How the Maasai tribe defines their relationship with cows

 

The Maasai tribe

          

Even though history demonstrates that slavery and colonialism have split and killed numerous ethnic groups and tribes on the African continent, certain prominent tribes continue to have an impact due to their rich traditions, culture, and legacy. Among the African tribes that have survived are the Maasai.

 

They are among the most well-known African tribes that continue to practice ancient traditions. The term "Maasai" refers to those who speak the Maa language. They are, without a doubt, one of the most intriguing ethnic groupings in Africa.

 

Originating in the Nile region of North Africa, the Maasai people are primarily found in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania in the Great Rift Valley. The core of Kenyan and Tanzanian culture is embodied by the Maasai, who now number close to a million and live in an area of about 160,000 square kilometers.

 

They traveled thousands of kilometers south from the beginning of the fourteenth century until the start of the twentieth. During the long journey, the Maasai either confronted or enslaved the tribes they encountered or integrated them.

 

In the twentieth century, diseases linked to cattle and epidemics devastated the populace. However, the Maasai are semi-nomadic shepherds whose primary means of subsistence is the herd.

 

The Maasai have a long history and have traveled widely throughout the past, making them famous warriors. The various phases of a man's or woman's life are described in this section, along with important life changes that are marked by ornate ceremonies and rituals.

 

Clothing is an essential part of Maasai culture, starting with the women's traditional, colorful, and beaded attire. Despite the lures of technology, the Maasai people maintain their ties to Africa's ancient past. For this reason, meeting and getting to know them is a must on any trip to Tanzania and Kenya.

 

The "manyattas," or Maasai settlements, are composed of small groups of dwellings built from tree branches and cow dung. When they migrate, the natives burn their villages, and when they opt to stay, the women construct new ones while the men tend to the animals and the safety of the camp.

 

Most of the males in the tribe have been influenced by the values of brotherhood, loyalty, and self-defense. When they reach an appropriate age, usually eighteen, the males are sent out on their first hunt and must prove their virility.

 

In addition, the Maasai believe that "Ngai," the principal deity and king of the rain, made cows specifically for them since superstition and religious beliefs are especially prevalent in Africa. Thus, cows, wherever they may be in the world, belong to them.

 

Therefore, since they believe that those cows were taken from them, they consider it right to steal those cows back if they can. Therefore, protecting their animals from invaders and trying to take control of others are the main goals of their entire combat experience.

Explore the top tourist spots in Ghana, Cape Coast Castle and more!

 

On July 11, 2009, US President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and their daughters, Malia and Sasha, took a tour of Cape Coast Castle in Ghana. SHAWN THEW/EPA

 

Every year, thousands of people from all over the world, including African-Americans, travel to Ghana to take advantage of the greatest tourism experience the nation has to offer. Are you considering traveling to this friendly nation on Africa's west coast as well? As a writer from Ghana, this article will provide you with enough information and make your visit to that West African hospital joyful and fulfilling.

 

One of the most easily accessible and secure travel destinations in West Africa is Ghana, which offers a wealth of historical and cultural activities, as well as several outdoor experiences, stunning hotels, dining options, and fascinating sites to see. It takes more than one day to tour Ghana; in addition to Accra, there are other regions to visit.

 

Learning more about the people's culture, traditions, and legacy can be facilitated by engaging in an enjoyable experience. There are many locations to explore, including the Aburi Gardens, Atimpoku, and Akosombo, where you may learn about plants and how the inhabitants use them for medicinal purposes. Other enjoyable activities that tourists can partake in while exploring include boat cruises, kayaking, swimming, shopping, and sightseeing.

 

Traveling doesn't always mean unwinding; some trips immerse you in the past. Cape Coast Castle, which stands steadfastly on Ghana's Atlantic coast, is one such location. Every visitor to West Africa should see this scene at least once in their lifetime; it is both tragic and beautiful.

 

Swedish traders constructed Cape Coast Castle in the 17th century, and the British later strengthened and enlarged it. It developed into one of the most well-known locations for the transatlantic slave trade. Even though slavery was abolished decades ago, the hushed echoes of suffering, fortitude, and survival reverberate through its walls. The remnants of slavery are still visible in Ghana today.

 

The "door of no return” is the last point of the dungeon where the journey of the transportation of slaves begins. Thousands of enslaved Africans were shipped from Africa to the United States of America. Today, people from all over the world come to visit the place where their ancestors were illegally and forcefully captured and taken to wealthy nations to work as slaves. 

 

It is not a lighthearted experience to see the Cape Coast Castle, as the tour guide leads you through gloomy, oppressive dungeons where hundreds of people were crammed together without hope, light, or fresh air. Additionally, you will see the governor's quarters, the women's dungeon, and the castle museum, which houses documents, relics, and photographs from the time.

 

Cape Coast Castle, however, is about more than simply grief; it's also about remembering, overcoming, and rediscovering. It serves as a site of spiritual meditation for many tourists, particularly Africans and persons of African origin. It is a sobering and transforming experience to stand on those stones, listen to the waves crashing, and tread the same trails as those who were taken.

The Kakum National Park

Tourists who do not visit "The Kakum National Park," a 360-square-kilometer semi-deciduous rain forest located north of Cape Coast in Ghana's Central Region, will find their trip to the country meaningless or lacking. With its well-known canopy walk that offers an aerial perspective of the rainforest, the park is a good choice for backpackers seeking a distinctive experience.

