POLYGAMY: Isithembu

By Sicebise Msengana

Polygamy is the best form of marriage

Conscious black women

By Sicebise Msengana

www.sicebiseonline.blogspot.com

Every CONSCIOUS African man needs a black woman who has critical thinking skills, reads, analyses, critiques and makes it a habit to research and seek answers. Most importantly, has a knowledge of self (black CONSCIOUSNESS). Choose the mothers of your children wisely, my brothers. A woman should compliment your life, not complicate it.

Be An Alpha Male and Recognize that You Don't Need Money To Spoil Your Woman

By Sicebise Msengana

Be an alpha male and recognize that genuine desire/love can't be negotiated or bought. If she is not your wife, mother, sister or daughter, then she is not entitled to your money. You worked hard for your money and she was born with a vagina. One of the reasons why black men will never be rich and accumulate wealth is because we are relationship centred instead of wealth building centered. Too many black men neglect their bank accounts and gamble with their wealth because they are living for women. You don't need money, eating out in Italian restaurants, expensive gifts, vacations in Dubai and Thailand to spoil your woman.

SURVIVAL KIT FOR OUR BLACK DAUGHTERS

By Sicebise Msengana

My daughters will live by these rules. Our little angels must be taught from birth that -:

- Single motherhood is not allowed. 

Marriage is the only two parent institution of raising productive, moral upright children

- Their skin colour is beautiful

- Their hair is beautiful

- Their lips are beautiful

- Education before boys and sex

- Their indigenous accents and speaking African Languages fluently is cute

- Home skills such as managing the household, cooking, cleaning and doing laundry is part of womanhood, not patriarchy

- God is not a white man and that no white Jesus died for them except their ancestors

- Supportive of male leadership

- Be feminine

- Be race CONSCIOUS and defenders

- Start a black business or patronize existing ones

-  Be submissive

- There's nothing wrong with their African culture, languages, ancestors, traditions and customs

- Be family oriented

- Lesbianism, interracial sex/dating/marriage and any forms of feminism are forbidden

- Date, introduce or marry only a black man

- African spirituality is their true source of spiritual life and growth, not Abrahamic religions or any other foreign enslaving religions

SURVIVAL KIT FOR OUR BLACK SONS

By Sicebise Msengana

My sons will live by these rules. Our sons must be taught from birth -:

- Financial literacy, investments and savings

- No baby mamas, but children born in a marriage

- How to shoot a gun

- Being masculine, decisive, leading and bold is not toxic

- The man is the head of the house

- Black masculinity is not toxic. Masculinity represents order, strength, stability and leadership

- Their skin colour is beautiful

- Their hair is beautiful

- Their history is not just slavery, COLONISATION and apartheid, but ancient Egypt, pyramids, African scientists, Kings and Queens, powerful empires, scientific discoveries, medicine, mathematics etc.

- Their indigenous accents and speaking African Languages fluently is cute

- God is not a white man and that no white Jesus died for them except their ancestors

- Supportive of female spaces

- Be race CONSCIOUS and defenders

- Start a black business or patronize existing ones

- There's nothing wrong with their African culture, languages, ancestors, traditions and customs

- Be family oriented

- Homosexuality or gayism/interracial sex/dating/marriage are forbidden

- Date, introduce or marry only a black woman

- African spirituality is their true source of spiritual life and growth, not Abrahamic religions or any other foreign enslaving religions

What It Means To Be A True Rasta: African Liberation Movement

By Sicebise Msengana

What it means to be a true Rasta:  I'm not against smoking of weed, but a lot of people smoke a joint, listen to Reggae music and start seeing themselves as Rastas. In the Bible,  Samson was the first recorded Rasta who made a covenant with Jah/God. Samson was born in a time of infliction and poverty for the Hebrew nation. In the book of Judges, we find Hebrews crying out to Jah for a savior. Jah heard their prayers and sent Samson to help the Hebrew nation fight the Philistine heathens with a boot over their neck.