We are kept company on Egyptsearch.com by a person who, through no fault of his, is born deaf, severely speech impaired and Black. But he was made a horribly homophobic, closeted gay as well. Most people know that a young special needs person will rage at the whole world because of his flaws, until he finds a way to reconcile this. And be grateful for what he has. Life is hard whether you are handicapped or not, but how to explain this to him. He is set out to proof that he is superior to normal people, and that’s why he is such a pest on many forums, using this dreaded, fake Egyptian name. But he is also resorting to temporary nicks to badger and insult.
To him the people who practice alternative love are the lowest of the lowest! But by doing so, the entire world can see that his loud homophobia stems only from a desperate need for love, affection and recognition for his merits. He is actually shouting his desperation from all the rooftops. But he hates people who are getting their sugar, who are flaunting their identity and their happiness in life.
Well I have heard you, alright. James Baldwin wrote ‘Love is where you find it.’ But apparently this was not thought to him by the Nazi run Amsterdam school for the deaf. What a terrible situation, being Black and Gay, desperate for love, but taught to hate Gay’s (as well as Blacks in general). I know young, true heterosexual men are out there romancing their Lady (ies) or chatting up new beauties. Thinking about what they will do in love’s combat. What a red-blooded heterosexual is not doing, is sitting around the whole day imagining what guys do with each other, getting it on behind closed door.
That’s none of no one’s goddamn business. At least that is the Surinam view of things, as we have always valued our private space. But here in Europe we came to learn that the government will decide who you should love or how you should love. Dividing people up on the ways they love!
All I can say is: inform yourself, your predicament is no mystery for us, who are a little older. Just go for it! Don’t waste anymore time raging, as it will solve nothing. But only drive away those people around you, who could make you feel better about yourself.
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The ear is our organ of hearing. At around 20 years of age, our hearing starts a gradual decline. Higher frequencies are usually the first to go. This age-related hearing loss is normal and doesn’t lead to total loss of hearing. Deafness can range from mild to profound and is caused by many different events including injury, disease and genetic defects. There are various ways to categorise deafness. The two main types of deafness are conductive deafness and nerve deafness. Deafness at birth is known as congenital deafness, while deafness that occurs after birth is called adventitious deafness. The most common cause of adventitious deafness is noise, which accounts for over one quarter of people affected by hearing loss.
Ear anatomy The ear is made up of three different parts, including:
Outer ear - includes the part you can see. Its shape helps to collect sound waves. A tube leads inward to the eardrum. Middle ear - separated from the outer ear by the eardrum. The middle ear contains three tiny bones called the malleus (hammer bone), the incus (anvil bone) and the stapes (stirrup bone). These bones amplify the movement of the eardrum produced by sound waves. The Eustachian tube attaches the middle ear to the back of the throat and helps to equalise air pressure. Inner ear - sound waves are picked up by a little spiral-shaped organ called the cochlear. Hairs on the cochlear sense the vibration and pass the message - interpreted into electrical impulses - on to the brain via the cochlear nerve. Conductive deafness Conductive deafness is caused by the failure of the three tiny bones inside the middle ear to pass along sound waves to the inner ear. Another common cause of conductive deafness is the failure of the eardrum to vibrate in response to sound waves. A build-up of fluid in the ear canal, for example, could dampen the movement of the eardrum. In many cases, treatment is available for conductive deafness and normal hearing will return.
Nerve deafness Nerve deafness is caused by disease, trauma or some other disruptive event targeting the cochlear nerve. The rest of the ear - including the tiny bones and eardrum - may be working, but the electrical impulses aren’t able to reach the brain. In other cases, the problem is in the brain itself, which can’t ‘translate’ the messages from the cochlear nerve. Most cases of nerve deafness don’t respond to treatment.
Causes of temporary deafness Some of the causes of temporary deafness include: Wax - the ear canal secretes cerumen, a waxy substance that helps to protect and lubricate the tissues. A build-up of wax can block the ear canal, leading to short term conductive deafness. Foreign object - similarly to ear wax, a foreign object stuck inside the ear canal (such as the tip of a cotton bud) can temporarily cause hearing loss. Excess mucus - the common cold, a bout of flu, hay fever or other allergies can cause an excess of mucus that may block the Eustachian tubes of the ear. Ear infections - including otitis externa (infection of the outer ear) and otitis media (infection of the middle ear). Fluid and pus don’t allow the full conduction of sound. Drugs - certain drugs, including aminoglycosides and chloroquine, can cause temporary deafness in susceptible people. Causes of hearing loss Some of the many causes of deafness include: Hereditary disorders - some types of deafness are hereditary, which means parents pass on flawed genes to their children. In most cases, hereditary deafness is caused by malformations of the inner ear. Genetic disorders - genetic mutations may happen: for example, at the moment of conception when the father’s sperm joins with the mother’s egg. Some of the many genetic disorders that can cause deafness include osteogenesis imperfecta, Trisomy 13 S and multiple lentigines syndrome. Prenatal exposure to disease - a baby will be born deaf or with hearing problems if they are exposed to certain diseases in utero, including rubella (German measles), influenza and mumps. Other factors that are thought to cause congenital deafness include exposure to methyl mercury and drugs such as quinine. Noise - loud noises (such as gun shots, firecrackers, explosions and rock concerts) can damage the delicate mechanisms inside the ear. If you are standing next to someone, yet have to shout to be heard, you can be sure that the noise is loud enough to be damaging your ears. Trauma - such as perforation of the eardrum, fractured skull or changes in air pressure (barotrauma). Disease - certain diseases can cause deafness including meningitis, mumps, cytomegalovirus and chicken pox. A severe case of jaundice is also known to cause deafness. Other causes - other causes of deafness include Meniere’s disease and exposure to certain chemicals. Age-related hearing loss Our hearing gradually becomes less acute as we age. This is normal, and rarely leads to deafness. Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) typically begins with the loss of higher frequencies, so that certain speech sounds - such as ‘s’, ‘f’ and ‘t’ - end up sounding very similar. This means the older person can hear, but not always understand. For example, the words ‘see’ and ‘tea’ might sound the same.
Tinnitus is often associated with deafness Tinnitus means a sensation of ringing in the ears. Some of the causes of tinnitus include middle ear infections and damage to the ear from loud noises. Tinnitus may occur on its own, or in conjunction with hearing loss.
