Tuwashitaki Oman kwa biashara haramu ya utumwa

[Amri kuu ni Upendo]

si kweli,mpaka sasa wapo watu weusi oman,na Wana mji wao unaitwa Salalah,na sultan wa nchi hiyo mamake mzazi anatoka mji huo,na mamake ni mweusi,hata yeye mwenyewe ukimuona kwenye picha si mweupe.

Kwanini wana mji wao? Kwa nini wasichanganyike na miji ya waarabu?

 

[life is Short]

Na mamilion ya watumwa Waliopelekwa Uarabuni wako wapi leo tuwaite black Arabia!!?

Sabaha alKheri mkuu,
Mnaosema nyinyi walopelekwa Arabuni wekuwa Mashekhe na Wafalme leo hii wanamiliki visima vya mafuta..."soma historiya ya kuwaiti" alafu nenda saud arabia na nchi za Ghuba. Huwezi linganisha ukweli na uzushi.

Siku njema.

 

[life is Short]

Cheze mwarabu wewe...ukiinama tu......

Kijana acha fitina na Umbea usokuwa na hekima ona hii mpya!!

Dana MilbankOpinion Writer

[h=1]Obama's ill-advised visit to Tanzania[/h]

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[h=3]By Dana Milbank, Dana Milbank Jun 10, 2013 01:07 AM EDT
The Washington Post
Published: June 10[/h]
When President Obama goes to Africa at month's end, the first African American president will have a rare opportunity to spread U.S. values to that continent. It would be a shame if his trip instead validated slavery.
By selecting Tanzania as one of the three countries that will receive a presidential visit on that trip, the Obama administration is honoring a government that has been in a multiyear diplomatic dispute with the United States over human trafficking.

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Specifically, a U.S. court in 2008 issued a $1 million judgment against a Tanzanian diplomat stationed in Washington because he and his wife held a young woman against her will as a domestic servant at their Bethesda home, refusing to pay her and abusing her for four years until she escaped. The diplomat, Alan Mzengi, didn't contest the civil lawsuit and, instead of paying the default judgment, returned to Tanzania, where at last report he served as an adviser to President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete - the very person Obama will meet with.
The State Department has tried to pressure Kikwete's government to get the judgment paid and to sanction diplomats who engage in human trafficking. But the efforts have produced nothing but a derisory settlement offer, and the State Department has not moved to punish Tanzania.
Now Obama is rewarding Tanzania with a presidential trip. "An official visit from the U.S. president is a gift that is utterly inappropriate after a Tanzanian government official committed horrifying human rights violations just a few miles from the White House," said Martina Vandenberg, a human rights lawyer who represented the victim, Zipora Mazengo, pro bono. Vandenberg, a Washington lawyer I've known for years, said Obama "would undermine all credibility on trafficking."
A spokeswoman for the State Department's African Affairs bureau said that the case "continues to be of significant concern" and that "we are again engaging the government of Tanzania to do what is necessary to see that this matter is addressed."
Obama has made human trafficking a centerpiece of his foreign policy agenda, saying in a speech to the Clinton Global Initiative last year that "it is a debasement of our common humanity" that "must be called by its true name, modern slavery. . . . When a woman is locked in a sweatshop, or trapped in a home as a domestic servant, alone and abused and incapable of leaving - that's slavery."
Unfortunately, the administration's actions haven't always matched its high-minded words, as has been the case with targeted assassinations, Chinese dissidents, Guantanamo Bay, domestic surveillance and other challenges to human rights and civil liberties. The Tanzania case appears to be an instance of business interests trumping human rights. The Chinese president visited the East African country a few months ago, and U.S. businesses are eager to get in on the region's petroleum supplies and other natural resources before China becomes dominant there.
Beyond that calculation, the administration has been reluctant to use the few tools it has to combat human trafficking by diplomats, who are protected from some prosecutions. After federal authorities said they were investigating a possible case of human trafficking in McLean by a Saudi diplomat, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) wrote to Secretary of State John Kerry, citing the Mzengi case and questioning why State seldom seeks waivers of diplomatic immunity for offenders and has not used its power to block visas for servants of diplomats from offending countries.
In the Mzengi case, a federal judge found that the diplomat and his wife confiscated Mazengo's passport and forced her to work 17-hour days. They refused her medical care (she couldn't wear shoes because of an untreated ingrown toenail and was once forced to shovel snow barefoot) and wouldn't let her leave the house without an escort. After the $1,059,349 judgment, the woman said she would accept a settlement that included only her back wages of $170,000; the Tanzanians eventually offered $22,000 with an iffy promise of small future payments from Mzengi.
Mzengi returned to Tanzania a few months after the judgment and got a position advising Kikwete, according to a 2010 Time magazine report, citing an academic adviser of Mzengi. Embassy officials didn't return my phone calls.
According to cables released by WikiLeaks, U.S. officials formally told the Tanzanians that diplomats such as Mzengi should "face appropriate sanction." The Tanzanians were also told the matter could call into question Tanzania's "commitment to combating human trafficking."
The U.S. officials wrote that they made it clear "that the Tanzanian government cannot ignore our requests for information and assistance."
Or can it?

