The Honorable Tariq is bout to address coli haters
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viktordoomsecretwars
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Tariq's main audience is a bunch of early 20 year old emotional males with no real father figure in their lives and a bunch of women. So with absent dad's , you look for someone subconsciously or consciously to cling to
No self respecting man who is about his takes dude remotely seriously. Some of you are far too easily impressed by this buffoon and some of the responses in this thread is proof of that.
And that's sadly a reflection of you.
No self respecting man who is about his takes dude remotely seriously. Some of you are far too easily impressed by this buffoon and some of the responses in this thread is proof of that.
And that's sadly a reflection of you.
The emotional tethers think internet negs matter
Go home
Go home
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
You worried about Tariq more than you are worried about the white man cracking a literal whip on your fellow Haitian people down on the boarder.
You can't make this shyt up. Only on thecoli.
How do you know all that ? Is this forum my whole life ? So I should post my worries here ?
all of them ? You don’t even realize what you saying but yeah keep posting
Redwood
Superstar
Why is he is always the "Honorable" Tariq Nasheed?
That be having me weak
That be having me weak
I see nikkas in their 30s fukkin with him
He’s calling black folks “peasy headed?” 
Antwon Mitchell
Banned
Does he call out the coli literally or is this just another juelizing showcase of him saying a whole lot of nothing just for his groupies to get all hysterically excited? 
No timestamps. No names being said. No nothing, except a whole bunch of irrelevant shyt throughout.
No timestamps. No names being said. No nothing, except a whole bunch of irrelevant shyt throughout.
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
tariq wilding
all them non ados jokes some c00n shyt
"ooga booga" " aint no products in my hair, your hair not curly cause u eating too much oxtail" "eating too much jolof rice thats why your hair not straight"
nikka clearly got hair curling products sound like cac racists with these immigrant jokes
all them non ados jokes some c00n shyt
"ooga booga" " aint no products in my hair, your hair not curly cause u eating too much oxtail" "eating too much jolof rice thats why your hair not straight"
nikka clearly got hair curling products sound like cac racists with these immigrant jokes
lmfao they mad as hell
Redwood
Superstar
Let us tune in
That screencap
He's probably responding to this video below?
I am a non-FBA, follower of Tariq and Jason. But what strikes me as odd is that Tariq and Jason have claimed they have tried to set up Pan African economies in African and Caribbean countries.
I wonder, is this true? I've never seen any real FBA delegation trying to talk to any African or Caribbean embassy, other than saying things online what they want to happen. The guy in the video has businesses in Kenya and has taken others to African to set up shops as well. I learned about him through Dynast Demir's channel. Dynast himself owns businesses in Africa as well and has several African passports. One Nigerian, one Sierra Leone and if correct on from Senegal.
If proven by genetics (a genetic test done by African Ancestry), a descendant from Sierra Leone will get a passport, no questions asked. This will get you benefits from the Sierra Leone, which includes economic benefits by ECOWAS.
Then again, Tariq claims that most FBA are actually ABOS (Black Indians). I wonder how that doesn't contradict the claim to Africa?
My last argument is on the ABOS claim. How is he going to make this claim without actual scientific backup? We know that genetically by proximity Black Americans (FBA/ ADOS) relate closest to the people of West Africa. By that this means, modern people in these regions.
Primarily I agree with Tariq with things going on in society, and that I how I learned about him about 6 years ago.
I have no dog in this..., so it doesn't really bother me, but this is what science shows.
Ancestry Composition of African Americans, lipstickalley.com
The main source:
Tracing African Roots
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