Where to get help Your doctor Better Hearing Australia, Victorian branch website or Tel. (03) 9510 1577 TTY (03) 9510 3499, Fax (03) 9510 6076, email bhavic@betterhearing.org.au Meniere’s Support Group of Victoria Tel. (03) 9783 9233 Things to remember Deafness can range from mild to profound and is caused by many different events including injury, disease and genetic defects. Deafness at birth is known as congenital deafness, while deafness that occurs after birth is called adventitious deafness. The most common cause of adventitious deafness is noise, which accounts for over one quarter of people affected by hearing loss.
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quote:We are kept company on Egyptsearch.com by a person who, through no fault of his, is born deaf, severely speech impaired and Black.
Hmmm the kid is deaf, speach impaired(handicapped)? So what?......and this somehow is funny to you?
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"In Freeman’s account, Thompson comes across as a troubled but articulate soul. He speaks of depression and sleeplessness as he wrestles with being a closeted gay man in a homophobic atmosphere. The quote about feeling “gutless” refers to an incident in a San Francisco restaurant where Thompson sat silently as teammates, including a backup quarterback, made increasingly loud and offensive anti-gay comments. "
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^ Stuart, you're a sicko. No one's really homophobic on this forum. The "anti-homosexual statements" you might have seen were those directed to the apres-skeezos and those [cerebral cortex-deficient] monkeys deserve everything coming to them...
The next thing you're going to be telling us the (joke?) of the girl you raped who then offered you her phone number when the ordeal was over.
If you had any respect for this forum, you wouldn't make half the posts you make.
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quote:If you had any respect for this forum, you wouldn't make half the posts you make.
Exactly.
Dear, Your fucking goverment is bombing you, putting you out (Black's and White's) in the street, killing your son's in Iraq, supplying you with crack cocaine, handing over your tax money to the bank-racketrunning thiefs; yet you are finding faulth with me? Honey, you are being FUCKED OVER by your own government but you don't realize this as you are so fucking brainwashed! Wake up children!
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Claudia Gordon, the first Black deaf female attorney in the U.S., has been an advocate for people with disabilities since high school. It was her desire to address societal barriers faced by people with disabilities that motivated her to pursue a legal education and career. Since graduating from law school and being admitted to the Maryland Bar, Claudia has conducted numerous empowerment and legal education outreach and training to communities and organizations in both the U.S. and St. Thomas USVI. "Being hailed as the first Black deaf female attorney in the U.S. has evidentially been an inspiration to members of this community, especially the youths, in setting high goals for themselves," she explains. Claudia worked for two years at the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) Law Center, where on behalf of persons experiencing discrimination on the basis of deafness, she provided legal advocacy through direct legal representation in civil cases, technical assistance, training and outreach. Claudia has a longstanding association with the National Black Deaf Advocates Association (NBDA), having served since 1989, and is currently its Vice-President. She has also provided advocacy leadership at the National Association of the Deaf Law Center; the Civil Practice Clinic at the Washington College of Law, Washington, DC Public Defender Service-Mental Health Division; the Black Law Students Association; the National Black Deaf Advocates Association; and the Consumer Action Network. Additionally, Claudia has chaired a number of disability-oriented committees, participated in a number of advisory groups on disability and cultural diversity-related issues, and presented at a wide array of disability conferences and meetings. Her writings on disability policy have appeared in various organizational newsletters. Currently, she is an independent consultant to the National Council on Disability (NCD) Claudia has identified two very strong personal goals for the next five years: 1) to continue to advocate for the rights and quality of life of individuals with disabilities, on both a national and grassroots level; and 2) to establish a direct service foundation for the deaf in Washington, DC, in order to provide a variety of services to underserved and unserved segments of the city's deaf community.
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I have uncovered a few of the false identities this Djehuti uses on Egyptsearch.com
quote:Originally posted by Djehuti: ^ Question: What do you mean by "negro"??...
I'm shocked at this fake description! He is a fucking, mental case from Surinam origins in Amsterdam, for godsakes!
"Profile for Djehuti Rate Member 5: Highest Rating 4 3 2 1: Lowest Rating Member Status: Member Member Number: 6698 Registered: 17 February, 2005 Posts: 12146 Member Rated: (Votes: 44) Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA Occupation: student Interests: sports, video games, anything fun ICQ ID: 05481"
Then we get Doug M who sounds just like Djehuti. This is what I would call 'sick and twisted.'
Profile for Doug M Rate Member 5: Highest Rating 4 3 2 1: Lowest Rating Member Status: Member Member Number: 7650 Registered: 16 May, 2005 Posts: 3562 Member Rated: (Votes: 10)
Then recently, specially created Euroskeptic to attack and insult me! Showing a smattering of knowlegde of Surinamistiek
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Profile for Euroskeptic Member Status: Junior Member Member Number: 15829 Registered: 17 September, 2008 Posts: 10
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Rate Member posted 02 October, 2007 02:32 PM --------------------------------------------------
quote: -------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Djehuti: I'm sorry but xyz, and Kemson remind me of those white losers who are easily brainwashed by the white supremacist garbage. Only this time it is Marc's black racist garbage that has ensnared your minds! LOL --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Insults help no one. I've learned and reminded myself of this over and over again. Now, I'm reminding anyone besides myself. For now, in particular to you member Djehuti, you should exercise some constraints on your insults to other members. Instead of tantrums, present as many solid and truthful facts for your arguments as you possibly can. Anything less would be intellectually derailed forcing you to return to a cycle of tantrums and insults again. There are so many wonderful things to learn from EgyptSearch and that’s why I like it a lot. So let’s act grown and keep it moving.
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NOW AS HE IS FOUND OUT, OUR OWN MUTANT-IN- RESIDENCE WITH MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES: DJEHUTI/ DOUG M/ EUROSKEPTIC (OF AMSTERDAM) HAS GONE ON A RAMPAGE AND IS NOW JMT.
TO HIDE HIS MANIPULATIONS JMT IS CONDUCTING A DISCUSSION WITH HIS OTHER PERSONALITY, DOUG M, ABOUT CHINA. AN OLD, FAVORITE TOPIC OF DJEHUTI.
