Sexy Romans And North Africans

Submitted by Muslimk*** (United Kingdom), Aug 13, 2010 at 12:34

Ahmadzafire should realise that he should know history better before he becomes a committed Muslim and he should not into the bandwagon of Nation of Islam or other sects just because of anti-white sentiments in the way Loise Farrakhan jumped into the rotten cult,which is causing havoc in the civilized world at present.

Firstly anybody who had seen the TV episodes of ROOTS in 70s or read the book roots by Alex Haley would know that slaves imported into Americas after being sold by Arab slave traders on the west coast,east coast of Africa,and middle east.After being sold to plantation owners in Virginia and other places in Americas, the slave women were invariably raped by the owners and their managers The products are known as Afro-Americans.Blacks is not the right term to describe them even though their colour gradually black because of inbreeding among them after the abolition of slavery by Thomas Jefferson in 1807.But it continued in deep south in unofficial form leading to civil war eventually.

Secondly Roman army were the culprits for the origin of species -Arabs or North Africans.Roman soldiers above the rank of centurion were allowed to holiday in North Africa or Meditiranian during the period of Roman EmpireAlmost upto 3rd century AC for sex orgies with African women.The result is the product of genetic mixture of Africans and Romans.They were called Distinct north Africans later the Arabs after invention of islamic cult by mohamed

They are fair when compared to Africans because of mixture of Roman blood.But their hair is still African,which may be the reason for the origin of Hizab as the romans hated the hair of African women let alone men.

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