 

Although there is a good chance of seeing monkeys and interesting bird species during the stroll through the lush forest, large game is not to be expected. You may enjoy the peace because admission is affordable. There aren't many camping alternatives, and there aren't many inexpensive places to stay; you might have to commute and stay in neighboring towns.

 

Previously administered by the Forestry Department to harvest timber, the park is today a popular tourist destination. Thanks to the Scientific Research Team that carried out wildlife studies and determined that the location is suitable for tourism, bringing the timber harvesting to an end. Elephants, bongos, duikers, antelopes, and a diverse range of birds are among the stunning species that can be observed.

 

Taking part in the canopy walking at Kakum National Park

Nearly four hundred species of butterflies have been discovered by the nation's natural scientists, and two that are unique to the country have been found. Join folks strolling along the Kuntan route in the forest. The park of trees, plants, and traditional medicines is reached by following the trail. The Kuntan tree is one of the trees discovered. The tree's skin is used to heal broken bones. "Uapacca Guiniensis" is its scientific name.

 

Other materials include "Bediwunia" (incest) for pomade and fumigation, and Kaku, the wood used to build railroad lines. The guides meticulously explain the meaning of each tree as you traverse the two-kilometer guided walk around the park. Please don't worry about where to take a rest when you're worn out and overworked.

 

There are resting points that have been thoughtfully constructed using some of the forest's wood. One crucial element is that nothing on the trail may be removed, no matter how lovely it may be. The trail walk often lasts two hours because of the explanations given to the tourists by the guides.

 

The administration block features a wonderful display of the elephant's skull, the bongo's horn, and several butterfly species. Restaurants and the African gift shop, which features local artwork, are open to travelers. The drive to Kakum National Park is not complicated. Immediately behind Jukwa, a tiny rural community, the enormous signboard proclaims, "You are welcome to Kakum National Park."

Slavery Lasted 400 years, So Why The Protests Against COVID 19 Lockdown For Some Few Days?

 

Protesters against coronavirus lockdown in the Netherlands

The coronavirus lockdown is provoking many people that want their freedom around the world, despite the high rate of COVID 19 infections in recent times.  Hence, many people worldwide, including the Netherlands, not satisfied with the lockdown rules to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus, took to the streets protesting.

There is no one who doesn’t like the taste of sweet freedom because as humans, people are not interested in laws and rules that will confine them to one place. Frankly speaking, freedom is more effective than any medicine as it prevents loneliness, depression, any psychological problems, including the tendencies of committing suicide.

 

Even animals and birds like freedom, since many are fed up being kept in the zoo. Even in a cage, a bird may seem happy whistling and hopping around, yet open the cage for that bird and you will see the full force of flight that bird will be applied to escape into the air without looking back.

 

There was much unrest through Europe, including London, over the lockdown. In Eindhoven, one of the cities in Holland, protesters set fires and threw missiles at the police against the lockdown measures, while the police fought to control the situation with tear gas and water cannons, leading to the arrest of at least 55 people.

 

Many times, I keep wondering if people that have never suffered slavery, racism, colonial brutalities, the Apartheid form of government, and the handicapped by deliberate infection of diseases, understand the situation of people that have experienced such tragedies and bitter experiences of black history.

 

Africans were captured and sold as slaves in the most degrading and horrifying manner that lasted 400 years before abolition, yet today we are witnessing carnage, destruction, crimes against the authorities because they want people to obey the laws implemented to avoid the spread of the coronavirus.

 

How sincere and thoughtful are we as human beings? You, in life many don’t care about other people's sufferings because they are not the victims. Selfishness, greed, lies, and hypocrisy are some of the ailments that shut down the brain of human beings to be considerate to think about the well-being of other people.

 

If black people have survived slavery, Apartheid horrors, and colonial atrocities that lasted for decades, why some people always want to break the rule and find it difficult to survive a lockdown for some few days to prevent the spread of a disease that will benefit us?

The truth is in life if you haven't been through certain difficulties, you wouldn't have the experience to accept certain rules for your own benefit. People often don't care about the tragedies that fall on other people but the reality is whatever goes around, always comes around.

The situation about the coronavirus is hard to understand. We don't see people getting ill or falling on the streets, yet we hear of people dying each day by COVID 19. Whether what those health experts are telling us is true or false, we must obey the rules and see what happens

BABYLON, I'M SORRY, I DON'T WANT YOUR CORONAVIRUS VACCINE

It is very scary if a Black man would allow any vaccine into his body at the moment.

We are now in the center of a pandemic, COVID-19, which is on a destructive spree, claiming the lives of innocent people along its destructive path, yet I am not willing to take any coronavirus vaccine, even if it's mandatory, because I am a Black man.

Which politician in this world can convince me that he loves me so much because of the color of my skin that he wants to give me a vaccine against coronavirus infection so that I can live to see tomorrow? No, I will not accept, and I will not believe anyone.

From time to time, the kindness of the Black man has been abused, and the respect for the white man has been taken as fear and stupidity. 

There is no Black man who fears a white man; in fact, it's rather the white man who fears the Black man, which is the reason many are determined to destroy the Black race.

You can't tell me that you love me as a Black man and persuade me to take the COVID-19 vaccine when you destroyed my continent through slavery, colonialism, apartheid, and the deliberate spread of diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, Ebola, nodding disease, tuberculosis, etc., on the continent of Africa.

And the fear the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control, the US government, and its Western European allies have instilled in me to avoid taking any COVID-19 vaccine is the fact that they deceived the world that bats and monkeys are responsible for AIDS and Ebola.