 

[life is Short]

Kwa nini unatumia past tense? Biashara ya utumwa inaendelea mpaka leo. Hujasikia huko Uarabuni sokomoko la wafanyakazi wa Kifilipino kunyang'anywa passport zao na waajiri wao?
Labda watueleze watu waliofika Uarabuni. Nasikia it is a common sight,kuona kundi la watumwa[Black slaves,Watanzania wapo] wanakuja sokoni kufanya shopping for their masters.
Did you know kwamba jina abeid lina maana mtu mweusi,na pia mtumwa.

Dana MilbankOpinion Writer

[h=1]Obama’s ill-advised visit to Tanzania[/h]

Obama goes to Africa at month’s end, the first African American president will have a rare opportunity to spread U.S. values to that continent. It would be a shame if his trip instead validated slavery.

By selecting Tanzania as one of the three countries that will receive a presidential visit on that trip, the Obama administration is honoring a government that has been in a multiyear diplomatic dispute with the United States over human trafficking.

Dana Milbank
Dana Milbank writes a regular column on politics.




Specifically, a U.S. court in 2008 issued a $1 million judgment against a Tanzanian diplomat stationed in Washington because he and his wife held a young woman against her will as a domestic servant at their Bethesda home, refusing to pay her and abusing her for four years until she escaped. The diplomat, Alan Mzengi, didn’t contest the civil lawsuit and, instead of paying the default judgment, returned to Tanzania, where at last report he served as an adviser to President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete — the very person Obama will meet with.
The State Department has tried to pressure Kikwete’s government to get the judgment paid and to sanction diplomats who engage in human trafficking. But the efforts have produced nothing but a derisory settlement offer, and the State Department has not moved to punish Tanzania.
Now Obama is rewarding Tanzania with a presidential trip. “An official visit from the U.S. president is a gift that is utterly inappropriate after a Tanzanian government official committed horrifying human rights violations just a few miles from the White House,” said Martina Vandenberg, a human rights lawyer who represented the victim, Zipora Mazengo, pro bono. Vandenberg, a Washington lawyer I’ve known for years, said Obama “would undermine all credibility on trafficking.”
A spokeswoman for the State Department’s African Affairs bureau said that the case “continues to be of significant concern” and that “we are again engaging the government of Tanzania to do what is necessary to see that this matter is addressed.”
Obama has made human trafficking a centerpiece of his foreign policy agenda, saying in a speech to the Clinton Global Initiative last year that “it is a debasement of our common humanity” that “must be called by its true name, modern slavery. . . . When a woman is locked in a sweatshop, or trapped in a home as a domestic servant, alone and abused and incapable of leaving — that’s slavery.”
Unfortunately, the administration’s actions haven’t always matched its high-minded words, as has been the case with targeted assassinations, Chinese dissidents, Guantanamo Bay, domestic surveillance and other challenges to human rights and civil liberties. The Tanzania case appears to be an instance of business interests trumping human rights. The Chinese president visited the East African country a few months ago, and U.S. businesses are eager to get in on the region’s petroleum supplies and other natural resources before China becomes dominant there.
Beyond that calculation, the administration has been reluctant to use the few tools it has to combat human trafficking by diplomats, who are protected from some prosecutions. After federal authorities said they were investigating a possible case of human trafficking in McLean by a Saudi diplomat, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) wrote to Secretary of State John Kerry, citing the Mzengi case and questioning why State seldom seeks waivers of diplomatic immunity for offenders and has not used its power to block visas for servants of diplomats from offending countries.
In the Mzengi case, a federal judge found that the diplomat and his wife confiscated Mazengo’s passport and forced her to work 17-hour days. They refused her medical care (she couldn’t wear shoes because of an untreated ingrown toenail and was once forced to shovel snow barefoot) and wouldn’t let her leave the house without an escort. After the $1,059,349 judgment, the woman said she would accept a settlement that included only her back wages of $170,000; the Tanzanians eventually offered $22,000 with an iffy promise of small future payments from Mzengi.
Mzengi returned to Tanzania a few months after the judgment and got a position advising Kikwete, according to a 2010 Time magazine report, citing an academic adviser of Mzengi. Embassy officials didn’t return my phone calls.
According to cables released by WikiLeaks, U.S. officials formally told the Tanzanians that diplomats such as Mzengi should “face appropriate sanction.” The Tanzanians were also told the matter could call into question Tanzania’s “commitment to combating human trafficking.”
The U.S. officials wrote that they made it clear “that the Tanzanian government cannot ignore our requests for information and assistance.”
Or can it?

