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Integral Dohgon

Integral Dohgon @Integral  

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Youtube hater tries to clear his name. This guy is the #1 hater of African Americans going back to Africa
GoBlack2Africa : UK negropeeing on black folks.Pro black or against Blacks?
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I do understand many of the difficulties in Africa (not all) I've written about the scammers, the witchcraft, and the political corruption before. What I do not like about this brother is that he has taken up a fight against Americans solely because of his own self hate. He preaches on his Youtube channel that Africans should not allow American Blacks to repatriate to Africa because Black Americans are scammers but he is not even African himself. He is British and his parents are Caribbean. His wife is white and his children are mixed race. So why has he taken up a stance against Black Americans?

The confesses that he has no real reason but we know very well that he suffers from "House Negro Mentality". It is a sickness that makes Black people fight against their own people for no reason other than their love and sympathy for white culture.
2021-01-03 13:20:42 (Updated 2021-01-03 13:21:56)
Integral Dohgon

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