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A PEOPLE CALLED AFRIKA

es at our own terms. We can use the financial crisis to our
advantage as a nation to gain resources from other coun-
tries and let them work for us for a change. The point will
be to eventually get to a place where money is redundant
because all our real needs are catered for. What will we do
with our time? We will heal, restore and rebuild Afrika by:

1. Cleaning our environment completely of plastics and toxic
chemicals – including fertilizers and pesticides and medication
that destroy the body such as vaccines and others.

2. Gradually stopping importation of food into Afrika and re-
quiring all restaurants if they want to do business in Afrika to
prepare food that truly nourishes. Plant food and herbs that
are nutritious and medicinal, raise livestock that are healthy,
without the use of drugs and feed our people well to strength-
en them physically.

3. Giving every single Afrikan a piece of land. Some may want
to farm, others may want to keep livestock, others may want to
work together to create communities with buildings and sanita-
tion and farming that respects the environment. In motherland
Afrika, let no man, woman or child be without an inheritance,
while others hoard the bulk of the land. This makes no sense.

4. Producing clothing (including shoes) made from locally
available materials. We can, for instance, grow hemp to make
paper, fabric and medicine. It grows fast and is extremely ver-
satile. It has even been used to create a truly biodegradable
plastic and material for building vehicles. It is possible.

5. Create local industries that produce equipment, vehicles

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