African Experiment | Learn Cause & EffectUnity Consciousness #37

Even though most Africans aren't confused about cause and effect, our enemies, and most of their miseducated minion victim-citizens, seem to be. I suggest the following experiment:

1. Get out of Africa every single last one.

2. Don't give Africans any of what is owed and none of all the knowledge and cultural treasures stolen. Keep all of it.

3. Pay the moving expenses of every African who wants to move to Africa. Kinda like Britain did for the despicable ones they wanted to get rid of.

4. Put the Global System of Racism White Supremacy on hold for six years.

5. No goods, services, mail or people can leave or enter Africa for six years.

6. Africa would be sovereign in all ways, thus able to control the space above, below, within and without which includes the waters and islands around her just like everybody else. The misnamed "pirates" would be the police, just like everybody else.

What would the results show?

The false notion conveniently forgets to direct attention to sensible analysis that considers cause and effect. It neglects saying look at the root causes and the causes that are still causing these results. (From, "Stupid Behavior, Education & False Notions")

Cause And Effect

Effects are the same thing as outcomes and results. Effects are not causes. Just because we neglect to inspect the effect and trace it back to its main cause, doesn't mean then, the effect becomes the cause. This is something we Africans must be careful not to do to ourselves and our people. We must realize it is possible for a cause to produce an effect that produces an effect. The first effect does not become the cause of the second effect. The second effect occurs as an extension of what was set in motion by the main cause.

If we use a miseducated thought process, we inflict upon ourselves the oppressor's mindset. This mindset attempts to deflect responsibility from the oppressor's behavior. It holds the oppressed responsible mostly or entirely for doing something the oppressor continuousy tries to ensure does not succeed. The flip side of this is to hold the oppressed responsible mostly or entirely for the inability to stop doing something the oppressor is continuously encouraging, not simply by words, but by orchestrating the conditions throughout the System.

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