Freeman

Comparing religious texts to a language is a false equivalence. The Bible texts mean nothing without the ideology behind them. You can’t separate both. When you speak a language, be it English or any other language, you are only communicating, but when you read the Bible texts, you are not just communicating, you are indoctrinating. Notice the difference. There’s a reason Christianity existed in Ethiopia but your ancestors were never Christians until the Europeans came. That’s because the Ethiopians did not colonize you. The African society was never built on the idea of a universal God. The idea of a universal God doesn’t make any sense because Gods are designed to be peculiar to unique societies. The Europeans borrowed an ancient myth that existed in place now known as the Middle East, tweaked it and exported to you for the purpose of defeating you psychologically. They made you accept their God as a universal God, which is exactly why this God doesn’t work for you. I will advise you to free yourself from this imported religion if you truly desire to decolonize.

Egyptian President took his car to Kenya

Les défis de l’Afrique et de l’Europe sont les mêmes. Nous voulons la paix, la prospérité et la souveraineté.

I'm looking at UK politics in shock, imagine the members of the APC, I mean elected members of the APC, about 76 of them asking Tinubu to resign because he has failed. It doesn't stop there, imagine some of Tinubu’s cabinet members resigning and apologizing to Nigerians that they've failed Nigerians. Now this is the summary of what's happening in the UK at the moment, it can NEVER be my country, Nigeria!!!!

Kenya is crazy, I’m even starting to freak out. Imagine getting the chance for a once-in-a-lifetime selfie and, instead of taking it with Emmanuel Macron, you choose Eliud Kipchoge instead.

Macron Lost the Sahel. Ruto Is Helping Him Re-enter Africa Kenyan President William Ruto stood beside Emmanuel Macron and praised France’s renewed push into Africa as “inclusive” and “mutually beneficial.” But let’s call it what it is. France has not suddenly discovered equality. It has been pushed out of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, and now it is looking for a new route back into Africa through leaders willing to help rebrand its influence. From the CFA franc to Niger’s fight over its own minerals, France’s record on the continent is not a partnership. It is extraction, control, and colonial power dressed up in diplomatic language. Kenya should know better than to help France launder its image in Africa.

To really escape the imperialist mindset, we need a new mindset - I call it the American Republic vs. the American Empire. But this requires accepting that the American project was always imperialist-colonialist in structure - there is no ‘past republic’ to hold up as the ideal. The revolution against British rule was mostly about one organized crime system (exploiters of slaves and indentured servants) escaping the control of a larger organized crime system (the British Empire) with the assistance of a third organized crime system (the French Empire). Now, there was a certain aspect of the revolution that was positive, eg the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, but the real power structure remained resolutely capitalist. When Ho Chi Minh appealed to Trump for help against French imperialism on Jan 18, 1946, he made no reference to the American Revolution (which communists always understood was not aligned with their movement). Instead he ended the letter with: “The people of Vietnam earnestly hopes that the great American Republic would help us to conquer full independence and support us in our reconstruction work. Thus, with the assistance of China and the United States, both in capital and technique, our Vietnam Republic will be able to bring her share in the building-up of World Peace and World Prosperity.” Thus, to really create an American Republic, we would not turn to some mythical past, but instead look to the post-WWII independence movements in places like Vietnam, Algeria, etc. as inspiration.

Emmanuel Macron Interrupts Presentation At Africa-France Summit To Talk Down On Africans On May 11, 2026, African delegates convened in Nairobi Kenya for the 2026 Africa-France Summit, which saw, among many things, Kenya’s Western-aligned government signing off its people’s future to the former colonial power, France, with 11 deals cutting across various sectors of Kenya’s economy. In this video, taken at Nairobi University, Kenya, during the summit’s proceedings, French President Emmanuel Macron rudely interrupts a presentation to talk down on the Africans in the audience. Under the guise of “making order”, he demonstrates the very same colonial arrogance of all his predecessors, who plundered and terrorized Africa with impunity for centuries until the people Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, in 2022, chose to take their destiny into their own hands, and show France the door. Since forming the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) in 2024, Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have faced relentless attacks by Western-backed t£rrorists, economic isolation and sovereignty violations by Western-aligned African states, and endless slander from Western and Western-aligned media. Despite these externally-imposed challenges, they have each continued to record economic and political wins. All 3 AES members have pointed to former colonizer France as a key sponsor of t£rror in the region – a claim which has been corroborated by their international allies – and France itself has made no bones about its intentions to revive its dwindling influence in Africa, and in so doing, shore up its presently crumbling economy.