How will Afrikan Culture Survive?

[Olùkọ́ Ọbádélé]

Could the practice of Afrikan culture be strongly discouraged by the so-called international community in the future? According to information given by the international organizations and futuristic publications, the world is heading towards a trend in an attempt to preserve the dominance of the western world.

At the present time the world is dominated by the value system of white supremacy. We have documented in the past about how worldwide technologies, like the internet, satellite TV, etc, will play a major vote in the "extinction" of many of the worlds languages. This is due to the people who built these technological mediums (europeans with the exception of the japanese and chinese). Afrikan languages will hardly be used by these owners. Afrikan culture is the foundation of all cultures. Whoever can claim the culture as well as the land of Afrika will have control over the world.



Culture is a collection of peoples values as related to every area of people activity. Values are reinforced among the people by the institutions of the people. A specific culture of a certain people is called a civilization. The council on foreign relations (CFR) magazine, called Foreign Affairs, summer 1993 issue contained an article by samuel huntington called, the clash of civilizations, that stated, "in the future, the world will be shaped in large measure by the interaction (and conflict) among 7 or 8 civilizations. These include western, confucian, japanese, islamic, hindu, slavic-orthodox, latin american and possibly Afrikan civilizations." Foreign Affairs goes on to say, "The most important conflicts of the future will occur along the cultural fault lines separating these civilizations from one another."

In reality, the only civilization mentioned above except Afrikan that are in a position to contend with western civilization at this time is of the islamic persuasion. Afrikans must be aware that both western and islam have historically had a negative/colonizing attitude towards true Afrikan civilization. The others are either european or strongly influenced by them. Western civilization will do everything in its power to preserve its domination of others and will continue to make Afrikans, which they have stolen from most, as its primary target. The primary reason these cultures predict to have a major presence is because they have institutions to reinforce their values which will ensure their existence. There are little, or no Afrikan institution reinforcing Afrikan values among the masses of our people. The absence of Afrikan institutions (schools, temples, foundations, etc.) will ensure a future of worshipping alien gods, bad economics, black on black crime, etc.

So the question is how will Afrikan culture survive? I will promote a solution put forth by brother Bobby Wright, PhD, in his book Psychopathic Racial Personality. He states, "In order for a revolution to occur, institutions must be in conflict - not people." Since the fall of Afrikan civilization, we have been fighting against, in a scattered-disorganized fashion, organized european institutions. To change this, we must begin to institutionalize our Afrikan values in every area people activity as put forth by Neely Fuller in his book, The United Independent Compensatory Code/System/Concept, which are 1)Economics, 2)Education, 3)Entertainment, 4)Labor, 5)Law, 6)Politics, 7)Sex, 8)Religion and 9)War.

Every Afrikan (especially students) who are studying a science should step outside of the deficient curriculum of white supremacist educational institutions and supplement that with further study of the Afrikan origins of their particular area of study. When different facts are understood such as the existence of the atom being well known in Afrika for thousands of years, but the creation of the atomic bomb was never attempted, you would see we were highly scientific but our values were not in conflict with nature. This is also evident in others areas like medicine, herbal remedies vs. Harmful toxic drugs; or religion, the Holistic Afrikan concept of the creator of nature vs. The spook god who is irrational and chauvinistic. When our values are clearly identified, we will set up the structures to teach and reinforce them among our people which are called institutions. When this happens, true revolution will occur and, like the pyramids in Afrika today, our civilization will stand for another millennium or more.

Due to the plans of the present dominant civilization, the practice of Afrikan culture will be discouraged, but the building and maintenance of true Afrikan institutions will bring on the resurrection of Afrikan civilization and will help put this planet back in balance with the nature of the universe.

[olufemi_baina_ayo]

Afrikan culture will survive when we acknowledge that Afrika is our only salvation,not the corruption or lies that have infected the minds of our people for so many years. We do not belong in Amerikkka,we never did. We belong to Afrika,because we are her children. It is time to liberate our people's enslaved minds. Only then will our culture not only survive,but thrive & prosper for future generations. Uhuru!!!!

[Olùkọ́ Ọbádélé]

Originally Posted by olufemi_baina_ayo

Afrikan culture will survive when we acknowledge that Afrika is our only salvation,not the corruption or lies that have infected the minds of our people for so many years. We do not belong in Amerikkka,we never did. We belong to Afrika,because we are her children. It is time to liberate our people's enslaved minds. Only then will our culture not only survive,but thrive & prosper for future generations. Uhuru!!!!

Any ideas on how to liberate people's enslaved minds?

Obadele Kwame

[olufemi_baina_ayo]

To liberate enslaved minds,we must begin with our childrem,for they more susceptible to European brainwashing. We must begin by educating mental prisoners by giving them books to read about our greatest leaders,Malcolm X, Assata,Black Panthers,etc. Hopefully,after that,they will be free and pass the newfound knowledge on to others.

[Olùkọ́ Ọbádélé]

Are you making any strides in these directions?

Obadele Kwame

[olufemi_baina_ayo]

It's a slow process,but it's worth it. As you know,brother,to teach people requires patience and understanding.

[Olùkọ́ Ọbádélé]

Originally Posted by olufemi_baina_ayo

It's a slow process,but it's worth it. As you know,brother,to teach people requires patience and understanding.

You had mentioned giving books out as part of a solution. Are you considering/have you considered starting up a book club?

Obadele Kwame

[olufemi_baina_ayo]

I haven't thought of a Afrikan book club,but i will defintely tell my friends about it.