What does Barack Mean in Swahili?

Barak means thunder in the ancient Hebrew, and blessed one in Arabic, the meaning of the word in Swahili too, which was learned from the arabic muslim slave traders who came down to attack the african villages, taking the strong men, women, and their children as slaves, many of the slave masters no doubt named Barak, as they say, the “blessed one,” but I think the Africans would see more reality in having called them thunder, the hebrew meaning. And when you go way back to Old Kingdom times in ancient Egypt, when ba meant soul, and ra meant sun, and ka meant manifestation (soul double), the most ancient meaning of the word Baraka (the original word from which Barack derived) is “soul double of the sun,” from which Barak, the Hebrew word for thunder, was also derived, as lightning causing thunder can be conceived as similar to the light from the sun. All this name meaning aside, let’s start judging Barack Hussein Obama by the content of his character, by his track-record of fraud during the campaign, and his friendly relationships with Muslims who would destroy America, not by the color of his skin, as Martin Luther King admonished.

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