Our world and our choice

[RWalker]

The continuing collapse of the US dollar as a reflection of the collapse of the imperialist economy, the destruction of the global ecosystem that is the source of our very lives and the expansion of the current World War (variously called WWIII by some and WWIV by others who consider the Cold War as WWIII) which the imperialist are pursuing with insane zeal, are all indicators of what is the actual status of the world.

All our problems no matter where we are in the world, in the Sudan, in Cote d'I, Somalia, Ethiopia, Guinea, Nigeria, UK, France (note that the leading Presidential candidate in France is a well-known anti-African immigrant racist who called for increased police and paramilitary force against France's African immigrant population), here in the US where violence against Africans, from the killing of individual Africans all the way up to the destruction of whole African communities such as witnessed in New Orleans, the problems in the remaining colonized areas and the neo-colonial areas of the Caribbean, and indeed wherever we find ourselves, is a direct consequence of imperialism.

An imperialism that is centered right here in the the US.

If one wishes to change the miserable circumstances of the global African population, one must grasp this fact, and act accordingly.

One should remember the advice of Garvey, Malcolm -- if you are outside of Africa your only hope is Pan-Africanism; conversely if you are on the continent, the only road to progress is the one pioneered by such great individuals as Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah and his like.

Anything else is at best a waste of time; and in the case of certain negro individuals, those who are the cheerleaders for white racist imperialist intervention in Africa, in places such as Sudan, Zimbabwe and so forth: from semi-consicious negroes ranging from those who follow the Democratic Party line on places such as Sudan and Zimbabwe, to wretched animals such as Ali Mazrui... not to mention the negro officials in Africa and elsewhere, the Paul Kagame - Condoleeza Rice/Obama crowd, if you will...are nothing more than traitors.

If you stand with Garvey, you are standing with the forces of Pan-Africanism; if you stand with Malcolm, likewise, but if you are parroting the line of the racist enemy on Africa, on Sudan, on Somalia, on Zimbabwe, then you are opposed to Garvey, opposed to Malcolm, Lumumba, Toure, Osagyefo and the rest of our heroic people.

The choice belongs to each individual. Choose. Which side are you on?