Haruna,
I thought you would like to host King of kings somewhere along the 
Sandugou bolong. I think all including the mighty Anopheles gambiae will 
be happy to receive his tent.

Malanding




On 2/21/2011 9:34 AM, Haruna Darbo wrote:
> Gaddafi had suggested that African nations go back to tribal 
> autonomies. He had done his best to nurture this spirit in North Mali, 
> Eastern Algeria, Tchad, The Sudan, Cassamance, Gambia, La-Guinea, and 
> Zimbabwe. Gaddafi was heading off what seemed to be the inevitable for 
> Tripolitania. He would round up African illegal aliens, corale them in 
> tribal camps in Benghazi, Baida, Sirte, and train them in militia 
> formations. He would send them back to their original countries to 
> agitate for tribal autonomies. When his ready source of migrant 
> recruits dwindled, he entered into private arrangements with Italy, 
> Malta, and Spain, to receive their illegal migrants under the halo of 
> humanitarian guardian.
>
> So Seif's fears of a tribally autonomous Jamahiriyya is well-founded. 
> The problem is; it is a historically Libyan problem and when Gaddafi 
> was grooming Seif to take over leadership of Libya, the idea was based 
> on this notion that Gaddafi had nurtured for decades in Libya.. That 
> his family and bedouin tribe is saving Libya from Italian 
> recolonization and the theft of Libya's oil wealth. However, with this 
> oil wealth, Gaddafi was spreading conflict in other African countries 
> so that his ambition of becoming the African King of Kings can be 
> justified and the immediate stop-gap goal of Libyans accepting 
> Gaddafi's family as de-facto governors of a Libya which is otherwise 
> destitute and ungovernable will come to pass smoothly.
>
> Libyans must not buckle under the threat of an engineered emulsion. 
> Libyans are a good and honourable people. And like all other peoples, 
> they are proud of their heritage. Gaddafi's plan during the four 
> decades he was leader, was to by-pass the natural democratic processes 
> that all nations had carefully nurtured, all the while under ominous 
> threats of Libyan destabilization. What I am sying is that if Gaddafi 
> had the interest of Libyans at heart during his long and odious reign, 
> he would have cultivated a democratic dispensation, which is the only 
> effective antedote to tribal autonomy.
>
> You will recall that slavery thrived in Africa mainly because there 
> were tribal autonomies who were easily set against each other and the 
> spoils of their conflicts were the slaves.
>
> So Libyans must make sure Gaddafi's reign ENDS, and now. However, they 
> must replace that reign with a democratic governance culture of shared 
> burdens, responsibilities, and prosperity. Libyan communities have 
> been given a hand up in that demarche because the tribes have been 
> further united through inter-ethnic marriages. Further, when Gaddafi's 
> reign ends and Libya completely cleansed of its residue, this will 
> clear the way for Libya's UNION with her older neighbors - Morocco, 
> Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, The Sudan, Mali, and Mauritania........... 
> This is one concrete way African Unity can be achieved. There are 
> other ways but they are not alternatives. They are Parallax-unum. I 
> hasten to add that it will only be possible with a democratic 
> dispensation. Where the tribes are in harmony rather than in perpetual 
> conflict to repeat their histories.
>
> Instead of the mere Rings of Life, The CONCENTRIC Rings of Life, of 
> which I had divine revelation.
>
> Haruna.
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