To the Misinformed:Barack Obama is promoting Pan Africanism and Fighting European domination of Africa.

To the uneducated barely literate big mouths running around trying to undermined President Barack Obama listen up.Now I am not talking about inbred White trash tea baggers protesting.I am referring to so called Black community spokes mouths who cant seem to get enough hatred of Obama out of their filthy mouths.I want to understand Obama's haters in the African community who number about 2% of our community but they are the most vocal doing more damage than the KKK Aryan Nations ever could.When I listen to conservative talk radio all I hear is how Obama is ruining the country.Or how they feel Obama is bringing slavery and bondage to White people.Although Obama inherited the mess this country is in they are trying to blame him for the weak world economy.White people who are racist want Obama to fail.They call Michelle Obama a gorilla his beautiful little children street whores and ghetto trash.Now that is coming from people who hate the first Black President.I call all of this excitement around Obama,"The Obama Shuffle"Weather you are for or against him you shuffle your feet and get emotional at the mention of his name.I for one don't agree with many positions the President has taken notably his support for the gay community as parallel to the Black struggle in this country.But I can respectfully disagree just like many Pan Africanist did not agree with Nelson Mandela's rainbow water under the bridge theme in his government of national unity.You see this is what separates great men from the selfish, angry,shortsighted,men who will be forgotten in history and men like Obama,Nelson Mandela,and Abraham Lincoln will be remembered forever.For example Lincoln had a fierce rival at the time named Douglas.Although he was well read during the time he was wrong and he appeal to the baseness that lies beneath all men.He was a staunch supporter of slavery as a right.Lincoln countered by appealing to the better angles in all man not their base savage lust that all men have.This is what is happening in the Black community with Obama.Their are some who even before he was sworn in our community went on the attack accusing him of not giving appointments and enough positions to Blacks.Now there were some even before he took office who went around talking about holding Obama"accountable"This is funny siting at a venue where racist corporations like Exxon Mobil,Mc Donald,Walmart are the sponsors but how many gas stations are in Black area are owned by Black businessmen.How many dealerships?How many Black vendors supply big business?Does Tavis Smiley and any of these coons plan to hold them"accountable"?What about President Bill Clinton?He had 8 years to change the relationship between America and Africa but what did he do in 1994?He convened an all White panel on Africa and discussed the growing interest African Americans had in their homeland.This happened right after the first multi racial election in South Africa.At the time there was a noticeable amount of African American activities in Africa.Bill Clinton stood by and let Rawanda happen and did nothing.

The real reason President Obama snubbed Nigeria
The following is an article about what is wrong with Africa's Empire State:Nigeria is still controlled by imperialist and its people are not part of its wealth and prosperity.Why does Nigeria rely on foreign countries to control or manage its industries?Why does it not see the value in its own people?This is what President Obama is fighting against the old slave/master relationship.He wants 100 million Obamas on the African continent.This is what Africa needs not more handouts but tough love and democracy.-Kalagenesis
Nigeria signs big oil deal with Russia,urges militants in Delta to accept amnesty.

Nigerian President Umaru Yar’Adua is to state the details of an appeal of amnesty to militants of the Niger Delta in an on-going effort to bring calm to the unstable oil-rich region. The announcement comes a day after a visit by Russian President Dmitri Medvedev and an entourage of delegates from Russia’s top energy firms, which saw the signing of a 2.5 billion dollar deal between Russian energy giant Gazprom and the Nigerian state-run NNPC- A joint venture, which will see the construction of oil refineries and gas power stations in Nigeria.

The new deal, which comes into existence as a company under the name of Nigaz, is part of Russia’s efforts to expand its hold over resources and markets in the African continent amid a period of growing competition posed by other global players in the area. China especially, seems to be largely ahead of Russia with regard to its holdings in the area. On Thursday, Chinese oil-refiner Sinopec made a 7.2 billion dollar bid to acquire oil exploration and producing firm Addax, which focuses on exploration in the Middle East and Africa. A deal on this would be the biggest foreign takeover by a Chinese firm.

