Africans all over the world have an historic opportunity to make a significant impact on the directions of Africa starting next week when African leaders meet in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This opportunity comes during the most critical time of Africa since the 1960’s as the African Union (AU) Summit convenes next week with the heads of African nations. The AU, formed in 2001 to establish the long delayed government of Africa is the direct offspring of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) created in 1963. With very critical issues facing Africa, the leaders will have to decide how best to deal with problems consuming Africa from the Cape to Cairo and from Western to Eastern Sudan. African leaders will need to finally and immediately establish a union gov ernment of Africa discussed for the last century.
Not since the 1960’s, these decisions will be of such significance to push Africa to the next phase for a Pan African union government truly responsive to protect and empower all Africans. Therefore, Africans all over the world MUST ensure that all the necessary means and ways are used to pressure the AU leaders to finally make the right decisions. Without a critical mobilization to press all African leaders to act wisely and courageously for Africa’s self-interest, some key leaders will happily delegate their duties to their foreign masters for the continued domination of Africa for many more centuries to come.
Most of Africa’s problems are results of poor decisions by African leaders to push forward a Pan African government system. Africa’s poor leadership has emboldened the present horrifying scramble for Africa by the European Union, the USA, Saudia and their mercenary forces from across the world. They have been encircling Africa for years for a great kill, and now are using the pretense of humanitarianism and Al Qaeda for their invasion. Without resolute leadership, these rabid and rapacious acts of war across the continent will add to the monuments of disasters affecting all Africans across the globe. Africans must like their great Ancestors rise to this challenge to regain control of their destiny. Be clear, without decisive and bold actions to resist an d overcome this modern and high tech invasion of Africa, Africans will experience a ‘multiplier effect’ of destruction that will rival the last 500 hundred years of slavery.
Beloved people, Africans all over, now have a duty during the Dr. Martin King, Jr. tributes across the world to commit to resisting and overcoming our invaders. We must be awaken from our stupor of having a USA Black President helping Africans. Blacks, like the current President of the USA are not new to history and have had major historical consequences in the world. A cursory look at history will instruct us that major Black figures like Obama have helped in spearheading a number of conquests in Africa and the world. These examples are with the Greco-Roman attacks on Africa and other parts of the world, the Arab conquest of Europe and across Africa, the Iberian (Spain and Portugal) conquest of parts of Africa and the Americas (The last three led to the dir ect African holocaust). Obama, with his great intelligence is peculiarly ‘burdened’ by his legacy of slavery (both Irish and Kenyan) linked to British colonialism. But as the President of the USA, his first duty(not Africans) is to save this crumbling EU/USA empire which is very desperate for economic resources in Africa, and other parts of the world.
WHAT CAN WE DO TO SAVE AFRICA AND AFRICANS, NOW:
1. Contact the leaders across Africa and tell them to create a union government of Africa NOW during the upcoming AU Summit, and to call for a militarily draft of all Africans;
2. Coordinate with all Pan African and progressive leaders in Ethiopia, across Africa and the world to take actions to advocate for a union government of Africa to stop Africa’s re-colonization;
3. Take advocacy actions against the government leaders in the EU and the USA, including telling them to ‘keep their hands off’ Africa and African resources;
4. African Diaspora to begin organizing African mobilization committees everywhere to provide direct support to Africa, and especially for disaster reliefs in Mali and elsewhere; and
5. Diaspora governments mainly in the Caribbean and across the Americas to press to unify with Africa and to give unconditional support for African self-determination from foreign forces.
Minister, Min. P.D. Menelik Harris
World African Diaspora Union
1/19/13
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