 

[life is Short]

Kwa nini unatumia past tense? Biashara ya utumwa inaendelea mpaka leo. Hujasikia huko Uarabuni sokomoko la wafanyakazi wa Kifilipino kunyang'anywa passport zao na waajiri wao?
Labda watueleze watu waliofika Uarabuni. Nasikia it is a common sight,kuona kundi la watumwa[Black slaves,Watanzania wapo] wanakuja sokoni kufanya shopping for their masters.
Did you know kwamba jina abeid lina maana mtu mweusi,na pia mtumwa.

Mkuu hujambo na ubuheri, Sasa ona Sie waTanzania tunavyofanya utumwa kwa wandugu zetu wenyewe.....
The State Department has tried to pressure Kikwete’s government to get the judgment paid and to sanction diplomats who engage in human trafficking. But the efforts have produced nothing but a derisory settlement offer, and the State Department has not moved to punish Tanzania.
Now Obama is rewarding Tanzania with a presidential trip. “An official visit from the U.S. president is a gift that is utterly inappropriate after a Tanzanian government official committed horrifying human rights violations just a few miles from the White House,” said Martina Vandenberg, a human rights lawyer who represented the victim, Zipora Mazengo, pro bono. Vandenberg, a Washington lawyer I’ve known for years, said Obama “would undermine all credibility on trafficking.”
A spokeswoman for the State Department’s African Affairs bureau said that the case “continues to be of significant concern” and that “we are again engaging the government of Tanzania to do what is necessary to see that this matter is addressed.”
Obama has made human trafficking a centerpiece of his foreign policy agenda, saying in a speech to the Clinton Global Initiative last year that “it is a debasement of our common humanity” that “must be called by its true name, modern slavery. . . . When a woman is locked in a sweatshop, or trapped in a home as a domestic servant, alone and abused and incapable of leaving — that’s slavery.”

 

[zomba]

Cheze mwarabu wewe...ukiinama tu......

Kama hawa au sio?

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[Kikwajuni One]

Kwanini wana mji wao? Kwa nini wasichanganyike na miji ya waarabu?

hakuna kabila lisilokuwa na mji wao,hata Tanzania makabila yote yana mkoa au wilaya yanakotoka,baada ya hapo wanakwenda wanakotaka,huo ndio mji wao,ni kama kusema wahaya kwao ni Bukoba,wadigo kwao Tanga,wanyamwezi kwao Tabora nk,lakini wako huru kwenda mji wowote.

Na mji huu wa Salalah,ndio mji wenye kuota kila aina ya mazao,ni na eneo ambalo si kame,kunaota mazao ya aina yote.

