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Over the last few days, I've been having a fun time reading about the intrigues of colonial Kenya. Some of the most entertaining readings for me are about how European settlers were frustrated with government.
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So the settlers came in 1902, some of them Boers who didn't like how the war with the English in South Africa turned out. Once they landed, they complained about land taxes, delay in obtaining titles deeds, and laws against hunting and killing as much wildlife as they wanted.
The settlers were racist rogues, carrying out public lynchings or our people.
They also complained that they weren't getting enough Africans to work on their land, and that the government was doing nothing to force our people to work.
They also complained that they weren't getting enough Africans to work on their land, and that the government was doing nothing to force our people to work.
Every sector in Kenya, from education, employment to business, runs on one fundamental law which we inherited from Anglo-Saxons.
We must have it ALL.
And having it all is proved by others having NOTHING. Even if someone has less than us, we must get it so that we have it all.
We must have it ALL.
And having it all is proved by others having NOTHING. Even if someone has less than us, we must get it so that we have it all.
Having it all is a psychosis which makes the UK and the US be in constant war with everybody and the planet. And it is a white supremacist psychosis. Whites would rather die in the streets than have universal healthcare from which non-whites would benefit.
And because having it all is a disease, a contradiction of humanity, white supremacy needs rituals of violence to affirm this psychosis. Racism and lynchings of both people and animals, and destruction of the planet, become necessary to feed this psychosis. @ErrantNatives