Russia has also expressed the idea of developing a trans-African pipeline to transport Nigerian gas to Europe- A move that would reinforce Gazprom’s already significant influence over European energy supplies.

But investment by Russian firms in the country means that Nigeria has to ensure stability is reached in the volatile region and an end to militant attacks of vandalism on oil pipelines and pumping stations is achieved. The latest appeal for amnesty offers an official pardon to current militants if they lay down their arms. Part of the deal promises a rehabilitation programme, education and training.

Although the Niger Delta Vigilante Movement has agreed to lay down its arms to partake in the proposed resolution, the largest militant group, the Movement for the Emancipation for the Niger Delta (MEND) has demanded a guarantee that its activists would not be targeted by state authorities if they agree to end attacks on vandalism on the oil pipelines and pumping stations.

A warning attack on an oil pipeline owned by Royal-Dutch Shell was carried out by MEND today, with a media statement from the militants addressing Russian President Medvedev. “This is the fate that awaits the gas pipelines you plan to invest in [in] Nigeria if justice is not factored in the whole process”.

MEND and other militant groups have been carrying out attacks against oil companies as a form of protesting what they regard as an unfair exploitation of the country’s resources by the large companies and the government that have not given a fair share of benefit to the people of the region.

Kala Nation warning to the traitors and posers
It seems that in the last few months many have been misrepresenting the Red Black and Green banner to self promote and cause division in the community.It seems thugs and vermin have misread what those colors mean or are trying to turn the community against us but misstating what an African Nationalist is.An African Nationalist is someone who wants to see an African culture rise and unite all Africa's children under one destiny.Africa's soil belongs to Africa's children not Russia,China,Europe ect.The current crop of governments serve the interest of big corporations.There is nothing wrong with big corporations except we DON'T HAVE ANY BLACK ONES!!!!!!!!!!NIGERIA I HOPE M.E.N.D.BRINGS BLOOD TO YOUR STREETS YOU BUNCH OF TRAITORS FOR SELLING NIGERIA OUT LIKE A CHEAP PROSTITUTE.DAMN YOU PRESIDENT AMARU!!THERE ARE AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS PEOPLE WHO COULD HAVE PARTNERED WITH THEIR NIGERIAN BROTHERS TO RUN THE OIL.PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA IS ON POINT HE SEES THE WRITING ON THE WALL!!!!!!!!!!AFRICA'S HOUR IS HERE SO TO YOU TRAITORS AND UNCLE TOMS GO TO HELL WILL THE SLAVE MASTER BASTARDS!

Zimbabwe. Obama's Africa challenge

Recently President elect Barack Obama praised current President George W.Bush for the 15 billion he pledged to fight AIDS/HIV in Africa.The program has been successful so far in stopping the spread of new HIV infections in babies born in South Africa.A key to the this success was the final acknowledgment from South African leaders that there actually was a AIDS problem in the country.All the money, research would have been for nothing if the people of South Africa had not take the problem seriously.Barack Obama is proving to be a man of many faces,he has a mixed race background face,an African American face,a Hawaii face,a Kenyan face,an American face.The face that is often overlooked but has we Pan Africanist excited is his Pan African face.Barack is someone who loves Africa and sees himself as an African.He also knows Africa's great history and knows an ally in the White House can help bring change to the continent.Africa needs to end wars,famine,illiteracy,AIDS,and tribal conflict.With new modern cities emerging in South Africa,Nigeria,Kenya trade,commerce,tourism,education,infastructure,industry,energy all thing America business have that Africa needs.Opportunities for new business people in America and on the continent.Obama quietly believes this because he has made several statements about Africa's problems.Bill Clinton is active on the continent.This is why Hilary war appointed Secretary of State.The great challenge for Obama will be Zimbabwe who's leader under sanctions from the West has ran the country into the ground.He has managed to steal another election.For President Obama confronting Mugabe will signal to the world a new order,in tyranny in Africa will not be business as usual.That leaders for now on will have to answer to the world and to African people.It is a Black man that is going to lead the charge.The following is a sample article from News Africa on the situation in Zimbabwe:
New Call for Robert Mugabe to step down.

