Machifu toka Kenya wamfanyia zindiko Gadafi huko Libya

Machifu toka Kenya wamfanyia zindiko Gadafi huko Libya

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  • Gadaffi afanyiwa tambiko adumu madarakani milele
  • Machifu wa makabila ya Kenya wamtembelea Gaddafi
  • Gadafii awachinjia ngamia ikiwa ishara ya heshima kwa machifu wa Kenya
  • Machifu wa makabila yote Kenya wamtawaza Gaddafi kuwa Mfalme wa Afrika.
 
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wangemtunuku Ufalme wa Afrika na kumshauri kupumzika kwa heshima!
 
Hao wazee wanasumbuliwa na umasikini tu wala hakuna kitu kingine
Ama kweli heshima ya mtu ni utu wala sio pesa na mali
Hawa wazee wamejivua kabisa heshima zao kisa pesa..
"When Africa is burning and the African Union is silent you begin to wonder whether this Organization is serious" - Phandu Skelemani
 
Na awe mfalme wa Kenya sio Afrika
wa libya wenyewe hawamtaki , wakenya wanaanza kujipendekeza..
ama kweli Afrika bado tuna safari ndefu..
 
Chanzo cha habari tafadhari. Habari yenyewe nzuri "inafanana na miafrika".
 
MwanaCBE said:
Chanzo cha habari tafadhari. Habari yenyewe nzuri "inafanana na miafrika".
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Gaddafi declared ‘King of Africa' by Kenyan elders

Lybia's ruler Muammah Gaddafi on Friday enjoyed a cheap glory-boost when Community elders from Kenya landed in Lybia's capital Tripoli to crown him 'King of Africa'.
The poverty-stricken elders who were airlifted from Nairobi and enjoyed an air -flight for the first time at Gaddafi's expense, declared Lybia's ruler the King of Africa, during a ceremony in a traditional tent at the leader's farm. An Imbongi who ran with a water-smeared feather-brush shook the traditional object on Gaddafi several times declaring him ‘The King of Africa'.
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Receiving the crown of 'Kingship', Gaddafi sits still surrounded by Kenya's elders

However apart from Kenya, no other country was represented.
Speaking shortly after the ceremony, Gaddafi, a Robert Mugabe ally, made his voice even louder on his vision for a unified Africa:
"We must have a defence minister for Africa. We must have one African army to defend Africa," he said.
Gaddafi also suggested that problems such as Kenya's post election violence and the war problems in Sudan could be avoided if Africa united as one.
Assuring the world that this was an ‘authentic' crowning ceremony, a leader of the elders' committee said:
"The elders are respected in the grassroots and some of them a right deep down where even some of the MPs cannot reach… " the chairman of the elders' committee, Paul Kamlesh Pattni quoted by Eye Witness News said.
At the time of writing a comment from the Zimbabwean government or its committee of chiefs could not be obtained. South Africa has distanced itself from Gaddafi's calls for a continental government. (ZimEye, Zimbabwe)
souce:Gaddafi declared ‘King of Africa' by Kenyan elders « National « -ZimEye-
 
Benghazi, Libya - Dignitaries from a host of African tribes have bestowed the title "king of kings" on Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi during a visit marking the anniversary of the coup that brought him to power almost four decades ago.

"We have decided to recognise our brother leader as the 'king of kings, sultans, princes, sheikhs and mayors of Africa," said a statement from a forum grouping more than 200 tribal chiefs from Africa late on Thursday.

The tribesmen, many wearing golden crowns, colourful headdresses and robes, also presented Gaddafi with gifts including a "royal chair", an 18th century Qu'ran, ostrich eggs, traditional outfits and local products.

At the meeting in the Mediterranean city of Benghazi east of Tripoli, Gaddafi called his guests to "put pressure on their governments to move towards the unification of Africa and the creation of a United States of Africa."

During their visit, the tribal leaders visited Gaddafi's home in Benghazi which was among a series of targets of US raids in 1986 that killed 40 people including his adopted daughter.

Gaddafi took power after leading a military coup against King Idriss on September 1 1969
 
""The people believe in the chiefs and kings more than they believe in their governments,""

I agree with this. Africa is the land of the ancients, they have so much rich history, they have always shunned the political system that was forced upon them by so many forms of colonialization.
They do not believe in "the system" because it fails them so much, but they are forced to run with it amidst corruption and racial prejudice just to keep up with the rest of the world, which clearly is not working.

Let parts of Africa return to it's roots, these modern turmoils are infiltrating Africa and causing them to reject their own legacies. African Monarchies should be brought back and they should rebuilt their own kingdoms based on their own ways of life.
I actually think having a land build on ancient customs and teachings would bring them more riches than trying to play copycat with the rest of the world if they were to take it that far.

