@masuzafi Eliminate the death cult simple. The Arab world, West and Iran with their Islamic doctrine have been tormenting chaos in Africa for too long. Hoping they all eliminate each other
Do you truly care about humanity, or are you simply anti-Semitic and anti-Israel? In Sudan, the army (SAF) led by the Muslim Brotherhood is using weapons from Iran’s Hamas and adopting Hamas terrorist symbols in battle. So far, they have killed 80,000 children and women and displaced 9 million people, yet you haven’t protested. Why?
THE SAHEL REVOLUTION: REAL DECOLONISATION!
People throw about the term 'decolonisation' left, right and centre. University campuses say they’re decolonising curriculums, and corporations - the workplace. But true decolonisation is a question of land, sovereignty and self-determination.
Today, three countries in Africa - Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger - have taken revolutionary steps towards achieving just that. They have booted out Western troops stationed on their territories and torn up exploitative contracts with multinationals.
Now the trio is pushing ahead with building nuclear power plants, gold refineries, solar-panel fields and other critical development projects. These are vital, as, for example, up until now, people in the three Sahel nations have had little access to electricity, while France has been getting 15% of its (electricity generating) uranium at bargain-basement prices from Niger.
Obviously, the West can’t stand it when Africans stand up for themselves. So the EU and the US have sanctioned Mali, with Brussels also targeting Niamey. There have been multiple destabilisation attempts in a bid to remove the leaders of the so-called Alliance of Sahel States (a mutual collaboration and defence pact between the three, now upgraded to a confederation) - in particular, alleged assassination plots in Burkina Faso.
So while it’s important to decolonise curriculums and workplaces, if we are serious about the struggle, we must defend the gains made by our brothers and sisters in the Sahel. What are your suggestions for how best to do that?
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Assyrian Christian priest from Iraq:
“They say they want to die and get 72 virgins. We can’t live among them.
When they invaded our land, Christians were already here, and now they persecute us.”
If you want to know who Islamists truly are, listen to Middle Eastern Christians!
This is UNACCEPTABLE! 😡
A woman is peacefully holding a sign saying "Hamas Is Terrorist". Support for this vile organisation is a criminal offence.
The officer threatens to put her in handcuffs for causing "alarm and distress".
They should be arresting the Hamas supporters.
#Hamas terrorists murdered a young Tanzanian in Israel because Islamic jihadists hate Africans like they hate Israelis.
“Stop claiming solidarity where there is none.”
- @JoshWashIBSI
France 🇫🇷 is an evil nation that is doing everything possible to keep several African countries in perpetual slavery. Without Africa there is no France.
"Halala is a type of divorce. After a Muslim wife receives the triple talaq from her husband, she must have sex with another man to be able to marry the husband who divorced. They usually choose an old man for halala.
Muslims call western women whores but look at what they do to their own women. They make whores of them."
~ @araamericanfans
I grew up in Uyo where Reverend Dr. Uma Ukpai used to and has continued to organize his yearly programme called “BREAKING CURSES AND COVENANTS”.
I attended it once or twice and I asked myself, when will the so-called curses and covenants be broken? We have been cursing our corrupt politicians but they are getting more brazen by the day and most of them live long.
I have not lost my faith, but I have lost interest in such adventures.
The same Uma Ukpai has many business investments and has not been derailed by curses and covenants.
If “curses and covenants” have to be broken every year, it’s either they do not exist or the prayers are not working. Who laid the curses? Who entered into the covenants? How come in the Western world people do not bother about “curses and covenants”?
Most of the things we bother God with in Nigeria and Africa are as a result of failure of governance. If government is efficient, we will not be praying relentlessly about many things.
I am a Christian, but not a fanatic.