If you are really an intelligent Black man, and you take those biological weapons crimes and their associated lies into consideration, you will think twice before you put your trust in any health official to thrust a needle into your body to give you a COVID-19 vaccine.

What has even changed my mind about having any future vaccine against the coronavirus is the experience of the past as a writer and author in Belgium. 

The clandestine activities on my blog, the changing of HTML code, the diversion of my articles to 404 errors, the suppression of information, the planting of a security camera in my blog, and the reduction of my visibility in search engines are signals and warnings to me.

I have said over and over that the negative actions of authorities against the powerless people can change the minds of people who become subjects to those cruelties. 

The way I have been treated like a criminal just because of the truth on my personal blog has put me off and, therefore, I am not interested in any coronavirus vaccine, even if it becomes mandatory.

Just imagine, if they were in my shoes to experience what they did to me, would they quickly be the first, second, or the last in any queue to take a vaccine against coronavirus if they were Black? 

Their actions mean they were hiding and suppressing information from me and the general public, which is a crime, and in this current society, where those crimes have become the norm in politics, the truth becomes an enemy.

Babylon, I'm sorry, I don't need your devilish coronavirus vaccine; it's your responsibility to convince me, without any harassment or the suppression of information on my blog. Thank you.

Racism: A Serious Problem Dividing People And Destroying Communities

Racial protest in America

Very often, if the word racism is mentioned, the idea that comes to mind is white people hating black people. That's true; however, we have black people who hate white people, too, and black people who hate other black people. 

The latter is one of the biggest issues in the United States of America, often leading to violence in black communities. There are thousands of cases involving blacks killing blacks in the United States of America, but such cases are not given enough attention in America until the whites killing blacks changed things today, through the 'Black Lives Matter' movement.

 

Even in Africa, especially, South Africa, there is still racism, despite the number of years that have passed since the fall of Apartheid, because the white community that has taken over black properties, including land, feels superior. Till now, many regret the fall of Apartheid since they consider black people inferior in their own country.

In almost every African country, tribalism reigns, as citizens or indigenous people hate others because they come from different clans, tribes, or villages. For example, in Ghana, an Ashanti can hate a Fanti, Ga, or Hausa, just because they come from different regions, just like how in Nigeria, a Yoruba hates an Igbo man, or the Mende hating Creole in Sierra Leone.  Tribalism and nepotism are some of the biggest problems in Africa.

 

Power corrupts a person, as well as the mind; therefore, to gain power over others and to dominate others, those who have the power take it as an opportunity to rise above other poor and vulnerable people. That might be one of the reasons slavery probably came about, because Africa was and still is one of the least undeveloped and weakest continents in the world. Even though the US didn't colonize any African country, its allies in Western Europe decimated and brutalized Africa.

 

If actually, we actually need to discuss slavery, it will be incomplete to name racism as the main source leading to that. There is more to slavery than dwells on the natural potentials of Africa, ranging from gold, diamonds, tin, cobalt, manganese, bauxite, and other precious minerals found in African soil. Those pure natural resources have become the curse of Africa from the time of slavery, colonialism, Apartheid, to the deliberate infection of diseases on the continent today.

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Drawings related to the slave trade

As a matter of fact, no organization or person can fight racism and discrimination in our society today, but it can be reduced. But one thing racists and white supremacists must first understand is that nobody lives forever. Everyone will die and leave this world. So what is the significance of hating someone or claiming you are superior to him when all of you will leave this world in your graves?

Another point is when the rain falls, hardly does it fall on one man's house; everyone's house becomes wet. Therefore, those interested in violence and supporting racism will have a taste of their own handiwork if violence breaks out in our communities. They will feel the impact of destruction and death in their homes.

For peace, security, and the future of our children, we need to bury racism and discrimination and create a friendly, healthy, and peaceful environment through integration and the diversity of culture, for the next generation. 

That's the only way their time will be different from ours because we have witnessed too much violence, bloodshed, and death that we are no longer interested in seeing any more.

Why Joe Biden Needs To Call Every American President A Racist Before Trump

Biden accuses Trump of racism, an issue he couldn't solve in his entire life in America until changes after the murder of George Floyd

It's now on air, television and in the newspapers, Joe Biden accusing Donald Trump, a racist American president, promoting racism in the United States of America. 

According to Joe Biden, the kind of Trump as president has never been realized in the political history of America, saying Trump lacks leadership skills to handle the coronavirus crisis in America. 

Politics is said to be a dirty game but I think people will not dispute the fact that it is also full of hate, hypocrisy, lies, and deceptions. 

I don't care who is the president of the United States of America, since every American president, whether Democrat or Republican, commits a crime in Africa.

Today, Joe Biden who wants to kick Trump out of the office and become the next American president is calling Donald Trump a racist. 

Institutional racism has been in America decades after the abolition of slavery, yet no American leader I know, including Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Obama, etc, did anything significant about it to change the situation in America.

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Obama was the 44th president of America and Joe Biden was the vice-president. For eight years what did Obama and Biden do to improve the systematic abuse and oppression of African-Americans, until the brutal murder of George? 

Why is Joe Biden now using George Floyd's death for a political campaign against Trump? Would he call Trump a racist if George Floyd hadn't been killed? This is what I mean by the hypocrisy of politics.

There are so many records revealing the systematic killings of African-Americans by white police officers. 

According to an old publication that appeared in the 'Washington Examiner,' on October 1, 2016, "Murder far worse for blacks under Obama."

