAGE May 18, 2020
- May 2, 2020 WHERE ARE THE REVOLUTIONARIES?: MALCOLM X AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AS A WEAPON AGAINST THE PLUTONOMY OF THE BEFERA OF WHITE SUPREMACY, CAPITALISM AND IMPERIALISM May 2, 2020
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April 2020
- Apr 27, 2020 Black Nationalism in America - Cultural, Religious, Economic, Revolutionary: The Need for a Black United Front Apr 27, 2020
- Apr 26, 2020 LEARNING THE LESSONS OF HISTORY: SLAVE SONGS, REPATRIATION, INSURRECTION, INTEGRATION, NATIONALISM & THE ORIGINAL #ADOS MOVEMENT FROM 1792 TO 1861 Apr 26, 2020
- Apr 25, 2020 UNITED NATIONS SPONSORED PLEBISCITE FOR SELF-DETERMINATION FOR DESCENDANTS OF PEOPLE WHO SURVIVED THE CRIMINAL AND GENOCIDAL MIDDLE PASSAGE TO THE COLONIES THAT BECAME THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Apr 25, 2020
- Apr 18, 2020 Dr. Nana Kwame Leroy Frazier’s Visit to The Gambia, Senegal, and Guinea-Bissau Apr 18, 2020
- Apr 12, 2020 DON'T LET THEM STARVE: AN APPEAL FOR EMERGENCY FOOD AID FOR THE PEOPLE OF GUINEA BISSAU Apr 12, 2020
- Apr 8, 2020 THE IMPORTANCE OF NARRATIVES: BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BALANTA ANCESTORS' ANCIENT SPIRITUALITY APPLIED TO MY DECISION TO ATTEND YALE UNIVERSITY IN 1989 Apr 8, 2020
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March 2020
- Mar 24, 2020 THE COVID 19 CHRONOLOGY THEY AREN'T SHOWING YOU: PROPAGANDA AND DENIAL ABOUT THE SOURCE OF THE PANDEMIC Mar 24, 2020
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February 2020
- Feb 29, 2020 Guinea Bissau Invites Olympic Legend Jackie Joyner Kersee to Her Ancestral Homeland for Launch of the Decade of Return Initiative Feb 29, 2020
- Feb 27, 2020 Mental Slavery of Christianity: Its Origin, Development and The Challenge of Cognitive Dissonance to the African Ancestry Movement From the Point of View of Neuroscience and Behavior Change Feb 27, 2020
- Feb 5, 2020 En Route To Balantaland Feb 5, 2020
- Feb 2, 2020 Sunday Conference Call Feb 2, 2020
- January 2020
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November 2019
- Nov 11, 2019 THE ESSENTIAL ISSUE IS COMPELLING FORCE: REPARATIONS AND #ADOS Nov 11, 2019
- Nov 2, 2019 CRITICAL AFRICAN ANCESTRY STUDIES & BALANTA LITERATURE: A REVIEW OF 13 BARS OF IRON BY MALIK K. YARBOROUGH Nov 2, 2019
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October 2019
- Oct 31, 2019 THE IMPORTANCE OF NARRATIVES AND CULTURAL HOLIDAYS: BALANTA MAN VS. HALLOWEEN Oct 31, 2019
- Oct 16, 2019 Return to Khuti Part 2: The Mesintu and Anu Ancestors of the Balanta Oct 16, 2019
- Oct 10, 2019 SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES OF BALANTA ANCESTORS' ANCIENT SPIRITUALITY APPLIED TO MY VISIT TO EGYPT AND MY MARRIAGE: A CASE STUDY ON MY SECOND ANNIVERSARY Oct 10, 2019
- Oct 3, 2019 Siphiwe Baleka’s Sorcery Dominates 1st International Masters Swimming Championships Oct 3, 2019
- Oct 1, 2019 Return to Khuti: The Great Pyramid and Balanta Oct 1, 2019
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September 2019
- Sep 23, 2019 ON QUESTIONS OF RACE, ETHNICITY AND NATIONALITY Sep 23, 2019
- Sep 20, 2019 Reflection and citizenship (article reposted from Facebook by Nafanda Cidadão Camais) Sep 20, 2019
- Sep 19, 2019 A Swimmer's Race: https://myswimpro.com/blog/2019/08/06/a-swimmers-race/ Sep 19, 2019