THESE ARE TRULY THE EXPLOITS OF A SEVERELY DISTURBED MIND. WANTING TO PROOF THAT IN SPITE OF HIS HANDICAP HE IS SUPERIOR TO HEARING PEOPLE. DJEHUTI HAS THIS COLD, NAZI LIKE, GENOCIDAL HATRED FOR NORMAL PEOPLE, INCLUDING BLACKS. CHEATING AND INSULTING. STILL NO PROOF OF ANY SUPERIORITY, THOUGH!
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quote: Description of the Project: The manifestation of psychosis in deaf vs. hearing individuals is known to differ (Evans & Elliott, 1981). Since psychosis often manifests in hearing people through disruption of sensory and linguistic functioning, it follows that the vastly different sensory and language experiences and characteristics of deaf vs. hearing people will lead to complications and differences in the detection and measurement of psychotic symptomatology between these two populations. Additionally complicating this issue is the valid presumption that virtually all healthy hearing people are conversant or better in their preferred language and, therefore, that disruptions of language fluency are ipso facto evidence of neurological or psychiatric impairment. The same presumption is not valid for the deaf population, since language dysfluency frequently results from insufficient exposure to accessible language (oral or sign). Accordingly, there is a significant proportion of the deaf population that manifests language dysfluency but may have no underlying neurologic or psychiatric pathology.
How then is language dysfluency in deaf individuals that is caused by neurologic or psychiatric illness to be differentiated from language dysfluency that has social/experiential origins? The answer is (1) it's extremely difficult and (2) to the degree that it is possible, one must be fluent in sign language, extremely familiar with the ways in which neuropathology and psychosis manifest in deaf sign language users as well as in the hearing population, and third, extremely familiar with the LLP ("minimally language skilled") deaf population that does not appear to have mental illness, and their linguistic characteristics specifically.
quote:Hello everybody, I, Roosevelt D. Odom, Jr., am a deaf light-skinned African/Multiracial-American, have been doing research on "One-Drop Rule/Theory of African Blood & Europe Blood" and in my hometown (Fayetteville, North Carolina) a deaf organization members (I was first deaf African/Multiracail-American ever join North Carolina Association of the Deafhttp://nad.org) & deaf churchgoers said we, African/Multiracial-Americans, are "nigger sinners which they refer to a Holy Bible on Genesis 9:18 thru 27 ( http://bible.gospelcom.net/passage/?search=GEN%209:18-27;&version=9 ) & ( http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=148&letter=H&search=ham ) ... Recently I found out that my favorite English Queen Sophia Charlotte ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte_of_Mecklenburg-Strelitz ) is NOT really first African-British Queen and there was a lot of Kings and Queens of Africa descendants before Charlotte!!! Note: Like Queen Charlotte, Queen Phillipa was NOT consider attracting to most 14th Europeans, too, due to her Africa feature (thick lip, broad nose and woolly hair texture) ... Roosevelt D. Odom, Jr. Note: Due to my deaf educations at "screw up & poor" deaf institutions, if you do not understand my English writing then please notify me...
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NCJ Number: NCJ 103348 Title: Offenders in a Silent World - Hearing Impairment and Deafness in Relation to Criminality, Incompetence, and Insanity
Journal: Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry Law Volume:13 Issue:1 Dated:(1985) Pages:85-96
Author(s): B Harry ; P E Dietz Publication Date: 1985 Pages: 12 Type: Studies/research reports Origin: United States Language: English Annotation: This article reviews the historical legal status of the deaf-mute defendant, presents data on a study of deaf defendants admitted to a maximum security psychiatric facility, and reviews studies on relationships between hearing impairment and adult criminality and delinquency. Abstract: Historically, the deaf-mute (prelingually deaf) defendant has been viewed much as a mentally disordered defendant, as the deaf-mute was presumed to lack criminal responsibility in early common law. Legal commentators have recently suggested that prelingually deaf offenders may have impaired competency as the subjects of police questioning, since they are incapable of understanding the Miranda warning. A population-based study of prelingually deaf defendants admitted to a maximum security psychiatric facility from 1971 through 1980 examined their prevalence and treatment. Prelingually deaf persons were disproportionately present in the hospital population compared to their number in the general population. This reflects the fact that the leading causes of prelingual deafness are also among the leading causes of neurologic damage and mental retardation. Although no definitive research has yet been done, the available evidence indicates that prelingual deafness per se does not contribute substantially to criminality and delinquency. Any claim of association between deafness and criminality must give account to the possibility that deafness decreases the probability of evading apprehension and to the fact that prelingual deafness is associated with other factors related to criminality, such as impaired brain functioning, education underachievement, social isolation, and unemployment.
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For the Life of me, I cannot understand why seemingly sane people would continue having discussions with this Djehuti con artist. I have busted my ass showing you all, that he is using at least seven nicks, but probably a great deal more, to win arguments by deceit, insults and browbeating. He is not an American, but a Surinam living in Amsterdam, where he is known as a plagiarist. The type of language mistakes he makes, show me as a fellow Dutch speaker, that his main language is Dutch not English. As he seems not to be able to juggle more then one abstraction at the time, he cannot synthesise complicated information and ideas. He does not know how this works and as a child he assumes that milk comes from a bottle, not a cow. Djehuti only paraphrases what he steals from others. Further more complicated with the fact that he believes his mutant brain is superior to a normal brain. The cold hatred which one perceives in his posting indicates that he might have been abandoned as a child, suffered ridicule because of his handicap, and he might have been sexually molested as a child, as well. I have noticed a certain degree of childishness in his ways of explaining things as if he is still carrying on in a nursery. This whole psychological decomposition might have started with people not responding to his threats. So he started responding by himself, using different nicks, making himself online compliments and giving himself the highest ratings. We have to assume that as a deaf-mute the internet is the best way for him to communicate with normal people. But as a true con-artist his loathing of normal people speaks from all his postings, while he preys on the good will of us all. He might be bashing you on one forum, while propagating his own concoction based on what he stole from you on another forum. The great irony is that among all you molecular biologist none of you could spot this evil mutant raising hell on this forum.
quote:Originally posted by Egmond Codfried: TO: Djehuti Doug M JMT Euroskeptic Ta Setis revenge Argyll104 The Clown Crowd Etc.(about 20 entities)
As I see it you all had a few years ago agreed not to approach troublesome Egmond Codfried anymore. But Doug M is fighting for control and does not accept Djehuti as the leader. He went and tested Codfried. First he sent in the Clown Crowd. But Egmond did notice that the Clown Crowd only polluted his threads and not those where Djehuti and Doug M were busy.
