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3b) Just to prove I PERSONALLY, BEAR NO "ANTI-PEDOPHILIA ART" BIAS(wild statement; wilder Fandoms!)π
Here are 4x ADULT-TARGETED EROGE('Softcore'), that DO NOT NORMALIZE Pedophilia!
THEY TREAT IT AS A 'DEVIANT' SEXUAL FETISH/KINK/PERVERSION...ABNORMALπ«£
(unlike SLAVERY! WTF)
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Just wondering how far down the abyss of denial some of our FBA will go: I'm trying to get my freelance copywriting site up, & all I get from a LOT of my skinfolk is drama and jealous words ...SMH... Too much coonery
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Replying to @dopesaw @TheGayChingy
Yeah...UNTIL you talked to some people from varying backgrounds, and realized how self-absorbed and hypocritical 99% of Humanity actually is...
I've met 3 other intelligent people in my life. 2 gave up...
Never saw the 3rd again.
The Abyss, stares back...
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Blerds(Black Nerds) and even sellout BLIGGERS(Black Weaboo dicksuckers) are BOTH starting to notice...
The Japanese Twitter reveal about "Fear of A Black Viltrumite Planet" was just confirming what I noticed at college Anime Club...
Art & The Fandom is largely anti-Black.π‘
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Replying to @KnowledgeSupre3 @AnwuliHenrietta
Many people do not know this information about slavery. That America and Brazil was the two loss major industrialized country church a band slavery
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The level of ignorance most negro people have regarding just how universally we are despised in the East would be shocking if it wasnβt typical.
Even crazier from my perspective is that there are Black people all across the West who will look aroundβand with a straight faceβsay that the West made no meaningful contribution toward racial tolerance within their own nations while cruelty and hatred to this degree is perpetrated in the East against Africans and the diaspora to this day.
Iβd like to point out that the Chinese look at the West and the dynamics between Black and White people and can only laugh at the entire premise. βLook at what you get when you treat niggers like people,β make no mistake, is the normal interpretation of how they understand our multicultural societies. Strife, violence, resource redistribution via social programs, and unending contempt for past grievances.
On that note, Iβm certain Arabs in Muslim nations are grateful to their ancestors for sparing them the generational strife that would have undoubtedly plagued them to this day by having the foresight to castrate almost every male slave as a matter of policy over the course of 1300 years.
To put that another way: The cruelty and barbarism perpetrated by Muslims against enslaved Africans was so thorough that by the time Christianity had done the work of reforming the barbarism out of its own nations and those nations finally put a stop to slavery globally, the Middle East had barely any African descendants within their region.
No diaspora, no need for segregation, no reason to change minds and hearts, no contention between abolishing slavery and gradual reform. No Civil War. No need for activism (no one to do it). No need or desire to see the other as human. The only reason Muslims stopped slave trading (openly) is because the West went to great lengths to make the occupation of slaver a very hazardous one.
None of the legworkβtreasure or bloodβspent in the name of removing the institution of slavery as an accepted and expected form of the human condition came from outside the West.
In conclusion. It is a very realistic view to assume that just about everything outside the West would likely revert to factory settings the moment the West turns its guns away from the world (or worse, points them inward).
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βBurkina Faso π§π« is not a democracy, it is a revolution and revolutions are not built on comfort, they are built on vigilance, sacrifice and survival.β β Ibrahim TraorΓ©
According to President Ibrahim Traore, no country has ever achieved true development through democracy alone. In his eyes, the great powers of today, those leading in industry, technology and sovereignty, did not rise through peaceful elections.
They rose through revolutions, through bold leadership that defied the norm and for TraorΓ©, Burkina Faso is no different. This, he says, is not a democracy, this is a revolution and with every revolution comes resistance.
There are people, both inside and outside of Burkina Faso who detest this idea. They fear what TraorΓ© represents because what he envisions is change, and they thrive on the status quo. These are the people who are content with Burkina Faso being ranked among the poorest nations on earth, content with the insecurity that continues to ravage the country, content with the corruption that has gripped its institutions for decades.
