The Mercator Projection And the False Narrative of African Overpopulation
The idea that Africa is "overpopulated" and that the poverty of its people is a function of geographical poverty is one of the most persistently promoted myths in western-dominated global discourse.
In this video, @Big_Mck forensically takes apart this myth, and the adjacent myth of Africa's small geographical size which has been promoted for centuries by the Mercator Projection, revealing them for the pernicious lies they are, and linking these lies totheir ultimate beneficiaries in the capitals of Europe and North America.
@TLRailUK π¨ LOST BAG β THAMESLINK (16/08/2026)
Brown Primark backpack left on a Thameslink train travelling from Gatwick Airport to Hendon, departing around 11:00am.
Contents include:
β’ 11-inch iPad
β’ Irish passport β PM2769261
β’ Nigerian passport
Belongs to Ademola Peter Adeyinka.
@TLRailUK Hi @TLRailUK, this is what the brown Primark bag looks like. It was left on the 11:54 Thameslink train from London Blackfriars towards St Albans City on Sunday 16 August, after getting off at Hendon at around 12:20.
@TLRailUK Hi @TLRailUK, this is what the brown bag looks like. It contains an 11-inch iPad as well as Irish and Nigerian international passports, alongside other personal belongings. Any assistance in locating it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
@TLRailUK Hi @TLRailUK, urgent lost property enquiry. My brother left a brown Primark leather-textured bag on a Thameslink train today (16 Aug), believed to be the 11:54 from London Blackfriars towards St Albans City, after getting off at Hendon around 12:20.
@TLRailUK Hi @TLRailUK, urgent lost property enquiry. My brother left a brown Primark leather-textured bag on a Thameslink train today (16 Aug), believed to be the 11:54 from London Blackfriars towards St Albans City, after getting off at Hendon around 12:20.
Thank you very much.
There is something deeply emotional about watching a man stand between his family and the world and say, βWhatever happens, you will not face this alone.β
That is one of the reasons I love and respect Davido so much.
We all have a higher power. I choose to call mine God.
If you're attuned to it, you get handed small moments of grace.
Forty years after a lifeguard course I never used once, my hands knew exactly what to do while my father's heart was stopped.
Four years later he was nonverbal and mostly gone, and for one second his eyes cleared and he used my name.
Neither one of those was mine. Both were handed to me.
The only work is being awake enough to catch them.
And the grace to appreciate them.