Ghanaian-American politician and former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Kwame “Osagyefo Dr” Appiah Boateng or “Kwame Mayor” dropped out of the California gubernatorial race last month in order to return to his home country. And while Appiah Boateng is looking to challenge Nana Akuffo Addo for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Flagbearership in the 2016 elections, he also has another goal to achieve: airlifting millions of African Americans, Afro Caribbeans and others in the diaspora back to Africa at the end of America’s Black History Month in 2015 in what he has dubbed “Operation Black Moses.”
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The Uhuru Times published a statement from Appiah Boateng with excerpts appearing below:
African-Americans have the right to Vote, and run for Political Office, such as City Council, Mayor, and Governor, anywhere in Africa — (in the same way United States of America, the Leader of the Free World, allows Green-Card Holders to run for Public Office, except the President of United States”), said the Intellectual Giant.
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“Black Star Ships, and Marcus Garvey Ships, are needed to carry People, and Goods belonging to African-Americans, Caribbeans, and other Blacks in the Diaspora to Africa, in Operation Black Moses”, said the new Black Moses of the New Millennium — “Kwame Mayor”, who has pleaded with “Our White Brothers, and White Sisters; Jewish Brothers, and Jewish Sisters; Asian Brothers, and Asian Sisters; Latino Amigos, and Latino Amigas”, etc, etc, to support the Biblical Exodus of Blacks in the Diaspora, to Africa — the Motherland.
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Love anything that is good and uplifting for my African people, keep up the GOOD, WORKS...
Lets do it. He just need to list what skills and capabilities they need us to bring to the table. We ready to do our part to make the Continent a first class super power.
Interesting but daunting challenges of adaptations, integration etc of political, social etc......
Already on my way with or without this proposal.
This is a good idea. I've always wanted blacks in the diaspora to reconnect with Africa. Many black people in America have the skills to develop Africa.
we must start from anywhere we can,,,, but we must start... instead of taking from Africa someone has to give back... and it's up to us..........
black americans should understand and know that africa is their second home.welcome my people <3.
I think African- American blacks are very delusional when it comes to Africa. First and foremost, we fail to remember that Africa is a continent with many individual countries, each with their own politics, customs, religions, and sometimes; languages, etc. We also must think of the biological dangers (granted we have those here with all the GMO and other scientific developments), which may impact our health adversely until we develop immunities to common pathogens. Thirdly, how and where will American's be housed and in what conditions? Will there be adequate medical care and hospitals available. We're all used to many luxuries that we take for granted, will they be available to us? There is much that needs to be researched by Americans who are qualified to do so before we make such a leap.
"we sick boss"!!!!!!!!!!!
Johnny Clark I won't pretend to know of which you allude. I'm familiar with the mindset that uses the inclusive pronoun to express empathy with the slave master, but I'm sure it is not relative to anything which I've said. If, however, you're trying to inform me that you have something of importance to say, please do.