No one should be surprised by the Nobel announcement. Europe has no moral credibility in any area. We see the real Western values at play in Gaza. The peace prize is just another institution that reflects the moral rot & irrelevancy of the West.
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FROM THE ALLIANCE OF SAHEL STATES TO THE UNITED STATES OF AFRICA
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) is capturing the attention of Pan-Africanists and anti-imperialists worldwide for its courageous, outspoken leadership. But those on the frontlines pushing the AES forward are not just the brilliant presidents Ibrahim Traoré, Assimi Goïta, and Abdourahamane Tiani, but also the dedicated people who assert their Pan-African demands.
In this video, a Pan-African leader from the civil society organisation Headquarter of the Revolution, Pape Diallo, explained the urgent need and popular demand for the AES to move from a confederation—or a bloc of three countries—to a federation, meaning a single Pan-African country with a shared government and citizenship. Diallo spoke about the long history of African resistance to slavery and colonialism and the fight to unify Africa to create a sovereign and self-determining superstate. Like many others, he sees the AES as a step toward that goal.
Video credit: Quartier Général de la Révolution (Facebook)
R.I.P. Souleymane Cissé, one of the greats. I highly recommend my favorite film of his Yeelen [1987] which is a wholly unique and visionary odyssey that should be more known and talked about as the all-timer that it is.
White officials in South Africa use to issue hunting permits to hunt & kill the Native San people for sport. The last such permit was issued in Namibia in 1936. Reminder that this is how Whites came into possession of most of the land in South Africa.
Over 70% of the land in Namibia is owned by the Germans who are just 2% of the country’s population. They got most of the lands through the extermination and genocide of several thousands of Herero and Nama people during the colonial era.