Doug M was created while Djehuti was ridiculing Egmond Codfried about his research after the Black European Kings on another forum. Doug M suddenly started to talk about Renaissance on this Egyptsearch forum, in his own limited way of understanding the world.
So next, when Codfried entered this site, Dough M created the Euroskeptic entity, which showed smatterings of European and Surinamistiek knowledge, mostly picked up from Codfried, on a Surinam site. Holland born and educated Djehuti does not know Surinam history. But somehow this was not enough, so Doug M himself came and attacked Codfried. This is how Codfried immediately recognised that Doug M is another of Djehuti’s split personalities. He already had his doubts about Euroskeptic.
So it was Doug M who gave the game away and brought on all this turmoil, which we now witness, in the 20 entities on egyptsearch.com. Now you might all end up in the slammer, giving (oral) favors to twenty Turks, Moroccans and White's every night!
So my advice to you guys is to report Doug M to the Amsterdam Authorities and have him committed in one of the Psychiatric Wards which are not closed due to unlawful deaths in isolation cells. He will otherwise be the downfall of all of you. Just put some jogging pants and shorts in a plastic bag and drag his ass to a clinic. Yall have medical insurance, as all Dutch citizens do.
When you bring Doug M in, please tell the doctors about the extensive scar tissue he has around his…well, you know where these bad, bad man at the nazi run institute of the deaf put their big d…. I do not have to spell it out! He might get some corrective surgery, while they stop the short circuit in his mind.
There are reports of howling sounds coming out of your house. So be quick, set your house in order, report Doug M today, before the GESTAPO comes.
Egmond Codfried
quote:Egmond Codfried: Why not go and see a shrink? Your condition might be still treatable. Now you are just pitiful, keeping up this sad charade. We know you are a con-man as all of us have suffered your cold hearted hatred. Every sincere person on this forum was insulted by a Djehuti, or a JMT or a Doug M: all of them showing the same hatefull Modus Operandi. So we all know you are a very sick boy, and giving us a daily scary expose of what horrific turmoil there is inside of you. And we hate this sickness. We just want you to get well again. If I do not see any improvement I will call the LAW on you, dear.[QUOTE]
[QUOTE] AKOBEN: Yes, Ive seen "Doug M" on other forums, namely sports forums...aint that right "Doug M"? LOL. Notice too JMT has a habit of denying African influences on Greco-Roman civilisation.....maybe your on to something Egmond.
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NOW 'DJEHUTI FROM AMSTERDAM' DENIES THAT HE IS THE SAME 'DJEHUTI FROM ATLANTA, GEORGIA' ON EGYPTSEARCH. HE WRITES IN THIS QUOTE THAT HE HAD NEVER HEARD ABOUT EGYPTSEARCH BEFORE THIS NEW THREAD ON WATERKANT.NET! http://www.waterkant.net/suriname/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2552
quote:Je hebt tijd te veel noh?
Ik had 2 minuten geleden nog nooit van egyptsearch.com gehoord; je weet duidelijk meer dan mij! Maar goed, blijkbaar is Djehuti erg belangrijk voor je, dat je zoveel tijd spendeert in het diggen naar Djehuti. Ga vooral zo door. Als je niets te doen hebt dan spendeer je je tijd maar lekker in Djehuti (ben je soms verliefd op mij?). Succes!
quote:To me it looks like it's all con-artist Djehuti's personalities talking together. So he starts a topic and begins to answer with other nicks. So Djehuti was interested in this topic, and thanks the first poster (himself) for starting the thread. But he is supposed to live in Atlanta, Georgia too! When did he start to confuse the matter by posing as a Phillipino? One would expect a Phillipino to say things about the Phillipines, no? According to my search in google he doesn't!
quote:Originally posted by Egmond Codfried: MORE PROOF! SO CON-ARTIST DJEHUTI WANTS US TO BELIEVE HE IS AN ASIAN FROM THE PHILLIPINES! EXTREMELY INTERESTED IN THE PLIGHT OF BLACK'S. YEAH, RIGHT!
quote: Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru, a young Dutch writer originally from Suriname
quote: Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru
Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru is a writer, publicist, researcher, poet, who is interested in subjects like the obscured contributions of Black people to world civilization, mental slavery, and the origin and history of scientific developments and religion.Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru observed for a period of time developments in European society (and outside of it as well), and began to understand that ignorance of their own accomplishments had as a consequence that many Black people developed a negative, fatalistic worldview, which eventually led to all kinds of negativity.
quote:Originally posted by Egmond Codfried: guess Djehuti gives us here a whole catalogue of his twenty nicks, which he uses at the same time on egyptsearch. A Black person disrespecting and insulting other Blacks in this monstruous way. That's why I believe that in many cases 'The enemy of the Negro, is the Negro himself!' See the thread I devoted to this problem.
LMAO @ the schizo-paranoid fool above still writing the same lies!
Again for the dozenth time. I AM NOT DOUG, nor do I use any other screen-name or nick other than the one I use now!! And I am NOT some guy from Suriname as you claim! I am not even black, but Asian!! Just because someone else uses the moniker 'Djehuti' somewhere else does not mean I am him! Djehuti is the Egyptian god of knowledge which I chose for this forum years ago as someone interested in ancient Egypt and NOT all the black issues you keep bringing up or even afrocentric fantasies of blacks being the ancestors of every European royal or noble line, or every famous European people!! Which is why I NEVER RESPOND TO ANY OF YOU DUMB THREADS!
[Dutch poet and playwright Jan Vos. Lionel Richie. Is there anyone out there who thinks that Jan Vos is a White man?]
SPOKEN LIKE A TRUE CON-ARTIST, DJEHUTI. AND WHY DID YOU NOT RESPOND IN THIS FASHION WHEN I FIRST BUSTED YOUR LYING ASS?
