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A PEOPLE CALLED AFRIKA

ly that we needed this reset and that just maybe it allows us
to pause and think through the very system we have creat-
ed and for which humanity has lost its mind. Furthermore,
while this is clearly a global reset, for Afrikans and those
who love Afrika to the bone, our major priority will be to
closely look into this reset and see it for what it is, appreci-
ate how it affects Afrika, our home, and search out what
to come out of it with, for the good of our Afrikan people.

Having watched the Covid-19 scenario play out from the very
beginning of the pandemic and seen how the entire global
space thought that Afrika would be very hard hit, with lots
of deaths and a total system failure, has been very reveal-
ing. They clearly waited for a long time for the big break-
ing news announcement, at least to tell themselves that they
knew that Afrika couldn’t sustain herself outside of their in-
puts. They will continue to wait for a long time because Af-
rika is not going down the road they had predicted it would.

However, it is rather funny how the world has viewed Afrika
from the days of slavery, through the days of colonialism and
the neocolonialism that we have been faced with up until this
reset. You would think that with the massive amounts of wealth
that Afrika has generated for the entire world, either through
trade or mere robbery, that by now we would be looked upon
with some measure of respect and honor. Obviously, for Af-
rika to expect honor and respect from the world is a dream
that may never come true. The only place we can ever hope to
gain honor and respect will be from ourselves. The powerful
realization that we came to upon pondering over these things,
was that the global reset has come to show Afrika and Afrikans
that it is time to truly stop and abandon the track we have been

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