This is an example of Africa rejecting foreign invasion, manipulation and imposition, many will follow. If Amazon is really doing this good for them also. Colonization's time is UP
 
This is some depressing, disgraceful, demoralizing sh*t!

Okay, so let me get this straight. A number of African "kings" came together --just out of curiosity, how many of these kings have brough prosperity to their people and not just themselves?-- and these self-appointed "dignataries" have chosen a "king of kings" --whatever the hell THAT is!-- and who do they choose?

Do they choose a non-arab/non-muslim? No! Perhaps somebody who represents what is quentessentially African? Of course not!
Do they even choose a black man? Nope!
Instead they choose some arab, because after all, what could possibly be more African than an arab squatter who owes his allegiance to the Arab League and not the African Union?

This article ought to read "200 of Africa's 'big men' rulers declared to the world that they have sold out."
Anyone who thinks this is a "great thing" or is even remotely good for Africa is a ****ing fool! This is the first major step by the arabs toward a total takeover of africa. Islam paved the way, now it's time to use their Islamic flunkies and the corrupt and cowardly pretend "leaders" to finish the job.
The ONLY hope Africa has now is it's people. If they don't revolt to stop this, you will see not a United States of Africa, but a United States of Arabs.

Anyone who doubts that Africa is firmly in the grip of Islam and that most Africans are into arab-worship, this should be their wake-up call.
This is UTTERLY ridiculous! And f*cking disgraceful! And should it gain any traction, it will turn out to be utterly ruinous for Africa with a death toll into the tens of millions once the "unification" process starts. The arabs idea of African Unity is darfur --the arabs unify and kill all the Africas.
This latest plot is about solidifying Gadaffi's power, not Africa's


Dr John Henrik Clarke warned about precisely this. He said, "the arabs would de-populate Africa of Africans and replace them with arabs, Europeans and Asians." Look at this group of fools. What more blatant proof would you want that the arab's goal is to lead africa around by he nose until they gain the means to pull a continental-wide Darfur?
I know there are some self-hating blacks and undercover arabs in this thread and on these boards who are loving the sound of this. Well, it's going to be up to the African people themselves to stop it.
Gadaffi's NEVER lifted a finger to help blacks in Libya, what the hell makes you think he's suddenly become concerned for blacks now? He's put together a rubber-stamp organization whose purpose is to guarantee arab hegemony over ALL of Africa, not just north of the Sahara.
This oughta be clear even to the most dense of observers.

If this bullshit gains any traction then Africa is as good as finished. The arabs will simply use their "king of kings" position to enforce continental arabism and that will be the end of it.
Every African needs to be opposed to this.

The Africans don't need a small version of a one-world government, wihch is all this plot is. One Nation, Under the Arabs.
They don't need and arabs --who, in case some folks here have forgotten are occupiers and colonialists-- to solve their problems either. The best thing the Africans can do is put their own heads together and find the means to be free.
 
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The rulers, wearing gold crowns, sequined capes and colourful robes met in the Libyan town of Benghazi in what was billed as a first of its kind.

Col Gaddafi urged the royals to join his campaign for African unity.

Africa's political leaders are lukewarm about his vision of merging their powers to create a single government.

"We want an African military to defend Africa, we want a single African currency, we want one African passport to travel within Africa," Col Gaddafi told the assembled dignitaries, who come from countries such as Mozambique, South Africa, Ivory Coast and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The BBC's Rana Jawad in the Mediterranean town of Benghazi says Libya's leader wants them to create a grass-roots movement to press Africa's political leaders to sign up to his vision.

Sheikh Abdilmajid from Tanzania told the BBC that the traditional rulers could play an important role.

"The people believe in the chiefs and kings more than they believe in their governments," he said.
 
MadameX said:
wazee wapuuzi hawa
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hawajawahi kupanda ndege hata siku moja
leo wanapewa pesa na kusafiri unadhani wataacha??
Nyerere alisema Heshima ya mtu ni Utu wake wal sio fedha na mavazi yake...haya sasa
 
Meanwhile it's being reported that Gaddafi is weighing up his options in terms of which country to flee to for sanctuary. Zimbabwe is emerging as a firm favourite, with London-based Libyan political activist Guma el-Gamaty, telling the Australian ABC news channel that "quite reliable sources" believe Gaddafi is readying to flee his country and heading to Zimbabwe.
"Gaddafi's own private plane is loaded with gold bullion and lots of hard currency, mainly dollars, and is preparing to flee to Zimbabwe to stay there with his friend Robert Mugabe. We think this could happen very shortly because the (UN) Security Council is threatening to impose a no-fly zone and we think that Gaddafi will try to escape before this no-fly zone is imposed," Guma el-Gamaty said.
 
Njaa bwana! hayo ndiyo yaliyopelekea watu kumwita mgombea chaguo la Mungu!!
 
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