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THE PAN-AFRICANSPLEASE NOTE: ThePanAfricans.org is the World Wide Web address of the spirits of the ancestors of Africa’s organization. A virtual reality organization of the spirits of the ancestors of Africa which reside within all of us, with eternal life and existing only in contemplation of an ideal Pan-African Organization. The ancestors of Africa are angry. For those who believe in the power of the ancestors, the proof of their anger is all about us. For those who do not believe in ancestors, the proof of their anger is given another name. In the words of Edmund Burke, “People will not look forward to posterity who never look backward to their ancestors.” Those words come from the opening chapter of The Africans: A Triple Heritage, by Ali Mazuri. These words are sort of a preamble to The Pan-Africans’ Book and are quite appropriate to serve as a sort of prologue or preamble to the ancestors of Africa’s messages.
**The current edition
of The Pan-Africans'
Book has sold out!** LISTENThe ancestors of Africa have illuminated the wisest
agenda for the African Race to complete before the end of the 21st
century, 7. All sub-Saharan
African countries must post
on the Internet the precise amount of all of the proceeds derived from the commercial land and
the sale of all of the natural resources of sub-Saharan Africa
for all to see and determine if the African Race is getting fair deals.
The black people who comprise the African Diaspora, have a special duty to do everything that’s fair, legal
and nonviolent to prevent the importation, distribution and sale of any and
all of the natural resources of sub-Saharan Africa (the Diaspora's
biological homeland) from entering into Diaspora's adopted homelands, until the exporting
sub-Saharan African country
agrees to pay five percent Slave Tax (in perpetuity) on all of the proceeds derived from the
use of sub-Saharan Africa's land and natural resources as reparation to
the Diaspora, the descendants of millions and millions of black people
who were captured by by black people in tribal wars and slave-hunting
expeditions and sold them to the white Holy Alliance's slave traders.
Aside: (The
African Race must demand reparations for the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade,
slavery and colonization of the sub-Saharan Africa in the same
chronological order which these tragic events actually occurred; the
black slave traders; the white slave traders and their countries; white
slave traders who captured and also bought captured black Africans and
held them in slave ports and baracoons scattered along the African coast
from St. Louis in Senegal to Whydah to Angola to await slave ships;
slave ship owners who forcibly transported millions of kidnapped black
captives across the ‘Middle Passage’ in rickety slave ships; indemnity
companies who insured the slave ships’ chained black cargo. It was not
uncommon for slave ship owners to insure their cargo of black slaves and
once at sea scuttle their slave ships laden with black captives and were
indemnified by insurance companies like The Lords of London; slave
holding pens in the New World where kidnapped black captives were
‘broken into’ slavery; white slave trader who operated slave auctions;
the slave masters and their countries that were built on the scarred
backs of black slaves; and five Native American Indians Nations.)
Slaves in chains, guarded by Askari soldiers. All of the tribes in sub-Saharan Africa contributed to the capture and sale of millions of their black brethrens into slavery, in one way or another; actively taking part in the slave trade. More than three fourth of captured black people were sold by black tribes along coast of the Gulf of Guinea especially the Bight of Biafra centered on the Niger Delta, the cross River and the Bight of Benin and slave forts along the coast of the Congo and Angola, but almost all sub-Saharan African tribes actively took part in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, while all of the other African tribes sat around and did nothing to stop the atrocities, even though they had a duty to do something to put an end to the Slave Trade. The
ancestors of Africa demand that the descendants of those Africans who
were victims of the horrors of the trans-Atlantic slave trade
perpetrated by the black slave traders of sub-Saharan Africa, white
slave traders of Europe and the white slave holders of the Americas who
developed their present day countries with centuries of a vicious
religious/race-based slavery, demand that the criminal co-conspirators'
estimated 335 billion dollars foreign debt of sub-Saharan African
countries to the criminal co-conspirators in the trans-Atlantic slave
trade and centuries of American slavery,
Aside:
(who are indebted to the African Diaspora for infinitesimally less than
335 billion dollars) assign all of sub-Saharan Africa's foreign debt to
the African Diaspora who the ancestors of Africa demand that every cent
of the sub-Saharan debt must be collected and that every penny of the
estimated 335 be allocated to the construction of two hydroelectric
dams. One hydroelectric dam at that Victoria Falls on the Zambezi and
the second dam at Inga Falls on the Congo. The balance of the 335
billion dollars must be used to complete the necessary infrastructure to
delivery an abundance of electricity to every home and business in every
part of sub-Saharan Africa and funds to maximize the benefits of the
Nubian Aquifer. When completed, those Hydroelectric Dams, the
Electrification of sub-Saharan Africa and 'gilding' the Nubian Aquifer
will serve as the proper Monuments dedicated those African victims of
the trans-Atlantic slave trades and Africans victims who were enslaved
for centuries in the New World.
Listen.
The Congo River, the Zambezi River and Nubian Aquifer are Africa's three
greatest assets. Develop them. continued... |
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