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There are several levels on which we afrikans are being under constant attack. Only a few months ago, when I was still wasting my time on white/racist plattforms, I would have been really shocked about these information but after Maafa 21 the extinction of afrikans per illegal and unknown sterilisation is a killing method thats just a stone throw away.Has anyone here heard or seen a afrikan leader or government comment on this?
And what could a defense strategy on whatever level look like?17 Comments-
I’m relieved this discourse on science as a means of genocide is being brought up. First and foremost I think those few warriors left need to understand a few points: 1. No vaccine has been proven to “cure infections/prevent spread of infections” 2. HIV does not exist! Every Afrikan who has ever died of AIDS was from malnutrition, medical malpractice/killing with a licence, or medication for HIV/AIDS. @Imrunn4mylife has mentioned this quite often.
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I’m relieved this discourse on science as a means of genocide is being brought up. First and foremost I think those few warriors left need to understand a few points: 1. No vaccine has been proven to “cure infections/prevent spread of infections” 2. HIV does not exist! Every Afrikan who has ever died of AIDS was from malnutrition, medical malpractice/killing with a licence, or medication for HIV/AIDS.
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@everbusy Ultimately I think the solution is for an Afrikan nation at least a powerful community to outlaw all religious activity, practice, and education…religious followers would be guilty of treason and punished accordingly. Only religionized black folk would think the same people who have warred against Afrikans for malliniuem, would turn around and heal us.
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@sankofamaat @kevlew:
I also have’nt seen/heard of any afrikan leaders talk on the subject of whites extincting afrikans on afrikan grouds via toxic vaccines.
I think that the first part of an afrikan defense strategy is information. Be it on contemporary events or on our afrikan history. The internet is a potential platform for every afrikan on this earth, to create as much content as possible would be the task.
Of course the internet is not the only place that information can be spread, but I guess it is one of the main sources for information.
I think that before anything else information will be followed by action.-
I don’t know my Afrikan proverbs well but… you can lead a horse to water but can’t make it drink…you can lead a fool to knowledge but can’t make em think.
If I told 99.9% of the black folk I know crakkers are tryna kill us with medicine they’d look at me crazy and prolly attack me instead. I don’t think my experience is unique.
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your experience is not unique but here my experience which is also not unique:
all the afrikan centered knowledge that I want to pass to my 3 younger sibblings (age 18, 21, 25) is way too much for them to digest at once. So I thought I’ll let my outer apperance speak for for me (changed in the past 4 months: afrikan close, afrikan hair, afrikan language, split from white girlfriend) as a first step. So I’d only go into afrikan topics (briefly) when I’m asked.
So after doing this for a few months I recently thought of introducing a next step. And finally yesterday my brother Kwabena (25) approached me with some deep questions and we got into a good discusion on exactly the things I had wanted to talk about for the past 4 months.
In general I’d rather get into afrocentric talk with afrikans that seem accessible for that. And sometimes you’ve got to go slow it down or go a bit more strategic when people are just not ready to hear it (but you want them to because they are your sibblings).Do NOT waste your time on all 99.9% percent thats blind. ..but also fix up your surrounding if possible. I did, it feels great! ;)
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The short-term individual survival mechanism used by many is to stick one’s head in the sand and not confront the cavebeast. The idea seems to be, if you don’t make eye contact with it, it won’t devour you. Problem is, this approach doesn’t work too well for group or long-term survival.
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Bravo for spreading your own re-Afrikanization with close family members..I agree with you especially when dealing with youth. Though I joined Abibitumi to try and develop more advanced strategies with our culture, elders, and ancestors in mind.
Like Dr. Kambon said most of our people have their head in the sand. This is where I would like to discuss long term militant and nation building strategies so our survival is assured. I don’t think information alone especially direct info is gonna cut it….informing masses of black folk outright was done in the civil rights movement, and look where we are now.
@everbusy @obadelekambon and whomever Big Q: Where the nations of Kmt, punt, kush, kwk governed by a few who were tasked with upholding MA’AT in spite of the peoples wishes? Essentially how did our grandcestors react if and when the majority of their own peoples desires/behaviors were completly out of line with MAAT?
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@sankofamaat you are right, information is not the only step.
A master plan would include long term and short term activities, first steps and last steps. This thread has so far generated two suggestions on how a defence strategy against the extinction of afrikans could look like:
#1 (by @sankofamaat): ‘Ultimately I think the solution is for an Afrikan nation at least a powerful community to outlaw all religious activity, practice, and education…religious followers would be guilty of treason and punished accordingly.’#2 (by myself): ‘I think that the first part of an afrikan defense strategy is information. Be it on contemporary attacks or on our afrikan history. The internet is a potential platform for every afrikan on this earth, to create as much content as possible would be the task.’ When the truth is only known by all afrikans it will automatically create synergys that lead to further steps.
I want to gather more information of this kind and put in into a document. Let’s see where the research takes us..
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Agree 1000%, I think a key to our research would be to study how Nyst-Bty of kmt and other leaders of our ancestral empires handled times where the majority of the “citizens” in the nation were completely out of line with MAAT. I haven’t found any scholarship that really addresses this point. Would read any suggestion.
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I have created the document Defence Strategys Against The Extinction of Afrikans. Let’s see how it grows.. I’m motivated!
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Great discussion, and your experiences are definitely not unique. @everbusy I tried approaching my younger brother with the same method. I feel like he was receptive to it when I had a conversation with him about dating non black women, which he has done before (he actually brought home a white girl to introduced to our mother). After we spoke, he said he had never thought of the situation in that deep of a level before, but definitely understood where I was coming from, albeit he’s still open to being with whomever he ends up fall in love with. But I have a feeling that his nonchalant response about dating outside of the race was a defense mechanism. I think I gave him something to think about.
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@kalokoh Which country are you in? Asking to get a picture of your surrounding. When i was young there where barely black girls around me.
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@Kwame I’m in America, but we live in a predominant black community. My brother got into interracial relationships when he went to college. He attended a predominant white school. Where did you grow up?
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I was born and still live in Hamburg/Germany. Hamburg is a metropole, therefore pretty international and espacially ghanaians (we’re from Ghana) have settled here in the 70’s and 80’s.
Well, the majority of people in the educational institutions where white. White school, white college and my university was also predominant white. But at least I could join the small afrikan peer groups in the uni, they did not exist in the previous institutions I attended.
The situation definately affected the choices I made.-
The situation you naturally found yourself in is totally understandable, as it is common for people to mingle with other people they find themselves surrounded by. But definitely , it can be a challenging experience confronting our people about who we are, and where we need to be aiming at going.
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@kevlew The significant majority of the ~2 billion Afrikans (myself included) are not aligned with MA’AT. This is evident by our existing as oppressed peoples.Before a serious blow can be dealt to our external enemies (crakkers,arabs asiatics) we have to create a critical amount of MAATic relationships between ourselves. Fighting a war on two fronts, civil and foreign is a recipe for defeat.
Has a Nyst byty, or ruler(s) of our great empires had to fight their own people before winning a greater war?
I hope my question is clearer now. We could use the current day situation in Azania(South Africa) as a potential example.
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