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Monday, May 18, 2015

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"Yes, a new government begins in Nigeria and a next phase of our struggle shall begin also" - Asari Dokubo

Niger Delta militant Leader, Asari Dokubo says he and other militants will resume their struggle for the region should the Buhari administration “draw the first Blood”.
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Asari said this while speaking at the Annual Major Isaac Adaka Boro’s Memorial Public Event which held yesterday May 17th.

“Yes, a new government begins in Nigeria and a next phase of our struggle shall begin also. Jonathan Goodluck Presidency was like a restraining order now that restraint is lifted. However, we will watch and wait, let them draw the first blood and we shall determine our best way forward. Truly Nigeria will never be the same again the future is pregnant.

Should Buhari whom like pharaoh has determined in his heart to turn desolate the Niger Delta region, draw the first blood by undermining certain interest of the region then begin the systemic arrest, maiming and murder our comrades, continue the confiscation of our rights to self-determination and treat the region as a conquered region, then it may be honourable for some of us to die in prison or in the field of war as nobody is afraid of him. Let it be known that we were not defeated. It was Jonathan and his party that lost an election. We as a people, indeed the Niger Delta region alongside the Igbos were never defeated. We collectively rejected the born to rule and supremacist agenda which some of our brothers as field slaves and taskmasters supported yet their number shows that they are of little consequence, we must however not take them for granted”he said

According to him, their struggle and agitation was never about to become the President of Nigeria but about freedom from what he described as “false and forced colonial union”

“He, Jonathan Goodluck, was never in the struggle. He was not a product of the struggle but an establishment beneficiary of our struggle. Our struggle is not and never about becoming the president. It was not about being awarded oil licenses and mouth-watering contracts. It was not about massive infrastructural development of the Niger Delta Region. It was not about high scale appointments employment and empowerment. It was never about interventionist programmes and projects. Our struggle indeed is about our collective freedom from a false and forced colonial union that has remained divided and un-integrated. It is about our being conferred a slave status and seen as a conquered people who must exist at the mercy of the overloads and supremacist class using our own brothers as taskmasters against us in a Nigerian union. Our status in the Nigerian enterprise remains that of a conquered people living a slave and prisoners status. This is the collective identity we have as a people. Whether you are rich, poor, high, low, big, mighty or small, no matter how well dressed, well fed a slave or a prisoner his, he remains a slave and a prisoner who constantly lives at the mercy and dictates of others with his contributions and consent of no consequence. This is why we must now than ever stand up like the Scottish to determine our going forward for our platforms and reject our oppressors. This will not come easy”he said.

American Ships in South China Sea May Lead to War Between US, China

It seems the United States has found another playground for its war games. The National Interest reported that Washington plans to send its military ships and planes to patrol areas in the South China Sea stirring up an already tense situation in the region, where several nations have competing territorial claims.

The Asia-Pacific Region might be on the verge of a military conflict, as the United States is trying to incite several nations, including Japan and the Philippines, to gang up on China over the territorial disputes in the South China Sea.

Several Asian countries made competing territorial claims over the territories of the sea, making the region Asia’s potentially most dangerous point of conflict. China, the biggest and most influential player in the region, aims to convert about 80 percent of the South China Sea into its territorial waters. However, other countries in the Asia-Pacific not only challenge the Chinese claims, but also want to assert their own territorial ambitions.And now the United States is considering plans to start military patrols using its ships and planes in the South China Sea. The US involvement in this complex and multi-sided territorial dispute has a real potential to make the already tense and dangerous situation in the area even uglier, US international affairs magazine the National Interest reported.

China Says Philippines Violating South China Sea Code >> http://t.co/nZ0pw15n5e pic.twitter.com/jxJGHlQHKX

— MarineInsight (@MarineInsight) May 5, 2015

Even though the United States repeatedly said that it maintains a neutral stance regarding the territorial disputes in the Asia Pacific, Washington’s actions show otherwise. The White House said it doesn’t accept Chinese territorial claims, based on evidence provided by Beijing. Now the United States has started to back China’s rivals, encouraging them to take hard stances that they normally wouldn’t have taken without direct support from the United States.

