Christian Khabay's blog

In every society there lies challenges, and ours is no different.  How a society firstly identifies those challenges and then deals with it would verily indicate how evolved its leadership and people are. Where then on that intangible sliding scale of progress does ours lie? In answering that an examination of the three variables mentioned would be a good starting point.

With the passing of Dr. Bishop yesterday the flood of eulogies and commendations will follow in the coming days. Replete with the obligatory parcels of tiredly worn clichés – “national treasure”, “cultural icon”, “sorely missed”- many commentators and public figures will latch on to these often times too easily regurgitated insincere platitudes that ironically doesn’t even measure up to Dr. Bishop’s contribution but nevertheless aptly begins to describe her and her contributions to this overflowing cesspit of dung and retching detritus.

Afrocentrists V President Obama No 1: In the mind of Kambon, Cudjoe, Eintou, Leroi , Gladiator, Stokely, Jefferies, Cornel West

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Obama Not Black or the Black mind of Afrocentrism, Black Fascists or One Drop Rule African Racists: Cornel West’s criticism of Obama sparks debate among African Americans

I am, although it's been a while, convinced that we as a people as well as our journalists pander to, coddle and court idiocy and illiteracy in society.

The shelf life of this ongoing SSA issue is inordinately long. With each passing day, the release and counter-release of information, documents, and even the involvement of Facebook and Twitter administrations to remove pictures for either copyright infringement or lack of consent points to multiple issues other than National Security.

Now that the Bosendorfer grand piano has been found where former Prime Minister Manning said he left it, lying in waste under layers of cloth (whether or not this cloth was bespoken by one of his Savile Row tailors is unknown) the motives of Mr. Manning are now clearer to me.