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bret- hart wrote:

ohsee wrote:When did Frenchman Aubamayang become African? Jos because he plays for Gabon? Sadio and Salah are bona fide Africans, born and bred. Auba is European, pure and simple.

Oga Ohsee abeg stick to Rant and Rave. Aubamayang is as African as they come. His father played for Gabon in the 90s. His roots go back to west/central Africa. Regardless of where he was born, he is still African. Mo Salah on the other hand is not African. His ancestors invaded Egypt back in 600AD and unfortunately, never left. He is as "African" as Charlese Theron. Big difference.

Heliopolis wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

ohsee wrote:When did Frenchman Aubamayang become African? Jos because he plays for Gabon? Sadio and Salah are bona fide Africans, born and bred. Auba is European, pure and simple.

Oga Ohsee abeg stick to Rant and Rave. Aubamayang is as African as they come. His father played for Gabon in the 90s. His roots go back to west/central Africa. Regardless of where he was born, he is still African. Mo Salah on the other hand is not African. His ancestors invaded Egypt back in 600AD and unfortunately, never left. He is as "African" as Charlese Theron. Big difference.

Dude, you are becoming dumber and dumber as the years progress.

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

bret- hart wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/glo ... 78ff0265ea


I have receipts

1 year ago
This article is truly misleading. Egypt has a racism problem, but of a different kind. Blacks (specifically of sudanese origin) are mistreated in Egypt the same way Latinos crossing the American border are mistreated in the United States. I am Egyptian, Black, and defiantly, proudly African. I don't know where this author got her views from (Cairo?) a metropolitan city with a very high concentration of Arabic views and far from the common Egyptian identity. I grew up watching cartoons about Egypt's Africanism, reading government-issued third grade textbooks that emphasized Egypt’s role as a leading African state, and being told that Nubians are the true living Egyptians. The author misrepresents 2005 attack on the Sudanese people in Mustafa Mahmud square. It was about illegal immigration and the struggle immigrants of Sudanese origin face to find jobs; race was never part of the picture. Egypt, like all places, has its share of prejudice and bigotry, but it is not about black and white. I have realized that some Egyptians get involved with American culture, and they begin to perceive racial tension where there never was any, sometimes claiming oppression and hardship for being minorities in the US and claiming Egypt is a racially oppressive state at the sometime. What you call Egyptians who are not oppressed then, whites? The author seems to ride the wave of attention a minority would get in the United States out of love for equality in a country that is more of a salad bowl and not a melting pot. If she wanted to bring justice to Egypt maybe she should argue immigrant rights in Egypt, she should fight for religious freedom which is a much needed fight for oppressed Non-Sunni Muslim Egyptians, she should fight for gender equality, LGBTQ rights, or the social mistreatment by the Egyptian government and the oppressive police state of Egypt.Keep your eyes on the true necessary fights, not the one that brings attention to you in the racially divided United States.

bret- hart wrote:

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

Dude go and pick up a history book, a map of Africa and read. The Rashidun caliphate out of the Arabian peninsula invaded Egypt circa 640 CE. Before then Egypt was occupied and conquered by the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Its all documented so stop playing dumb...oh im sorry you are dumb. Nevermind.

bret- hart wrote:

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

Dude go and pick up a history book, a map of Africa and read. The Rashidun caliphate out of the Arabian peninsula invaded Egypt circa 640 CE. Before then Egypt was occupied and conquered by the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Its all documented so stop playing dumb...oh im sorry you are dumb. Nevermind.

ohsee wrote:

bret- hart wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/glo ... 78ff0265ea


I have receipts

bret-hart my bros, just because some people are ignorant in Egypt is no reason for you to be ignorant too. There's prejudice everywhere, even in your country Nigeria. Did you read the comments in the article you posted. Here's one for you:

1 year ago
This article is truly misleading. Egypt has a racism problem, but of a different kind. Blacks (specifically of sudanese origin) are mistreated in Egypt the same way Latinos crossing the American border are mistreated in the United States. I am Egyptian, Black, and defiantly, proudly African. I don't know where this author got her views from (Cairo?) a metropolitan city with a very high concentration of Arabic views and far from the common Egyptian identity. I grew up watching cartoons about Egypt's Africanism, reading government-issued third grade textbooks that emphasized Egypt’s role as a leading African state, and being told that Nubians are the true living Egyptians. The author misrepresents 2005 attack on the Sudanese people in Mustafa Mahmud square. It was about illegal immigration and the struggle immigrants of Sudanese origin face to find jobs; race was never part of the picture. Egypt, like all places, has its share of prejudice and bigotry, but it is not about black and white. I have realized that some Egyptians get involved with American culture, and they begin to perceive racial tension where there never was any, sometimes claiming oppression and hardship for being minorities in the US and claiming Egypt is a racially oppressive state at the sometime. What you call Egyptians who are not oppressed then, whites? The author seems to ride the wave of attention a minority would get in the United States out of love for equality in a country that is more of a salad bowl and not a melting pot. If she wanted to bring justice to Egypt maybe she should argue immigrant rights in Egypt, she should fight for religious freedom which is a much needed fight for oppressed Non-Sunni Muslim Egyptians, she should fight for gender equality, LGBTQ rights, or the social mistreatment by the Egyptian government and the oppressive police state of Egypt.Keep your eyes on the true necessary fights, not the one that brings attention to you in the racially divided United States.

Mr. Piffington wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

Dude go and pick up a history book, a map of Africa and read. The Rashidun caliphate out of the Arabian peninsula invaded Egypt circa 640 CE. Before then Egypt was occupied and conquered by the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Its all documented so stop playing dumb...oh im sorry you are dumb. Nevermind.

This guy said 640 CE...

If my ancestors migrated to what is now Nigeria in 640 CE then I'm not Nigerian abi? Some of you people are hilarious.

Heliopolis wrote:This is why I'm all in favour of CE implementing an IQ test before a new member can join this forum. If we simply set the bar at an IQ score of at least 30 we will not have really low IQ people like Bret reduce the level of our discourse

ohsee wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

Dude go and pick up a history book, a map of Africa and read. The Rashidun caliphate out of the Arabian peninsula invaded Egypt circa 640 CE. Before then Egypt was occupied and conquered by the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Its all documented so stop playing dumb...oh im sorry you are dumb. Nevermind.

bret, take sofry with tying yourself in knots na. So the English are not British because their distant ancestors came from Scandinavia and Germany? OK oh. If we are to define people by where their distant ancestors came from, then everybody is African, abi?

bret- hart wrote:

Mr. Piffington wrote:

bret- hart wrote:

Heliopolis wrote:Don't despair Bret, I am currently managing a crowd sourcing campaign so we can raise enough money to pay for your brain transplant. It is about time we substitute your donkey brain for a human one.

Dude go and pick up a history book, a map of Africa and read. The Rashidun caliphate out of the Arabian peninsula invaded Egypt circa 640 CE. Before then Egypt was occupied and conquered by the Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Its all documented so stop playing dumb...oh im sorry you are dumb. Nevermind.

This guy said 640 CE...

If my ancestors migrated to what is now Nigeria in 640 CE then I'm not Nigerian abi? Some of you people are hilarious.

Soo is Charlese Theron more African than say Chiwetel Ejiofor? After all Theron was born and raised in Africa while Chiwetel was born and raised in England? Why is Auba not considered African according to you and Oga Ohsee yet an Arab like Mo Salah who identifies as ARAB 1st is classified by you as an African?