Sleep continues to elude me as I
see partial dreams and incomplete visions of foul play, dishonesty, lack of
integrity, greed and a false prejudged concept of Diaspora descendants of the
Transatlantic Slave Trade by Africans. My daily experiences in Ghana attest to those disparagements.
I have found that the average mindsets of the
African are thoroughly saturated with colonization/slave dysfunctions of
control to that worse than in the US. Not only do Africans
not know their rich history, they do not know the history of neither the
Diaspora nor their accomplishments but merely see us as privileged Oburonis and
their ‘cash cow’.
Many are oblivious to how those of Diaspora have fought to regain our heritage, nationality and uniqueness as African descendants in a foreign raciest land. Africans have turned their backs on the Ancestors and African Spirituality for a slave religion of confusion and bondage. Yet, most see themselves as a free people. However, many cannot see that all that they were; that their way of life, the constitutions of the Ancestors were broken down; their culture was altered and replaced by their Britishcolonizers and a Western slave religion was built upon the ruins that left only those essentials of the pennants of the culture that identifies them as African.
Many are oblivious to how those of Diaspora have fought to regain our heritage, nationality and uniqueness as African descendants in a foreign raciest land. Africans have turned their backs on the Ancestors and African Spirituality for a slave religion of confusion and bondage. Yet, most see themselves as a free people. However, many cannot see that all that they were; that their way of life, the constitutions of the Ancestors were broken down; their culture was altered and replaced by their Britishcolonizers and a Western slave religion was built upon the ruins that left only those essentials of the pennants of the culture that identifies them as African.
According to a report from Ghana Health Services, forty-two percent of Ghanaians
have some type of psychological disorder; 32.4% of Ghanaians live with a mental
disease, while 13 percent have mental disabilities. What does this have to do with the Year of Return? Everything.
It explains the troubled mindsets of those Ghanaians, how their religion and politics play a large portion keeping Ghanaians in darkness and chaos with petty mind controlling issues that has never been dealt with. In the richest Continent in the World, Africans live in squalor, poverty and lack. The schools are inadequate unsafe, unhealthful/unsanitary; dilapidated, unmaintained structures with urnals/squats, open sewers, and lawlessness prevail.
It explains the troubled mindsets of those Ghanaians, how their religion and politics play a large portion keeping Ghanaians in darkness and chaos with petty mind controlling issues that has never been dealt with. In the richest Continent in the World, Africans live in squalor, poverty and lack. The schools are inadequate unsafe, unhealthful/unsanitary; dilapidated, unmaintained structures with urnals/squats, open sewers, and lawlessness prevail.
The majority of Diasporas,
particularly those who have repatriated to the Motherland are totally aware of
how Ghanaians/Africans treat those of Diaspora, yet they attempt to help
Ghanaians as they desperately try to become included in the African communities
as easily and less problematic as possible without producing waves or going
against the status quo. Although they
know they are being taking unfair advantage of; they recognize the mental
deficiencies, the insatiable greed for money and the reluctance of law and
government officials to accommodate valid complaints.
Many Diasporas remain silent and perhaps for good cause. The general consensus of injustices and perhaps a fear of backlash from Ghanaians in positions of power welding a big stick of autocracy, siding with fellow Ghanaians whether right or wrong, has caused some to withdraw into seclusion. If they were lucky enough to purchase land without having to pay for it two or three times from multiple family members looking to make a few more Cedis, to build a home on land of which they will never own, they have freed themselves from greedy, unjust lawless landlords. However, must still deal with dysfunctional and disorganized entities, royalty, vendors, taxis and people from all walks of life they must adjust to.
Many Diasporas remain silent and perhaps for good cause. The general consensus of injustices and perhaps a fear of backlash from Ghanaians in positions of power welding a big stick of autocracy, siding with fellow Ghanaians whether right or wrong, has caused some to withdraw into seclusion. If they were lucky enough to purchase land without having to pay for it two or three times from multiple family members looking to make a few more Cedis, to build a home on land of which they will never own, they have freed themselves from greedy, unjust lawless landlords. However, must still deal with dysfunctional and disorganized entities, royalty, vendors, taxis and people from all walks of life they must adjust to.
These detriments along with the
belief in the false propaganda perpetuated from the West in regards of the Diaspora are designed to
cause distrust of Diasporas; to effect
division, petty jealousies and hatred has been the major rift to promote these
injustices. Just as the freed slaves
took care not to go against ‘Mr. Charlie’ merely wanting to live in peace and
acceptance that never came. We of
Diaspora had to fight for the little freedoms we got in the US, and then we come
home and must fight with our sisters and brothers for what is rightfully our
inheritance.
Every Diaspora I know, has
sponsored students and schools and spend within the communities of which they live. Every Diaspora I know has contributed to building
up communities. Every Diaspora I know has experienced some type of indiscretion
and ill treatment at the hands of a
Ghanaian. Some have died having not received justice. We all support and
patronize local vendors who rub their hands together when they see us coming;
therefore, the cost of the inferior product usually goes up. We all pay taxes. We are perpetual targets of
theft and fraud worse than Ghanaians. We have no recourse or protection
from the authorities and must keep our guards up at all times.