The paper explained further that, "Donald Trump's pitch for black votes is that the condition of African-Americans is terrible decades after being failed by Democratic policies." 

The problem with Americans is, they don't care whether the US government commits a crime in Africa or not. They only analyzed the political issues in the country and decide who to vote for.

However, being an African writer, from a continent that has suffered a great deal at the hands of foreign governments, including the United States of America, I consider Joe Biden a hypocrite since he failed to call other American presidents Racists before Trump.

And I strongly believe that true Americans will never vote for Joe Biden because he is a hypocrite.

The Forgotten Segregation Crimes In The United States Of America In Images

Anti-civil rights crime in America

"Dedicated To Congressman John Lewis, For His Selfless Fight For The Emancipation of black people." - Joel Savage

The white missionaries were the first to introduce the Bible in Africa or to the black man. In that Bible, it is written that God created man in His own image, yet the black man became a target of all kinds of cruelties because of the color of his skin. 

Columbus Was In Trouble Before 'Black Lives Matter' Demonstrators Pulled Down His Statue

The fall of the statue of Christopher Columbus in Saint Paul, Minnesota

The world is bleeding because world leaders that often put criminals behind bars are the same leaders in the United States of America and many European countries that, for centuries, have been aiding and supporting crimes committed by some historical figures linked to slavery and colonial brutalities.

You can't apologize for slavery when statues like those of Francis Drake and Christopher Columbus are standing on this earth since they continuously remind descendants of slavery of bitter memories. 

You can't apologize for colonial aggression and brutality while there are statues of King Leopold II all over Belgium commemorating his achievements of killing thousands of Africans, including women and children.

What Black people know is there are some white people out there that want the Black man to feel stupid, but we shall not feel the way they want us to be.

 

From historical time till now, all that we read every day is "the first white man to do this and the first white man to do that"; hardly anyone reads "the first Black man to do this."

Frankly speaking, white people have claimed to be the first men to do every good thing on this earth but not the first white man to carry shit because that is bad. Yet history acknowledges the fact that civilization commenced in Africa. 

People who doubt that must first read about Egypt and the ancient city in Mali, West Africa, called Timbuktu.

After the brutal murder of George Floyd, an African-American, by white racist officers, Black people who are fed up with such killings with impunity took to the streets, not only in America but also in other countries around the globe. 

This enabled the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, which came into existence in 2013, to stand firm against those unnecessary and senseless killings of African-Americans.

The 'Black Lives Matter' demonstrators demanded the pulling down of certain historical figures commemorating and linking to slavery, such as Christopher Columbus in Saint Paul, Minnesota; King Leopold II in Belgium; and Robert Milligan, a slave owner in London.

Yet many, including American President Donald Trump, are objecting to the removal of those statues. 

There are many historical facts that aren't accurate; for example, before the demonstrators stormed the streets after the death of George Floyd, there had already been the demand for Christopher Columbus statues to be broken down.

Historians argue that it's not possible that Christopher Columbus was the first man to discover America because there were already Native Americans—Arawak Indians—before he arrived in America. 

Thus, many reggae musicians not pleased over those historical lies have already played songs against Christopher Columbus. Two such musicians are the Jamaican reggae stars, 'Burning Spear' and Joseph Hill, the lead singer of the group called 'Culture.'

African-Americans, or Black people in general, will not repay evil for evil or reviling for reviling, but it’s time to denounce racism and discrimination and seek equal opportunities because Black Lives Matter too. The red color of blood in white is the same in black.

What Does Kevin De Bruyne's 'Black Lives Matter' Jersey Mean To Belgium?

Kevin De Bruyne and others support the Black Lives Matter movement following the murder of the African-American George Floyd. Photo credit: rtl.be/sport

Kevin De Bruyne is a Belgian professional football player who will be 29 on June 28, 2020. His prowess in football as a midfield player has enabled him to play for the league club Manchester City and the Belgian National Team.

After a hundred days of the English Premier League suspension due to the coronavirus, Manchester City and Arsenal players exhibited jerseys on the soccer field with the inscription 'Black Lives Matter' behind.

Following the brutal murder of the African-American, George Floyd, many organizations and football players around the globe have shown solidarity and supported the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, since there is also a serious issue of racism in football.

Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne was among other players to denounce racism in soccer as he knelt on the field. However, I strongly believe De Bruyne's action may trigger many questions of interest.

The footballer comes from Belgium, a country that has hailed and supported colonial crimes by erecting statues and naming streets after Leopold II, a king who maimed, hacked the wrists and limbs of children, and killed thousands of Congolese.

Why, for decades, has it never been a subject of interest to Kevin De Bruyne and other Belgian players, including Romelu Lukaku and Vincent Kompany, to speak about that inglorious statue of Leopold II, which has brought shame, disrespect, and insults to the Black man?

You need to consider people who deliberately do the wrong things yet pretend they have done something good very dangerous. That is both the Belgian government and its royal family. If there isn't any statue for Hitler for killing Jews, then there shouldn't be any statue for Leopold II for killing Africans, because we are all human beings.

The color of a person doesn't matter more than the brain he has; therefore, this color issue was just institutionalized as a barrier for the greedy white people to oppress other people to work as slaves for them, leading to slavery, colonial brutalities, and apartheid.

Marc Dutroux is a Belgian convicted pedophile who killed children. He was convicted in 1989 for the abduction and rape of five young girls, and in 2004, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for the abduction, rape, and killings of young girls. 

