Tuesday, 10 December 2013

                                             MY AFRIKAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS
We all have reached a time where technology has allowed us all the ability to converse and express our views. As black people, we now want to know more facts than we ever have. Some of us keep others on their toes with daily questions concerning our origin, our past and also our future. Our number one concern seems to be how to overcome all of our many problems. Do we stay here or do we go? Do we wait on God or fight this fight alone? Is this a spiritual battle or do we wait on politics? Is this an intellectual battle or are we going to actually do something?
Are things going to get better or are we fooling ourselves? Do we unite or continue our battle online and only with each other? Is there a promised land or do we get with the native people and demand a return of our stolen land? Is this a moral question or should we abide by their illegal laws?

Some have suggested reparations, while others have suggested Jesus.
Some have suggested education, while others have no opinion at all.
Some of us don't think there is anything wrong to begin with. We intellectualize every aspect of our journey here on this planet in hopes of what?
I have reached the conclusion that this is all becoming entertainment for the masses. One hundred years from now, people will conclude that we spent our time trying to outsmart one another.
If this is our struggle, we must redefine it totally. We are our worst enemy. Our denial of this is why we do so very little about a workable solution to our own problems. First we must pledge to get up off our asses and hit the streets. Stop trying to convince each other of our beliefs. We must stop trying to copy europeans with the use of titles. We all originate from a time when we were only Black and now must return to that ideology. We continue to knock on life's door being Christians or Muslims, the ANC or IFP and the DA etc. and forget our genetic link to the original Black people.
We were once denied these associations so now we are so proud to be included. We now reject one another based on which group we belong to.
The government loves our diversity because it causes our disunity. Our status here and abroad is looked upon with laughter because we are claiming titles that further divide us. We have the audacity to claim to be Americans but won't embrace our Afrikan neighbor. We need not look at geographical lines on a map but the blood lines running through our veins. Our enemies have given us a multitude of choices and then sit back and watch us fight each other over titles and locations on a map. We need to love our folks whether they are from Ghana or Mississippi whether they have a PhD. or a G.E.D. We need to love our folks because they are our folks. Being Black should give us a pass with each other. We should all stop pretending to be something that we are not and start to be who we are.

We must start to knock on the door as Black people and Black people only. All other titles should be left at home for our personal use.
The struggle will always remain a struggle when we show up as a bickering, divided and unorganized race of people. So far, the people in the struggle trying to move us ahead, very seldom ever discuss their personal, political and religious philosophies. It is not about us as individuals but a matter of stewarding the untold number of people who are clueless. The comatose don't care about our religious, political or educational affiliation. It should be the real Afrikan in us that put our people first and our new found intelligence second. We must start to show up globally as one people without separate titles.


Can we imagine our future when we start to embrace each other on sight, instead of asking "what are you"? Let us tear down all the barriers that keep us from our appointment with greatness.
We online, are the worst example of neglecting the real people in need. I need to do more and you need to do more. We should not rest until we all have the complete freedom to reach our full potential.
That includes a return to our own spirituality, economics, education and culture, free of interference from anyone. Freedom would also mean a complete return of all our land. Acceptance of less means acceptance of their superior status over us. We have the power but only if we unite globally with all people of colour and not demand, but take back what is naturally ours, by any means. We are the majority population universally, and must not give in to the weakening power of division.


We have a spiritual and humane obligation to return and enlighten our less fortunate brothers and sisters. How sad it is, to see us entertaining each other with so much redundancy when there is so much real work waiting to be done.

 We must gather our collective strength to formulate an effort to reach out to all the people in need of a spiritual home and in search of an earthly mission. We must all reject the tendency to continue as is. As long as we are willing to unite for the good of our Afrikan ancestors and the people clinging to hope today, please join us. We have wise men and women who I believe and know can help unite us here and abroad. We must all accept that we will all have to answer to a higher authority.

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