Do Rasta's Have 'Jewish' Roots? (2010) - NEW
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Herein lies the dilemma, if Haile Selassie I is connected to King Solomon, then what I've found about Solomonz promiscuity could put into question the true virtues of Rastafarianizm: is it really royal or part of a bastardized faction? Is the Rastafarian movement born as a result of predatory sexual abuse? And if so and Solomon standz as the foundation, should his reverence put the entire belief in question? Let's take a look at history…
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The Superman Complex (2010) - NEW
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Rivalries can be personal and even get a lil' grimy, usually bringing out the best in each other—or worse. But the latest I want to build on is a rivalry that goes much deeper than the usual one, for this one involves the psychological makeup of an individual...
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Heru vs. Jesus (2010) - NEW
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Every Easter, the christian world payz homage to a myth-turned-legend, prolonging the continuous cycle of accepting an ancient fable as historical fact without actual proof. We've been reluctant to see the story of the mythical christ's rapsheet is EXACTLY identical to one from the Nile Valley that predates more than 6000 yearz before "jesus". See if your reverend can explain these simularities...
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Graciousness? or Gluttony!: Is This Reactive or Proactive Relief? (2010)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Haiti's need for assistance didn't start with the recent earthquake, nor flood from a couple yearz ago. Haiti has lived most of its existence well below the poverty line and no one gave two s#@t's about 'em until Tuesday, January 12th at 5:14pm.
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Wealth Trendz 101: A Resolution to Afrikan Liberation (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I realize for generations, our people have been on the receiving — or rather, consumer-end, of business and profit making. Black people have never capitalized on "trends", or business opportunities that have made billions for those privy who take advantage of trends and timing. We're upon another trend, are we bold enough to suit up and get in the game?
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The Power In A Name: When Called Upon By Someone Else (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Is it me or does it irk you when non-Afrikanz choose to put themselves in positionz of leadership for Afrikan causes? I mean, if its not at our most sacred of ritualz, they’re doin’ documentaries like ‘Rise!’, or hosting and/or DJin’ Hiphop concerts or poetry slamz...
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Ethnic Cleansing (2009)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Research states YT will be in the vast minority in as little as 50 yearz! And this startling fact has basically got YT shook!
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I Am the Future of Black Media (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
As egotistical as this may sound, it isn't solely by choice. This is as much a statement of distress as it is desire. Plain and simple, Afrikanz across the globe do not have a voice that focuses on the values and needz of Afrikan people...
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H.E.L.P.: Human Extinction Level Project (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Before the next century is over, humanz will no longer be the most intelligent type of entity on the planet... computerz will. What's more complex is that the definition of what is human will be put into question. As computerz receive more code advances to respond and interact with userz, it'll be so hard to tell the difference between the two (human and computer voices), they'll forget who (what) they're communicating with! And as humanz lose the inability to tell the difference, computerz will begin to feel and think they are in fact, human—actually better than human!
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Fallen Star (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
I was on the internet last night and I cried. I honestly cried like a baby as I saw a figure responsible
for all the pieces you may have read of mine about the Boule’ (aka Sigma Pi Phi) and Black
Fraternities and Sororities... yep, you guessed it, Baba Steve Cokely...
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Mentor vs Jegna (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We forget the power we give to somethin’ when you call on its name. Couple this with ignorance of the origin of these wordz, we actually disrespect somethin’ we intend to respect...
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Fakin' Jack(son) (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Jesse Jackson's at it again! On the night of Barack Obama's Presidential victory, what did the camera's catch? Jesse in tearz. But are these tearz of sincerity or jealousy? When you analyze how he came up, the latter soundz more like it...
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From the Plantation to the Bighouse (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Barack's run for President is monumental for people of Afrikan descent and because of his success, it both is and isn't about race. It's not about race because he's a worthy candidate who just so happenz to be of Afrikan descent, and it is about race because of what this accomplishment's symbolizes for Black people... We are movin' from the Plantation to the Bighouse!
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Politics As (Un)Usual (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The upcoming Presidential Election has me somewhat bewildered, hopeful even, that we just might witness a change. If this change Barack Obama's talkin' about is true, he's gonna put me outta business and I can't say I'd be mad about it!
