Egypt : Why are Black folk Obsessed with Egypt?

[river]

Hotep

Ware do you think your Ancestors came from if not from KMT or commonly called Egypt today? No matter how hard you wish and pray for your current mind set to continue, it will not because the Truth is spreading at a lighting pace. The only ones that fear the Truth are those who know their ideas and Myths are based in Falsehood,Deception and out right Lies. The Spirits of the Ancestors are riseing up and takeing residence in these dry bones commonly called Negros today. To get a proper under standing of any thing, it is best to investigate, reserch, study Deeply. We Afrikans will rise agin. May the Spirits of the Ancestors continue to Bless us with the Light of (understanding) Over-Standing.

Ase`

Tell it like it is! I say, tell it like it be.

 

[panafrica]

the “blackness” of Egypt (and other Northern African countries for that matter) is highly debatable anyway. Granted, according to American standards (where one drop of black blood makes you black), Egyptians (ancient and present day) are Black. However, it must be stated for the record that Egyptians are of a mixed ancestry. Black Africans live below the Sahara.

Diakonos:

It is hard to find a Native American (Indian) today in America. However most know these are the original people of this land. Just because a certain ethnic group occupies an area does not mean they are the original inhabitants of that land. It is a historical fact that Arabs invaded North Africa in the 6th century AD. To believe the current people in Egypt (Kemet) are the original people, is not historically accurate.

 

[river]

Diakonos:

It is hard to find a Native American (Indian) today in America. However most know these are the original people of this land. Just because a certain ethnic group occupies an area does not mean they are the original inhabitants of that land. It is a historical fact that Arabs invaded North Africa in the 6th century AD. To believe the current people in Egypt (Kemet) are the original people, is not historically accurate.

Thank you Brotha Pan.