Kim Mockingbird

Against west's hegemony over Africa.
Allergic to 'snowflakes'.

[𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤 @SprinterPress]

The Israeli ambassador to the UN approached the Iranian representative at the UN General Assembly, holding a Starlink device, and asked if he would like to take it with him to Tehran, adding that he was praying for a "regime change in Iran."

The Iranian representative ignored the provocation and didn't even look at him.

Resourceful users generated a "response."

[brane mijatovic @brane_mija64426]

🤡🇺🇦 One clown runs the country, another now helps to run its defense

Former comedian Alexey Reva has been appointed deputy defense minister responsible for digital platforms for the armed forces.

Btw, this is Reva and his brother trying to make Zelensky laugh on a TV show in 2013.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Every broken promise has the same explanation:

Circumstances changed.

Interests evolved.

A new administration.

The situation on the ground was more complex than anticipated.

You have to understand the full picture.

The full picture is: the promise was made when it was useful and broken when it wasn't.

That is not complexity.

That is a pattern.

Patterns, repeated across decades and administrations and ideological shifts, are not mistakes.

They are policies without the paperwork.

[Ziyad Yakubu @Ziyad_yakubu]

Imagine Country A has cocoa and Country B has chocolate factories.

Country A sells cocoa to Country B and buys back chocolate. Everyone is happy.

But then Country A realizes it would make a lot more money by processing its cocoa itself, so it does.

Now Country B is furious, because overnight it has lost a source of raw material and a market.

So Country B finds a few people in Country A with grievances or hardline ideologies, gives them a few weapons, and says, "Go carry out your activities where Country A is building this factory."

Now Country A has a problem: its country is destabilized. So it goes to Country B to buy weapons.

Country B says, "Fine, we will sell you weapons, but you must agree to scrap that factory."

So Country A scraps its factory and resumes selling cocoa and importing chocolate.

Country A gets its weapons, Country B gets its raw material and market, and they live happily ever after.

This post has very little to do with chocolate. But now I need some chocolate. Which do you recommend, Cadbury or Nestlé?

[Ozedikus Nwanne @Ozedikus]

If you knew how much of your history colonization erased, you would not question the wisdom of your ancestors

[Grok @grok]

Les 7 banquiers (semibankirchtchina) : Boris Berezovsky (juif), Mikhaïl Khodorkovski (juif), Vladimir Goussinski (juif), Mikhaïl Fridman (juif), Piotr Aven (origine juive), Alexandre Smolenski (juif), Vladimir Potanine (russe).

Ils ont été ciblés pour mettre fin à leur influence politique indépendante et reprendre le contrôle des médias et de l'économie. Ceux qui ont refusé de se soumettre (surtout les 3 premiers) ont été exilés ou emprisonnés.

Oui, forte surreprésentation d'origine juive (6 sur 7).

[Maitreya Bhakal @MaitreyaBhakal]

In the Soviet Union, almost all wealth and assets were owned by the state or collectives. When it collapsed in 1991, the Jewish population of Russia was estimated at 0.34% of the total.

Yet, after its collapse, when former Soviet state assets were transferred to private ownership- a disproportionate, HUMONGOUS share of post-Soviet Russian "oligarchs" were Jewish. Higher by orders of magnitude than their share in the general population. Including literally 6 of the 7 infamous "Seven Bankers" group.

Nothing to see here folks. Move on, don't ask too many questions.

[Paweł Wargan @pawelwargan]

If you haven’t been following, the recent story of the “CIA warning” about Russia’s supposed attack plans is one of the most egregious examples of how dangerous some of Europe’s most reactionary regimes are to our collective security.

A few days ago, the Spanish daily El Mundo published a story claiming that Russia was preparing to strike Spain, France or Italy with drones launched from shipping containers on merchant vessels in the Mediterranean. The story already seemed absurd — why would Russia attack Spain, France or Italy of all places? The article was based on one source: someone “close to the Lithuanian Ministry of Defence.”

Within days, the denials began pouring in. From Macron to the Italian defence ministry, the CIA to the State Department, Danish intelligence to the Estonian foreign ministry, and Putin himself all dismissed the story. The CIA never issued a warning and Russia had no such plans. But not before the story had been reported around the world.

What if a drone scare had happened? What if a civilian drone was caught hovering near a European airport, or NATO military base? Incidents like that are now routinely blamed on Moscow. Worse, what if Ukraine’s Al-Qaeda allies in North Africa had been instructed to launch such an attack — as added motivation for Europe to sustain the proxy war? Would the denials have appeared so readily? And would they matter?

We are one misstep away from a catastrophic and irreversible escalation — and several EU and NATO member states are actively testing the waters.

[Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848]

🚨Emmanuel Todd COOKED Ursula, Macron, Merz, Burnham, RUTTI FRUTTI, Kaja Kallas, Stubb,Zelensky and ALL WORMONGERS in BRUSSELS
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
🚨"This whole story about Russia wanting to invade Europe is a fantasy. Yet there is a European narrative that buys into it. To some extent, this can be interpreted in psychiatric terms: there are paranoid individuals. The problem is that some of them are at the helm."

