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[We're all Villains here @chuks91]

In reality, white people should be called people of color...

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Most Africans suffer from selective understanding, especially fanatics of borrowed religions.

They don’t mind deconstructing every other borrowed concept, but just don’t touch religion.

They also do not understand what it means to be an industry plant.

[isaac Samuel @rhaplord]

It must include this gigantic sword from Benin

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

The most insidious form of mind control is when people manage to colonise the very meaning of words. Words are what humans use to describe and interpret reality, so whoever controls the use of words controls how humans perceive reality.

So you hear "Democracy" and ypu instantly think "USA", or you hear "Dictatorship" and you instantly think "China". Meanwhile what is the dictionary definition of the word "democracy"? Government of the people, for the people, by the people.

Is the US government a government "of" the people? No, it's actually a government of a small group of rich white men who control absolutely everything from abortion law to music record labels. They fund and control a political doupoly where nothing changes as power passes back and forth between both parties, except some peripheral culture war bullshit. The will of "the people" is not meaningfully represented and they have no actual say in how they are governed because the extent of their involvement in the system is to vote for either the blue or the red branch of the same system owned by Peter ThielMuskWinklevossGatesEllisonEpsteinvonWhiteManberg.

Is it a government "for" the people? Fuck no, even Americans will tell you that. The purpose of the US government is to help rich white people become richer at the expense of everybody else including poor white people. There is literally a court decision (Citizens United) which gives unrestricted power to US corporations over US electoral compaigns. Meanwhile, the US has the world's largest population of imprisoned people (most of whom are used as slave labour because prisons naturally, are part of their economic system), as well as a shocking prevalence of homelessness for a supposedly wealthy country.

Is it a government "by" the people? Not even close. Americans know as little about their government and the things it does as people who have never been there. No American ever voted for their government to fund terrorists in your country halfway around the world, or create and arm drug cartels in your country that can't locate on a map, or fund colour revolutions and regime change operations in your country on the other side of the planet whose name they can't pronounce. Yet their government does all these things and more, because they have no real involvement in or visibility over how it works.

But that is a "Democracy". And not just any democracy - THE "democracy".

Yet China, where citizens understand exactly how their government operates; where the process of entering government is entirely transparent, accessible and obvious to everyone with no hidden infrastructure or secret societies controlling anything behind the scenes; where the state exists entirely to serve the Chinese people and make their lives better instead of getting embroiled in multiple foreign wars and genocidal adventurism; where 96% of Chinese households own their own home; where the state has been able to build the world's only national bullet train network - that is the nation that is apparently "not democratic."

Using the dictionary definition of "Democracy", China is in fact a "Democracy" and the US runs a feudalist system of governance.

But when you colonise the dictionary and dominate what people take into their brains everyday for several decades, this entirely factual tweet becomes "controversial".

That is literally mind control.

[isaac Samuel @rhaplord]

The Egyptian-Carthaginian Circumnavigation of Africa and Central African Archaeology in the 1st Millennium BC
https://t.co/UUjloOSm00

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

"Emerging Voices Manager"

In another person's country.

By the way, this would be so illegal to do in the US that any US citizen involved in such a thing would face 5 years in prison under the FARA Act.

But it's Olodo Central over here, so "CIA🤣🤣🤣"

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

"What is there in Nigeria that would even interest the US government?"🤡🤡🤡

"Stop fooling jor, the whole economy of Nigeria is not up to one city in Texas. That Hundeyin guy has done so much damage to you people's minds with his conspiracy theories."🤡🤡🤡

"Better leave all this CIA nonsense and take responsibility for holding your leaders accountable instead of blaming white people."🤡🤡🤡

Whenever you wake up...

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

Peller’s Wedding Guests: Foreign Espionage And African Entertainment

When influencers and "foreign guests" collide, as is the case here, we are not watching a wedding but a social engineering operation

It is very clear here that the rise of our internet sensations is often engineered. When foreign money starts flowing into our digital spaces, it is time to start asking who is really behind the screen and what they’re buying with those "gifts." It’s time for Africans to stop being spectators to our own subversion.

[We're all Villains here @chuks91]

@ThatsMy_SON They care about the optics of attention...every unfollow means an attention taken away from them...

[Xevi @xeviuniverse]

Billie Jean, Michael Jackson's Stalker

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Until you find out what people who actually work in his real estate company earn.

People like this are part of those Nigeria’s wealth are extracted and funneled to. In return they are reluctant to redistribute the wealth through official means by paying commensurate taxes or labour costs, they instead insist on choosing unofficial channels like online giveaways, charity, etc (with beneficiaries being those who worship them).

