Discussions of the Week// March

This week these are the discussions I had. Me thinking everytime. I try to find reason and sense. I try to understand and sometimes it makes no sense. Searching for the light searching for the sense...My constant discussions. Like I always say, we do not always agree on everything

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Does it worth dying for a people who forget everything that some brave ones did for them. Does it worth dying for people who don't even understand the need to change that corrupted mentality. People who have no problem with division but always claim to be victims of racism. The same people who can easily attack, kill or burn his brother. I don't know you tell me. Corruption is the result of greed. Hate is the result of lack of self love. Lack of self love is the result of a trauma. And a trauma caused by slavery and colonization. There is a need to deliverance here My heart burns whenever I think about all that bevcause I love my continent and I try to understand the whys we can't be among the respected ones. Why we cannot benefit all our resources. The continent is insanely blessed but we live on it like miserable people. Why? Because we are in a way responsible for this too. God does not excuse Ignorance. That's why we need to educate ourselves a lot!

The only work I think we can do at this point is to awake the conscious of many, encourage ourselves to read and read and to see how other countries changed their History. We always learn from other people and there is no shame. Awake conscious and influence the change of mentality and mindset. Believe in ourselves. Thank you for passing by. I am closing this sad chapter and post here with a memory of Michael Jackson who visited my country in 1992. Prior to that visit in my hometown Libreville ( and little cities of my country and national parcs where he went to) he did not go to Africa after his last visit with the Jackson 5 in Senegal. That was a long time ago. My country invited him in 1992 he accepted and that was his first solo visit back to Africa. You can tell it was really emotional and the welcome words were "Welcome Home" Then, he went to Ivory Coast and I think he had a good experience. As a result, he went back to other countries in Africa often. The memory of that day is so much in my heart till today and watching this video gives me tears to my eyes. So much memories of these two or three days he spent in my little country Gabon. My cousin with her friends who sneaked around in the hotel where he was staying fell face to face with him in the hall of that place . She had like 5 pictures of him and she gave me two (Authentic pictures of him close to close) I had to beg her to give me these pictures. He was so humble and so simple. He went in the main little cities and villages of my country and to national parcs. He fell in love with our culture and with a baby chimp that he saw at Wonga Wonge national parc. He took it with him when he left it was so emotional. I mean we envied that chimp lol! I remember that visit when he went in my hometown the city was moved and it was in all the local magazines and French magazines as well. Michael was with a little boy who came with him and we had his pictures next to him too. In his album Dangerous, you can see little part of his visit to Gabon. We miss you so much MJ we love you so much. rest in peace King of Pop. Thank you for passing by and see you next time