Since 2004, I have been waiting for the Belgian government to unveil the statue of Dutroux, but it has never happened. Sometimes I wonder why a country that has gained world recognition in beer and chocolate production would ruin its reputation in this manner.

Surprisingly, despite all the problems, including demonstrations and hate that have been generated against the government and the royal family over those stupid statues, the Belgian government wasn't prepared to remove them until angry protesters defaced one of Leopold's statues in Ekeren, one of Belgium's municipalities.

The removal of Leopold's statue in Ekeren has a voice that, if the Belgian government or the royal family is wise, they should listen to. Also, Kevin De Bruyne's jersey has a message that, if they listen carefully, they will hear.

Already, statues serving slavery and colonial interests are being pulled down. The Belgian government and the royal family shouldn't wait for another 'George Floyd' to be killed, followed by riots, before they consider pulling down the senseless Leopold's statues.

A word to the wise is enough.

Priti Patel and Britain’s Double Standards on Black Lives Matter

Priti Patel, a British politician and member of Parliament

On May 25, 2020, a 46-year-old African-American or Black man called George Floyd was brutally murdered by white racist police officers in the United States of America. This sparked demonstrations, riots, and looting around the world, including in America and the United Kingdom.

HORRIFIC IMAGES OF A SAD JOURNEY AND BRUTALITIES AGAINST AFRICAN-AMERICANS

African-Americans were subjected to all kinds of cruelties, including lynching and hanging because of the colour of the skin

How much more can African-Americans take? According to history, the first slave ship from Africa arrived in the US colony of Virginia in 1619. From there on, without any rest African slaves, struggling to be accepted as human beings or Americans, today, were subjected to all kinds of cruelties, dehumanization, and discrimination.

This article is to present in images of the horror, killings, racism, discrimination that have been perpetrated against African-Americans, ever since they disembarked from the slave ships till today.

The beginning of the sad story of African-Americans

• Image of the Cape Coast Castle, where thousands of African slaves were shipped from Africa to the United States of America

• How African slaves were crammed into a ship and taken away to America

• Thousands of African-American slaves under brutal conditions, worked with tears in the cotton fields. 

• The Klu Klux Klan, a racial hate group, terrorized African-Americans and burned down their houses

• African-Americans were lynched and hanged by white Americans because of the colour of his skins

• Police brutality against blacks in America has been taking place for ages with impunity

It will be an infinite task if I have to continue posting horrific images of brutalities against African-Americans. The African-Americans never called for slavery but the wake up one morning to see themselves in a strange land. They never called for the lynching and hanging but they have been caught in between such crimes with impunity.

There is a significant Ghanaian proverb which says, "A child who wouldn't allow his or her parents to sleep by crying the whole night, will also not sleep. If it's the wish or desire for some people to kill blacks or cause them harm because of the colour of the skin or hate, they will never know peace.

They will never have the sweet taste of peace because when the rain falls, it doesn't fall on one man's roof. Since violence affects everyone in society, they will have their share and impact on society from the senseless racial problem and hate they started.

THE SEARCH FOR NEW VACCINES MARKET IN AFRICA BY BILL GATES

The South African president, Cyril Ramaphosa, and Bill Gates

The United States of America and Western European countries, such as France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Britain, Germany, etc, were not only interested in looting the continent with the full force of brutality but also interested in destroying and underdeveloping Africa.

Why one particular continent had to suffer slavery, the atrocities of colonialism, the horrors of Apartheid, and the devastating impact of Aids, Ebola, and other man-made diseases, such as Burkitt's lymphoma, nodding disease, and Kaposi's sarcoma, according to research by German medical doctor Wolff Geisler and Dutch scientist and microsurgeon, Johan van Dongen?

Only a few European doctors and scientists have written the truth about what actually happened on the African continent, especially the physical and medical crimes foreign governments and health institutions, such as the World Health Organization, committed in Africa with impunity.

Surprisingly, those not interested to write the truth, would try all their possible best either to call the authentic and unique articles of those writers on the path of truth, false conspiracy theories or suppress information, by tagging the article 'Fake News,' yet they don't call the grime terror of Apartheid, slavery, and colonialism, 'Fake News.'

Before independence swept through Africa, the continent had been a target for all kinds of cruelties, just for the advanced countries to control the continent's resources. 

However, Africa is still not free. If the continent is plagued by man-made diseases such as Aids and Ebola, through the World Health Organization and Bill Gates, then there are possibilities that Africans are used as  Guinea pigs in testing new drugs manufactured by pharmaceutical companies in the United States of America.

European and American writers and the mainstream media, including CNN, BBC, Fox News, etc, are only interested in praising and giving applause to Bill Gates, "as the co-founder of Microsoft and philanthropist, who is changing the face of Africa, through vaccines to eradicate diseases from the continent.

But they never publish that the vaccines brought to Africa by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation are new vaccines to use on the African population to find its strength or weakness for the European, American, and African markets. 

The evil things these people and governments are doing, including the World Health Organization, are what have inspired other world leaders, like Kim Jong Un of North Korea, Russian leader Vladimir Putin, the Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, and the Chinese leader Xi Jinping, to be very stubborn.

Since Africa is the only continent among the seven continents with the weakest borders and security, with the history of slavery, colonial brutalities, Apartheid, and man-made diseases of Aids and Ebola, without any confrontation, aggression, or demonstration, some European and American leaders still think of its easy penetration to follow their clandestine plans.

