Fige Bornu <figebornu wrote:
My Peoples,

THIS IS WHAT RAPPER SNOOP DOGG SAID WHEN ASKED ABOUT
HIS TRIP TO NIGERIA:

"That American/African ****, I’m not into all that
****t – I’m happy where the **** I’m at; good look(in)
for bringin’ us ****** [as slaves] over here, we
appreciate that. Good lookin’!"

(see http://www.allhipho p.com/features/ ?ID=1802)

Also, remember the neglect and mayhem put upon
Africans (and others) in New Orleans during the
hurricane? Well, Interscope Records and Eminem
supported rapper, 50 Cents, said that we should not be
hard on President Bush. On the war, 50 Cents said
that he supports the war and that Bush like himself,
is a gangster.

Finally and forever, we have to use blunt force
activism to change the current state of hip hop.
There are SO MANY powerful, uplifting and rigtheous
hip hop artists who can fill the void left when we
replace these KKK assistants like Snoop, 50 Cents, Mc
Eiht, etc.

It is no wonder why our youth are so messed up. And
yes, hip hop is significantly responsible for our
youth's sad disposition because we, unfortunately,
live in a media drunk environment.

Peace,

Fige Bornu, Chairman
Positive African Image Institute

TO READ MORE FIGE BORNU ESSAYS GO TO: figebornu.blogspot. com

"Nothing is easy to the unwilling" - Nikki Giovanni, Poet

WOW, the modern day Tom.

You know at first i wa in defferent on mister Sharps protest against rap, but reading this I must commend and support him.

Remeber when eminem was caught on tape saying n:::er, and people he used to work with said there were many more tapes, and racist freestyle sessin he had trying to go against X-Clan? Funny fitty never said a word about that, what a weak punk. Asvfar as snoop well, what do you expect from side show bob?