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CON-ARTISTS
Confidence trick From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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"Scam" and "Confidence Man" redirect here. For other uses, see Scam (disambiguation) and Confidence Man (disambiguation).
A confidence trick or confidence game (also known as a bunko, con, flim flam, gaffle, grift, scam, scheme, or swindle) is an attempt to defraud a person or group by gaining their confidence.
Contents [hide] 1 History 2 Vulnerability to confidence tricks 3 Notable con artists 3.1 Born in the 18th century 3.2 Born or active in the 19th century 3.3 Born or active in the 20th century 3.4 Living people 4 See also 5 Further reading 6 References 7 External links
[edit] History The first known usage of the term "confidence man" was in 1849; it was used by the press during the trial of William Thompson. Thompson chatted with strangers until he asked if they had the confidence to lend him their watches, whereupon he would walk off with the watch; he was captured when a victim recognized him on the street.[1]
Vulnerability to confidence tricks Persons of any level of intelligence are vulnerable to deception by experienced con artists. Confidence tricks exploit human weaknesses like greed, dishonesty, vanity, but also virtues like honesty, compassion, or a naïve expectation of good faith on the part of the con artist.
Just as there is no typical profile for swindlers, neither is there one for their victims. Virtually anyone can fall prey to fraudulent crimes. … Certainly victims of high-yield investment frauds may possess a level of greed which exceeds their caution as well as a willingness to believe what they want to believe. However, not all fraud victims are greedy, risk-taking, self-deceptive individuals looking to make a quick dollar. Nor are all fraud victims naive, uneducated, or elderly.[2]
Confidence tricksters often rely on the greed and dishonesty of the mark, who may attempt to out-cheat the con artist, only to discover that he or she has been manipulated into losing from the very beginning. This is such a general principle in confidence tricks that there is a saying among con men that "you can't cheat an honest man."[3]
Nevertheless, some tricks depend on the honesty of the victim. In a common scam, as part of an apparently legitimate transaction, the victim is sent a worthless check, which the victim then deposits. The victim is then urged to forward the apparent value of the check to the trickster as cash, possibly keeping a small portion of the money as a commission, which they may do before discovering the check bounces. Another fashionable scenario (as of 2006)[citation needed] has the victim recruited as a "financial agent" to collect "business debts". Paper checks are not always involved: funds may be transferred electronically from another victim.
Sometimes con men rely on naive individuals who put their confidence into get-rich-quick schemes, such as "too good to be true" investments. It may take years for the wider community to discover that such investment schemes are bogus. By the time they are discovered, many people may have lost their life savings to something in which they have been persuaded to invest.
The confidence trickster often works with one or more accomplices called shills, who help manipulate the mark into accepting the con man's plan. In a traditional confidence trick, the mark is led to believe that he will be able to win money or some other prize by doing some task. The accomplices may pretend to be random strangers who have benefited from successfully performing the task.
[edit] Notable con artists
[edit] Born in the 18th century Gregor MacGregor (1786–1845) – Scottish conman who tried to attract investment and settlers for a non-existent country of Poyais[4]
[edit] Born or active in the 19th century Helga de la Brache (1817-1885) William Thompson (active in 1840–1849) – US criminal whose deceptions caused the term confidence man to be coined[5] Lou Blonger (1849–1924) – organized massive ring of con men in Denver in early 1900s[6] Soapy Smith (1860–1898) — confidence gang boss, who operated in Denver, Colorado; Creede, Colorado; and Skagway, Alaska George C. Parker (1870–1936) — US con man who sold New York monuments to tourists[7] Scotty (1872–1954) a prospector, performer, and con man, who was made famous by his many scams involving gold mining and the iconic mansion in Death Valley, popularly known as Scotty's Castle Joseph Weil (1875–1976) – one of the most famous American con men of his era[8] Horace de Vere Cole (1881–1936) Charles Ponzi (1882–1949) – Italian immigrant into the US; "Ponzi scheme" is a "get rich fast" fraud named after him[9] Victor Lustig (1890–1947) – born in Bohemia (today's Czech Republic) and known as "the man who sold the Eiffel Tower"[10] Canada Bill Jones – riverboat gambler and card shark
[edit] Born or active in the 20th century Eduardo de Valfierno – Argentine con man who allegedly masterminded the theft of the Mona Lisa in 1911 Bernie Cornfeld (1927–1995) – ran one of the greatest scams in history which was later realized to be a Ponzi scheme[11]
[edit] Living people Clifford Irving (1930) – US writer, best known for an "authorized autobiography" of Howard Hughes that turned out to be a hoax Kevin Trudeau (1963) – US writer and billiards promoter, convicted of fraud and larceny in 1991, known for a series of late-night infomercials and his series of books about "Secrets 'they' don't want you to know about". Frank Abagnale (1948) – former US con artist, check forger and impostor; his autobiography, Catch Me If You Can, was made into a movie[12] Gert Postel (1958) – German medical con, a simple postman who for decades pretended to be a medical doctor, worked from 1995 for almost 2 years as a psychiatrist in a small province hospital in Saxony James Arthur Hogue (1959) – US impostor who most famously entered Princeton University by posing as a self-taught orphan[13] Robert Hendy-Freegard (1971) — British con artist who kidnapped people by impersonating an MI5 agent and conned them out of money; he was convicted in 2005[14] Matt the Knife (1981) — American born con artist, card cheat and pickpocket who, from the ages of approximately 14 through 21, bilked dozens of casinos, corporations and at least one Mafia family out of untold sums.[15] Lou Pearlman (1958) — US businessman and entertainment mogul, currently serving time for operating a Ponzi investment scheme
[edit] See also Confidence trick (tv and movies) Confidence trick (books and literature) List of confidence tricks Quackery - questionable medical practices Romance scam Scam baiting - deliberately seeking out scammers to expose them or waste their time Scams in intellectual property Social engineering - Techniques used to manipulate people into performing actions or divulging confidential information. Sting operation - confidence tricks used for the purpose of law enforcement White-collar crime - crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation White van speakers - scam sales technique in which a salesman makes a buyer believe he is getting a good price on audio merchandise
[edit] Further reading Blundell, Nigel [1982] (1984). The World's Greatest Crooks and Conmen and other mischievous malefactors. London: Octopus Books. ISBN 0-7064-2144-2. Ford, Charles V. [1999] (1999). Lies! Lies!! Lies!!!: The Psychology of Deceit. American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc.. Maurer, David W. (1940). The Big Con: The Story of the Confidence Man and the Confidence Game. New York: The Bobbs Merrill company. ISBN 0-385-49538-2. Maurer, David W. (1974). The American Confidence Man. Springfield: Charles C. Thomas, Publisher. ISBN 0-398-02974-1. Marek M. Kaminski (2004) Games Prisoners Play. Princeton: Princeton University Press. ISBN 0-691-11721-7 Ball, J. Bowyer; Whaley, Barton (1982). Cheating and Deception. New Brunswick (USA), London (UK): Transaction Publishers. ISBN 0-88738-868-X. Sutherland, Edwin Hardin (1937). The Professional Thief. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. ISBN 978-0-226-78051-1.