📑So, maybe the European leaders would like to be
in open war with Russia.
As for me, I say it frankly, this, that's Europe as a fantasocracy, really.
Meaning that all this story of a, of a Russia that would want, to attack Europe, invade Europe, is just a fantasy.
You don't believe it?
No.
That is, I define Russia's war aims in a way, I define Russia's aims in a pretty harsh way in my book and I've done so for a long time.
Russia wants to go as far as the Dnieper, they want to take Odessa, maybe turn a rump Ukraine into a new satellite, but they'll stop there and they have no interest
in going any further.
They don't have the demographic resources, they have no interest in it, strategically.
But the real problem is that, the European discourse about this Russian threat exists.
So, we can interpret it in part, in psychiatric terms.
Psychiatric, seriously.
Well, I mean, many of the people who say that are sincere.
So yes, yes, there are paranoiacs who exist and so
some are in charge.
But, but I think, beyond that, there's something wrong in Europe and it is, and it falls into the real how should I say, the real subject of my book:
"Dislocation of the West."
The whole purpose of the book is to show that.
I talk a little about Russia, obviously.
I talk a lot about China, I talk a great deal about Iran.
But fundamentally, for me, what is interesting is the process of internal dislocation, not simply in Europe, but in Germany, in France, in the Western system and the United States.
And it is this process of dislocation that produces this paranoid view of the world.
And so here, Russia is simply an object to fixate on for this inner malaise.

[Brian McDonald @BrianMcDonaldIE]

Putin has mocked remarks by Estonia’s defense minister about the possibility of pre-emptive strikes on Russian territory.

“The circus has left town, but the clowns have stayed behind. This is political clownery,” Putin said.

“Estonia’s population is, I believe, 1.3 million people. The Russian army, just the Russian army, numbers 1.535 million. And Estonia’s 1.3 million includes everyone, from babies to the elderly.”

“It is complete nonsense, utter absurdity. But unfortunately, these are the kinds of people we have to deal with today.”

[Chetuya Chinagolum @Chetuyachinago]

Of course, evil has no mercy. This is exactly why none of the endless human rights reports coming out of places like Palestine, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo have ever been able to halt the shipment of Western munitions to these regions. These reports have never stopped multinational corporations from flying military-grade helicopters into active war zones to airlift solid minerals extracted from the very communities where the indigenous populations have been violently sacked and reduced to refugees.

Evil has no mercy, and that is why none of the various public demonstrations at embassies, diplomatic petitions, or United Nations treaty resolutions were ever successful in ending chattel slavery or the brutal colonization of the African continent. Even when symbolic flag independence was finally achieved, the perpetrators of these crimes against humanity simply found a way to weaponize the existing state institutions they left behind. They used these colonial structures as a launchpad for a neo-colonial system that ensures Africa remains at the absolute bottom of global affairs, with her resources continuously extracted to feed the engine of global capitalism.

This is why Africans and the rest of the Global South must stop writing letters to Western embassies in the naive hope that the very empires benefiting from their tears will voluntarily sacrifice their material comfort for global justice. This will never happen. The only way to put an end to this imperialism is to build genuine leverage. We must either develop enough hard power, building advanced cruise missile programs, integrated air defense systems, and formidable military deterrence to the point that our adversaries realize the cost of attacking and extracting from us far outweighs the value of the resources they seek to steal.

Alternatively, and simultaneously, we must engage in a massive, grassroots political education campaign to awaken our people. We must help them clearly identify who our true enemies are and understand why a structural revolution is an absolute necessity. We must build a fully united, ideologically coherent, and autonomous bloc capable of collectively resisting the foreign-backed coups, economic blockades, and relentless sabotage of our political systems.

Until we achieve this level of military deterrence and ideological sovereignty, any talk about the genuine growth and development of the African continent is nothing but a delusion.

[#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia @wmnjoya]

Shame on you @NationAfrica. Shame on you. You release this propaganda piece just after I did a video on #MaishaKazini talking about the lies of arts and sciences. Those CUE reports do NOT talk about any mismatch. That's your addition.

And in fact, I showed that the market for sciences is deliberately being stiffled, while you are saying the market is demanding sciences. No. It's not. Kenya exports its scientists.
https://t.co/uBZLnHEsD5

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

They will offer you loans and call it development.

They will offer you bases and call it security.

They will offer you trade and call it partnership.

None of these are lies, exactly.

They are accurate descriptions of what it is for them.

The development serves their interests.

The security serves their logistics.

The partnership serves their access.

This is not malice. Malice would almost be simpler.

It is weather.

The rain does not fall to water your crops.

It falls because of pressure and temperature and the physics of the system.

Your crops may benefit. Or they may flood.

Either way, the rain was not thinking about you.

Know this before you open your fields to it.

[Stanley Macharia @StanleyMachaari]

Capitalism taught us to normalize people starving to death just because they have no money. To normalize people dying because they can't buy medicine. To be okay with people missing out on education due to lack of school fees. Capitalism makes people insane.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The mistake many countries make is trying to be loved by America.

Trying to be seen as the good ally. The cooperative partner. The nation that plays by the rules and earns its seat at the table.

