"I am a permanent resident in africa - legally and ancestrally."

How many gene-rations separate you from Africa? Is your wife African; and is that why your children are African citizens? Have you given up your US passport and rights of citizenship? Or will you wittingly or unwittingly become the impetus for US involvement in the event of conflict among the natives of the land which you now call home?

The piece of advice I presented weren't my words, they were the words of an African, drawn from statements that you presented, I merely wanted to draw attention to those un-intended consequences of your actions. The ripple effect of your little drop in the ocean.

I've got HISTORY and experience on my side and they prove that one can never go home again, whether you're the Shus-en-Har (Hyksus), the Jamaican Rastas of Shashamane, Trinis in New York or LA or Norway; or you're Rasi; if you're lucky your grand children might be true Africans, but what's done cannot be undone and you'll never be African, all you can become is "a nation within a nation."

FYI: I'm American by blood, my maternal grandfather was aboriginal (native american), do you even have photographs of your African ancestors? I've got memories as well as photos of my grandfather. Can't say the same about my Igbo ancestors or for that matter my Scots-Irish ancestors. They like TIME have moved on.

I see your actions have garnered you a new friend; if memory serves your new friend posted once, that Americans who migrated to other parts of the world were merely preparers of the way for American Empire. So, I'm not surprised that he has new found admiration for you; after all you've just granted his little "White Supremist" heart's desire.