[edit] References ^ Karen Halttunen, Confidence Men and Painted Women, p 6 ISBN 0-300-02835-0 ^ crimes-of-persuasion.com Fraud Victim Advice / Assistance for Consumer Scams and Investment Frauds ^ A Conversation with James Swain online ^ "Document of the Month January 2005". The Scottish Executive (January 2005). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ "Arrest of the Confidence Man". New York Herald (1849). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ Maurer, David W., The Big Con: The Story of the Confidence Man and the Confidence Game, Bobbs Merrill, ISBN 0-7869-1850-8 ^ "For You, Half Price". The New York Times (1849). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ Weil, Joseph (1948), "Yellow Kid" Weil: The Autobiography of America's Master Swindler, Ziff-Davis, ISBN 0-7812-8661-1 ^ Zuckoff, Mitchell (March 8), Ponzi's Scheme: The True Story of a Financial Legend, Random House, ISBN 1-4000-6039-7 ^ Johnson, James F. & Miller, Floyd (1961), The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower, Doubleday ^ "The Fund Industry's Black Eye". Brian Trumbore, StocksandNews.com (2002-04-19). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ Frank W. Abagnale Jr.; with Stan Redding (1980). Catch Me if You Can. New York: Simon & Schuster. ^ "Princeton 'Student' Gets Jail Sentence". The New York Times (1992-10-25). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ "Fake spy guilty of kidnapping con". BBC (2005-06-23). Retrieved on 19 August 2007. ^ Amorosi, A.D. (2007-01-16), Just Do It, The Philadelphia City Paper
[edit] External links "Arrest of the Confidence Man" New York Herald, 1849 House of Deception bibliography and art gallery of confidence crime Dateline NBC investigation 'To Catch a Con Man' The Encyclopedia of Scam An encyclopaedia of confidence tricks The Worlds Greatest Con Artists Con Artists Profiles [hide]v • d • eConfidence tricks and con artists
Terminology Confidence trick • Mark • Shill • Sucker list
Notable confidence tricks Advance fee fraud • Badger game • Black money scam • Bogus escrow • Clip joint • Drop Swindle • Embarrassing cheque • Employment scams • Hustling • Mock auction • Penny-and-dime scam • Pig in a poke • Pigeon drop • Reloading scam • Shell game • Slavery reparations scam • Spanish Prisoner • Thai gem scam • Three-card Monte • White van speakers
Pyramid and Ponzi schemes Dona Branca • Caritas • Bernard Cornfeld • Foundation for New Era Philanthropy • High-yield investment program • Investors Overseas Service • MMM • Make Money Fast • Reed Slatkin
Notable con artists Frank Abagnale • Storme Aerison • Charles Ponzi • Tino De Angelis • Philip Arnold • Nicky Arnstein • Scotty • Lou Blonger • Ed "Big Ed" Burns • David "Race" Bannon • Matthew Cox • Louis Enricht • Billie Sol Estes • Arthur Furguson • Peter Foster • Oscar Hartzell • Kenny Kimes • Sante Kimes • Henri Lemoine • Victor Lustig • Gregor MacGregor • George C. Parker • Steven Jay Russell • Soapy Smith • Titanic Thompson • William Thompson • Joseph Weil • Fictional con artists
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HOW TO SPOT A CON ARTIST
Investing in securities is risky enough without worrying about whether your salesperson is going to fleece you. To be an informed investor, you must know what danger signs to look for. Some are subtle, and some are easier to spot. Rule 1: Con Artists Like To Blend In Con artists know that being themselves hurts business. Effective con artists must disguise their true motives. Whether your first contact with the con artist is through an unsolicited telephone call or a stranger ringing your doorbell or sending you an email, the con artist takes great pains to look and sound familiar. Often, con artists like to blend in with others in your group whether that group be political, community (such as the local senior center), religious or other. They quickly get to know a lot of people in the group so they can count on this common bond to spread the word about their questionable investments and reel in unsuspecting investors. Rule 2: Con Artists Dress For Success Even though con artists would like you to believe that they are "just plain folk," they are smart enough to realize that this alone will not sway you to part with your money. They work very hard to come across as smooth, professional and successful. Con artists may dress like they are wealthy and work out of impressive looking offices. If your only contact is by mail, the office may bear a prestigious sounding address. Often, this is nothing more than a mail drop. Your best bet is to look behind the surface and do some serious investigating before you part with your money. Rule 3: Con Artists Often Push Poorly Understood or Little-Known Products Today, a variety of institutions, from banks to brokerage firms to financial planners, offer a wide range of financial products. With such a confusing mix to choose from, it is no wonder that many people turn to financial advisers for guidance. Con artists know this and stand ready to assume full responsibility for your investment decisions. Don’t let them! When it comes to your money, think things through for yourself after getting all the facts. Never give someone control over your purse strings just because you think you are too old, young or financially inexperienced. If you really need help, only deal with financial advisers, broker-dealers or financial institutions with proven track records. Rule 4: Con Artists Bring Out The Worst In You Skilled con artists can bring out your worst traits, particularly greed, fear, and insecurity. Con artists know that promises of huge returns with no risk will get your attention. They hope that it will get your money too. Fear comes into play when the con artist warns you that complaining about a failed investment to the government may result in your spoiling it for others or "rocking the boat." Con artists try to make you feel inadequate if you don’t believe them or ask too many questions. If you find yourself making investment-related decisions based only on your emotions, watch out! Rule 5: Con Artists Are Fair Weather Friends
Before you invest, con artists are very friendly. They take a personal interest in you out of the blue. They call back when they promised they would. Each time, they tell you even more good things about the investment. You may feel you’re being pressured into investing. You are. Despite his or her kind words, the con artist will do anything in his or her power to make a sale. Too often, however, once you have invested your money, contact with the con artist dwindles and then stops altogether. If you cannot get answers to your questions after handing over your cash, there is a good chance someone else is getting rich off of your investment. Rule 6: For Every Silver Lining, There Is A Cloud Every investment involves risk. But to hear the con artist explain it, the investment may be too good to be true. Trust your inner voice if you hear claims like these: • "I just got a hot tip from an inside source that this stock will go through the roof." • "Your return is guaranteed. There’s no way you can lose money." • "Gotta get in on the ground floor now or you’ll be left out in the cold. In fact, we’ll send a messenger over tomorrow to pick up your check." (Con artists often use this device to avoid federal mail fraud charges.) • "This deal is so great, I invested in it myself." • "If this doesn’t perform as I just said, we’ll refund your money no questions asked." • "Everyone else that invested in this did very well."
