Fitzgerald: Arab racism and dissing Obama

Speaking in Arabic, al-Zawahri uses the term "abeed al-beit," which literally translates as "house slaves." But al-Qaida supplied English subtitles of his speech that included the translation as "house negroes."... – from this article

When word gets out that Al-Zawahiri and other Arabs have been dissing Obama, it's going to be taken hard, especially in certain parts of Detroit and Chicago. And when the entire story of Arab racism is made clearer, the effects could be devastating. It is this kind of talk by Al-Zawihiri, that "snap-to-it-boy" attitude, directed at the President of the United States (an attitude that would not have been exhibited toward a white president), that so clearly displays Islam as the vehicle for Arab supremacism that, despite its universalist pretensions, it has always been. That can only be good. Scales can fall from eyes, faster than they otherwise would.

And black Africans, too, can benefit from this. The Christians imperilled in West Africa and in East Africa by the steady Muslim Arab advances will be aroused, and heartened/ They have been victimized by the genocide in southern Sudan for the past 20 years, which is now accompanied by a lesser genocide in Darfur directed at killing, or expelling from their land, black African (i.e., non-Arab) Muslims. They have been victimized by the Muslim Arabs -- those Egyptian pilots -- who strafed helpless Ibo villagers during the Biafra War to keep Nigeria's Christians from breaking free of the Muslims waging Jihad (Col. Ojukwu's word) against them. And god knows they need a sign that the West will not forget them, after the Biafra War, after the slow-motion genocide in southern Sudan, after the encroachments of the Arabs and of Islam even in Uganda, where a handful of Muslims now threaten the Christian authorities.

Al-Zawahiri now offers the opportunity to remind everyone of the scope and duration of the Arab slave trade in Africa, and of the particularly deadly nature of it (see The Insidious Trade). For the main victims were young black boys, seized and castrated in the jungle, and then marched by slave coffle to the sea, to be transported to the slave markets of Islam. Only about 10% survived the trip.

It is not hard to imagine how much good a campaign with the "Lost Boys" of the southern Sudan, or with Nigerian Christians now living in this country telling the truth about Islam, and about the long history of murderous Arab mistreatment of black Africans, could do. Where but among the Arabs does black slavery still exist? Where but among the Muslims does the permanent justification for slavery exist as part of the faith? Hammer, hammer, hammer away.

Some of the stories about, and especially caricatures of, Condoleeza Rice should be republished in the American press as part of an inquiry into the savage racism that is taken for granted all over the Arab world. In fact, I have spoken with some students who came back shaken by some of the things they routinely heard about race, and blacks, when they went to study Arabic in programs in Cairo and other places in the Middle East. This -- along with the very late (and most unwilling) emancipation of (almost entirely) black slaves in Saudi Arabia, under Western pressure, and the continued enslavement of black Africans wherever the Arabs have managed to get away with it -- in the Sudan, and in Mali and Mauritania, and perhaps still in Saudi Arabia today, as well as the horrific treatment meted out to Sudanese refugees in Egypt, should be given attention. If those at the top in the Pentagon and the State Department cannot figure out why this matter should be given attention, then they need to be replaced. If they cannot understand why that would be useful both in the conduct of foreign policy (another weapon in the propaganda war, for slavery is permanently legitimized in Islam, given that the Perfect Man, Muhammad, was a slave-owner) and in domestic policy (helping to make Islam, the vehicle for Arab supremacism, less attractive to one of the main groups targeted for Da'wa, black prisoners), then they give way to others who are cleverer and more systematic in their attempts to check, abroad and here, the appeal of Islam, and thus the power of those engaged in Jihad.

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The slim possibility in this reminder, Hugh, is among the 63mil who voted for the "new politics" -some of them, including the clones who have been indoctrinated at the universities, will wake up to this spoor in Arab supremicism.

They will wake up in any event as they (including Bob Dylan apparently) come to realize that they have been had.

For heaven's sake, they have been stupid enough to vote for a "community organizer" !

They will be disillusioned in any event by these Dem fools running around thinking that they have a fix for the economy (once you try and control the market, you kill the golden goose).

Common sense is so uncommon.

Saudi Arabia is a racist, nationalist regime.


http://salafiyyah-jadeedah.tripod.com/Governments/Verdict_Saudi_Regime.htm

[b][c] It is a racist, nationalist regime that allies or opposes on the basis of relation with the nation. It divides rights and obligations among the slaves of Allah on the basis of relation with the Saudi nation and its borders, and not on the basis of relation with the 'Aqidah and the religion... in the same manner as any other Arab regime.

And this is clear Kufr (Kufr Bawah) as the Saudi Permanent Committee (al-Lajnah ad-Da'imah) for Ifta' have themselves said in one of their Fatawa: "Whoever does not distinguish between the Jews and the Christians and the other infidels and between the Muslims except by nationality, and makes all of their rulings equal, then he is a Kafir."

