Greetings Rastafari Family:
Give thanks and praises to the Most I Emperor Haile Selassie I for
InI wisdom during reasoning.
At the assembly of the Nyahbinghi Order, Aug. 7 at Scott Pass,
several resolutions were ratified by the Ancient council with the
advise of the administrative Council and members of the local and
international Nyahbinghi Order.
The resolutions will surely set the foundation for the economic
development of the Nyahbinghi family in Jamaica.
The Ancient of days bless the Youth Council with the authority,
empowering the Youths to develop Scott Pass as a Rastafari Ecological
Village and to identify land in order to implement organic
agriculture. Proposals that were presented to the order by the Youth
Council member derived from the Rastafari
Hispanic Summit - Panama.
The youths informed the gathering that ones and ones will contact
the University Rastafari students, lecturers and professor, the
agriculture institutions of Jamaica, Rastafari youths island-wide,
especially, the Marley youths to join assist and participate in the
efforts to manifest the projects shown above. The Youth Council will
be meeting on Aug. 14, Scott Pass, 2pm, in order to coordinate
strategies.
High points during the reasoning were the selection of the new
administrative officers, selection of a committee to meet with MP M.
Henry concerning reparation/repatriation, acknowledgement of Rastafari
Faith and Hola Herd by the JA Government and the legal registration of
an NGO. The gathering agreed that an NGO be registered to develop the
Order economic front. Suggestions were made that the title of the NGO
must concur with developmental projects. Four (4) titles were provide
and they are as follow:
- Universal Rastafari Improvement Association
- Inversal Rastafari Development connections
- United Rastafari Creative Fronts
- Rastafari International Theocracy Assembly
The Nyahbinghi Order as a title will not be registered, however,
the Ancient and Administrative Councils will serve as monitoring body
of the developments.
As the reasoning continue, Bongo Spear only Rastafari person known
to InI with United Nation (U.N.) Consultant status, from Barbados,
stepped up the reasoning blocking sounds that Rastafari should
register at the U. N. under a statehood applicant. Spear presented an
U. N application to InI for the Rastafari family to considered by all
houses, mansions and individuals.
The bredrin stated that the U. N. recognize Rastafari as a
TRADITION under the charter of the Caribbean Conference of Churches.
Confirming the wordsounds of Spear, he read excerpts from a
publication titled:
At the Cross Roads African Caribbean Religion and
Christianity
A Publication of the Caribbean Conference of Churches (C. C. C.)
Edited by Burton Sankeralli
with an Introduction by Rev. Dr. George Mulraim, Pg. 204 - 213
The Publication can be obtain via:
Caribbean Conference of Churches
4 Francis Lau street
St. James, Trinidad & Tobago, W.I
Fax: 809-628-2031
Bongo Spear also stated that his skills, experience, knowledge and
contacts with the U. N., African Union (A. U.) and the Royal Family
are at the disposal of InI family for InI global development as a
nation. However, he claimed that the legal and wise minds of Rastafari
are needed to forward InI to statehood status at the U. N. and A. U.
The U. N. provides Bongo Spear with a Calendar of U.N. events on an
annual basis. He feels that representatives should attend the upcoming
event sponsor by the Commission on human Rights, working group of
experts on people of African descent [economic & social council
decision 2003/246] - schedule for September/October 1week in Geneva.
Bongo Spear will provide information on this trod on his return to
Barbados this weekend.
"Our task...is to improve the economic lot of all African
people, to raise them to a standard of living comparable to that
enjoyed in the most highly developed regions of the world today. This
is a task and challenge which must be met. And because this touches
all of Us, all must labour and work for the success in this
endeavor." H.I.M. on Development
For more information on statehood status (U.N.) contact Bongo Spear
at 246-267-4619 cell. Email address will be forwared on his return to
Barbados.
It seems that InI need to organize a gathering on a collective
effort to deal with InI global status around 2007. Venues Africa,
Brazil, Jamaica. etc...
To all concern: the Ancient, Administrative, Youth and Women
Councils and members at the reasoning agreed that at this juncture in
InI Istory, mechanisms must be instituted to deal with accusations of
wrong doings by members of the house on both local and international
levels. And transparency must be the order of the day on all of the
house economic activities. Aug. 21 is schedule to reason on the above
at Ocho Rios Tabernacle, 2pm.
Detail information will be provide by the Administrative Council
every month, since the house meet twice a month. 1st and 3rd Sunday of
every month. Ones can contact the house at nyabinghiadmin_anc@hotmail.com
I humbly provide these simple wordsounds to keep the nation inform
about InI development while trodding in Ja. I hope it serves ones well
for the betterment of InI future nation. Shall be returning to Panama
around Sep. 10.
Emperor Haile Selassie I and Empress Menen I guide and protect Ones
and ones.
Raspectfully,
Ras Sela.
