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As i reflect and prepare myself for repatriation in the near future, my spirit asked me two questions that I never pondered over before:
What does it mean to live? Have I truly been living in these 20 years that I have been in the united snakkkes of a-murderer?
As each day goes by, I realize that i’ve been living a fantasy and fed lies…
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What is your repatriation destination? My wife and I moved to Tanzania a year ago and did not look back. I wish we’d known how beautiful Afrika is. We would have raised our babies here.
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I’m headed to Kenya … what held me back the most was worrying about ways to make income. But then I told myself that I would eventually have to make the leap….
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What you’re gonna find is that they do things different in Afrika, but that’s not a bad thing. Theres no system set up to disrupt and dismantle everything you do because you’re Black – in fact, in Afrika, you’re not even Black, you’re just another Afrikan. They don’t even know you’re from ameriKKKa until they hear you speaking english. And yes, figure out ways to make money online. The great thing about Afrika is that you don’t really need a lot of money to live well (unless you want to spend a lot). I don’t know about Kenya though, because I’ve never been there, but there are YouTuber’s who moved to Kenya from ameriKKKa – you might wanna check them out.
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Asante sana for your reply. I am a simple person so I think that I will very comfortably over there . I’m not concerned with cultural adjustment because I was born in the Caribbean (Trinidad specifically) where the lifestyle is very similar. I look forward to being part of the majority peoples again!! What you said about systems being set up to disrupt and dismantle everything we do hit me deep; we often forget as a people, especially in krakka land, that the problem isn’t us.. it’s the system designed to keep us down with all the “laws” they have in place. It’s ultimate goal is to break your spirit and turn you into a slave.
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