Without Africa, Europe and America are nothing, this is a fact, that can't be ignored, else under the umbrella of the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control, Bill Gates and the US government wouldn't have been deliberately testing Ebola in Congo, to get the 'almighty cobalt,' they are looking for their electrical gadgets, including computers and mobile phones.

The ignorant people world, dangerous health websites, and fake news media say Ebola is not man-made but spread by bats. I need to tell the world that before the vaccine for malaria was produced by the white man, Africans lived with bats, monkeys, and ate bush meat, yet there were no diseases such as HIV-Aids and Ebola. 

Ebola occurred in the West African countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia in the year 2014, but before the disease occurred, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control owned a patent on a particular strain of Ebola or vaccine, known as "EboBun." It's patent No. CA2741523A1, and it was awarded in 2010. That means they are aware and prepared to trigger Ebola hemorrhagic fever in those West African countries.

Woe unto evildoers who think lies have now defeated the truth, and therefore, have glory and power to do whatever they like. They must continue to enjoy their short reign, suppress information, and call genuine articles 'Fake news.' When the end comes, it will be more disastrous than what we are witnessing today in the time of the coronavirus.

AN OPEN LETTER TO AFP JOURNALIST AMANUEL NEGUEDE ABOUT BILL GATES' VACCINES

Amanuel Neguede: AFP fact-checking journalist in Addis Ababa



Mr. Amanuel Neguede, your article entitled "French doctor did not urge Africans to avoid a Bill Gates vaccine," which was published on April 9, 2020, in AFP Check Fact, has caught my attention. 



According to the publication, you did an investigation by following the story, only to find out that it was a hoax. Doctor Didier Raoult didn't say that Africans should reject Bill Gates's vaccine.

 

I don't know the significance of your investigation and the publication of your article because if you have been paid to publish such an insignificant article, then I am sorry, your publication can't change the minds of Africans.

 

When the publication came out, I posted it directly on the Facebook page of Dr. Didier Raoult. If it's false or a hoax, why didn't the doctor contact me or remove it? Mr. Neguede, it seems you are assisting AFP to suppress information. 

 

Mr. Neguede, if you are a qualified journalist as you claim to be, firstly, you should have investigated the background and activities of Bill and Melinda Gates' Foundation in third-world countries.

 

Secondly, you should have investigated how HIV-Aids, Burkitt's lymphoma, Kaposi's sarcoma, nodding disease, and Ebola occurred in Africa.

 

And finally, if you are a qualified journalist, before the publication of your article, you should have investigated the clandestine backgrounds of the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control in third-world countries.

If you want to challenge me or don't believe me, after reading this article, send me your e-mail through the contact form, and I will provide you with vital documents about all the medical crimes the World Health Organization committed in Africa.

 

You are an African, Mr. Negueda, unless you have been paid to write this insignificant article because you should even have known by now that both the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, have accused Bill Gates of testing Ebola in Congo and my friend, Johan van Dongen, the Dutch scientist, and micro-surgeon, has also documents about that.

 

Among all the seven continents in the world, Africa is the only continent that has suffered slavery, colonialism, brutalities, Apartheid, HIV-AIDS, and Ebola. Please, if you know how to investigate a true or a hoax story, why have you failed to investigate why Europe and America can't leave Africa alone?

 

I am trying to do my own investigation to find out where you come from. After reading your article, I saw 'Fact-checking journalist in Addis Ababa,' thus, I strongly believe that you are an Ethiopian.

 

The same country, the criminal Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, comes from. This even supports my claim that you have probably been paid to write this article so that Bill Gates's dangerous vaccines will find their way into Africa. 

How is it possible that on May 6, 2020, I published ‘AFRICANS MUST BE AWARE OF FOREIGN DRUGS AND VACCINES AGAINST CORONAVIRUS, then just three days after the publication, you published this article?

Birds of the same feathers flock together, Tedros Ghebreyesus and Bill Gates.

 

Until this world becomes a better place for everyone to lead a normal life, we need qualified journalists who have dedicated their lives to pursuing the truth. 

 

There are so many Africans employed by foreign media to make it easy for people like Bill Gates to use Africans as guinea pigs to test drugs and vaccines on the continent. I think you are one of them.

 

Have you seen the world today, decimated by the coronavirus? Lies and deceptions have played major roles in it. And to summarize this article, probably, you may not understand why I called the WHO Director-General, Ghebeyesus, a criminal.

 

Please, if you are interested, you can read this article: CAN GHEBREYESUS TELL THE WORLD THE TRUTH ABOUT EBOLA? – ASKS SCIENTIST DONGEN 

 

When you write the truth, people interested in what you write will always try to find you, the reason I have thousands of followers on the major social media platforms. 

Primitive lives that undermine Africa's development

Is this culture, tradition, or illiteracy?

No one gives respect to countries in which citizens don’t have any respect for themselves or their leaders. Slavery, colonialism, apartheid, AIDS, Ebola, or whatever is not possible in the developed world, but is possible in Africa because Africans trust and give respect to the white man, while they hate themselves.

The way Africans, including Ghanaians, hate and treat themselves will always be an opportunity for the developed world to do any evil thing they wish in the African continent, because, after all, they don’t love themselves.

Last year, during a meeting, President Donald Trump referred to African countries, Haiti, and El Salvador as "shithole" nations.  The 55-nation African Union said the remarks were clearly racist, while Botswana's government called Trump's comment reprehensible and racist. Yet, many African countries, including Ghana, continue to insult themselves, followed by derogatory comments.

