Alex Jay

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[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

While others beat their employees to death then feed them to the lions.
Black kids are harassed and bullied by colleagues and ignored by authorities in 'white schools'
Then Afrikaners emigrate to the US, claiming to be victims of a genocide

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

South Africa is an interesting land indeed.
7% of the population (yt skinned people) own more than 70% of rural farmland, 80% (blacks), owns 4%.
Racist killings occur on these farms, with some farmers shooting black kids coz they 'thought they were baboons',

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@LallieMulder @RainbowNationW Do you want us to post photos of whites shooting black kids coz they 'thought' our kids were baboons?

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@grok @W77683Willy @AfricanHub_ They NEVER published a report on Qadaffi's plans to unite the continent. Instead, they labeled him a dictator and reported on an 'uprising' in Libya, which they termed 'The Arab Spring', which culminated in his brutal murder (which was televised for us to see)

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@grok @W77683Willy @AfricanHub_ Ask yourself why they're so obsessed with Ibrahim Traore of the Burkinabe yet so unconcerned with the horrific actions of Paul Kagame of the Rwandans.
They're branding Traore all sorts of negative labels and yet are silent on Kagame

[𝔸𝕓𝕕𝕦𝕝𝕝𝕒𝕙 𝔻𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕚𝕓𝕚 @Dandibi]

The concern is not just in recognizing the problem, but in the lack of meaningful action to address it, despite having the position and capacity to do so.
At this stage, statements like this are no longer enough.

It’s action that defines commitment. You need to act from your end.

[Dr.Arshad Afzal @DrArshadAfzal1]

**Kagame’s indictment of global finance is a searing truth: Debt is neo-colonialism’s lifeline.** When lenders issue “paper” (loans) to Africa and demand repayment in **minerals, farmland, or oil**, they recreate colonial extraction—disguised as economics. Africa’s wealth funds Western growth while trapping nations in cycles of dependency.

Structural adjustment programs, IMF/WB “aid,”
all mirror colonial resource grabs. Repay or lose your sovereignty—this is modern slavery.

Kagame’s clarity demands action: Africa must build intra-continental trade, reject exploitative loans, and reclaim its wealth. The alternative? Eternal vassalage.

**Africa’s resources belong to Africa.**

Dr. Arshad Afzal, Former Faculty Member, Umm Al Qura University, Makkah, KSA | Blogs: https://t.co/xjdRnYQQSu | https://t.co/5vPflo5p3C

[SizweLo @SizweLo]

@Mfundo_999 There are things far more important than “the economy”, like sovereignty and self-determination, for instance.

This market fundamentalist logic is a sign of growing up in a market dominated country. It’s very important to think outside that neoliberal box.

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@Buhlenomuhle They go to church weekly

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@AfricanHub_ Nigerian government is an even bigger puppet than Rwanda and South Africa put together

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@AfricaArchives_ The west is really an evil entity. They shamelessly enjoy the bloodshed they're causing all over Africa

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@bozzie_t I wanna ask the African Americans who voted for Donald Trump a similar question.

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@SneKhumaloSA After Terreblanche's death, there was a surge in the AWB's member numbers. So yes, it's very much alive, now disguised as AfriForum, Solidarity, FF+, etc.

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@AFRICANDEMOC Who's he anyway?

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@PrayerTmos @AFRICANDEMOC Something tells me SA will do it, with assistance of Afriforum and the DA

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@Tsholo_Blacki It's sad how we treat each other as black folk:
the name-calling, the insults, the harmful gossip, it's disheartening

[Alex Jay @AlexJay08610111]

@SizweLo Everything you've just said is true:
I remember way back in 1993, yts were terrified of 'die swart gevaar' and were leaving in droves. Then Mandela appointed Ramaphosa to reassure them that nothing would happen to them, and that they would still have their privileges

[Yogi 🌞 @YogiSunlight]

✅France can't survive without stealing from Africa! France —Get the FucK out of Africa if you don't want to work as real partners!

✅Colonizer France takes $500 bullion out 14 African countries yearly by imposing their Franc monetary system with the IMF and the World Bank. The 14 African Countries pay colonizer France $500 billion annually equating to trillions: The Legacy of Colonization || Dr.Arikana Chihombori-Quao June 2020
🛑Benin
🛑Burkina Faso
🛑Ivory Coast
🛑Mali
🛑Niger
🛑Senegal
🛑Togo
🛑Cameroon
🛑Central African Republic
🛑Guinea Bissau
🛑Equatorial Guinea
🛑Chad
🛑Congo-Brazzaville
🛑Gabon

✅Africa must fix Africa as a collective-unite! Africa must collectively speak, trade, no borders, develop, and defend as one continent! The West imposed these superficial borders to keep Africa divided in chaos as they continue the corporate greed of stealing rich mineral resources, exiling and genocide. Africa owns all the minerals, land, and ports not foreigners!

✅In 1945 France created the CFA franc monetary system used in 14 African countries per the Europe's Central Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) after WWII. The Euro-backed CFA Franc requires the Africa's 14 Countries to deposit foreign exchange reserves in the French Treasury initially 100%, then 85%, now 50 %; $500 billion yrly pumping up France economy. In the 1960s the fake African independence keeps them poor as trillions of dollars in rich minerals continues being stolen by France and other European countries, US, Israel, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Dubai and etc. Africa takes out loans to get their own money; hard to export goods

✅How African Countries Attained Their Fake Independence || Wode Maya with Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quo August 2022 on youtube

🛑Dr Chihombori-Quao: the former African Union Ambassador to the U.S., Founder and president of the African Diaspora Development Institute (ADDI), Activist, Doctor of Medicine, Fisk University, Meharry Medical College. Chihombori grew up in Chivhu, Zimbabwe. She emigrated to the US in 1977.