And they were correct in that, however our question to these esteemed ones is this: Is not the Saudi regime like this? Is it other than what you have described? Is it not that the Kafir, Zindeeq (heretic) Saudi – because of his nationality and his connection with the Saudi state – enjoys certain rights, favours, and privileges that "Shaykhul-Islam" from outside Sa'udiyyah does not?

The problem of single unmarried women has reached its peak, yet along with that – according to the law – the Saudi woman is not allowed to be married to a man with whose religion and character she is pleased if he does not belong to the borders of the Saudi nation... and likewise, the Saudi man is not allowed to marry outside Sa'udiyyah until he has reached a certain advanced age, along with fulfilling certain conditions, and after receiving special royal permission, for which Allah has not sent down any authority... the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa-sallam) spoke truly when he said: "If you do not (marry), there will be Fitnah and widespread evil in the earth."

Some of the stories about, and especially caricatures of, Condoleeza Rice should be republished in the American press as part of an inquiry into the savage racism that is taken for granted all over the Arab world.

http://www.enterstageright.com/archive/articles/1104/1104waronrice.htm

But why would Democrats be shocked(!) by the treatment of Condoleezza Rice when they have been doing pretty much the same thing? American cartoonists have presented openly racist caricatures of Rice and Democrats didn't bat an eyelash. All agree that she is bad because she (gasp!) worked in a Republican administration.
Why would black Americans care about the racism in the Arab world when many of their own heroes are American Muslims? To them, the US government remains public enemy number one.
The racism that is taken for granted in the Arab world is taken for granted here as well. Anyone who supports a conservative or considers himself a Republican is deemed a racist. Blacks are not offended by the treatment of Alan Keyes, Michael Steele or other black Republicans. They consider Steele and the rest as traitors.
Those who might be offended by how Obama is treated in the Arab world couldn't care less when it was Condi that was being savaged by American, as well as Arab, press. Now the shoe will be on the other foot. Why should anyone care?

On a side note: now the states that voted for Obama are red states. McCain states are blue. Remember that next time people talk about the racist or backward "red states".

If any other person besides a Mohammedan had called Obama a "house negro," they would be, figuratively speaking, frying on a hot stove right now.

The Mohammedan gets away with it because he's a Muslim. And we can't "offend" Muslims, you know! So, the enormous racism and bigotry against Blacks by Arabs and Muslims gets a free pass.

It's really unbelievable.

Several years ago there was a news story from a Detroit tv station about the tensions between Arabs and African AMericans, from schools to gas stations. the Arab owners take no prisoners from robberies at the gas stations, and when they have killed their robbers it was swept under the rug. You had Black school aged children being bullied by their Arab brothers. all is not well in the inner cities when muslims clash with Black AMericans, but because there were not white/Europeans Amer. in a clash with the muslims not much was made of it.

Zawahiri didn't call him a "house negro." He called him a "house slave."

...those Egyptian pilots -- who strafed helpless Ibo villagers during the Biafra War to keep Nigeria's Christians from breaking free of the Muslims waging Jihad (Col. Ojukwu's word) against them.

Has the Egyptian military ever undertaken a campaign that wasn't racist? Seriously? Even the alliance with Syria and the gassing of Yemen were racist, since they were based on the racist Pan-Arab movement, not to mention the genocidal attacks on Israel.

Two Egyptians used the "abed" word in a class of mine this semester when they were talking amongst themselves. They of course operated in the assumption that nobody would know what they were saying. You should have seen how quickly my head, the head of a Tanzanian Muslims guy (the only intelligent, well-behaved Muslim in my department), and the head of a Kenyan Christian whipped around to glare at them. They really thought we wouldn't understand them. Like the Tanzanian guy doesn't speak Arabic. He speaks at least 4 languages, as do most black Africans, and he's in second language studies. I always want to ask him if he and his friends call each other "raisinheads," but I don't have the guts.

Bill Warner wrote a good article about the Zawahiri thing: http://www.politicalislam.com/blog/obama-the-house-negro/

Keep this one up your sleeve the next time some idiot like my sister calls you a racist for taking issue with Islam, guys.

jdamn

I thought slave was 'mamluk' in Arabic, while 'abeed' was negro?

jdamn

I thought slave was 'mamluk' in Arabic, while 'abeed' was negro? Like the Mamluk sultanate of Egypt, which wasn't called the Abeed sultanate.

as well as the horrific treatment meted out to Sudanese refugees in Egypt....

Hugh, I agree with you 99 percent of the time, but would take exception to this sentence. I lived in Cairo from 2002-2005 when hundreds of thousands of Sudanese flocked there thinking it would be the launching pad to a better life in the West. When the UN and other organizations refused to grant them refugee status, they remained in Cairo for years forming large communities at the expense of their Egyptian hosts. During my last visit to Cairo in the summer of 2008, Sudanese youth gangs of hoodlums roamed the streets involved in crimes against the Egyptians. Egypt has allowed these hundreds of thousands to remain there for years. I'm not sure I'm aware of the "horrific treatment" meted out to them.

jdamm....

There are over 40 words in Arabic for slave. A "mamluk" is a white (European or Turkish) slave. An "Abeed" is a black or African slave.

