Message to the African Americans to join Nubians struggle to stop damming Nubia

02:52 AM March, 01 2016

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Our sisters and brothers fellow African Americans

Saudi Arabia is funding $1.6bn to finance three dams in Dal, Kajbar and El-Sheraik. These dams will submerge most of the Nubian archaeological sites, the largest in the world of today according to British historian Basil Davidson and others.

Are you ready to sacrifice your history and identity؟ Your silence is a crime against your survival. Your silence encourages your enemies to destroy you and kick you out of the mankind history. Nubia is the heart of African civilization as Greece is the heart of European civilization. If you care about your history and identity then come forward and say NO to Damming Nubia.

Are you ready to save Nubia from destruction؟

If yes then tell your representative to stop damming Nubia before its too late. Join Nubians in their protests. Make statements in video and texts to: [email protected] and spread the word.

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