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Letter From King Leopold II to Colonial Missionaries Heading to Africa (1883) – A Chilling Colonial Strategy Unveiled


Step back into the dark pages of colonial history with this powerful reading of a letter attributed to King Leopold II of Belgium, allegedly written in 1883 to Christian missionaries heading to the Congo Free State. Whether fact or symbolically true, this letter reveals the calculated and deeply disturbing mindset behind European colonialism in Africa.

In this video, we explore the contents of this controversial document, often cited in discussions of colonial exploitation, cultural domination, and the brutal legacy of European imperialism. The letter, cloaked in religious language, outlines a sinister strategy to manipulate, pacify, and ultimately control African communities through education, religion, and systemic disempowerment.

🔔 Watch to understand how religion, power, and imperial interests were intertwined during the colonization of Africa.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUC1leYjfw0?si=PqHNTRC_cfprE2C5

The Arabs who brought Islam as a religion have always found Africans repulsive too.

An Arab Islamic scholar was quoted as saying "The black man is not different from a dog, the only thing is that his hands are raised from the ground..."

This is serious, i cant just believe the magnitude of evil in the pretence of religion

LabourPartyNG:
The Arabs who brought Islam as a religion have always found Africans repulsive too.

An Arab Islamic scholar was quoted as saying "The black man is not different from a dog, the only thing is that his hands are raised from the ground..."