The question is: Why was the African continent angry with Trump if Ghanaians are calling their leaders’ names worse than the reference to Africa as a ‘shithole nation ’? Recently, I posted an article on the ModernGhana news site entitled “Two Mistakes That Have Given Nana Akufo-Addo International Recognition.” https://bit.ly/2BTjb8A

It was an article based on facts, without any insult to the president, yet there was a comment from someone who said, “This is what you can write about your president? Stupid fool, this is not gonna affect the president, but the entire nation. Destroying the president to the world is like destroying the whole nation.”

I replied to the one by saying, “This is the problem with stupid Ghanaians such as Owoahene; they can't stand the truth. You are stupid, the reason you can't even write your real name. In the first place, your president is the only person who has 110 ministers and copied American leaders’ speeches. What's wrong with my article?

Yet, that Ghanaian who wasn’t happy with what I wrote has no guts or brain to protest or comment against the insults directed at the former Ghanaian leader, John Mahama. Just read the Ghanaian papers, including ModernGhana, and you’ll be shocked to read names, insults, and derogatory comments against the ex-Ghanaian leader, yet Africans often accuse the white man of being racist.

According to history, civilization began in Africa, but sometimes, I doubt if this history carries any truth because Africa is the most backward, heavily demented, superstitious, and illiterate continent, without any progress, yet not ready to change their ways and outrageous characters. Hypocrisy, corruption, nepotism, tribalism, and hatred are what Africa stands for.

When it comes to hypocrisy, I can say with confidence that about 65% of Ghanaians are pure hypocrites. Many don’t read before passing comments. I shared my experience in an article captioned “Why Travelling To Ghana Scares Me To Death,’ after losing 10,000 euros I invested in Ghana due to a fraudulent chief who sold the land for me.

The article didn’t generate many comments on ‘ModernGhana,’ but it got 55 comments on ‘GhanaWeb.’ After going through the comments, I was shocked to read what some Ghanaians wrote. Under some of my articles, some people have used my name—Joel Savage, like the commenter—even though I hardly visit Ghanaweb. Why do many Ghanaians behave in that way?

To find the truth behind AIDS and Ebola as biological weapons, I travelled to see one of Holland’s best scientists, former Professor Johan Van Dongen, and then later went to Germany to see Dr. Wolff Geisler, who has also written books about AIDS, Ebola, and other man-made diseases.

The two in medical professions don’t know each other, yet the documents they gave me all point fingers at the US government for creating the biological weapons AIDS and Ebola to depopulate the rapidly growing population of Africa, destabilize our economy, and take control over Africa’s rich resources.

Yet, when I started publishing the truth behind Aids and Ebola on the ModernGhana news site, many people, including Ghanaians, attacked and insulted me. What kind of hypocrisy is that, and how do Africans expect Africa to grow if they maintain such ugly attitudes?

Foreign diplomats, including Americans, continue to surround Africa, taking pictures with African leaders with beautiful smiles. Do African leaders think foreign powers like them because they are Black or African? It’s because of what they desperately need in Africa, the rich resources; they show that false smile and love to African leaders.

They say Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome originated in Africa. Has any intelligent African leader asked the US government, "Why haven't thousands of African-Americans been to Africa before after slavery?" Therefore, why has the disease AIDS drastically affected both original Africans and African-Americans in the same manner?  

How do we expect Africa to move forward if the continent is under leaders interested in the money the US government gives them to cover up every crime committed, rather than the welfare and health of its citizens? Yesterday was AIDS, today is Ebola, and who knows what comes tomorrow?

Barack Obama - The Kind Of Man Michelle Obama Married

Michelle and Barack Obama

Michelle Obama, the former first lady, behind Barack Obama, is one of the most respected women in the world. Her love and respect for mankind have no boundary, yet her husband committed the most serious crime during his tenure in the White House in the year 2014.

Both Michelle and Barack Obama originate from Africa, one of the richest continents in the world, whose treasures have been one of the reasons Europe and America have maintained a flexible economy today. Even Africa's artifacts weren't spared; they stole everything.

Unfortunately, Africa doesn’t benefit from its rich resources. Instead, the continent's resources have been a curse, leading to all kinds of cruelty against Africa. There is no continent in the world that has suffered such a great deal as Africa.

It has suffered domination and all kinds of cruelties, ranging from slavery, colonial brutality, Apartheid, the deliberate spread of diseases, and the testing of biological weapons. Thus, it was a hope for many black people around the globe, including Africa, that since Obama is the first black US president, he would lift the image of Africa.

Unfortunately, it was a false hope. Obama, under oath, swears to defend and protect the US Constitution, which involves the clandestine activities of spreading man-made diseases and the testing of biological weapons.

Obama has no choice; he wouldn't like to be called a cowardly American leader, even when it comes to the killing of his own parents in Africa. In the year 2014, the US government under Obama's administration opened the hell gate of Ebola in three West African countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia, in support of the US government's biological project for global depopulation.

In one of Michelle Obama’s interviews with NBC television, she said that Barack Obama is a perfect husband and father, but he often wins, playing tennis with his wife. “It's annoying,” said Michelle Obama.

KWAME NKRUMAH ON FREEDOM AND THE UNIFICATION OF AFRICA

Kwame Nkrumah

Kwame Nkrumah was the prime minister of the first independent state of Ghana in Tropical Africa in 1957. He was one of the most prominent ideologues of the national liberation movement in Africa.

