Salom,



I found it extremely silly for us to look back at Nelson Mandela's legacy tearing it apart because of where we are now. South Africans didn't have government jobs prior to Nelson Mandela, Apartheid officially ended with the election of Nelson Mandela. So now you have lots of South Africans working for the government in quite a few places and drawing salary they didn't have before. Just like Africans everywhere, who are Christians and Muslims, collect money for Churches and Mosques the same thing must occur for raising alternative funds for building up development in the community. This is what you are avoiding, self responsibility. This lust for one man to do it all has to stop. This want for a savior to swoop out of the sky and solve every single issue is what blinds you to the simple solution being right in your hands. Dr. Claude Anderson has the great book, Powernomics, where he breaks down group economics yet its not used by any African community worldwide, how come? How do you think you're going to change your reality without giving up anything? So now you want to fight the Whites yet will not fight the demons of foolish spending among yourselves? Pool your resources as different communities of Africans and stop tearing down the legacy of Nelson Mandela. Don't make Nelson Mandela, Dr. King, or Fredrick Douglas the focal point for your future endeavor instead rally around your traditional living king and rulers to bring together the rural areas for development. Economics is a holy and sacred area of human activity and Africans need to treat it as such. Dr. Booker T. Washington, Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X were all murdered physically and character wise because they did the most dangerous thing that is economic develop. The Great Mansa, Mansa Musa was into building up his people that's how he became so rich. By the rich among you withholding their money they are in fact doing the opposite of what Mansa Musa did. Yet I digress.


Yorubas want to restructure, Igbos want to restructure yet you are waiting on the politician to decide for you. Keep starving for another generation because politicians are sold to the Illuminati everywhere. This is not said in disrespect to no one. If you want to build Yorubaland then you must do this yourselves via group economics. This isn't going to happen via no government initiative sad to say. The men in the lodges, churches and mosques are not going to agree to it out of self interests you so you must go around them and restructure your communities yourselves. This is all apart of cultural awakening. You know who the Illuminati are now and they are really scared so you can't punk out and back out now. You must move bravely forward and group organize your economic finances or become slaves forever!


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God bless this great man

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God bless this great man

I love Nelson Mandela and don't like to see him attacked in this way. Sure he had some flaws and sure he was a member of the brotherhood yet the responsibility to lift up South Africans was never Mandela's to begin with. Self responsibility must come now of each and everyone who says he or she is serious about a Renaissance for Afrika.

Black man will always look for something to blame... Till today the black man still blames the white man for all his woes. God bless Mandela for savin their asses, else SA wouldn't have been different from Malawi...

Nukilia:
Black man will always look for something to blame... Till today the black man still blames the white man for all his woes. God bless Mandela for savin their asses, else SA wouldn't have been different from Malawi...

Nelson Mandela fought to end the worst part Apartheid which was physical slavery for SAs. They had no jobs, no way of making money, they were barred even from education and had to come to Nigeria to get education. Now they have jobs, police officers, government jobs, etc and they aren't even organizing to change those Shatie towns out in the rural areas where they are forced to live. Instead they want to take the land by force which will ignite an unnecessary race war. This same silly route of force was taken by Mugabe and once the Zimbabwe people took over the land they didn't farm it. They just sat back while the Western nation of Whites sanctioned them. Nobody came up with any creative solutions while the greedy among them just looked out for themselves. We can't change Afrika by force it has to come from a force of will. A change in perspective and that is Afrikan Renaissance. Cultural awakening as spoken by the Yoruba King, Oba Adeyemi III, the Alaafin of Oyo, may he long live.

Walamu:

Nelson Mandela fought to end the worst part Apartheid which was physical slavery for SAs. They had no jobs, no way of making money, they were barred even from education and had to come to Nigeria to get education. Now they have jobs, police officers, government jobs, etc and they aren't even organizing to change those Shatie towns out in the rural areas where they are forced to live. Instead they want to take the land by force which will ignite an unnecessary race war. This same silly route of force was taken by Mugabe and once the Zimbabwe people took over the land they didn't farm it. They just sat back while the Western nation of Whites sanctioned them. Nobody came up with any creative solutions while the greedy among them just looked out for themselves. We can't change Afrika by force it has to come from a force of will. A change in perspective and that is Afrikan Renaissance. Cultural awakening as spoken by the Yoruba King, Oba Adeyemi III, the Alaafin of Oyo, may he long live.

You have spoken well

Nukilia:

You have spoken well

I like Nelson Mandela and I know he was apart of the Illuminati now. I like Dr. Martin Luther King, jr and I know he was apart of the Illuminati. These are Africans, our brothers, and they did what they could in a very flawed way yet they tried.