When I'n'I hear truths and rights we tend to attack the messenger rather than listen to the message.

But some of us who like to knock white people and bun dem out still a jump and jig fi dem fi put food pon dem table.

I brethren have a binghi house dung a St. Ann an him was keeping a binghi an' a dawta dat have a Kingman wey jig fi white people fi him living come to I brethren binghi an' see couple white folks up een dey. De dawta proceeded fi bun fiyah pon de two white people an a run dem out a I brethren property. Well I brethren come out an' ask har, why yuh a run out de people outta I binghi. Him ask har a fi yuh place, yunno have no right fi come yah a bun out nobaddy. Den him ask har no yuh an' yuh man a jig up if front a white people everyday an a mek money fi oonu pickney dem nyam. She couldn't ansa because de truth stare har inna har face. Well she quiet she mout' an siddung an enjoy de binghi with any further ado.

De lesson fi dat is be careful how yuh a bun de fiyah far it just might burn yuh to.

I mek sure I bun fiyah pon de system dat keeps white supremacy in place and not individuals with a good heart.

What the brethren Blair say is true and it is not about him brown nosing his way into this Afrikan livity. The fact of the matter is if all white Rastas would come to that reality we would all have a better time at it.

As Rashoward rightly puts it. Selassie I love all of us and them too.

One Perfect Love from the Blackhearted Ithiopian.