 

[Kikwajuni One]

Na mamilion ya watumwa Waliopelekwa Uarabuni wako wapi leo tuwaite black Arabia!!?

waarabu hawana ubaguzi wa rangi,hawezi kumuita mtu kwa rangi yake,huwezi kusikia black arabian hata siku moja,hao weusi wamejaa tele nchi za kiarabu,na wanapewa haki zote kama wanachi na raia husika.wazungu ni wabaguzi ndio mana wakawaita black american,mbona weupe hawaitwi white american,weupe wanaitwa americans tu?Nchi za kiarabu hazikuwabaguwa hawa watu,lazima ulewe,kwa hiyo hutasikia jina la black arabian,mpaka utaingia kaburini
.Ikiwa zaliwa Oman,ataitwa muoman,akiwa kazailwa Yemen,ataitwa muyemen,akiwa kazaliwa Saudi Arabia,anaitwa msoud,na maana ya soud ni weusi,lakini wote weupe na weusi wanaitwa Msaud Arabia,akizaliwa sudan,ni msudani,na maana ya msudani mweusi,lakini wote weupe na weusi wanaitwa msudani.

 

[Kikwajuni One]

Kwani hukusoma kwenye Historia, wazungu ndo waliopiga vita biashara ya utumwa. Waarabu ndo walikuwa wakusanyaji na wauzaji wa watumwa!

Tatizo ni ujinga wa Mwafrika, miaka ile ya 90' walianzisha move nzuri sana ya kudai fidia ya manyanyaso na biashara ya utumwa, mwenyekiti wao nadhani alikuwa ni m-beiging fulani aliye itisha kikao cha viongozi wa kiafrika kudai fidia ya madhala yale. Kimsingi nchi kama Marekani na Uingereza ziliafiki, lakini walikosea kwa kuingiza suala la kulaani waislael kwa kukalia ardhi ya wapalestina.

Sasa kama suala lilikuwa ni kudai fidia ya biashara ya utumwa, ilikuwaje wakaingiza suala la mashariki ya kati? Marekani na washirika wake wakaona hii miafrika hamanazo kabisa, walijitoa na kikao kikavunjika zikabaki bla-bla kikao kikafungwa mpaka leo!

Wakenya wamejaribu, wameweza sasa wabongo hata za Rada sijui kama zitafanya kazi iliyokusudiwa au ndiyo zinaingizwa kwenye mfuko wa pesa za kampeni za CCM mwaka 2015!

Mzungu hakupiga vita biashara ya utumwa,ila alipoona utumwa haulipi,ndio akaanza kuacha biashara hiyo.Kwa sababu ilikuwa viwanda Tayari na mashine za kisasa za kilimo zilianza kugundulikana,kama trekta,magari,na mashine kadhaa,mashine moja inaweza ikafanyakazi ya watu mia,kwa hiyo umuhimu wa watumwa ukaanza kupungua.

 

[matumbo]

siwapendi waarabu sababu wamewafundisha ndugu zetu kufuga majini na kuwa na roho mbaya za kigaidi..

 

[life is Short]

siwapendi waarabu sababu wamewafundisha ndugu zetu kufuga majini na kuwa na roho mbaya za kigaidi..

Mkuu heshima kwako na kwa wanajf;
kupenda na kutokupenda ni juu yako..1 Tafdhali tuletee ushahidi wako na tuthibitishie unayoandika.!! hizo ni dhana zako mtu unaweza kumdhania mabya mwenzio kwa sbb. ya dhana mbovu!! kuhusu ugaidi ni kwanza elewa nini maana ya ugaidi (terro) yaani kitisho... kila mtu anaunyonge/defensi/hujumu/tisho nk, Sasa huko ziwa victoria kuna wakara wao husema tunaweza kukutumia MAMBA aje kukuchukuwa popote ulipo!! mmmh hilo ni tishio la vipi? acha roho za kufuata mikumbo "ilimradi tu"
maisha mema Matumbo.

