The Royal Family Of Belgium Must Pull Down The Statue Of Leopold II

The Royal Family of Belgium has a bloodstain on their hands. If Idi Amin of Uganda had done what Leopold did to African children, they would know what pain is 

Once again, I want to remind the Belgian government and the Royal Family that they are supporting crime because in Brussels stands a statue of a lunatic king, Leopold II, who maimed and killed over ten million Africans, including women and children.

We are in a world of no conscience, sympathy, truth, integrity, and remorse, because many people follow their heart's desire to inflict pain, dominate, brutalize, and kill others, and enjoy impunity while innocent people languish in jails.

America and Europe don’t care what happens to Africa. If they care, they wouldn’t have inflicted Aids and Ebola on innocent people as bio-weapons with the intention to depopulate the continent and tell the world that monkeys and bats are responsible. 

It’s rare to see European or American journalists writing against the crimes Africa suffered at the hands of Europe and America. Because the aim is to cover up scandals and protect the image of their country. The reason for decades one is brave enough to write the truth about the origins of Aids and Ebola.

I understand, because they are not Africans. So, being an African, why do people hate me when I speak against the crimes Europe and America committed against Africa? If I hadn’t been to Europe, I would have never known the hypocrisy and incompetence of European and American journalists we have in society today.

Many innocent people have been caught in the middle of terrorism, painfully losing their precious lives, all because of the Belgian government’s hatred and bad policies towards foreigners. 

The government is now fighting hard against terrorism and crime to bring those responsible for the Brussels airport and Metro station attacks to face justice.

The question is: How can Belgium fight against crime or terrorism when the government and the Royal Family support crime? In Brussels stands a statue of a king who killed over ten million Africans, including women and children. 

Thus, is Belgium and the Royal Family denouncing or encouraging crime? The statue of Leopold II can’t be there.

No one in their right mind can do something like that to children and then receive a statue for their reward or honor.

Is this normal in the eyes of people? One needs to be sincere and honest to accept this as evil. It’s completely evil and the support of crime. There are thousands of journalists in Belgium, many had a university education but have no guts to write the truth, because the crime wasn’t against Belgium but Africa. It’s a shame.

How can one stand in thorns and remove thorns from under his feet? This is a Ghanaian proverb that means a lot. There is no way Belgium can successfully fight against crime because the entire government is supporting crime. And that crime they support is the statue of that lunatic, Leopold II, because he killed 10 million Africans, including women and children.

In fact, it will be sheer hypocrisy for any Belgian journalist, the government, or the Royal Family to hate me. If any of them has a clean heart, they will understand me because I’m an African, not European or American. They will understand me and know the way I feel.  Who feels it knows it.

What Leopold did to Africans, if Idi Amin of Uganda had done the same to Belgian women and children, that might give them a little common sense to care about mankind, whether black or white. Nobody ever believed that a small country like Belgium could commit such an atrocity in Africa.

It was possible because they were supported but other European countries and America. In the picture, they waved happily, but the children Leopold II had maimed had no hands to wave. They are dead and gone without dignity and honor; instead, they have been mocked with the statue of their killer.

How can the world go free for Jesus Christ, who did not harm anybody to carry such a heavy cross alone?  Justice will come one day, and all those murdered people will smile in their graves because whatever one sows, the same he shall reap.