Evil sins of the Arabs and Muslim renegades done unto the Black race since ...

Submitted by Djinx (United Kingdom), May 17, 2014 at 13:00

Rachel Brad,

I did not complete or need reading this article; even some of those so-called African scholars are descendants of these pagan chieftains who sold their tribal enemies for their fortunes.

The article that you are referring to is done by one Nigerian Tunde Obadina who is referring to the time the Europeans got involved in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade with the assistance of Africans.

The Europeans with the blessing of Queen Isabella of Spain in 1501, got involved immensely with the great Trans-Atlantic African Slave Trade, after the rule of the Black Moors succumbed in Spain and Portugal simultaneously with the assistance of the Mamluks (who were white Arabs that betrayed and enslaved their Black Muslim counterparts on a mass scale) who settled in Iberian Peninsula.

Many West African tribes were threatened, harrassed and blackmailed by their European invaders into selling their own peoples, which caused a lot of wars and confusion among differing African tribes (on an unprecedented scale) who were threatened with the enslavement process. It was a kill or be sold survival process back then.

We all know how the slave captives of these African 'proxy' wars were treated; indeed, very badly, in such wise that millions upon millions never made it to the shores of the so-called New World.

The Arabs are still enforcing their sharia laws of enslaving the Blacks in Mauritania to this very day in 2014, as is the case in parts of the MIddle East.

Do not believe me; do your research.

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