shouldn't Ancient Egypt be counted as an extension of Nubia?

[Im Kemet Rocky & I like penis]

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Ethiopia fathered Ancient Egypt, Ancient Egypt fathered Sumeria, Mesopotamia, India, the entire Mediterranean. where do you suspect the hindu kush mountains got their name? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Kush

these african kingdoms were colonizing the middle east going back thousands of years, which is how the inhabitants of asia and the middle east knew about the cities of ancient egypt in the first place. the middle-easterners and the asiatics ended up migrating to egyptian cities in huge numbers and ultimately overthrowing the whole society. fast forward a few thousand years and the "foreigners" dominate the economic, political, and religious landscape, they've burned the libraries to destroy the historical knowledge, and laid the groundwork for the forthcoming slave trade.

These ancient egyptian cities were the rome, nyc, london of the time.

can you give us a source besides wiki? and where exactly does it say that Ethiopia fathered Sumeria, Mesopotamia, and India?

 

[Blackking]

Ethiopia fathered Ancient Egypt, Ancient Egypt fathered Sumeria, Mesopotamia, India, the entire Mediterranean. .

you're basing this on what?

not saying ur wrong.

 

[Poitier]

no, they started out under their own rule,culture, and ethnicity. no one colonized the Nubian civilization.

All African civilizations started in Sudan and split from there.

 

[rapbeats]

Of course it did, but its foundations came from Ethiopia tho as did the people. Think of it like America breaking away from Britain.

and thats the point of this very thread. america breaks from britain. but when you speak of america in historic terms you wont leave out that america came out of britain. britain is celebrated by americans because of this, when speaking on the history of the US of A. but you rarely if ever hear about or ever see Nubia/Ethiopia being celebrated as the mothership for egypt. now why would that be? now we know there's one obvious reason. a few people of non color aint feeling egypt a great civilization officially being derived from 100% black africans. they want to have room to say but but those people were not necessarily black africans.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

and thats the point of this very thread. america breaks from britain. but when you speak of america in historic terms you wont leave out that america came out of britain. britain is celebrated by americans because of this, when speaking on the history of the US of A. but you rarely if ever hear about or ever see Nubia/Ethiopia being celebrated as the mothership for egypt. now why would that be? now we know there's one obvious reason. a few people of non color aint feeling egypt a great civilization officially being derived from 100% black africans. they want to have room to say but but those people were not necessarily black africans.

We'll gradually get there. Look how long its taken to acknowledge they black to begin with. I'ma keep it real with you tho, as an Ethiopian it almost feels better to not be acknowledged like that. Those of us educated and with a non-white washed perspective look at that kind of attention as a bad thing. I mean hell, Europe owes us a gang of artifacts and "Ancient Ethiopia" as we're speaking of it was much larger so its no telling what items from that time are no longer in African possession because some cacs caught wind of what we as black people have done.

 

[rapbeats]

We'll gradually get there. Look how long its taken to acknowledge they black to begin with. I'ma keep it real with you tho, as an Ethiopian it almost feels better to not be acknowledged like that. Those of us educated and with a non-white washed perspective look at that kind of attention as a good thing. I mean hell, Europe owes us a gang of artifacts and "Ancient Ethiopia" as we're speaking of it was much larger so its no telling what items from that time are no longer in African possession because some cacs caught wind of what we as black people have done.

well now you're on to something there. lol

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

well now you're on to something there. lol

True, I meant to say bad thing at the end of the 3rd sentence.

 

[Blackking]

All African civilizations started in Sudan and split from there.

explain...

 

[Poitier]

explain...

I should have said Niger-Congo and Neolithic people all trace back to Sudan. Those are the two biggest groups talked about on The Coli. Obviously, people like the Bushmen are on some other shyt...

 

[Im Kemet Rocky & I like penis]

speaking on ethiopians, why the hell are most horner africans so prejudice against west africans/central africans/south africans/african-americans? is it the "red-bone" mentality? (light skinned bytches act like they shyt)

 

[Blackking]

I should have said Niger-Congo and Neolithic people all trace back to Sudan. Those are the two biggest groups talked about on The Coli. Obviously, people like the Bushmen are on some other shyt...

cool, those my people.

@theworldismine13 says they were basically the first c00ns, lol... so I was just wondering what u were saying.

 

[Poitier]

cool, those my people.

@theworldismine13 says they were basically the first c00ns, lol... so I was just wondering what u were saying.

Who were the first c00ns?

 

[Blackking]

Who were the first c00ns?

north east africans... especially the tribes that volunteered to become Muslims n shyt...

 

[theworldismine13]

yeah i said that the black people that converted to islam and participated in the arabic slave trade were the first c00ns (for lack of a better term)

i posted a good link about it

http://www.southworld.net/newtest/index.php/2011-07-25-15-56-33/itemlist/date/2012/7?start=10

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

While I won't call the Arab Slave trade benevolent, it differed greatly from the European counterpart. Plus slavery was a part of African culture for the longest but it was generally a means of assimilating conquered people into the conquering society instead of making a person property, not human unfit to be with general society, etc. So I dunno if calling the first Muslim converts c00ns(for extreme lack of a better term) makes much sense cuz that would mean all Africans regardless of religion were c00ns too.

To answer the other question, Ethiopia practiced slavery until 1924 so certain effects linger today, not to mention misinformation from news depictions from cac media, crime dramas/movies, and relatives who come to America and have bad experiences with other black people.

As for us and other Africans, it goes both ways so its no point in discussing it. We should be on some Nkrumah shyt, leave it to people like me to eliminate white washed Ethiopians.