and this was my point when put Maestro and the U.S army in the same sentence in my previous post.
LOL, but G, don't try to fool me,.. Man, I thought you read a lot, BUT,...anyway, FYI many of the Black panthers who served in Vietnam, majority of them were not Vietnam veterans, they were primarily recruited from local inner-city neighborhoods often described as "brothers on the block" and included students, young people, and civilians who were directly experiencing systemic issues like police brutality and so on. While the party was largely civilian, the Vietnam war heavily influenced its ranks. Many Black Panther chapters actively recruited "returning" Black veterans who had developed combat skills and political disillusionment, such as BPP leader Elmer "Geronimo" Pratt and others. Some of the panthers solidarity with Palestine and Vietnam and even China came later on.
""""I wish I could come to Brussels to kick your provocateuring asss""""
You're welcome to Brussels my dear Brotha, I'll chop off your entire body. And by doing so, I will make history in Brussels, I will be the "first" Black man in Brussels to chop off somebody. LOL![]()
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LOL..YOU WICKED ONE, I'm taking the bait:
Maestro is a Vietnam veteran...Now tell me, wat da fuk dat has to do with Israel's genocide on the Palestunian people?🤔🙄
He served in the military: but Black Americans served in all of America's wars EVEN AS THEY WERE BEING OPPRESSED AT HOME?
(sshhhh, a few even joined the confederate army. lawwd)
A number of our Civil Rights heroes were veterans..
What about the Tuskegee Airmen?..
A couple Black Panthers served in VietNam too, and were pro-Palestinian..
So again, what point are you making as per maestro serving in Vietnam and his disgust at Israel's genocidal behaviour? And take into consideration the time factor.
Arrrrggggghhh😱😱🙀😠😡, I wish I could come to Brussels to kick your provocateuring asss...send me your damn address right now!!
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