China has already expressed its concern about the US’ actions. Hua Chunying, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson, said the United States should avoid “risky and provocative approaches to maintain the regional peace and stability,” as cited by AP.

She also made it clear that China will defend its territorial sovereignty, as foreign ships and aircrafts cannot be freely entering into Chinese territorial airspace and waters, AP reported.

The course taken by the United States has a real potential to create a direct military confrontation between Washington and Beijing, the National Interest said.

"The Nigerian military has never been so incapacitated like now" - Buhari

Beyonce, Jay Z Bail Out Baltimore Protesters, Blast Critics in Rap (VIDEO)

As the number of arrests mounted during the unrest in Ferguson last year, and this year in Baltimore, jail support was supplied with tens of thousands of dollars from an anonymous donor to bail out activists. But nobody knew who these secret donors were. Until now.

Outspoken activist, community organizer, and filmmaker Dream Hampton took to Twitter on Sunday to out the donors as music’s power couple Beyonce and Jay-Z.

“I’m going to tweet this and I don’t care if Jay gets mad,” wrote Hampton, in a now deleted tweet. “When we needed money for bail for Baltimore protesters, I asked hit Jay up [sic], as I had for Ferguson, wired tens of thousands in mins.”

“When [Black Lives Matter] needed infrastructure money for the many chapters that we’re growing like beautiful dandelions, Carters wrote a huge check,” she went on to say. “…And more stuff, too much to list actually, that they always insist folk keep quiet.”

Hampton deleted the tweets, but they were captured in screenshots taken by Complex magazine.

Tweets, which have since been deleted reveal power couple Jay-Z and Beyonce to be behind legal aid donations.

Tweets, which have since been deleted reveal power couple Jay-Z and Beyonce to be behind legal aid donation

“They’re waging war on black resistance in a multitude of ways, many of them financially. Protest is literally punished with tariffs,” Hampton wrote. “When they fine and arrest people for protesting, more opportunities for exploitation by the state are possible with each encounter.”

Jay-Z and Beyonce have not yet addressed the allegations that they are the ones who came to the rescue of those arrested during the unrest, but they did unleash a freestyle rap at his concert at New York City’s Terminal-5 on Saturday, defending himself against critics of his new streaming service, Tidal.

Video HERE

“I don’t need no middle man to talk to my n–gas. . . I don’t take no checks. I take my respect. Pharrell even told me go with the safest bet. Jimmy Iovine offered a safety net. Google dangled around a crazy check,” he rapped.

Tidal aims to make sure that artists reap the proceeds and maintain control of their music, to combat sites like YouTube which he believes are capitalizing unfairly off the work of others.

“I feel like YouTube is the biggest culprit. Them n–gas pay you a tenth of what you supposed to get. You know n–gas die for equal pay, right? You know when I work I ain’t your slave, right?” he continued.

He also suggested that those attacking him may be guilty of racism, as other moguls are not facing the same criticism that he is.

“You know I came into this game independent, right? Tidal, my own lane, same difference. Oh n–gas is skeptical as their own s–t. You bought nine iPhones, and Steve Jobs is rich. Phil Knight worth trillions, you still bought those kicks. Spotify is 9 million they ain’t say s–t.” Jay-Z, who is one of the world’s best-selling artists of all time, pointed out.

“You got some explaining to do. The only one they hating on look the same as you. I know they trying to bamboozle you. Spending millions on media trying to confuse you. I had to talk to myself, Hov get used to it. It’s politics as usual.”

Perhaps most notably, he also made sure to bring up some of the recent deaths of unarmed citizens at the hands of police, as well as Trayvon Martin, who was killed in 2012.

Many on social media had called out Jay-Z and Beyonce for their perceived silence on the issue of police brutality. Looks like they were wrong.