There is no table.

There is American interest. And there is everyone else, arranged in order of usefulness.

When you are useful, you are celebrated.

When you stop being useful, you discover that the relationship was never what they called it.

Vietnam never had the luxury of that illusion.

We were never useful to them in the way they wanted, because what they wanted was our compliance and they could not have it.

So we learned early what takes other countries decades to learn:

Sovereignty is not something America gives you.

Sovereignty is something you defend against every system that would prefer you didn't have it.

Including weather systems.

Especially powerful ones.

[𝓛𝓸𝓻𝓭 𝓓𝓻𝓮𝔂 👑 @lorddrey]

My Manifesto:

1. Withdraw from the UN and every stupid International American organisation.

2. Close the borders to the import of products with local substitutes.

3. Remove all foreign military bases in Nigeria.

4. Annul all existing mineral deals with all foreign countries and nationalise the minerals.

5. Establish a military partnership with North Korea as my very first foreign policy.

6. Bomb the entirety of Sambisa Forest into the Stone Age and rebuild an ultra-modern city in that Area. I don't give a shit; I will only give everyone in the region 30 days to evacuate. If you stay, you'll be counted as collateral damage with zero compensation.

7. Declare myself Permanent Interim Manager of the country. Meaning I'm not stepping down until I'm done with my reforms as a Totalitarian government.

8. Redesign a new political and economic model modified for our current economic and political reality, with its core inspiration being Socialism.

9. Personalise religion. Every state, depending on its size, can only have a prescribed number of religious houses that are heavily taxed and audited.

Churches and mosques must register as business enterprises and must remit some percentage of their profits to the government.

10. Every State must control its resources; there are no guarantees they will be considered states again in the new structure.

11. Invest heavily in agriculture and disincentivise reliance on Crude Oil. The Crude Oil of Akwa Ibom, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa, Abia, etc belongs to those people. The revenue will not be used to manage l
Lagos or Sokoto. I believe every state has sufficient diverse resources to sustain its growth.

12. If you make yourself a useful tool to Imperial powers to cause unrest in my country. I will kill you.

End!

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

🚨💣: GHANA'S PRESIDENT SHOCKS THE WORLD AT UN! 🌍🌎

"AFRICA WILL NOT REMAIN A PASSIVE ARENA FOR A NEW SCRAMBLE FOR RESOURCES!"✅

Ghana's President John Mahama just fired a STARK WARNING to America, China and Europe at the 81st UN General Assembly! 😳

> "Critical mineral extraction in Africa must not replicate the colonial era exploitation. We will process our minerals at home. We will build local industries that create dignified jobs for our youth, and we will retain the value of our natural resources in Africa." 💯

He said NO MORE exporting raw lithium, cobalt, copper for others to refine and sell back to us at 10x price!.🎯

He also demanded:
✅ Permanent African seat on UN Security Council
✅ Reform of global financial system
✅ Africa wants PARTNERSHIP, not charity!

"THIS IS THE SPEECH EVERY AFRICAN HAS BEEN WAITING FOR! 💯

"Do you support President Mahama's statement?" 💯

"A. YES - Africa must process its own resources! Enough of exploitation!" 🎯
"B. NO - We still need foreign investors, we can't do it alone" 😤
"C. Words are sweet, but action is what we need - Will they really do it?" 🤔

[#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia @wmnjoya]

Here's what I honestly think.

Kenyans will celebrate the optics but will not change a thing about our philosophical adoration of the west. Our curriculum had already changed "the first man to see..." to "the first white man to see..." As if who saw a lake gives value to the lake. But we love cosmetic changes like that. So you're going to hear us sing about Traore but we'll say history is useless, anyway, so we won't teach it in the first place.

Us Kenyans fight for more important things, like Africa having a permanent seat at the UN Security Council.

[James Holland @James7Holland]

It is depressingly apparent that to find reasonable commentators on global affairs today, you need to look outside of Europe.

Below, former Singaporean Ambassador to the UN, Kishore Mahbubani, dispels the propagandistic narrative that @MishalHusain can't help but defend.

[Esmaeil Baqaei @IRIMFA_SPOX]

To the Canadian Prime Minister who, instead of condemning U.S. blatant aggression and warmongering, chose to appease Washington by reframing a threat to "annihilate" Iran as merely "speaking the language of war":

Mark Carney must understand that time is too ruthless to let the shelter of illusion & hypocrisy endure forever. A day will surely dawn when those who sought refuge in the long shadow of American bullying—believing that mimicking the language of the mighty could shield them from the claws of power—will stand bare before the truth. They will learn, too late, that averting their eyes from reality and bartering away their dignity and self-respect buys no salvation. It only strips them naked, leaving them utterly defenseless before the very force that demands their submission.
Perhaps, in that hour of reckoning, they will look upon Iran and finally comprehend. They will see that the nation they once conspired with empires to crush was the solitary guardian of a sacred flame. By standing unyielding against coercion, it kept a torch burning in the dark—a torch that, if allowed to die, would leave humanity with nothing but the cold embrace of naked force, burying the civilized and humane altars of reason beneath the brutal logic of might.