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Monday, February 14, 2011

Tribute to Copper Cat (R.I.P)

Learn about the AUSARIAN Initiation System of KMT (Ancient Black Egypt).

REAL USEFUL BLACK HISTORY..... Learn how to manifest your divinity through a spiritual cultivation system that was stolen from us and hidden from us until very recently. (2010 that is)

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Ra Un Nefer Amen discusses the upcoming start of the 2011 Ausarian Initiation which begins on Feb. 21 2011 and ends at the coming winter solstice in December. Ausar (so called Osiris) is the embodiment of man's divine self image that is built out of the 11 Laws of the spirit--Tree of Life, Paut Neteru. Join this lively discussion to learn about how you can participate in the initiation system of ancient Egypt from the author of the four Metu Neter volumes and the over 1000 thousand initiates that participated in the program last year. If you are interested in improving you life--health, success, and antainment of spiritual power you do not want to miss this year Ausarian initiation. In addition to last year's initiation program which will be repeated for new comers, Mr. Amen has prepared a level two program for those that went through the initiation last year.
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Tuesday, February 01, 2011

Dancehall History

We don't promote the association of music with political parties or their agendas.. Just a good clip...look how young everyone is..

Friday, January 28, 2011

Valentine's Day trial for Buju

BY PAUL HENRY Crime/Court co-ordinator henryp@jamaicaobserver.com

Thursday, January 27, 2011 JAMAICAN reggae artiste Mark Myrie, better known by his stage name Buju Banton, will on February 14 — Valentine's Day — begin another battle for his freedom in a federal court in the United States where he will be retried on drug and gun-related charges. The date was set yesterday by Judge James Moody for the highly anticipated second trial in the Sam M Gibbons Federal Court in Tampa, Florida. "February 14 is Valentine's Day. We hope the jury gives us some love," said the entertainer's attorney David Markus, who expressed hope that his client would be acquitted. Added Markus: "Buju is optimistic and hopeful. He is in good spirits. He is a rock. No one realises how hard it is to fight the federal government in one trial, let alone two." Banton was last tried in September on charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine, and aiding and abetting the possession of a firearm during a drug-trafficking offence. However, the 12-member panel of jurors was unable to reach a verdict following three days of deliberations. That trial lasted a little over a week. The second trial is scheduled to last as long. The trial was supposed to start last December but was postponed so Banton, who is on US$250,000 bail and is subjected to house arrest, could spend time with his family. It is not yet known if Banton will be tried on the previous charges or the additional charges tacked on by the prosecution in a new indictment. The new indictment is being challenged by the entertainer's legal team, and both the prosecution and defence are awaiting a ruling on the matter. Should the new indictment stand, Banton will be tried for conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine, attempted possession with the intent to distribute cocaine, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug-trafficking offence, and using the wires to facilitate a drug-trafficking offence. If convicted, Banton faces up to 20 years' imprisonment. The United States Government would also seek to seize the artiste's assets. Banton was arrested in December of 2009 following the arrests of two other men, Ian Thomas and James Mack, who subsequently pleaded guilty. The gun was actually in the car that Mack drove.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Valentine-s-Day-trial-for-Buju_8320774#ixzz1CFjyJOCo