 

[Kikwajuni One]

[QUOTEBONGOLALA;6531283]Nini chanzo cha ma black kujikuta america,haiti,jamaica?nani aliwapeleka huko wa africa wenzetu nae tumfungulie mashtaka

True, Europeans waliwapeleka America na kuwatumikisha ndugu zetu kwa takribani 400 year, lakini baadae waliwapa uhuru na haki ya uraia katika nchi hizo; UPANDE WA WAARABU; Hawa jamaa wao waliwasomba ndugu zetu tangu mnano karne ya 4 mpaka karne ya 15, kisha baada ya hapo waliendelea kuwakamata ndugu zetu na kuwauza kwa wazungu.Ikumbukwe kuwa idadi ya blacks/watumwa waliopelekwa uarabuni ilikuwa kubwa zaidi ya watumwa waliopelekwa America! MAAJABU: Pamoja na kwamba Waarabu walichukua idadi kubwa ya watumwa toka Africa na kuwapeleka Uarabuni, naam hakuna descendant/ mabaki ya blacks yoyote aliyeachwa aendelee kuishi kama mtu hai na huru katika nchi za Arabuni.Wanaume waliasiwa wakafa wakaisha, mwanamke black aliyepewa mimba na Muarabu aliuawa asije akazaa mtoto mchanganyiko! MBAYA ZAIDI; Waarabu waliwaasi black men ili kuwaingilia kinyume na maumbile (kuwafira) na ndivyo walivyowafanya.Kwa ujumla licha ya dhambi ya kuwakamata blacks na kuwauza, hawa Waarabu Waliwaasi, waliwafira, kisha waliwaua hadi wakahakikisha hakuna Mwafrika black descendant aliyebaki katika nchi yao baada ya kukomeshwa kwa biashara haramu ya Utumwa.Kwa kweli hawa ni watu pekee waliotufanyia na wanaoendelea kutufanyia wafrika kiwango cha juu sana cha ukatili.....WASHITAKIWE![/QUOTE]

Si kweli kama wapo waliohasiwa au kuuliwa,waarabu weusi wapo nchi za kiarabu kabla hata biashara ya utumwa kuanza,kutokana na mchanganyiko wa damu wa kuoana miaka mingi baina ya hawa weupe na weusi,kunachozaliwa kinakuwa na damu mchanganyiko,kama unavyoona waarabu wa sudan,mali, Algeria na morocco,hao unaowaona weupe sana ni waarabu waliochanganyika na wafaransa,wa Indonesia,wa Java Wahindi weupe,katika Dunia hakuna kabila ambalo limeoana na makabila yote ya Dunia kama Muarabu,ukimuomna muarabu mweupe usije ukasema ni mwarabu safi,itakuwa kachanganya na makabila meupe,ukimuona yuko brown,amechanganya na waafrika au waarabu weusi.Waarab wameanza kuoana na makabila tofauti duniani kabila Taifa lolote duniani,kuanza koana na makabila mengine.

 

[Kikwajuni One]

Asili ya mwarabu sio mweupe,mwarabu rangi yake iko kati ya brown na weusi,na walianza waarabu kuoana na mataifa tofauti miaka mingi sana.Ukimuona mwarabu mweupe ujuwe amechanganya na mataifa ya watu weupe,ukimuona yuko brown ujuwe amechanganya na mataifa yenye rangi nyeusi,na miaka mingi kumpata mwarabu safi ni ngumu sana,lazima atakuwa na damu mchanganyiko.
Ndio mana weusi wapo nchi za kiarabu lakini si kwa kiwango kikubwa,kutokana na mchanganyiko wa kuoana,ndio kama unavyoona waliokuja nchi za kiafrika walioana na wenyeji,kwa warabu walioko Tanzania kumpata ambaye hana ndugu au udugu na makabila ya ki Tanzania,huyo ni muongo,hawa wtu si wabaguzi kabisa,hata lugha yao,wakiwa wanaishi eneo lenye lugha flani,waanaacha lugha yao,na kufuata lugha ya eneo husika,na kuoana na wenyeji wa maeneo husika,wenye kutembelea sehemu zenye waarabu katka Tanzania wanao ushahidi huo,kama vile Tabora,Tanga,Zanzibar,Pemba na sehemu kadhaa za mwambao wa afrika mashariki.
Kwa hiyo ni ngumu kumpata mwarabu mweusi safi na mwarabu mweupe safi,wote wanadamu mchanganyiko,kutokana na kuoana karne na karne,hata huyo Tip Tip,aliyefanyabiashara ya utumwa,ni mchanyiko wa Baba mafrika mwusi na mama mwarabu,na amezaliwa kabla hata biashara ya utumwa bado,na walikuwapo waliozalika hivyo wengi tu,si yeye peke yake.
Lakini kwa waa Amerika kuanza kuzaliana na waafrika sio mda mrefu,ni karne za karibuni,na pia si kwa idadi kubwa kama waarabu.kupata muarabu safi asiyechanganya ni ndoto,waota huku uko macho.