At government hospitals, we are charged three times more than a Ghanaian. As one would expect, the way we are treated in the States is an indication of the treatment received from the US Embassy. Those who are financially blessed perhaps agree to conditions of government red tape, gouging, colonial and tribal ignorance’s that supersede the raciest restraints, lawful protections (such as it is) and injustices one would experience in the United States trying to live as a “Black” man to set up a business. Yet, setting up a business in the States is easier because of set guidelines and consumer protection agencies, etc.
We all pay hiked up fees just to live in our homeland. And most often fines because perhaps a worker missed something or there is no official operations manual that would give one the consistency needed to reduce the amount of financial traps implemented at someone’s whim.
At government hospitals, we are charged three times more than a Ghanaian. As one would expect, the way we are treated in the States is an indication of the treatment received from the US Embassy. Those who are financially blessed perhaps agree to conditions of government red tape, gouging, colonial and tribal ignorance’s that supersede the raciest restraints, lawful protections (such as it is) and injustices one would experience in the United States trying to live as a “Black” man to set up a business. Yet, setting up a business in the States is easier because of set guidelines and consumer protection agencies, etc.
We all pay hiked up fees just to live in our homeland. And most often fines because perhaps a worker missed something or there is no official operations manual that would give one the consistency needed to reduce the amount of financial traps implemented at someone’s whim.
I reference the United States because this is where I was raised; in a raciest country of people who merely tolerated us simply because they used us to build the country; they plagiarized and used our advanced technology; the teachings of our Ancestors and many stolen inventions from us that was used as a means to outsource our usefulness.
The Constitution of the United States never accorded us US Citizenship, freedom or inclusion. Pretty much like Ghana and other African countries controlled by outdated British Colonialism, in particularly, the outdated Immigration Laws. They have no place for us and are at a loss as to what to do with us. Why that should even be a consideration, since we are Africans is preposterous, raciest and unjust. Why Ghana or Africa should have to Gear Up to be morally correct to receive those of Diaspora is just mind blowing.
The Diaspora becomes objects of
injustices and rejection in Africa and remains subjects of industrialized
slavery of the Corporation of America just as our parents and our indigenous
Ancestors. We cannot be deported,
neither will they make Reparations. So
the so-called Black, African American, Negro, Hebrew, Moor, Diaspora or
whatever name they call us or we call ourselves, for the most part, just as the
African, we remain royal chosen nations
of people ignorant to our identity and godly inheritance by design.
We remain slaves in a perpetual 400 year bondage prophesied in Torah and the books of the Prophets. This prophetic bondage continues through the year 2018. Therefore, we have continued on tangents trying to be “equal”. EQUAL TO WHAT? EQUAL TO WHOM?
We remain slaves in a perpetual 400 year bondage prophesied in Torah and the books of the Prophets. This prophetic bondage continues through the year 2018. Therefore, we have continued on tangents trying to be “equal”. EQUAL TO WHAT? EQUAL TO WHOM?
The year 2019 is sure to bring a
change and marks the end of 400 years of bondage. “For
400 years your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own, and
they will be enslaved and mistreated.”
Sounds like the AmeriKKK I came
from.
However, this Year of Return
adopted by Ghana under the Administration of His Excellency Nanna Addo has
become troublesome as Ghana appears to have a lack of understanding of the
spiritual significance; prophetic fulfillment and their inhumane treatment and
intolerance towards those of Diaspora, seeing only dollar signs and increased
tourism, the spiritual concepts has been lost.
Africa is the inheritance of
those of Diaspora. Africa is our Promised Land!
Africa is spiritual Israel! The Diaspora
are they who the bible speaks of, “I will say to the north, ‘Give them up!’ And
to the South do not hold them back.’ Bring
My sons from afar and My daughters from the distant corners of the earth; everyone
who is called by My Name. Lead out those who have eyes but are blind…Gather the
nations together”. Thus, the Divine
Mandate conferred upon the Diaspora, each in our own Order, Course and Metron.
Repatriation, for those of
Diaspora, to Ghana/Africa is a god-given right! IT IS A PROPHETIC FULFULLMENT! The initiation
of the Year of Return by President Addo is not an accident or by
happenstance. The prosperity and
restoration of Ghana and ultimately the African Continent rests on how these Heirs
of Promise from all around the world are received in Ghana with the message and
talents they bring.
Why is Ghana the target? Ghana is the hub of the beginning of Restoration
for the entire Continent. G-D said, “Africa
will be restored beyond Her former beauty and it will start in Ghana, having
the domino effect throughout the continent and the world.” Now, Ghana, Africa, yawl can play with that
if you want.
The time for playing; the unjust
immigration practices; the injustices; the biased treatments; the lawlessness
against this Historically Unique Group of returnees must come to an end! The
excuse used “That’s Ghana for you” or “Your in Ghana” is no longer acceptable,
plausible or pliable.
The Divine Mandate
cannot be trifled with. The Vision will be fulfilled with or without. Ghana must
change how you think about the Diaspora. Concessions must be made to receive
the Diaspora with honesty, dignity and integrity. We are channels to lead,
guide and direct our people into their Promised Land. The way in which
Ghana/Africa receives those of Diaspora will determine the vastness, profundity
and density of their blessings.
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