OT
PMK:
Agree with you.

I would never let the lefties who are the Dems today get away with calling the more conservative states "red".

The lefties are the reds, and no pr bulltosser should be allowed to stroke and promote this meaning over on us.

The movie "Reds" and its forever boy hero (not Redford but) Warren Beatty should help remind the fool media who the reds are. But then one suspects that they did this deliberately. What vermin.

Hugh, I tend to agree with staringattheview regarding the south Sudanese in Cairo. At the time of the riots in 2005, a south Sudanese friend who had come here as a refugee after years in Cairo said to me that they were behaving badly, DEMANDING to be sent to a Western country, occupying a park near an embassy and refusing to move.

Interestingly,a report in the Sudan Tribune at the time noted that some of the group "defiantly shouted 'Allahu Akbar'" at the police.

Did many Muslim Sudanese from safe Khartoum come to the West on false pretences? I have met so many Khartoum immigrants here; it is likely they slipped out of Sudan at the same time as the south Sudanese. Indeed, one Muslim woman said to me that it was not so hard to get refugee status if Sudanese pretended they came from Darfur.

Another interesting point. I spent hours last night in discussion with two south Sudanese men. One told me that black Sudanese Muslims were much worse than the Arab Sudanese. The Arabs were more likely to show mercy, he said.

The Sudanese mainstream press criticizes the West for its gullibility regarding the Darfur situation, and the Darfur rebels have definitely exploited Western sympathy for their own benefit and have allowed, or even caused, suffering to continue while enjoying being feted abroad.

Which is not to say that Hugh is not broadly correct, but there are few angels in this messy business.

My comments on the treatment of Sudanese in Egypt were based on reports read, and also listened to on the television -- chiefly the Italian and French television available in this country. I remember an Italian television news program about some intrepid reporters from a, Italian Christian group interviewing Sudanese living in Cairo squalor, who testified as to the kind of treatment they have received. The reporters, who did not strike me as naive, mentioned that Sudanese have been bullied, beaten, even murdered by Egyptians. That, and other things I have read, led me to conclude that the treatment was "horrific." But given that two posters above, who lived in Egypt, and who have no particular reason to defend the Egyptian Muslims, offer a different picture, and they were there, and I was not, I am perfectly prepared to withdraw my description, or to hold it myself for inspection, and for possible modification. I suspect that the Sudanese are not, all of them, quite as passive and law-abiding as depicted by their supporters, but also that the Egyptians may insist to all non-
Egyptians on the sheer awfulness of the Sudanese, and that it is hard to check on this, but given how the Egyptian Muslims treat fellow, but Christian, Egyptians, and given the attitude of Arabs toward blacks, I would guess that the Egyptians do mete out a treatment inconceivable in the advanced Western world, and that the Sudanese, at the same time, are not necessarily without fault. It is also conceivable that the reports of the posters are about demonstrations by Sudanese in response to being maltreated, rather than simply the acts of a determinedly hostile and aggressive group of outsiders.

How anyone could defend the way that Egyptians treat Sudanese refugees or the way that Sudanese Arabs treat black Sudanese is beyond me. Believing anything an Egyptian Muslim tells you is crazy, especially with regard to the treatment of blacks and Christians, who they don't believe have the right to live without being enslaved. You need to watch Peter Hammond's 3 DVD set, "Sudan: The Hidden Holocaust," "Terrorism and Persecution - Understanding Islamic Jihad," and "3 Days in Sudan," available here. You might want to buy his book "Slavery, Terrorism, and Islam."

jdamn: I have much contact with Sudanese people - socially, rather than as some kind of social worker.
I replied to Hugh before to say that I was not condoning what the Egyptianns did, then deleted it beacause of personal information I had included. I have heard nothing from Egyptians, only from the Sudanese themselves. They know me well and are not likely to tell me lies.
The Sudanese tell me all kinds of things. We had a big argument last night about "forgiveness"; that is, one Sudanese and I were arguing with another Sudanese man.
I would never, never have heard the north Sudanese side of the story were I not stuck in Khartoum, because of ill-health, before I headed south.
I am an argumentative person and I get on well with the Sudanese, who are happy to argue all night.
What the Arab Sudanese have done to the black Sudanese is atrocious and has been going on for centuries. Last night they complained to me (the southerners, that is) about the British, and I reminded them that the Mahdi had drastically reduced the population, which increased again under the British.
But I have the utmost respect for people who had the guts to take on the Muslims AND WIN. The north Sudanese hate it when I remind them of that!

The Arab racism is not something new specially for African who studied in the so called Arab-World. The Arabs who hide behind Islam had, have and will always mentain their stupid and sick minded conception on race.
"A´bd عبد" in Arabic denotes an black African slave while "mamluuk مملوك" denotes a white or more precisely a non-black African slave.
Africans should abandon that alien talk about Muslim or Christian in Africa. Both religions are fake religions derived from the ancient african religion on the Nile valley, and both serve to keep the Arab or the white supremacy concept.
Think African and forsake the filthy religions of the enemy.







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