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Buffalo soldiers: what's Bob Marley talking about ? A model of how white people use black people till this day The older I grow, the more I realize there's an ancient conspiracy against black people by Western interests but which you can never learn in school. It's purposefully kept out of the system of education for the obvious reason it would wake black people up if taught publicly.  The more I research it through history, international politics and relation, and current affairs, it becomes clearer. And the more I piece things together, the more it becomes increasing clear to me that black people don't understand what's going on in this world and how the world works.  In fact, black people don't know about this ancient mischievous conspiracy created against Africa and all black skinned people as a race.  This malicious mischief is what gave white people the justification for slavery, colonialism, apartheid, neo-colonialism and ultimately our condition today as

Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, Arabs have started the re-enslavement of Africa History always repeat itself Most people in Africa think that our African ancestors were stupid and that Arabs and white people enslaved Africa between 1100-1900 because of our stupidity. No, that's not true. Our ancestors were not stupid, rather they were gradually tricked into participating in slave trade and before they realized what they were doing it was already late.  Slave trade didn't begin by buying slaves. It began by buying legitimate products such as gold, grains, ivory and tusks, timber, and things of that nature. So, be informed that slaves were not the primary reason that white people came to Africa at first.  Slave trade came later, it evolved over time from legitimate business transaction as our ancestors over many years of legitimate business deals had come to trust and believe that they were dealing with honest white people. They didn't know they (white people) had other pla

How the CIA & MI16 tried to recruit me to participate in terrorism between 2017-2020 International terrorism in the real world My name is Africason. I blog at  www.africason.com , and I talk about African history, black people in general, and the predicament that black people have suffered since our unfortunate contact with Europeans since 332 BC when Alexander (the so called great) conquered Africa and robbed my ancestors at gun point.  Apparently, white people don't want the world; especially Africans and black people in general to know about that. They want us all to be dumb even if we may be educated. This way, we'll be used as conduits to further enslave ourselves forever. Since I discovered this plot to keep black people blind about the past and our unfortunate relationship with Europeans, I decided I'll be taking about it. Nobody will stop me from talking about history and European crimes against black people. In fact, I am still warming up through this blog. In

How Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Christopher Okigbo, Ezekiel Mphahlele & Co were deceived by Britain, the CIA & MI16 to destroy African languages in literature By Africason   The biggest mistake ever made by educated people on the African continent In 1945, the second world war ended, however, with that end began an ideological and geopolitical tussle between Western powers led by USA and their allies (supremacist, capitalists) versus Eastern powers led by Russia and  their allies (socialist, communists). The two powers (East and West) began fighting a weaponless war of supremacy appropriately called the "cold war" in which both sides were vying to outdo each other to control the world. It's called cold war because no weapons were used, instead coercion, lies, threat, psychological means, rhetorics, espionage and things like that were used. Their madness touched everywhere in the world and Africa wasn't left out.  By the 1960's, colonialism was fastly endi

The Dead End of African Literature By Obiajunwa Wali A truly educated African who predicted the death of African languages in literature In order to truly understand the context of this article, please first read:  How Britain and the CIA fooled Wole Soyinka and Chinua Achebe to destroy African languages in literature.  PERHAPS, THE MOST IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENT of the last   Conference of African Writers of English Expression   held in Makerere College, Kampala, in June 1962, is   that African literature as now defined and understood, leads nowhere. The Conference itself marked the final climax of the   attack on the Negritude school of Leopold Senghor   and Aime Cesare. For some time now, African writers   of English expression like Ezekiel Mphahlele, Wole Soyinka, and Christopher Okigbo, have treated this kind   of literature which expresses sterile concepts such as   "negritude" or the "African personality" with the utmost derision. One would say that negritude