Sophie Wilmes, the current Belgian Prime Minister
Dear Prime Minister Sophie Wilmes, certain things are going on in the country, which I consider it necessary to let you know, since from
the colonial era, the Belgian government has committed and supported so much
crime to the extent that the government can no longer acknowledge what is a
crime and what is not.
There are three great politicians I deeply respect in
Belgium. They are the Mayor of Antwerp, Bart De Wever, the former Belgian Prime
Minister, Charles Michel, and the current Health Minister, Maggie De
Block.
Due to these politicians, whose hard work has transformed
Belgium, I have to restrain myself to choose my words carefully over issues I
seriously consider as a crime. There is no one above the law, yet in Belgium,
many crimes are committed against black people with impunity.
Belgium is one of the European countries that has committed
horrible crimes against black people in Africa, especially in its former colony
of Congo. Surprisingly, at the end of the systematic abuse and crime against
black people in Africa, the Belgian government extended it by building statues
and naming streets after the perpetrator, King Leopold II.
In my opinion, Belgium should have been famous as the world’s
best quality beers and chocolates producer, but the country is not known to have
burned down the houses of villagers, killed over 10 million Africans, including
women and children, to satisfy the greed of one monster called Leopold II.
People are educated not only to be leaders but also to find
solutions to problems affecting our society, yet, like America, it seems Belgium
has also taken delight in committing crimes against black people rather than finding
solutions to ease racial tensions and violence around the world.
I have currently in Belgium for the past 20 years. Nobody told
me that Belgium is a country that has no respect for black people. My
experience as a black man and my efforts as a writer revealed a lot to me about how
Belgium underestimates black people like the United States of America.
I want to make it clear to the Belgian government that
having access to someone’s blog to remove all the articles I have written about the crimes your country and King Leopold II committed in Africa is not only a violation of my rights but a serious crime that needs to be addressed.
In fact, nothing favors a black man in Belgium, including
the judicial system. If there is a unique law in Belgium, I would have taken a good lawyer to sue the government for illegally and criminally getting into my blog to remove published articles exposing your crimes in Africa, while you
have a statue of the perpetrator in your country.
To the Belgian government, it is right to build a statue for
a king, that did commit horrible crimes against humanity in Africa with impunity
because the victims were black, but it's wrong for an African writer to write
articles about the crimes Belgium committed in Africa, so the government or
whoever has the right to take away my articles.
It’s even shameful for the Belgian government; instead of
finding solutions to save the lives of people who have been sent to their
untimely graves by the coronavirus, you had the time to go into a blog to remove
my articles because they are nightmares to you.
This is not the first time the Belgium government has
removed my published article from the web but this time, going into my blog to
remove and edit links of my articles about Belgium and the royal family is a
serious crime I will write about it because Belgium will definitely send me to
jail if I commit such a crime by illegally gaining access into the government’s
computer to delete something from it.
The Belgian government and the royal family can’t stand the
truth, which reason they find my articles uncomfortable. Why can’t the
government do the right thing by demolishing those senseless statues rather
than declaring war on my articles? Why has the Belgian government and the royal
family, for decades, seen that they are supporting crimes by building a statue
for a killer rather than a king?
Stuivenberg Hospital
A couple of years ago, when I went to the notorious
Stuivenberg Hospital in Antwerp to investigate the abnormally high death rate
of black people in that hospital, the City of Antwerp called me a crazy man, but
they didn’t call the Belgian government or the royal family crazy for building
a statue for a criminal.
However, one thing the Belgian government can never deny is that after my investigation at the Stuivenberg, the hospital is now one of the
safest hospitals in Antwerp. People think they have the power to do whatever wrong thing they like, but often forget that any wrong that they do will eventually
come back to bite them in the rear, and you will never see it coming.
If my investigation wasn’t accurate, that Africans were
deliberately killed and organs removed, why then, Mayor of Antwerp, Patrick
Janssens, sent a group of police to protect the hospital for two weeks? Evildoers
always run when nobody is after them. The police were there because the crime
against Africans in that hospital was uncovered.
The Belgian government can underestimate me and continue to
give me disrespect because I don’t need their respect, but please, the
government or whoever is responsible must stop taking articles from my blog
because it’s a crime.
They must put an end to it immediately because that’s not
going to stop me from writing, and finally, all the articles the Belgian
government or whoever is responsible has removed from my blog shall be rewritten
or appear as new articles.
