"Vinieron. Ellos tenían la Biblia y nosotros teníamos la tierra. Y nos dijeron: "Cierren los ojos y recen", Y cuando abrimos los ojos, ellos tenían la tierra y nosotros teníamos la Biblia."
12 de octubre: Día de la Resistencia Indígena y del Respeto a la Diversidad Cultural
Nigerians are in the habit of legitimizing grifters by elevating them above scrutiny, then turn around and complain whenever such grifters end up becoming exactly what the system prompts them to represent.
Take this coastal road saga for instance, most of those defending it are the usual “suit and tie” section of the internet. The ones that like to attack “founder” to their bio and speak plenty English.
At the time they are spoofing this profile, any form of scrutiny is immediately flagged by Nigerians as jealousy. Until they arrive and begin to help the state carry out its graft, the same people who called you “jealous” will start fighting them in the comments. But they forget when you were raising the alarm that could have prevented these monsters from emerging.
This is why I keep insisting that Nigerians don’t know what they want. They consistently champion the very things that work against the ambitions they claim to hold for their society. And for your own good, never join a struggle with these people until they have attained a considerable level of awareness of “causes and effects.”
If you insist, na you sabi.
This is what the bridge of no return in Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State Nigeria looks like, this was where several Africans especially Igbos were taken as slaves to the Americas, those who were stubborn were put in those dungeons.
@XScienceCraft So you stop because you wanna fit into a system designed to disconnect your mind and make you act on impulse control based off money lust and influence
The product currently being forced on the world called "AI" is making kids dumber. Literally. This is not an opinion, but the findings of a research report.
If you literally want your kids to be dumber than you, immerse them in ChatGPT and Claude. @joyfwen explains:
If Solomon Buchi were Fulani, he would be saying this exact same thing in defense of Islam.
I hope you realize that at the end of the day, the god of the winner becomes the default standard of "civilization," while the god of the loser is demonized, erased, and branded as "dirty," "pagan," or "primitive."
Christians do it too.
But when they do, it's called Water Baptism — not a ritual.
When they eat the flesh and drink the blood of Jesus, it's literally called HOLY COMMUNION — it’s definitely not a ritual.
And when they are poor or suffering, it is never their god that is "dirty"; instead, it is packaged as a "trial of their faith."
They can afford this narrative because they already won the battle that matters with guns and swords.
When violence settles the debate, pontification becomes evangelism.