OffRadar

Buffalo Soldier!!

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@Emperor_Phil_ @SIKAOFFICIAL1 It will reach your doorstep and the understanding will come. Don’t worry

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@cleanohene @gyaigyimii That’s when everyone will be alert.

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@Bman_Mman005 @SABCNews You believe CNN and BBC? 😥🫢

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@twitwitmeekow @eddie_wrt This is the only wise comment here. Unfortunately, no one commented after all the views. Woke and dumb generation. 😥

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@AfriyieAbena_AJ Threesome Orgy… what ah sin ting🤔

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

A concise one minute overview of the "education" system. 🎯

"From age five, they separate children from their parents... and hand them over to the state."

"Why? To break the bond. To rebuild the child into something useful to them."

"It's about compliance. Don't question, don't move, raise your hand to pee, get a gold star for obedience."

"It's not an accident that school feels like a factory—it's because it is. It's a worker factory, designed in the industrial age to produce people who don't ask why they are spending their lives in cubicles."

"Ask yourself: Who benefits from generations of children growing into adults who follow orders, clock in, stay quiet, and fear authority?"

"It's not broken—it's working exactly as they designed it."

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@eddie_wrt The natives can’t eat fish, only chemical water to water the farms, all the foodstuffs have chemicals, liver, kidney, brain and heart problems everywhere, most Ghana’s foodstuffs have been banned internationally. Yur politicians ar wicked greedy baztads. I stopped voting longest

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@eddie_wrt I like the way these 2 parties are fuulin Ghanaians, mining the gold to enrich themselves and pollute the water bodies for them to drynk. You should know by now that galamsey is politicians business. Continue voting 4 those greedy baztads and y’ll continue drinking chemicals. Ah

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@Gen_Buhari_ @adusah_nyame Which spiritual leaders are you talking about?

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@akafaceUS How did he know the plane is facing East?

[Ada Lluch @AdaLluch]

The reality in Europe….

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@iamhenryobi @chude__ You don’t know the enemy I think. Africa is an open air prison.

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@Abdel895863 @DelphineSankara It’s so nasty watching when puppet leaders are in control

[Nury Vittachi @NuryVittachi]

"The American empire is over," Richard D. Wolff, U.S. professor of international affairs, tells Al Jazeera. Already the biggest economic power on the planet is not the US and its allies, but China and the BRICS. But no U.S. politician dares to tell the people: "It's over."

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@1BongoIdeas You have a sl@ve ment@lity

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@MaaMia13 @tv3_ghana Who does experiments on Africans than the US, the UK and Europe? brainwashed

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

THE AFRICAN ORIGIN OF VACCINATION

Africans in centuries past used to be immune to basic infectious based diseases such as smallpox. The people of the Yoruba kingdom and that of the Kingdom of Dahomey invoked the healing and immunizing powers of the Sopona or Babalú Aye and Sakpata deities (god of smallpox) over these periods (Oripelaye et al, 2016).

Many West and Central African people believed that the invasion of diseases was a result of poor relationships between them and the deities, spirits, or ancestors (The Royal Society, 2020). Smallpox, for example, was said to be a disease caused by sopona’s divine wrath and could only be curtailed and controlled by specific priests in charge of the god’s shrines.

The Sopona priests on the other hand could inflict the wrath of the Sakpta god (god of smallpox) onto those who defied the way of the gods. Afterward, the priest revokes the smallpox disease by scratching the surface material of the pox’s sores into their arms, a practice known as variolation (named after the virus that causes smallpox, the variola virus) or inoculations. Although this practice causes harm to the people, it also heals them by making them naturally resistant to smallpox.

During slavery, West Africans were ordinarily immunized against smallpox through indigenous medical practices representing our means of inoculations. Captains of slave ships were the first to recognize and use this process because they used to send captives who haven’t been inoculated back on shore to be inoculated. Slavery propagated the presence of Africans across the Americas, whereby knowledge of African medical practices such as inoculations was shared, even with their enslavers. The practice of inoculation was introduced to America and then to London by Africans who were brought to Boston and found themselves amid a smallpox outbreak.

In 1706, an enslaved West African man named Onesimus by his enslaver, Reverend Cotton Mather (the prominent Puritan Minister) explained how inoculation was practiced in his home – Africa. Routinely, enslaved Africans were asked by their enslavers if they had smallpox to ensure the safety of their family and themselves. When Onesimus was asked by Mather, he answered both yes and no and further explained: “how he had undergone an operation, a general practice carried out in their homes in Africa, which had given him immunity over smallpox and would forever preserve him, and whoever had the courage to use it was forever free from the fear of its contagion”.

Onesimus’ operation involved rubbing an infected person’s pus into an open wound. When the infected material is introduced into the body, the person is inoculated against smallpox, which is known in modern terms as immunization. Dr. Elumono Blyden further explained that inoculation extended to notions of power, and authority and that “those who held authority were said to be immune, capable of exercising power, and would not succumb to attacks”. It was through Onesimus’ explanation that Cotton Mather and Zabdiel Boylston implemented and began, for the first time in the history of American medicine, trials in inoculating about 245 patients in the year 1721.

Smallpox inoculation was widely circulated and available in multiple languages, and authorities in the Americas began to limit the practice to licensed European or local physicians. Some leading Western scientists declared this practice to be the most significant discovery in medicine for the preservation of human life. “One of whom was a man named Hans Sloane in England, who was the president of the Royal Society”, said Dr. Achebe.

References

*Association of African Universities. (2022, June 10). The COVID-19 Diary: Origins of immunization in African culture and traditional medicine [Video]. YouTube. https://t.co/Svxmtp2aaj

*The Royal Society. (2020, October 20) West Africas and the history of smallpox inoculation: Q&A with Elise A. Mitchell. https://t.co/GgSD6bEMy7 ulation/

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@kwadwosheldon I can’t believe Ghana dey this low. Those women behind her thinks he has keeled it🤭😁

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

@kwadwosheldon Do you know what coding is? Yes I do😁😁😁😁😁 These are the people ruling Ghana. Mtweew…No wonder

[OffRadar @Porrorr1]

Using puppet regimes in Africa to promote their ev!l @gendas.

[Adémọ́lá. @OgbeniDemola]

Austria, Germany, France, Russia, Luxembourg and even Italy have all banned GMO foods. Why are you campaigning for GMO in Africa?