His philosophy belongs to such works as "Autobiography", "I'm talking about freedom," "Africa must unite,"  as well as "Consensusism - Consciousness ") and" Class struggle in Africa ". His political philosophy, his vision of the past, present, and future of Africa, he detailed in the work "Africa must unite."

Speaking about the past of Africa, Nkrumah resolutely denied the colonial myth of "inferiority" of Africans, that they "did not invent the wheel or writing," that they "have no mathematics or art," and that they never had statehood. Nkrumah recalls that it was Africa that was the birthplace of man, and it was in Africa that, for several millennia, a great Egyptian civilization developed. 

Referring to written documents, he said that Ghana was already a centralized state in the 14th century. In the state of Mali, the successor of Ghana, some universities exchanged scientists with Spain and the states of the Muslim world. 

One of the most famous Islamic writers, Ibn Battuta, lived in the middle of the 14th century. The journey through Mali left an interesting testimony (Nkrumah cites him) about the Malians' character and their political life: they "are rarely unjust and have a greater disgust for injustice than any other people. 

Their Sultan is merciless to those who are even to the slightest degree guilty of this evil. In this country, there is total security. Travelers and residents do not need to be afraid of either robbers or rapists. 

They do not confiscate the property of a white man who died in their country, even if they were untold riches. On the contrary, this property is deposited for trustworthy White people, and it remains with them until the legal heir enters into possession of it."

"Is it possible to say the same thing about the European contemporaries of that era?" - asks Nkrumah and responds negatively to himself. The European conquest of Africa was accompanied by monstrous atrocities. But the most tragic consequence for the development of Africa was the slave trade, which lasted three hundred or more years. 

The number of Africans taken to slavery was from 20 million to 50 million people, and in their homeland, in Africa, everywhere it was possible to see inscriptions "Africans are not admitted" or "Only for Europeans". Nkrumah emphasizes that many Africans began to reconcile themselves with the idea of their "inferiority."

And when this theory was called into question, the whole system of colonialism was under attack. He notes with satisfaction the fact that in liberated Africa, most political leaders strongly reject racial discrimination. "We have suffered too much from racism to seek to perpetuate this evil," Nkrumah wrote.

A chapter on "How Ghana Became a Sovereign State" is very political and instructive. Nkrumah immediately emphasizes that the colonial powers do not voluntarily give up political control over any country. Before they left, they sought to cause a split and rivalry between different forces and groups in accordance with the old "divide and conquer" strategy. 

Nkrumah talks about how the British government sought to impose a "democratic" constitution on independent Ghana, many of whose provisions severely limited its sovereignty and freedom.

Speaking for the socialist path to the progress of Ghana, Nkrumah sought to translate abstract ideological formulas and appeals into a simple and understandable language. He wrote, "We are achieving full employment, the provision of well-organized homes, and equal opportunities for the entire people to receive education and develop a culture to the highest level. 

This means that the level of prices for goods must match the level of wages; apartment, the fee should be commensurate with the means of all population groups; social services should encompass all; and means of education and culture should be accessible to everyone.

Speaking about the need for industrialization, he referred to the experience of the USSR, but the most suitable model for Ghana was considered to be countries such as Japan, China, and India.

Kwame Nkrumah was an ardent supporter of the unity of Africa. "For us, Africa with its islands is a single Africa," he stressed. - We reject any partitions. From Tangier and Cairo in the north to Cape Town in the south, from Cape Guardafui in the east to the islands of Cape Verde in the west, Africa is one and indivisible.

Nkrumah was the first to put forward the idea of the formation of the Continental government for Africa. In his opinion, this government, embodying the political and economic unification of the African continent, should pursue three main goals. First, it will carry out general economic planning on the continent. 

This will require thinking and finding ways and means to create a common market for United Africa (without tempting ourselves with the dubious benefits of association with the European Common Market), to introduce a common monetary system and currency area, and to establish a central issuing bank.

Secondly, the Continental Government will ensure the establishment of a common military command by all the land, sea, and air forces of Africa, and the development of a common defensive strategy to fight against a possible imperialist aggressor.

Thirdly, the Continental Government will pursue a unified foreign policy and diplomacy. This will allow the African states not only to speak unanimously in international organizations but also to significantly alleviate the burden of a separate diplomatic mission outside Africa.

Developing his vision of the political formulation of African unity, Nkrumah also expressed the idea of creating a continental parliament consisting of two chambers. One chamber, ensuring the equality of the associated states, is formed by equal representation from each of them, regardless of the size of the territory and population.

 

It is designed to formulate a common policy on the most important issues of security, defense, and development in Africa. In another chamber, the representation of states is constructed in proportion to the size of their population, and it discusses all other problems of daily life and the development of Africa.

In concluding his book, Kwame Nkrumah wrote, "What unites us is much stronger than what is currently dividing us, and our common goal should be the dignity, progress, and prosperity of Africa." His call for the unification of Africa has found understanding in many African countries. In 1963, the Organization of African Unity (OAU) was created. 

According to the adopted charter of the OAU, the supreme body of the OAU is the Assembly of Heads of State and Government, which meets annually. The supreme executive body is the Council of Foreign Ministers. A number of committees and commissions on special issues have been created in the system of OAU bodies. 

In particular, there is a special commission on mediation, conciliation, and arbitration, which helped to resolve several conflicts in African states. Remarkably, decades after Nkrumah's idea of African Unity was realized in 1963, the European Union was formed in 1993.