USofAfrica, NO!!! USofBLACK-Africa, YES
by Chinweizu

Wise parents do not let their daughter marry a stranger without thoroughly investigating the character of the suitor and of his lineage.

Wise parents will look into the promises with which the suitor has been wooing their daughter and find out if they are credible.

If the suitor is already married, it is the business of the girl’s parents to look into how he has been treating his other wives.

All of black Africa is being wooed today by the promoters of the so-called USAfrica that aims to unite the entire continent, Blacks and Arabs together, under one federal state.

So, before this wedding takes place, we of this generation, need to do our parental duty towards all the future generations of Black Africans before we give them into marriage with the Arabs. Here are some fundamental questions we must answer correctly:

Who are these Arabs?

{mosgoogle}What do we know about their pedigree, their character and their ambitions in making this marriage with us?

Why should Black African states integrate with the Arab states into this USAfrica?

What would this USAfrica accomplish for Black Africa that the OAU could not and the AU cannot?

Have we studied the Arabs like we should, particularly through our dealings with them in the last 50 year?

Are there any black Africans already living with Arabs under one state?  What has been the experience of such blacks? Something we should all gladly wish to experience?

What are the promoters of this USAfrica promising it will do for Black Africa? And should they be believed?

Who are these promoters? And who exactly is sponsoring them? Who is the godfather of this their USAfrica? And what is his motive?

Now, we need to examine our long history of living with Arabs on our continent, since they invaded Egypt in 640 AD. From that initial incursion, they have conquered and expropriated and settled on some 1/3 of the African continent.

How have they treated the blacks they overran? 

Have they not enslaved and Arabized the countless millions who came under their power?

What is the attitude of Arabs to Blacks in general and to black Africans in particular?

Is it true that Arabs are given to color discrimination against blacks and hold blacks in automatic contempt and view blacks as subhuman?

Is it true that Arabs for many centuries raided and enslaved black Africans?

Is it true that Blacks are still being enslaved in Arab ruled countries like Mauritania and Sudan?

Why would black Africans want to integrate with states that still enslave blacks?

Is it true that Arab leaders have vowed to Islamize and Arabize Black Africa?

What would Arabization do to Black Africans? Are there examples to learn from?

How would non-Muslim blacks, Christians and polytheists, fare in this USAfrica?

Is it true that Arabs are ethnic cleansing and seizing land from Black Africans wherever both populations live together under one state, as in Sudan, Mauritania and Egypt?

{mosgoogle}If you are a black African, would your being Muslim protect you from Arab enslavers and ethnic cleansers? -- i.e. protect you from the treatment inflicted on your Christian and polytheist fellows?

If any of the above is true, would the same treatment not, predictably, be meted out to all of Back Africa by Arabs under this USAfrica? If not, why not?

The essays and stories in this special series on Arab colonialism present evidence to help us answer these and other vital questions.

As for the alleged economic benefits to come from this USAfrica, we shall examine them. The promoters of this USAfrica are voluble on these benefits, and would like us to focus only on them in deciding about this USAfrica. In doing so, let us not be like the stupid child who was lured with sweets into a kidnapper’s bag and hauled off into slavery.

Please read on and find, in the rest of this series, material to help you answer these vital questions.

The survival and security of future generations of Black Africans depend on you and your answers.

If any of the above is true, would the same treatment not, predictably, be meted out to all of Back Africa by Arabs under this USAfrica? If not, why not?  

The essays and stories in this special series on Arab colonialism present evidence to help us answer these and other vital questions. 

As for the alleged economic benefits to come from this USAfrica, we shall examine them. The promoters of this USAfrica are voluble on these benefits, and would like us to focus only on them in deciding about this USAfrica. In doing so, let us not be like the stupid child who was lured with sweets into a kidnapper’s bag and hauled off into slavery. 

Please read on . . .

and find, in the rest of this series, material to help you answer these vital questions. 

Slavery In Sudan: The New Holocaust: http://mirrormax.i8.com /custom3.html

Rape of Sudanese Boys: http://mirrormax.i8.com /custom2.html