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The Fallout of DGT and the Mother of the Matrix: Sophia Stewart (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
From 2003-2006, DGT was the place to come to hear about a woman who claimed she was the brainchild behind two of the worldz highest grossing movie franchises, 'The Terminator' and 'The Matrix', then there was a sudden stop. Find out why...
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TORCH-ure: Y Do We Honor the Olympics?!!? (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
This yearz event that honorz the homosexually-charged greecian era harborz an even greater relevance for Afrikan people to be aware of... the ongoing torture and malicious genocide of our kin in Darfur.
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The Basics To A Successful Boycott (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The Sean Bell verdict came out and absolutely no one should be surprised. Sean Bell is not the first—he's just the latest; and he certainly won't be the last. What is startling to witness is our unrelenting reluctance to remain reactionary revolutionareez!
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A Historical Perspective Between Deficiency and Difference (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
Over the last several weeks, white America heard two eloquent perspectives of America from an Afrikan point-of-view. My only problem is that in the year 2008 we're still fighting the wrong fight. Rev. Jeremiah Wrights NAACP speech brought attention to at an ancient topic America refuses to acknowledge... that many see the difference in non-white cultures as deficient...
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Y I'm Not A Registed Voter (2008)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The Presidential electionz are upon us and so is the drive for hedz to register to vote. Read M'Bwebe Ishangi's alternative perspective explaining why he no longer believes in the vote.
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Lies That Won't Go Away (2008)
by anthony t. browder
The February 2008 cover story of National Geographic, “The Black Pharaohs: Conquerors of Ancient Egypt” revealz that the history of black people is still being grossly distorted and the process of mis-education continues unabated.
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Sleeperz (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
We truly are not aware of the kind of work we put our mindz through each day; we never “think” how the mind knowz how to govern so many thingz at once; we “forget” to wonder how somethin' can work literally all day as well as all night without a break – even when we sleep! Dreamz are proof that your mind is still at work. Let’s face it; the mind is the perfect employee!!
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FOT3 [Free-quenceez of Tyme]: The Star Of A Story (2007)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
It is our birthright to know everything that makes us who we are. Would you purchase a complicated electrical appliance without the manual?! There is a manual for us Afrikanz, and this manual resides inside you, it's just that we've been tricked by YT to think only they could tell us who we are...
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25 Yearz?! Y Not LIFE!! (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
On Thursday, July 13, 2006, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which opened booths to millionz of Afrikanz-in-america (Black people), was “granted” a 25-year extension from Congress as Republicanz sought to improve their standing with us so-called “minoriteez” before electionz this fall.
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101 Biblical Contradikshunz (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
The Bible, said to be the holiest book ever written, also "passes" as the alleged “word of God”. We at DGT feel it is important to attempt to prove the continuous tampering of this book by passages that seem to contradict one another, thereby leading to the assumption that a book such as this continues to be degraded by the pen stroke of man (YT) makin' it not as holy as it may seem – for if it was, it would never go through the contininuous re-editionz this text has already undergone – not counting the infinite number it will continue to experience.
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Michelin: 'TIRED' of the Bullshit! (2006)
by m'bwebe aja ishangi
If you've been readin' DGT for awhile, you should know by now that the majority — if not all — the wealth of the US. Economy is based on the theft of natural resources, murder and free labor from Afrikanz and the continent of Afrika. Knowin' this, you should also be aware that Fortune500 Corporationz take special interest in Afrika, especially with satellites like NASAs LandSat7, which has the ability to scan the globe and locate which regionz are the richest in natural resources — which point directly at Afrika. So suffice it to say, YT knowz business cannot be successful without resources comin' from Mama Afrika. Knowin' this not only indicates YTs schizophrenic personality where they luv to hate us, yet wanna be us. Still, I'm literally TIRED of this blatant disrespect and rape of our people and homeland.
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Biochip
Update (2005)
by m'bwebe
aja ishangi
The United States demand for biochip products and services is projected to increase 20% annually to $2.1 billion in 2008...
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