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The resistance.

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@Grizzlybillz @Mothematiks This question is stupid

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@MsNevi44 @Abramjee Yeah they don't

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@Darryl_Chisora @grok does Zimbabwe still has sanctions?

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@mukuru101010 My friend sound engineering principles and calculations beats religious beliefs all the time

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@Darryl_Chisora I hope they are moribund, useless trash

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Great Zimbabwe was built between the 11th and 15th centuries.

Massive stone enclosures. Walls 11 meters high. 250 meters in circumference. Built without mortar, with such precision that the walls have stood for centuries.

A thriving city that at its height housed 18,000 people. A trading hub connected to Swahili Coast networks that moved gold, ivory, and goods as far as China.

When European explorers encountered it in the 19th century, they did not ask: who built this?

They asked: who built this that wasn’t African?

The theories came quickly. Phoenicians. Arabs. A lost white civilization. King Solomon. The Queen of Sheba.

Literally anyone except the people who had been living in and around it for centuries and whose oral histories described exactly who built it and when and why.

It took until the 20th century, and a British archaeologist named David Randall-MacIver working against enormous institutional resistance, to formally establish what the people who lived there had never forgotten:

Africans built it.

Africans built it.

The refusal to accept that was not ignorance.

It was integral to the colonial narrative that justified ruling and dispossessing Africans while declaring them incapable of the very achievements their ancestors had left standing in stone.

The ruins were African. The myth that denied their origins was colonial.

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@lao_eh40 @Wizard_CP @Currentreport1 Pakis aren't Arab

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@Shadaya_Knight Sables tisu AWS

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@buhle_matsha Makes zero sense

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The creationist concept makes zero sense.

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@McClellanOsc No, 4 billion

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Africans have a tendency of thinking whatever is happening in the West is progress.

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Whatever is going on in the West, I pray it skips Africa

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@MinistryofTID Why can't you increase lanes if you anticipate 'development?

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@dysonchivasa If you think it's about undocumented immigrants you need medical examination.

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@ntsikimazwai The minority are Rich

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@MusaTanyoko58 Are you the ultimate judge of what's funny?

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@TheLifeZoomer When provocations are happening, you are hiding, when the pushback comes suddenly you appear targeting one side, mira mbichana.

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@JackieChanstein @VladTheInflator No, MRIV

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@lloyd_crossmate @DandaroOnline Sheba led men in church?

[Nebulous1982 @Bennnulous]

Thank you for sharing.
You might want to study what halal slaughtering is all about. It is the Islamic way of killing an animal.
Islam is a religion of mercy towards all creatures.
You speak about the animals KNOWING that they will die.
According to the rules of halal slaughtering, the animals are not supposed to witness each other being killed.
A knife is used to slit the main vein in the throat of the animal, and the animal isnt supposed to SEE the knife.
When the main vein is cut, the blood rushes out of the body and the animal loses consciousness. It is as if they fall asleep.
This kind of gentle treatment towards livestock is what produces GOOD meat coming from RELAXED animals.
Not stressed out animals who have just watched their mates being killed.
God guide us all.