News Africa
Calls grow for Mugabe to step down
Cholera is thought to have claimed nearly 600 lives in Zimbabwe in the past few months [AFP]

Raila Odinga, Kenya's prime minister, has added his voice to the growing wave of calls by world leaders for Robert Mugabe, the Zimbabwean president, to step down.

Odinga told Al Jazeera on Sunday that Africa "cannot shut its eyes when the people of Africa are dying of cholera and hunger".

"The time has come for Africa to stand up and speak and say that enough is enough. It's time for Mr Robert Mugabe to go," he said.

"I have said before ... for how long is Africa going to live the lie that life is normal in Zimbabwe? For how long are we going to pretend that Mugabe did win the election?"

The cholera outbreak has followed a political crisis since elections in March and a subsequent failure to agree on a power-sharing deal.

Mugabe lost initial presidential elections to Morgan Tsvangirai, head of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).

Tsvangirai pulled out of a second run-off poll in June due to attacks on his supporters which were blamed on Mugabe's allies, handing Mugabe victory.

Case for intervention

Earlier, in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, Odinga said that Jakaya Kikwete, Tanzania's president and chairman of the African Union, should call an urgent summit of AU states to formulate a resolution sending troops to Zimbabwe.

"If no troops are available, then the AU must allow the UN to send its forces into Zimbabwe ... to take control of the country and ensure urgent humanitarian assistance to the people dying of cholera and starvation," Odinga said.

Mugabe's government has blamed EU sanctions for Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic [AFP]
Asked whether time for diplomacy had ended and military force should be used, Odinga told Al Jazeera: "Morgan Tsvangirai won the election decisively by garnering 56 per cent of the vote and the election commission was blackmailed into declaring that he didn't get the requisite 56 per cent.

"What we are trying to say is that, there is need for us to agree what we go back to what Zimbabweans said on the 29th of March - that they really wanted Mugabe out.

"Mugabe may not want to go, but the time has come for him to be shown the door. That's why I am appealing to the AU to live up to the expectations of the majority of the African people by asking Mr Mugabe to leave."

Odinga was himself involved in a bitter political tussle with Mwai Kibaki, Kenya's president, after he "lost" an election he is widely believed to have won.

A power-sharing agreement saw the government creating the current position he is holding.

EU sanctions blamed

Harare has blamed EU sanctions for a cholera outbreak across the country which is thought to have killed at least 575 people.

Mugabe accused Zimbabwe's former colonial ruler Britain of using the epidemic to draw together support against his government.

An editorial in the state-run Sunday Mail newspaper also said the outbreak was down to EU sanctions.

"The people who are suffering most are not politicians they claim they want to punish, but poor people," it said.

"All the victims [of cholera] are as a result of the freezing of balance of payments support, depriving the country of foreign currency required to buy chemicals to treat our drinking water."

Plea for pressure

Odinga's views echoed those expressed by Phandu Skelemani, Botswana's foreign minister, who said that the international community could easily force Mugabe out.

"SADC [Southern African Development Community] should never have recognised Mugabe as legitimate," Skelemani told Al Jazeera.

"The best solution would be to pressurise Mugabe as an international community to go for a [presidential] run-off. So that the Zimbabweans, the only ones entitled to choose a government for Zimbabwe, can do so."

UK PM Brown has called Mugabe's government a 'blood-stained regime' [EPA]
"My suspicion is that Mugabe would not agree because he is sure to lose," Skelemani said, adding that, in such a situation, supplies to Mugabe should be cut off - for instance, petrol for his army.

Skelemani's comments followed those of Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, who said Mugabe's regime was "blood-stained" and Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state, who said that it is well past the time for Mugabe to quit.

EU foreign ministers are expected to adopt a draft text tightening sanctions against Zimbabwe on Monday, due to fears over the worsening humanitarian situation and political deadlock in the country.

Mugabe and his wife Grace, as well as 166 other members of the governing Zanu-PF, are already banned from entering EU nations and their European assets have been frozen.