Same Ol' Same Ol'
From The Ramparts
Junious
Ricardo Stanton
Same Ol' Same Ol'
"Chicago has some of the strictest gun restrictions in the United States
with some of the highest rates of gun violence. Gang members are not buying
them legally, and the police are pulling guns off the street on a daily basis,
so where are they coming
from?" http://www.activistpost.com/2016/09/gang-members-implicate-u-s-govt-dumping-crates-guns-chicago.html
My brother in law sent me a book entitled Madame President The Extraordinary Journey
of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf by Helene Cooper. It is about the rise of Liberia 's and Africa's first
female president. It chronicles her life story from when she was a baby and it
was prophesized she would be great. The book follows Mrs Sirleaf from her
infancy through the final years of her presidency. In between are vivid and
horrific accounts of the carnage, rape and debauchery that took place during Liberia 's civil
wars from 1989-2003 and the socio- political machinations that forged the
conflicts and slaughter.
While he was reading the book my brother in law would
call me baffled how and why African people could or would commit such heinous
atrocities against one another? When he finished reading it, he sent us the
book and my wife read it first. Often she would read portions to me. We would
discuss what she read and when she finished reading it, I took it up and read
it.
The other day I was talking to my brother in law over the
phone I mentioned I finished the book and he asked me what I thought. I told him
one of my main take-aways was how the author mentioned the soldiers who raped
pillaged and killed were most often drunk off Palm wine and amphetamines. I
asked him where did the various warlords and combatants get the drugs, arms and
ammunition to wage the wars?
I told him the same thing I told my wife, that I was not
attempting to excuse or minimize the atrocities done by the various factions
during the wars but I maintained it was the West who supplied the arms
and the drugs to the Liberians because that is their modus operandi, divide and
rule by instigating and arming both sides of a conflict.
The author Helene Cooper is a writer for the New York
Times. She is a native Liberian and has had two best selling books to her
credit. She praised Ellen Johnson Sirleaf who
was descended from the former enslaved Afro-Americans who founded Liberia as part of the US African Colonization
Society's agenda, told about how she came to America got educated and eventually
worked for the World Bank and IMF. Ms
Cooper either knows nothing about the World Bank and IMF being global loan
sharks and usury vultures preying on countries like Liberia or she deliberately chose not to go there
in the book.
Most Black folks know nothing of the history and agenda
of the American Colonization Society an
organization founded in 1816 by racists like Robert Finley, Henry Clay, Francis
Scott Key and Daniel Webster designed to expatriate Blacks back to Africa or
some other place because they posed a threat to their notion of an all white
country, were serious competition to whites for jobs and inspired enslaved
Blacks to think about freedom. http://www.blackpast.org/aah/american-colonization-society-1816-1964.
Abraham Lincoln
was a major backer and supporter of the ACS which is why the name of Ashmun
Institute was changed to Lincoln
University in 1866. We
need to know more about the ACS and its politics. But this is not the point of
this article.
The point I want to raise is just like whites supplied
modern Liberians with arms, and drugs; just like whites currently supply ISIS,
ISIL and all the rest of the so called "terrorist" factions around the world with guns,
ammunition and drugs, they are doing the same thing in the inner cities of
America. Check out this video at http://www.activistpost.com/2016/09/gang-members-implicate-u-s-govt-dumping-crates-guns-chicago.html
Keep in mind Chicago
is not the only place this is happening. This has long been the MO of the Western ruling class and their flunkies. Their goal is to destabilize a people,
community, region or nation, weaken it, depopulate it, wipe them out like they
did the Native Americans and numerous African nations so they can expropriate
the natural resources (like Liberian "blood diamonds" which Helene
Cooper does not cover in her book) and exploit the people who remain.
Here in the US they are attempting to
destabilize and decimate whole Black communities and coupled with their media
mind control and brainwashing us to devalue and hate ourselves it is working big time!
Black people do not have ships, planes or the means to
transport let alone manufacture modern weaponry so where did the Liberians get
them? Ms Cooper neither asked nor answered that question I guess because that was not
the focus of her book. But I am. Where
are the gang bangers getting the drugs and arms they use to terrorize
neighborhoods here in the US ?
A few yeas ago I read a study on "living
conditions" of Australian aborigines that detailed the prevalence of
poverty, isolation and high rate of alcoholism. I said to myself this is the
same thing that is happening on Native American "reservations" (our
euphemism for government concentration camps) in the ghettos and barrios in this country. Is
that a coincidence? Not hardly!
It's high time we woke up and set about the business of
resolving the gun and drug crisis in our communities just like Madame President
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf resolved the Ebola crisis in Liberia .
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