The average African politician has no vision whatsoever. He has no ideology. He stands for nothing. He is just a colonial clerk. He doesn't see himself as having a responsibility to develop Africa. He thinks himself just at work and paying his bills. Dexth to all these devils!
I love how white people in my mentions keep explaining to me what my own village needs. Starlink this, Starlink that. Half of them haven't set foot in a rural village in 20 years. But they know better than us, right?
South Africa 🇿🇦
Time to campaign for ourselves against Elon Musk. He’s literally Bullying all of us as a Nation and we can’t allow it.
#ElonStopBullyingSouthAfrican
We defeated your racist apartheid parents & their government. We defeated the US & UK regimes that stood with them. With the full might of the people behind the most glorious global human rights campaign in history: the anti-apartheid movement.
We will defeat you too, with your robots & dollars!
When Christ kissed Judas on the cheek it was an appreciation of the role which Judas had to play. Someone had to betray Christ, Christ knew this, and when he discovered it was Judas, he thanked him for undertaking the most difficult role
Judas is the most misunderstood disciple
Judas wasn’t a traitor—he was a necessary part of the story. If the crucifixion was essential to the plan, then his betrayal wasn’t random… it was required. He wasn’t acting against God; he was fulfilling the role he was meant to play.
A borderless Africa sounds powerful—but without strong systems, it’s a recipe for instability. It would make it easier for armed groups to move freely, drive mass & chaotic migration towards stronger economies, overwhelm jobs, housing & healthcare & accelerate brain drain from smaller states. With huge economic gaps & other obvious vulnerabilities, the result wouldn’t be unity—it would be disorder. Integration must be earned, built & managed—not rushed.