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Who Controls You?

“Who controls the past, controls the future, and who controls the present, controls the past”.

“Whoever controls your past, controls your future and whoever controls your present, controls your past”.

This means that whoever has control over the present has the power to shape and control the past, which in turn gives them the power to shape and control the future.

If I control your present, I can change the narrative of your past, like enforcing the idea that, “You have no history”. I just rewrite the history books and destroy all the evidence. Once I have changed the narrative of your past in the present, then everything going forward reflects the changes I have made. History is written by the Victors!

Past History:

Africa have no history.

Africans have not yet made it into history.

History started with the Greeks.

History started with white people.

Civilization started with white people.

Kmt means the Black Land, the Black Soil of ancient Egypt. Kmt does not mean Land of the Blacks.

Kmt has nothing to do with Black People.

Ancient Egypt has nothing to do with Black People.

Ancient Kmt was not a Black African Civilization.

Ancient Egypt was not an African Civilization.

Ancient Egypt was not a Black Civilization.

Ancient Egypt was a Mediterranean Asiatic Civilization.

Presents History:

If it wasn’t for the white man coming to Africa and civilizing my Ancestors, I will be swinging on trees.

I wish the white man did not leave Africa. Because the white man did not finish his work of civilizing the Black man.

Sometimes, I wish that we didn’t kick out the white man out of Africa. Because everything good that we have today in Africa came from the white man.

I thank God everyday for colonization in Africa. Because colonization brought the white missionaries to Africa and they introduced to us Africans, Christianity and our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

I thank God everyday for colonization. Because if not for colonization bringing Christianity into Africa, Africa would still be a “Dark Continent”. Colonization brought the Light of Christianity and Civilization into Africa.

I thank God everyday for slavery. Because if it was not for slavery, I would be stuck in a dirty mud hut in a poor impoverished country in Africa, worshiping a tree.

I thank God everyday for slavery. Because if not for slavery, I would have been in the middle of Africa worshiping Satan, the Devil.

I thank God everyday for slavery. Because, Slavery brought me to Jesus. Slavery brought me to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

I thank God everyday for the white man for “rescuing” my Ancestors out of Africa and for bringing me to America to live in the greatest country, America; America, the country, that most Africans are dying and praying to come to.

When I think of Africa the only thing that comes to mind is corruption, genocide, wars, starvation, famine, drought, poverty, crime invested, danger, dangerous, unsafe, primitive, impoverished, diseases, full of incurable diseases, AIDS, Ebola, children with big bellies with flies on their faces, starving children, children who look sick and hungry, witchcraft, devil worship, dictatorship, authoritative military regimes, scammers, foreign aide, constantly begging for help from Europe and America, underdevelopment, bad infrastructure, bad governance, 3rd world, stone age, a jungle, a jungle full of wild animals, no access to modern technology, political instability, political unrest, inequality, lagging behind the rest of the world socio-economically, rampant human rights abuses and violations, still uncivilized.

Corruption is in the blood of the African.

Africans are Uniquely Corrupt.

Corruption is inherently innate to Africans.

Future History:

The only way for an African to make it in life is to leave Africa.

500 Africans just died in the sea trying to cross into Europe.

More than 30,000 Africans are stranded in the Sahara Desert trying to cross into Europe (the International Organization of Immigration states the number is more than 30,000) with reports of thousands of Africans already being dead or killed in the Sahara Desert in their attempt to reach Europe.

Report: During the period of January 2020 to January 2024, around 8,000 sub-Saharan African migrants (The International Organization of Migration states the numbers are much higher) on the move to Europe were reported to have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean Sea.

Report: Twice as many African migrants die crossing the Sahara Desert than the Mediterranean Sea trying to reach Europe.

Capacity Building In Africa: The Future of Africa

—Africa is lacking. Africans can never rule themselves properly. Africans cannot govern themselves effectively. Africans don’t have the capacity to govern themselves, to develop themselves, and come up with solutions to address the social, economic, and geopolitical challenges that they often faces.

Capacity Building In Africa: An international European and American initiative which “refers to the process of helping to develop the skills, knowledge, and institutional capabilities within African countries to effectively address their social, economic, and political challenges, often focusing on building human capital and strengthening institutions to enable sustainable development across the continent; this can include initiatives like education, training programs, leadership development, and improving governance structures to empower African nations to manage their own affairs effectively”~Code Word: Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

Capacity Building In Africa (an international European and American initiative) focus on human capital development and institution building to address current and future development challenges in Africa. While Capacity Building In Africa, provides services to all sectors; public, private, civil society and academia, to name a few, Capacity Building in Africa pays attention to improving the effectiveness of Africa’s public sector institutions at country, regional and continental levels to become effective systems’ integrators and catalysers of sustainable and transformative change.~Code Word: Africans cannot address the current and future challenges in Africa effectively. Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

Capacity Building In Africa Focus Areas: This includes building capacity in areas like healthcare, education, infrastructure development, agriculture, technology, leadership development, governance, and environmental management.~Code Word: Africans cannot address the current and future challenges, like healthcare, education, infrastructure development, agriculture, technology, governance, leadership development, and environmental management effectively. Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

Key organizations involved in African Capacity Building:

• African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF):
  —A “Pan-African” institution dedicated to promoting capacity development across the continent of Africa.
  —Build African Development Study Institutions across Africa.
• United Nations Development Programme (UNDP):
  —Provides support for various capacity building programs across Africa.
• World Bank and International Monetary Fund:
  —Implements capacity building initiatives focused on economic development in African countries.
• African Union (AU):
  —Plays a role in coordinating and promoting capacity building efforts across the African Continent.
• NGOs:

—Implement capacity building programs on the ground across Africa.

—Build African Development Study Organizations on the ground across Africa.

The International Monetary Fund just approved another $3 billion dollars loan to an African country for a capacity building program to provide aide on how they can govern themselves.~~Africans cannot address the current and future challenges in Africa effectively. Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

An African country has called on the World Bank and The International Monetary Fund (IMF) to assist them to implement economic reforms that will improve its economy crisis.~~Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

An African country has called the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank to assist in eliminating poverty in its country.~~Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

An African country has called on the European Union and the American government on how to fight corruption in its country.~~Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

An African country has called on the United Nations to help fight destabilizing insurgency conflict crisis in its country.~~Africans cannot govern and manage their own affairs effectively.

Whoever controls you, controls your past, controls your present and controls your future.

Who Controls You?