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(Part 9yk of 11)
As Kwame Ture told us, the heart and soul of Pan-Africanism is in the poor, the pure.
Ancestor Ture told us to follow the lead (leadership) of the poor, the pure.
“Poor” being a financial and material categorization of the suboptimal context.
“Pure” being a spiritual, mental and emotional characterization of the optimal context.
Thus there are six basic groups:
1. the pure
2. the poor
3. the impure
4. the non-poor
5. the impure and non-poor
6. the poor, the pure.
This sixth and latter group being the strongest most reliable group. Their voice and concerns are ignored or moderated to minimum by all other groups above who are more vulnerable to greater weaknesses inherent in humans and multiplied by the society.
The poor, the pure are the most reliable indicator of what ails Africans. This is so because the absence of finances keeps them on the pulse of the problem and more in tune with the mother of necessity thus how to solve the problem. Secondly, but more importantly, their pureness also keeps them on course.
This is even juxtaposed against the pure who are not poor,. These Africans are more susceptible to the weakening slow drift illusionary placebo effects of finances, that do nothing to change the context of the conditions upon which their lives are based. Thus with only finances separating them from the poor, the conditions, unmitigated, once these conditions have sufficiently decimated the poor, will come for those with more finances because that is the nature of the beast. Thus finances provide no insulation or firebreak from injustice. This we already know, but this is a different explanation as to why.
As said elsewhere, the only thing remaining is the leadership of organization. Conditions are taking care of that. Nothing will stop the critical mass from achieving escape velocity necessary to break the stranglehold of current systems.
