Africa And Neo-Colonialism

First of all, the colonialists have never left their lucrative colonies.  Secondly, they have convinced the entirety of northern Africa that they are somehow not a part of the African continent, and that they are a part of the fictional  Middle East. Even in Egypt, which has a higher percentage of its population graduating from college per capita than the US, this is true. Not only is being African undesirable, it is unthinkable.

Africa is by far the richest continent in natural resources, still mostly untapped, on earth. Yet, its people are the poorest. Africa’s resources are being plunder at unimaginable rates, and new players such as China are vying like dogs for meat and bones.

The potential rise of the African Union has been thwarted by the fermented insurrections and dubious revolutions now taking place across the continent. And with the current civil war in Libya, an attempt to take of head true independence, the formalization of the African Union into the arena of first world standing is in serious doubt.

What America, Europe, and Asia do not want is a strong and viable Africa. The African Union has developed a strategy for becoming an equal with the rest of the world by taking steps to becoming fully autonomous. This strategy is to develop a strong central banking, an industrial and technological solution, and a single currency back by the riches of the continent’s wealth and resources.

Although the colonialists portray Libyan leader Muammar  Qaddafi as a lunatic despot they also realize that he is crazy like a fox. They know that his plan is to help develop autonomous Africa with the people of Africa strong, united, and independent of the colonial masters. Qaddafi has contributed much of Libya’s oil wealth to developing a strong Africa and this is the reason that he must be gotten rid of. His removal will certainly undermine the development of the African Union and set its development back.

It is imperative that the Africa Union continue to develop so that Africa will grow industrially and economically. It is imperative that Africa develop into an independent home for Africans of all the states of Africa and the world. It is imperative for Africa to manage and control it’s own prosperity and wealth.


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The Sacred Question

We appear to be long past 1984, or maybe not. Ignorance is still immorally evident among the oppressed of all nations. When people cannot read or write, they cannot think for themselves. When the people cannot think for themselves they cannot reason. Reasoning is the evidence of the higher development of human beings.

When the people cannot think for themselves, then someone else will do the thinking for them. When someone else does the thinking, then the majority will remain mentally impoverished. Through controlling the past the future is assured. Yesterday is the past that is controlled by today.

It is a certainty that despotic leaders must be deposed, but with what will they be replaced. When thoughts from the higher processes are retarded we can rest assured that the oppressed will only grind their wheels in distress. And rumors and propaganda will be their mechanism of reason.

Poverty is not only a financial state. It is a way of life that encompasses all aspects of impoverishment. The lot of the impoverished is unhealthy, frustrated, and angry. They are compelled to ask many questions. The question to be asked is not who, or what, or how, or when, or where. There is only one scared question and that is Why.

Why are the people persecuted? Why are are the people poor? Why are their leaders corrupt? Why are the people uneducated? Why are the people sick? Why has there not been even one year of peace on earth in the last thousand years?

When people cannot know why, then they cannot ask why. When the people cannot ask why, then they will never know why? When the people do not know why they will not survive.

So revolutions will come and revolutions will go, but until the people ask the sacred question they will never know freedom. And peace will always mean war.


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You De Cide

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Burning in Maadi Cairo Egypt