Be especially careful if the salesperson downplays any downside or denies that risk exists. Con artists usually are not very good at answering important questions. Watch out if the salesperson is reluctant to provide information on the following: • The background, educational history and work experience of the deal's promoters, principals or general partners; • Information on whether your investment monies will be segregated from other funds available to the business; • Written information on the business' financial condition, such as a balance sheet and bank references; • The prior track record of the business and its principals; • The salesperson’s name, where he or she is calling from, who he or she works for, his or her background and what commission or other compensation he or she will receive; • The salesperson’s connection with the venture and any affiliates In addition, be wary if the salesperson doesn’t ask you questions about your past investment experience and your ability to withstand risk. Even if the salesperson does ask a few related questions, take heed if you get the sense that he or she is merely going through the motions. Rule 7: Don't be afraid to "sleep on it." If you are promised high, guaranteed profits and given no written explanation concerning the investment vehicle, the promoter’s background or the risks involved, walk away. Never invest in anything based on the enthusiasm or charisma of the salesperson -- they may have more to gain by taking your money than you know.
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How Con Artists Work by Ed Grabianowski
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Con artists make money through deception. They lie, cheat and fool people into thinking they've happened onto a great deal or some easy money, when they're the ones who'll be making money. If that doesn't work, they'll take advantage of our weaknesses -- loneliness, insecurity, poor health or simple ignorance. The only thing more important to a con artist than perfecting a con is perfecting a total lack of conscience.
What does the average con artist look like? Despite what you may think, he isn't always a shady-looking character. A con artist is an expert at looking however he needs to look. If the con involves banking or investments, the con artist will wear a snappy suit. If it involves home improvement scams, he'll show up wearing well-worn work clothes. Even the basic assumption that the con is a "he" is incorrect: there are plenty of con women too.
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You might think you can spot a con artist because he's someone you instinctively "don't trust." But the term con artist is short for confidence artist -- they gain your confidence just long enough to get their hands on your money. They can be very charming and persuasive. A good con artist can even make you believe he is really an old friend you haven't seen in years.
Con artists do share certain characteristics, however. Even the best con can only go on for so long before people start getting suspicious. For that reason, con artists tend to move frequently. They may have a job that allows this, or they might claim to have such a job. Railroad worker, carnival worker and traveling salesman are all parts con artists play to cover up their constant relocations.
A Con's a Con Different terms for con artists include: flim flam man, sham artist, shyster or sheister, bunco man (after the name of a popular "fixed" card game that has since become synonymous with scams), bamboozler, swindler, grifter and hustler.
It would be impossible to catalogue every con, because con artists are inventive. While many cons are simply variations on ones that are hundreds of years old, new technologies and laws give con artists the opportunity to create original scams. Many cons tend to fall into a few general categories, however: street cons, business cons, Internet cons, loan cons and home improvement cons.
Watch for signs.Con artists often give themselves away if you ask enough questions. Ask for some kind of written documentation of their offer. Check for a real address, not a P.O. Box. Ask to see a driver's license, and write down the information on it. Write down license plate numbers, and make sure the con artist sees you doing it. If it's a legitimate offer, he won't mind. Tell him you need to think the deal over for at least a few days before making a decision. A con artist will often pressure you to make a decision on the spot -- often using hard sell tactics, such as saying that the deal won't last. They may get nervous when you ask for something in writing, and will usually refuse to provide it. When someone wants your money, if the offer is legitimate, it will still be around next week.
If You've Been Conned
The most street-wise person can get taken in by a con. If you've been victimized, what should you do? Con artists count on their victims feeling foolish and afraid to report the scam. But if you remain silent about being conned, you're letting the con artist move on to steal from others. Write down every detail you can remember as soon as possible, while it's fresh in your memory. Collect any documented evidence you might have as well. This includes receipts, contracts or even your own phone records. Now it's time to contact the authorities. You may have to do some legwork to find the right agency, or someone who is willing to help you. Your local police department may have a special division assigned to fraud cases. Also contact your local district attorney. Get in touch with the Better Business Bureau and see if there are any other reports of the same con artist -- this could help you and the police track him down. Many scams also fall under the jurisdiction of certain federal agencies, like the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. If you really reach a dead end, try your local TV news stations. Many have segments where a reporter tracks down a con artist and demands answers, and con artists hate the spotlight.
Con artists charm their way into a woman's heart, lie to her, and too often, take her for all she's worth. Candace Delong, former FBI Profiler and author, shares tips to keep you away from a con man.
