http://globalvoicesonline.org/2006/01/06/from-the-ethiopian-blogosphere/ The world is talking. Are you listening? Sat, 26 May 2012 18:07:22 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://globalvoicesonline.org/2006/01/06/from-the-ethiopian-blogosphere/comment-page-1/#comment-22155 Michelle Lewis Fri, 06 Jan 2006 17:17:58 +0000 http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/globalvoices/?p=5206#comment-22155 This is very sad indeed for the Ethiopian's. while I am a Jamaican living in the States for the last 24 years I grew up in a Rastafarian culture in Jamdown, I am not a follower of Hail Selassi or see him as a messiah type, in fact he was a coward who ran and left his people who were brave warriors to save his own cowardly skin. those of us that came out of the Afrikan holocost diasporia, have a love for our fellow Ethiopian brothers and sisters who were the first proud black race who instilled cultural pride in our Nubain heritage. I stand in solidarity with all my Afrikan brotheres and sisters who reconigze me as on of them, who had came out of the diasporia. and know it is a dream for us to return back to our homeland and help rebuild it, to take our rightful place amongst Nation's as the first race from who all came. this is the reasoning's of the intellectual Philosopher Nubian born and raised in the ghetto of Jamdown, committed to dispelling the falicies of Hail Selassi and the facilicies of smoking ganja to kill off the brain cells in a false religion leading many ignorant rastafarian's down the wrong spiritual path. Big Up to Ethiopia!!! and Ethipian's everywhere, everytime!!!! This is very sad indeed for the Ethiopian’s. while I am a Jamaican living in the States for the last 24 years I grew up in a Rastafarian culture in Jamdown, I am not a follower of Hail Selassi or see him as a messiah type, in fact he was a coward who ran and left his people who were brave warriors to save his own cowardly skin. those of us that came out of the Afrikan holocost diasporia, have a love for our fellow Ethiopian brothers and sisters who were the first proud black race who instilled cultural pride in our Nubain heritage. I stand in solidarity with all my Afrikan brotheres and sisters who reconigze me as on of them, who had came out of the diasporia. and know it is a dream for us to return back to our homeland and help rebuild it, to take our rightful place amongst Nation’s as the first race from who all came. this is the reasoning’s of the intellectual Philosopher Nubian born and raised in the ghetto of Jamdown, committed to dispelling the falicies of Hail Selassi and the facilicies of smoking ganja to kill off the brain cells in a false religion leading many ignorant rastafarian’s down the wrong spiritual path. Big Up to Ethiopia!!! and Ethipian’s everywhere, everytime!!!!

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