Greetings and Rastafari Blessings,

I see the I like to twist things to.

There is nothing to hide. I observed that certain Elders have made lots of "insinuations" about Rastafari involvement in the Reparations movement. One Elder has specifically posted on this website about the Bicentennial Global Dialogue, and the I has posted a general commentary questioning Rastafari ability to stand for justice in the face of current Reparations events. I suppose this is a commentary on your own integrity, as a member of the Rastafari community....

Anyway, rather than further this kind of reasoning, let us, Ras Marcus, have a truly productive reasoning on a viable Reparations and Repatriation plan of action/methodology.

Don't the I think that would be more productive?

Does the I think that the Rastafari community should not participate in the current Reparation events and present programs and solutions? Does the I think that I&I should allow others to do this for I&I?

I ask again, what specific recommendations does the I have regarding the best use of initial Reparations payments that may be made available to the Rastafari Nation.

How do I&I structure programs that will ensure that payments are made directly to I&I in Africa, and circulate in Africa several times, that lead to the completion of viable micro-projects that benefit the local communities around I&I?

How can the Rastafari sons and dawtas, in the United States, for example, develop a Rastafari National Council?

Can the I provide a plan of action for this generation of Rastafari sons and dawtas?

Please address these questions and not divert to some other commentary.

Most Raspectfully,
Ras Nathaniel