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[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@chaseharris98 Now you understand how an average African feels like.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@C_Roiginson @amenya_nelson Ruto has borrowed 1 trillion every year as compared to Uhuru's 700 billion every year. No SGR and reduced expenditure on education.What the fuck has he been doing this past 4 years

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@anto_ty Bro the shit the CIA have done round the world makes biblical Satan look like an angel

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@svjatoslav @senfumahans America the leader of capitalism has been bombing countries for oil ,heck they bombed Venezuela on January. Capitalism and Communism are destructive.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@ninad_golatkar @Mach_Tactics One man operating a Radio 1994 Rwanda encouraged his tribesmen to massacre another Tribe .

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@Jaduar_ @kamauwaruhiu Look at the map of Africa,the most stable countries are Bantu dominated, no wonder West and N. Africa are prone to violence.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@FurnessSmithC @beyond_capital If it was not Russia supplying the allies with great soldiers the allies wouldn't have defeated Hitler.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@GodstimeAtas Your post said attack , both direct and indirect are considered as an attack. The best defense against Imperialism isn't a nuke but a united nation just as Vietnam and Iran have shown us.

[#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia @wmnjoya]

I'm sorry Africans, we have to work. We just have to work. Work gives us confidence and pride in who we are. It sustains our spirit. As Khalil Gibran said, work unites us with the universe. That's why, despite the theft of our work for the last 500 years, our soul is still intact and wazungu haven't stopped scheming to destroy it.

If we don't work, we become destructive like the wazungu, and the Arabs aping them, distanced from the dignity and confidence of working FOR OURSELVES. The global problem for Africans is that for the last 5 centuries, we have not been allowed to work for ourselves. We work to build others' economies. What we need is not to stop working, but for our work to be for US the African people.

So in reality, this fellow is saying what he wants is to be a white man. He has learned well, because the white wealth started with violence against black people.

Wow. The hubris.

#MaishaKazini

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

That map is not a map of intelligence.

It is a map of what happens to test scores when you systematically destroy a population's access to nutrition, stable schooling, and economic security for several generations and then hand them a pencil.

The countries coded darkest red on that map are, without exception, the countries most thoroughly extracted by European colonialism.

The Congo. Sierra Leone. Mozambique. Mali.

These are not coincidences sitting next to each other on a map.

These are the predictable, measurable, documented consequences of specific historical events being laundered into a biological argument by people who need the consequences to look like causes.

The map doesn't show you African intelligence.

It shows you the invoice for European colonialism, repackaged as a nature documentary.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@Am8cus @vick_chinonso @R_eq_uin Your comprehension is low. The main point of my first post is that granting officials with more autonomy and powers meant for the central government is a recipe for doom

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@freeme67668253 @rirokpik Black fatigue , go and ask a South American , Asian and Arab who they're fed up of and they'll point at the European who for some stupid reason can't take his blood lust or build his economy without bombing countries for oil.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@freeme67668253 @PragmaticEbooks @rirokpik Free who the situation of former African slaves in America barely changed or else Malcolm x and Martin Luther wouldn't exist as recently as the 1960s it's only in the 70 or 80s that tangible change started being noticed

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@GeniusOb8832 @_fels1 The situation got better from the 1980s onward with rise of new ageism and the civil rights movement . Christianity contributed little as compared to how they justified slavery using bible. Pope apologized last week or so since he knows.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@GeniusOb8832 @_fels1 Go and read how Africans were treated after slave trade was abolished, the Jim crow laws in America and how Europe massacred African tribes long after slavery ended. Little changed and the situation of former slaves either worsened or stayed the same.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@Awkn18rl All religions are infact Christianity and Islam are the most radical, look American evangelicals and most evangelicals on earth cheering bombing of both Muslim and Coptic and orthodox Christians in Gaza and Lebanon . It's fucking insane. Madness .

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@Am8cus @vick_chinonso @R_eq_uin The Americans and Soviets moved in divided the peninsula at the 38th parallel and set up separate military government in 1945 if I'm not mistaken.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@Am8cus @vick_chinonso @R_eq_uin The Governor general post created by Japan had excess autonomy.General Abe Noboyuki without proper advise sat down with influential Koreans in a bid to hand power. Activists used that to create short lived People's Republic of Korea which spooked the Americans and Soviets.

[Phenom @seanagandi2000]

@GeniusOb8832 @_fels1 Christianity had hundreds of years to abolish slave trade. The abolition of slave trade was done by the British who replaced it with colonialism, plus it's mostly thanks to industrialization and former Slave holders why compensated and former slaves were still treated as animal