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Abibisika (Black Gold) Points Thoughts on President Akofu-Addo’s comments? Africom is open declaration of war by the U.S. on the motherland. Is there any Afrikan military worth of the title? What will it take to remove this kind of invasion?
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i’ve just researched on africom – pretty eyeopening cause i did’nt know these facts and connections: the base to coordinate the military operations of the u.s. army on afrikan grounds. africom has tried to build the their base on afrikan grounds for the past 10 years but non of our leaders let them in! ..and meanwhile they have to operate from stuttgart/germany cause thats’s the closest they could come.
to get back to your question: as far as i know the agreement with the u.s. will not take place. i won’t go any more into mr akufo-addo’s swell of words.
and if it did take place for some reason, i would concentrate on a strategy i just heard from dr kambon on ‘the coconut revolution’: let em come with their weappons, we’ll concentrate on taking those from them and chase them out with the same heavy stuff they brought. ..this is only a rough scenario that i could imagine with the little i know right now.
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@omowaile @everbusy Appreciate the input, can you cite where Afrakan leaders resisted U.S. military installment? Maybe y’all can help with defining a base, I thought the map I posted qualifies many bases being founded on our mother…although I had knowledge of the one in Germany being the most equipped.
Further I think the next big step would be for an Afrikan nation to become food independent/ aid independent. Then sanction the crakkas (South Afrikas ports/gold or diamonds, Nigerias oil, Congos Colton and Vanadium). That way we could fight back w/o the need of a heavily equipped military.
Next stage after that would be to become armed with nukes capable of reaching Europe at least Spain/Portugal.
Thouughts?
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@omowaile: you sound like there is not much left but whatch and let them take over. do you see us afrikans as ‘forever defeated’? or are you pointing at repatriation?
mekyea mo, having great discussions right here!-
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@sankofamaat i am looking up a source on afrikan leaders resisting the installment of the africom military installments. to clarify: i read over here (in german) that africom has it’s base in stuttgart/germany since 2008 because they could not establish one on afrikan grounds.
but in the mean time i’ve read that africom operates from and on afrikan grounds anyways. just not from one big facility as a ‘millitary base’ but therefore from various facilities on afrikan grounds in engagements of various sizes. the tumor has already started spreading out. -
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@omowaile should we start claiming land wherever we are because our ancestors have been there before? ..even if we did and succeeded: as a whole we would rather resemble a loose cheese than the tight rock we form in afrika. speaking in terms of density of afrikan people – or in terms of the percentage that afrikan people are poluted by suppressors..
afrika is ‘the place to be’ for us afrikans.
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@omowaile the parade is still going brother, becoming a nuclear power/sovereign will not be easy and it probably won’t happen in my life time, but I fight for my great great-grandchildren. I agree with what you say about the crakkas rule but let’s not be so quick to say their future is assured (see picture).
We gotta secure a home base first, that is a sovereign area of land on mother. @everbusy while I would agree this whole planet is ours there no way in hell we’ll be able to establish a soverign/militant protected nation-state behind enemy lines…Eurasia, U.S., Brazil kwk. Instead the family from those areas would feed the stronghold in Afrika, economically, militarily, intellectually and otherwise…see Haiti. In 1804 our ancestors won the battle but without a big brother to back em up (Afrika) their downfall was inevitable.
I heard some talks about the Coconut Revolution on here, which to my study failed because the people of Bougainville Island (Papua), had jesus in there spirits/ “forgave” the British for their wrongdoing. These two case studies paint a picture in terms of strategy 1. no revolution without at least a part of Afrika secure. 2. No revolution without an Afrikan spiritual practice…NO GOD,JESUS, OR, ALLAH allowed (inevitable civil war). Liberation starts from within though. -
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**France has a major non-Caucasian immigrant pop.Maybe we aren’t losing this war as poorly as one may think.
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…for the last 5 minutes you had me thinking like: what is an ‘immigrant pop’ ?!?? :D
but back to the subject: here’s a analysis on the ghana-u.s. millitary agreement(s) and how it got so far http://allafrica.com/stories/201804090413.html
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