If they truly wanted change, they wouldn't be trying to eliminate the man who's fighting for it. For the elites inside Burkina Faso, the current chaos means easy access to power and profit. For foreign actors, it's even more sinister. Burkina Faso's weak state allows for unfiltered access to the country's natural resources and to the Sahel's untapped wealth. But Troreβs rise changed everything.
With a vision of a secure, sovereign and industrialized Burkina Faso, he threatens to close the gates they've kept open for years. And that's why from the very beginning, they've tried to remove him by any means necessary (4 failed coup attempts between September 2022 and September 2023).
Conclusion: This is not about elections, itβs about transformation. The world fears his vision because it threatens their grip on Africaβs wealth. But TraorΓ© isnβt backing down.
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The most love leader in Africa is Captain Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso π§π« he turned a least developed nation into a newly industrialized country (NIC) thats an emerging market economy.
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Did you know America is the only large industrialized country that do not have universal healthcare?. and it was designed because of racism. They wanted Black people to die out in a few generation true story.
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Kwame Nkrumah was not overthrown by accident. He was removed by a conspiracy that included the United States government.
On February 24, 1966, while Nkrumah was on a peace mission to Hanoi and Peking, the Ghanaian military and police seized power. The coup ended his vision of an industrialized, self-reliant Ghana and a united Africa.
For decades, the US role was suspected but unproven. Then the files started opening.
In 1978, former CIA officer John Stockwell revealed that the CIA station in Accra was "encouraged by headquarters to maintain contact with dissidents of the Ghanaian army," was given a "generous budget," and maintained "intimate contact with the plotters as a coup was hatched." The station even proposed a cover operation to storm the Chinese embassy during the coup, though Washington rejected that specific plan.
In March 2025, Ghana's President John Mahama said it plainly at the 68th Independence Day celebrations: "Declassified documents from the United States archives reveal that this was a coup inspired and engineered by the CIA. It shattered Nkrumah's vision of an industrialised and self-reliant Ghana and significantly delayed our attainment of the objectives of nationhood".
One detail complicates the story, but does not clear Washington. The high-level 303 Committee in Washington had explicitly rejected a CIA request to authorize Nkrumah's overthrow. The CIA station in Accra went ahead anyway, supporting the plotters and later receiving "full, if unofficial credit" from headquarters. The agency didn't follow the rulebook. It acted in the field and was rewarded for it.
Nkrumah wanted Ghana's wealth to serve Ghana. He wanted Africa to unite. He wanted a continent that could stand on its own. That vision was buried on February 24, 1966. The men who buried it had help.
The receipts are no longer hidden. They are in the archives, in the memoirs, and in the words of a Ghanaian president standing before his nation.
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imagine thinking all your ancestors come from this small area
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Replying to @Lusulpher1 @JonnyStormOS
Kristobaal Kolon = 'A Black God builds this world' =>
'A White Virgin Mary carries the lineage of Jesus'
That's a real slick etymological shift in language. EVERYTHING is #whitewashed
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Sitcoms that admit, Jesus Christ is a Black Manπ―π₯
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This is the INDIGENOUS AFRO-ASIATIC King Kamehamaha, of Hawaii; c1800sAD;
THIS is our True Black Caribs' closest genepool match...
We(Vincentians) split from them as early as c14'000BC(Peru/Amazon Arrival; "Luzia Woman"), but they still carry OUR BLOOD MARKERS!
#whitewashingπ€¬
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Like I said yrs prior: BLACK ASIANS, invented "Rice crop" by 6KBC; 500yrs before the first confirmed NONBLACK racial lineage is detected...π
#HotepIsFacts
The wild ancestors of African rice and Asian rice diverged approximately 600,000 years ago. African rice was domesticated from O. barthii around 3,500 years ago, while the two subspecies of Asian rice (Japonica and Indica) were domesticated from O. rufipogon and O. nivara around 9,000 and 8,000 years ago, respectively.
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