I need the help of non blacks because they couldn't support me

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 I need the help of non blacks because they couldn't support me 

No, I am not anti-West or racist, I am pro black 

Before you read on, please make sure you understand the context of this post. It's very important you do, otherwise you'll completely misunderstand everything.

The reason I wrote this post is because about two weeks ago, I had a bad experience with a payment gateway that confiscated my earnings. This caused me to fell into depression, which I've not recovered from till now. 

I wrote about the experience in details at save me from depression and possible suicide, pleading to my readers (who I know are mostly blacks) to come to my aid.

But to my surprise, nobody has supported me even as I begged my readers to help me to hire legal team to recover my money. I know from my traffic analytics that black people from around the world read this blog, yet nobody came to my aid.

This lead me to start wondering a lot of things. My brain has been buzzing with the question why? Why? Why?

Could it be that black people are not supportive of one another? If yes, this could be one of our major problem as a race that I've never thought about.

Could it be that my readers are poor?

Could it be that my blog lacks exposure?

I am sure one of the above has to be the reason that nobody has supported me, although my readers being poor don't quite fit because if that was the reason, then someone would have supported me with something like $1.

So, what I want to do now is use this opportunity to beg non-blacks who read this blog to help me instead.

If you're non black reader of this blog, please read my ordeal at save me from depression and possible suicide and support me. 

My Bitcoin address is below, another payment method is on the support me page.

If I don't get any support from non blacks as well, I'll know it's not about exposure.

But if I get any support from non-blacks, it will tell me that the problem isn't lack of exposure but that blacks are after all not supportive of one another.

If that happens, I'll obey what Bill Clinton once said. I once heard Clinton on TV say "you have to accept the fact as you find it." If that happens to be the truth, I'll either close this blog or at least quit posting anything anymore.

The reason I'll have to do that is because most people who read this blog probably consider my online persona as being a racist. So, I suffer bad public image for the sake of defense of black people, who I am beginning to realize don't care about me, in fact, someone told me that my money was confiscated by Paystack (a Stripe company) because of the Afro-centric message I carry on this blog.

I don't know who's reading this but let me use this opportunity to inform you that I am not racist. 

If you think I am racist, you're grossly mistaken. I only write to expose suppressed historical facts that black people should know. 

No, I am not racist, in fact, I have a history of supporting white people. I have given to white causes at one point or the other in the past. 

I still have a record of one of them, which was a plea by former US presidents, George Bush, Bill Clinton, Barrack Obama, openly begging for money on TV, sometime in 2017, to support a cause. 

I tuned my TV right here in Africa, saw them and I was touched. I immediately donated $25 or thereabout. I could have donated even more but that was all I had in my card at that instant.

See below for message by the George Bush library acknowledging my donation.



So, if you ever thought that I hate white people, above is the proof you need to know that I don't.

NB: I like researching stuff, that's why I made this post. I am eager to learn from this. If I get love from non blacks, I'll accept the fact as I find it, and either close this blog or stop posting again. Whatever lesson I learn from this will guide me into the future.

Again, non blacks please support me to hire a legal team to recover my earnings. 

Finally, to understand more about the context of this post, read save me from depression and possible suicide.

Africason

Africason is a die-hard believer in Africa.
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