Genocide, Suicide, Homicide, Fratricide is the game today

I shoot fire at you

You shoot fire at me

Is a game for fools who can’t see

Veiled under the delusion of democracy

How can people who can’t read

Make up their minds when they don’t believe

You think that you are shooting at the enemy

The enemy is you obviously

I know that you speak like me

The enemy is not here fighting see

It is you and me B

So what we grew up together

And we swim in the same sea

I don’t like you anymore because you look like me

My enemy is now my friend coming around

I intend to be the new sheriff in town

You don’t want to change but I do

I don’t want anything but killing you

Your brain is affected cause you’re a fool

You are small I’m telling you

I gave up my soul and my religion to be

I think I’ll go out on a killing spree

So what if some Prophet taught me right

When I get drunk and high I want to fight

I don’t care who it is

Or where you live

I am too stupid to know how to give

I went to school but didn’t learn

Education and knowledge is not my concern

So what if my religion means peace

I have a lot more fun taking it to the streets

And if killing is the game that we play

Game over B

I never loved you anyway

So they call me a terrorist

I’ll say that it is you

You are the enemy of the Christian and the Jew

I want democracy for my rule

Don’t have to Overstand

And don’t believe in school

I’m much too ignorant to realize

I’m doing the work of the man

When I wake it will be too late

But I’ll know it was all a part of the plan


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The Book of The Change

“I love democracy” said the Emperor before he destroyed the republic. First there was one, and then there was two. And before they knew they were all gone but a few. Like a house of cards with the foundation removed they all fell from grace with disgrace. If the people only knew.

“There is no democracy”, the youth said, “Freedom and justice have long been dead.”

“I’ll back both sides in the war of dread”, the emperor said, “So whoever wins, they will all be dead”.

The people roared that the emperor was right. The empire stood by watching the people fight. The idea is all ours the people thought. They were fighting for the freedom that they sought.

“We stand by the peaceful intentions of the people everywhere. We protect the ideas freedom and justice that float in the air. Democratic change is the way that it is. Autocracy must flee from here.” This was the empires plan.

The youth took to the streets in protest and fury. ”We’ll take control of the government and the people will be free.  Everyone will have their rights including you and me. This is all our idea which sprang from a few. This is good for me and you.”

The emperor said nothing but, “let there be peace”. He stood smiling while the people took to the streets. “Violence is appalling”, he cried, “Oh, what a shame”

The people would be satisfied with this change. They became connected by the tangle of the web. Soon the states were filled with dread.

The people led by the youth took to the streets, “This is our idea and democracy must rule, And if the emperor gets in the way we’ll overthrow him too.”

“I am with you and your movement let there be no doubt when you bring down your governments with a loud shout. I love democracy”, the emperor said. It was the emperor who had written the book that the youth read.

“Down with the states and their autocratic regimes”, the people said, “They held us back long enough with fear and dread. We long for the taste of the empires dream. Now it is within our grasp it would seem.”

So the youth moved forward and marched against their chiefs. One by one the chiefs were found to be thieves. From Casablanca to Tripoli and from Beirut to Thebes they were all taken down in nightmares from dreams.

The emperor smiled as they shook up the world. The empire’s flag began to unfurl over a brand new world. It would be a long time before the people would know what they do. It was all written in the book if they only knew.


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They Policed Themselves

A funny thing happened on the way to the revolution. Yes, there was looting, burning, and mayhem. But, it was not perpetrated by the people of the peaceful revolution. It seemed that in order to thwart the will of the people the criminal activity was done by pro-Mubarak supporters or the police themselves.

Once the abusive police and the pro-Mubarak supporters were countered crime disappeared from the streets. For more than two weeks there was no sign of the police and the crime rate dropped to next to nil. The were no bombings of churches as there had been during the weeks prior to the revolution. Christians and Muslims stood side by side as they had always done. Crime was virtually stopped in its tracks.

The people did not disintegrate into chaos. In fact, the opposite happened. They became galvanized, and maintained virtue and integrity. It was the people who took it upon themselves to police there own neighborhoods. They protected businesses, homes, property, and themselves. They did not rape, pillage, or plunder. What crime took place during the Egyptian revolution was, for the most part, committed by those sworn to up hold the law.

The people showed the world that morality and decency cannot be dictated. They proved that an iron will is mightier than an iron hand. The showed that when they were abandoned and turned against they would not succumb to anarchy.

Long before Egypt maintained a professional police department the people policed themselves. Therefore, it was within their nature to maintain law and order. And this was something that they would do for as long as it took to achieve their aim. When the world looks back in the future to the events of the Egyptian revolution they will remember that one of the critical turning points was when the people of Egypt refuse to disintegrate into chaos and policed themselves.


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