 

[life is Short]

Cheze mwarabu wewe...ukiinama tu......

Mmetuchosha kwakuwa hamusomi mnafutaga tu...

[h=1]Papal resignation linked to inquiry into 'Vatican gay officials', says paper[/h]Pope's staff decline to confirm or deny La Repubblica claims linking 'Vatileaks' affair and discovery of 'blackmailed gay clergy'

 

[life is Short]

Tatizo ni kuwa WAJERUMANI na WAINGEREZA hawakuchukua ABLE BODIED MEN and WOMEN to NEW LANDS kama WAARABU kwetu hapa TANGANYIKA tunataka reparations from OMAN...

Ng'oo harudi mtu... Hao wahuko ni waarabu waje kufnya nini hapa? na wahapa ni waafrika wenzetu ila kuna karangi ka mkorogo kidogo hawawezi kuishi huko Uarabuni siyo kwao tena!! ( mfano: mtende na mdizi ) funguka mkuu.

 

[majebere]

Mtabaki na njaa zenu, Oman haitoi hata dola moja.

 

[matumbo]

Mtabaki na njaa zenu, Oman haitoi hata dola moja.

wewe ni mwarabu?

 

[Nsabhi]

Waarabu walaaniwe!QUOTE=Bedullah;6532331]Watumwa waliopelekwa Marekani, Ujerumani na Ulaya wanaendelea kuishi hadi leo. Lakini walioenda Oman na Uarabuni walihasiwa ili wasiendeleze mbegu nyeusi![/QUOTE]

 

[Kikwajuni One]

siwapendi waarabu sababu wamewafundisha ndugu zetu kufuga majini na kuwa na roho mbaya za kigaidi..

huna haki yakusema jambo kama huna ushahidi nalo,ulifanya research lini ukawaona hao majini wanaofugwa,au ni nani ulikuta anamfundisha mtu huo unaoita ugaidi?ikiwa huna ushahidi,huna haki yakusema.

 

[JokaKuu]

shilanona, life is Short, Kikwajuni one, majebere, nngu007,

..lakini ili mhusika aweze kudai na kulipwa anapaswa ku-prove kwamba yeye ni descendant wa Watumwa waliotokana na biashara ya Watumwa iliyokuwa ikifanywa na Waarabu.

..kwamba Mwarabu alikuwa akifanya biashara ya utumwa Afrika Mashariki hilo wala halina ubishi. kitu ambacho bado hakijawa documented vizuri ni wapi Watumwa hao waliuzwa au walikwenda.

..pia baada ya Sultani kuzuiwa kuuza Watumwa watakaosafirishwa nje ya himaya yake, slave labour ilianza kushamiri ndani ya Zanzibar na haswa ktk mashamba ya karafuu.

..Sasa kunatakiwa kufanyike jitihada za kuwatambua descendants wa Watumwa waliofanyishwa kazi Zanzibar na maeneo mengine ya Afrika Mashariki ili waweze kudai haki zao.

..jambo lingine lenye kuleta ugumu ni kuwa-identify waliokuwa slave owner Zanzibar pamoja na maeneo mengine ya Afrika Mashariki. hao wanatakiwa kutambuliwa ili kuweza kuwa-track descendants wao walioko sasa hivi ili kujua kama wana mali zozote zile zilizotokana na slave trade or slave labour.

..Kosa moja walilofanya wazungu ni kuweka kumbukumbu za kimaandishi za biashara ya Utumwa. Kwa upande wa Muarabu sina uhakika kama zipo nyaraka za kihistoria zinazoonyesha kuwa walikuwa wakiweka kumbukumbu za maandishi kuhusu unyama waliokuwa wakifanya.