Signs You're Involved with a Con Artist:
Pressure to get married. Marriage is far too important in life to be rushed. Be wary of a wedding or proposal out of the blue. If a man makes you believe your marrying him is a matter of life or death — he's up to something. Vague answers to questions about his past. Always ask questions about your mate's background or past. If he refuses to answer these questions, be suspicious. If he does answer the questions, and you wonder if he is telling you the truth, look up the information he gives you on the Internet. Questionable financial worth. If a man brags about how much he is worth or claims to be broke because he is paying child support, that can be checked out also. Have him show you income tax records for several years before you merge finances. Always get proof if you aren't sure. Also, be aware if he is always asking to borrow money. Lies about his age. A man lying about his age is cause for concern. He may try to change the date because the real date of his birth is on a warrant for his arrest somewhere. If he claims that there was a mistake on his birth certificate, or his job made a mistake, he is lying. It's illegal to change your birth date. Multiple social security numbers. Having more than one social security number is illegal. If a man has more than one, he is using it to scam money or avoid the criminal justice system. If he claims to be a victim of identity theft, have him show you documentation.
What You Have and Do That Makes You Vulnerable to a Con:
You have something worth getting. These types of men are looking for a woman with something they can take. You don't have to be wealthy or be an heiress to a huge fortune. If you have a job and a little bit of room on your credit card, this may attract him. Gullibility. You have a willingness to believe anything the con artist is telling you. You may think you're a good judge of character, but these guys are really slick. They start learning how to lie at age 3. Believing the grand gesture. Willingness to interpret questionable behavior as love. For example, a man goes to a woman's house when she is not there, gets her stuff and puts it in his place. This is not the loving gesture it might appear to be. For one thing, it's theft. Secondly, it is meant to control her and get her in his world as soon as possible. Also, be wary if he proposes quickly in the relationship. Testing boundaries with money. Usually, this occurs early in the relationship. For example, he may ask you out to dinner and when the check comes say, "Oh, honey, I left my wallet in the car." Your response should be, "Oh, honey, I left mine at home."
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----- Original Message ----- From: To: sales@culturu.com Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 11:50 AM Subject: Laster
Geachte mijnheer/mevrouw,
Ik ben uitgever, schrijver/onderzoeker, publicist, etc., en publiceer zowel in het Nederlands als in het Engels. Ik maak als schrijver gebruik van de naam Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru. In tegenstelling tot de meeste Surinaamse schrijvers beperk ik me dus niet tot het Nederlands taalgebied, maar timmer eveneens aan de weg in landen als Groot-Brittannië, Zuid-Afrika en de Verenigde Staten. Zo heb ik recentelijk het boek The Other Side of the Story: The Golden Ages of Africa uitgebracht, welke erg goed ontvangen is door experts in Engeland. Ook kom ik binnenkort met een Nederlandstalige boek, op jongeren gericht, genaamd Zwarte Vrouwen als Wetenschappers & Uitvinders, in welk werk, zoals de titel aangeeft, de onderbelichte bijdrages van Zwarte vrouwelijke wetenschappers en uitvinders onder de aandacht wordt gebracht.
Sinds zeer recentelijk ben ik op de hoogte van uw interessante website. En ik vind het jammer dat u op zo'n mooie site dubieuse mensen als Egmond Codfried de ruimte geeft een lastercampagne tegen mijn persoon te beginnen. De betreffende persoon heeft een blog op uw site waarin hij klinklare leugens schrijft en nota bene een grote kleurenfoto van mij heeft geplaatst zonder mijn toestemming: http://www.culturu.com/?action=felblog;sa=view;uid=60
Waarom heeft u op zijn minst die foto niet onmiddelijk laten verwijderen? En waarom staat u het toe dat er leugens over derde personen worden verspreid door bloggers middels uw site?
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru
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Djehuti the con-artist approached CULTURU.COM to censure my Blog which offered an article and a photo of Djehuti. Curiously it was with a sales pitch, but not any denial of the accusations made by me.
The bold section translates:
quote:I’m a Publisher, writer/researcher, publicist, etc en publish in Dutch as well in English. I as a writer use the name Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru. Unlike most Surinam writers I don’t limit myself to the Dutch-speaking world, but also engage the public in Great Britain, South Africa and the United States.
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Geachte mijnheer/mevrouw,
Ik ben uitgever, schrijver/onderzoeker, publicist, etc., en publiceer zowel in het Nederlands als in het Engels. Ik maak als schrijver gebruik van de naam Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru. In tegenstelling tot de meeste Surinaamse schrijvers beperk ik me dus niet tot het Nederlands taalgebied, maar timmer eveneens aan de weg in landen als Groot-Brittannië, Zuid-Afrika en de Verenigde Staten. Zo heb ik recentelijk het boek The Other Side of the Story: The Golden Ages of Africa uitgebracht, welke erg goed ontvangen is door experts in Engeland. Ook kom ik binnenkort met een Nederlandstalige boek, op jongeren gericht, genaamd Zwarte Vrouwen als Wetenschappers & Uitvinders, in welk werk, zoals de titel aangeeft, de onderbelichte bijdrages van Zwarte vrouwelijke wetenschappers en uitvinders onder de aandacht wordt gebracht.
Sinds zeer recentelijk ben ik op de hoogte van uw interessante website. En ik vind het jammer dat u op zo'n mooie site dubieuse mensen als Egmond Codfried de ruimte geeft een lastercampagne tegen mijn persoon te beginnen. De betreffende persoon heeft een blog op uw site waarin hij klinklare leugens schrijft en nota bene een grote kleurenfoto van mij heeft geplaatst zonder mijn toestemming: http://www.culturu.com/?action=felblog;sa=view;uid=60
Waarom heeft u op zijn minst die foto niet onmiddelijk laten verwijderen? En waarom staat u het toe dat er leugens over derde personen worden verspreid door bloggers middels uw site?
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Djehuti-Ankh-Kheru
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The con-artist Djehuti has posted a thread about the five Black US presidents. He is 'of course' not the con-artist Djehuti from Atlanta, we have here, on this site. It's just that the name Djehuti has a certain appeal to con-artists!
This waterkant.net site is the home for the Surinam-Dutch Housenigger.
In Holland there is no speak of afrocentrism and the Surinamese are utterly ignorant about these matters, which are kept away from them.
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The con-artist Djehuti has posted a thread about the five Black US presidents. He is 'of course' not the con-artist Djehuti from Atlanta, we have here, on this site. It's just that the name Djehuti has a certain appeal to con-artists!
This waterkant.net site is the home for the Surinam-Dutch Housenigger.
In Holland there is no speak of afrocentrism and the Surinamese are utterly ignorant about these matters, which are kept away from them.
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