The result is a society that encourages criminal behavior and the worship of affluence. Eventually, people will realize that taking that route pays far better than remaining an honest, productive member of society.

So when you wonder why Nigerians behave the way the behave, understanding that these things are all connected, with the system being the source.

This is exactly my problem with these type of billionaires. Not that I have anything personally against them, but as representatives of the system that produces them, I see all of them as cancer to society.

I will never rate them.

You’re welcome.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

In hindsight, one feels very dumb for having taken certain well-promoted narratives at face value.

2 of the very worst of these are "Kenya doesn't have resources" and "Northern Nigeria is poor".

Believing these 2 absolute whoppers as an African is the base layer on the road to completely misunderstanding where you live and what is happening in the world.

You almost have to give the liars credit because getting presumably educated people to believe such absolute nonsense is a truly impressive feat of social engineering. If you can make people believe that violent conflict mineral trafficking in northern Nigeria is "Islamic terrorism", and Kenyan elephants getting fatally poisoned by runoff from gold mining was "elephants eating cyanide tomatoes" then what can't you make people believe?

[isaac Samuel @rhaplord]

Crosses in Central and West Africa predate Portuguese contact

Early Portuguese accounts mention the symbol in the kingdoms of Benin and Kongo but not in other polities like Jolof (Senegal) or the Gold Coast

It's also attested in pre-15th century art
https://t.co/395tyZnWIT

[isaac Samuel @rhaplord]

A cross isn't a very complex or original symbol

Its existence in pre-Christian African art doesn't need an external origin

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

That’s me about 2 weeks ago, bringing exactly this to your notice.

By the way, I hope Forex Traders (FT) and Aspiring Forex Traders (AFT) know what this means.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

The relationship between capitalism and colonialism.

My points:

*Pre-colonial African societies were never capitalist.

*Commercial activities ≠ Capitalism.

*Africa is capable of developing indigenous ideas to fight capitalism, without necessarily adopting outside ideas, since the continent knew and practiced the alternatives before colonialism.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Once again. Nigerians are ready to work. Over qualified to work. And actually work like machines. Offer the salary that matches the talent and dedication you are looking for, and you will fill the roles in seconds.

This is what I’ve consistently highlighted over the last 2 years. Nigerians will ignore the ECONOMY, which is the root of all their problems, and be busy blaming one another.

The Economy doesn’t favour small businesses to pay adequate wages. The Economy is also putting a lot of strain on people’s purchasing power. They need money that can cover their living expenses; rent, groceries, healthcare etc, especially the highly skilled ones, before they give you their time.

With the right remuneration, I promise you some will resign from their current jobs and work for you this evening.

I so much dislike hearing this “Nigerians are unemployed or do want to work” narrative. It turns my stomach. Sort your economy and watch everything fall into place. But you people will not hear.

[TasetiReloaded2 🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱🔴⚫️🟢 @Tasetireloaded2]

"The unmixed Blacks in Egypt were Africans. The Mulattoes, then as now, objected to being called African. They were mainly the sons and daughters of white and European-Asian fathers. These fathers recognized them as such and, in general, proudly. And since they claimed superiority over Africans, their half-African offspring considered themselves to be a superior breed. Afro-Asian offspring were given preferential treatment, positions of authority, and wealth according to the status of their PATRILINEAL family, in highly advanced African civilization in Upper Egypt and southwards to the 'Land of the Gods."

–Dr. Chancellor Williams

The Destruction of Black Civilization

[Uncharted🦇🔊 @JonahJosemaria]

Part 2: The $13.4 Billion Gold Trail — Why the UAE Really Funds Sudan’s Genocide

And there’s a lesson here for Nigeria too. Don’t trust, verify.

#Sudan #UAE #Genocide #Africa

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

It's long been rumoured, but there is solid evidence now that the usual suspects have been harvesting organs of African civilians trapped in warzones.

And you know who the "usual suspects" are. The RSF is just their latest contracted supplier.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

The people who are telling you that your poverty is caused by the fact that you are having sex and producing children are now openly wishing they had a higher birth rate than you, and are actively campaigning for it within their societies.

This is to tell you that they understand the importance of numbers.

So when you find yourself parroting empty talking points like, “we are just too many in this country,,” “how can you be having children when you don’t have money,” understand that you have been deceived into misdiagnosing your problems by Western propaganda.

You are not too many, and your birth rate is not why you are poor. You are poor because the people lecturing you are stealing your resources.