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Another Boom shot of a show and great review, Take the Statue down but put in a museum we cannot forget, now we know the truth of his legacy his deeds should not be put to rest that easy Give thanks Romain / Muta
The Jamaican society has devolved into a level of ignorance of self that breeds a violence and destruction that is inescapable. This is what occurs when the requisite priority of education as a fundamental human right is misplaced by deliberate selective choice.
Mansa Abu Bakr II discovered America over 100 years before Columbus. He was reported to have given up all power and gold to pursue knowledge and discovery. His successor, Mansa Musa, is regarded as some to have been the richest man that ever lived. Mansa Musa was reported to have become the successor after Abu Bakr II decided to abdicate his throne to join other explorers who reported to have landed in the Americas,
Virtually all that is known of Abu Bakr II is from the account of Chihab al-Umari. Al-Umari visited Cairo after Mansa Musa stopped there during his historic hajj to Mecca, and recorded a conversation between Musa and his host, Abu'l Hasan Ali ibn Amir Habib. According to Musa, Abu Bakr became convinced that he could find the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, and outfitted an expedition of 200 ships to find it. Only one of those ships returned; the captain related that the expedition had come to a "river with a powerful current" in the Atlantic ocean. The current took most of the fleet away to the Americas after which the captain turned back. According to Musa, Abu Bakr was undeterred and launched an even larger expedition with himself as the head, departing with 2,000 vessels for his men and a like number for supplies. He left Musa, his vizier, as his deputy during his absence. Sourced documentation
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what JA turn to? burn bobo hill.hmmmmmm
Signal a bit bad but give thanks na hear clearly
Jan Karew – The Columbian Era – the truth https://youtu.be/dn6NcRJ8Uh4
Another Boom shot of a show and great review, Take the Statue down but put in a museum we cannot forget, now we know the truth of his legacy his deeds should not be put to rest that easy Give thanks Romain / Muta
The Jamaican society has devolved into a level of ignorance of self that breeds a violence and destruction that is inescapable. This is what occurs when the requisite priority of education as a fundamental human right is misplaced by deliberate selective choice.
Mansa Abu Bakr II discovered America over 100 years before
Columbus. He was reported to have given up all power and gold
to pursue knowledge and discovery. His successor, Mansa Musa,
is regarded as some to have been the
richest man that ever lived. Mansa Musa
was reported to have become the
successor after Abu Bakr II decided to
abdicate his throne to join other
explorers who reported to have landed in
the Americas,
Virtually all that is known of Abu Bakr II is from the account of Chihab al-Umari. Al-Umari visited Cairo after Mansa Musa stopped there during his historic hajj to Mecca, and recorded a conversation between Musa and his host, Abu'l Hasan Ali ibn Amir Habib. According to Musa, Abu Bakr became convinced that he could find the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, and outfitted an expedition of 200 ships to find it. Only one of those ships returned; the captain related that the expedition had come to a "river with a powerful current" in the Atlantic ocean. The current took most of the fleet away to the Americas after which the captain turned back. According to Musa, Abu Bakr was undeterred and launched an even larger expedition with himself as the head, departing with 2,000 vessels for his men and a like number for supplies. He left Musa, his vizier, as his deputy during his absence. Sourced documentation
Today there is a huge statue/monument of this monster (Columbus) at the end of La Rambla, Barcelona-Spain.
Yow mi bredda,,,,,,,,
Hail romain selah