Greetings Everyone,
I hope you get well soon Jabou Joh,
"One wonders when we will form our own organizations that will lobby with
one
> voice for each other's interests."
Let's hope the above statement starts to take place sooner rather than
later. For African interest needs to be properly represented, and African
people need to recognise the politricks which is being used to fool people.
If we cast are minds back 500 years ago, Africa was trading with the whole
of Asia. Africans even stepped foot on Britain even before the white man
himself did. Yes a Egyptian vessel was found of the coast of Cornwall in
2001, and we know the Egyptian Empire was black. To fool us they took Egypt
out Africa. Why? To justify their bogus white supermacy, changing our
history, and changing geography. Today Africans are still penned into those
white man-made borders that never existed when Africa was under African
rule. So what are the advantages of keeping them still today? Well of course
it benefits the West, for whatever linguistic phone you live in the people
of that country are influenced by their ex masters world-view. Our leaders
should remember that the reasons why they were elected into power is to
serve the interests of African people. Their loyalty should be to serve
African interest, and let the west take care of their own interests.
Peace
Sophia Ba.
Original Message -----
From: "Jabou Joh" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 9:25 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: The Order of the Empire is Out of Order!!
> In a message dated 12/6/03 10:51:27 AM Central Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>
> > Will they submit to cohersion and sacrifice Mugabe, and continue the
> > perpetuation of the under- development of Africa. Or shall they stand
firm
> > with courage to manifest mental liberation, cutting through the illusion
> > that west knows best. It is now time for Africans to take care of our
own
> > business, to use our own resources for our own interests. As our
ancestors
> > have demonstrated what they achieved, without interference from the
West.
>
> I have the flu but had to comment on this one.
> This above statement is the long and the short of it. I wonder how many of
> these African leaders who are "good boys" for those who are venting all
this
> rage on Zimbabwe just because they took land that belongs to them back
will be
> given the priviledge of having the choicest land in the UK or anywhere
else in
> the West.
> The anger over the lost priviledge of illegal land ownership and the end
of
> illegal white rule in Zimbabwe is what is still driving this campaign to
back
> Zimbabwe into a corner Robert Mugabes' politics notwithstanding.
> However, this is possible only because our African leaders are still
> scrambbling to please their colonial masters wo have cunningly devised
organizations
> that will still enable them to pull the strings under the guise of
> international cooperation. It is amazing that our leaders still fall for
these tricks.
> Funny that Obasanjo is chiding Abdoulaye Wade in public for being a
colonial
> relic and then turns around and dis-invites Mugabe from attending the
Commonwealth
> summit.
> Are our leaders not confused?
> One wonders when we will form our own organizations that will lobby with
one
> voice for each other's interests. I am sure that Obasanjo and the rest of
the
> "good boys" are quite pleased that the Queen and Blair are attending to
> oversee the meeting so that the subjects are kept in line.
>
> Jabou Joh
>
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