Dugin where Africa hides it's strength

[MalcolmFitzhugh08]

Where Africa Hides its Greatest Strength? | Alexander Dugin

Professor Aleksandr Dugin explores how Africa can unite, decolonize its mindsets, and lead in a multipolar world while overcoming centuries of exploitation and shaping a future rooted in sovereignty

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Interesting just listened to this clip by dugin I have heard of this angle by pan Africanist over the past decade but I don't see it happening working together more efficiently yes but a full union I don't see taking place EAC I guess is a good start we just need more integration in our continent and less religion based or xenophobia based fears from our fellow Africans then maybe we could see proper integration like how the EU has done for their respective Gaarad. We should also think about this for our Gaarad Madow.

 

[Aurelian]

Same motivational rhetoric that takes you no where. Pan-Africanist speakers are like self-development speakers. Just nice sounding garbage.

 

[Riftvalley]

f*ck Duggin. He should speak about massacres committed by Wagner in Africa and their complicity in propping up those regimes.

 

[MalcolmFitzhugh08]

Same motivational rhetoric that takes you no where. Pan-Africanist speakers are like self-development speakers. Just nice sounding garbage.

Yeah lmao it's always a emotional ramble about how Africa is held down by others and never any talk about how to move forward.

 

[DR OSMAN]

Same motivational rhetoric that takes you no where. Pan-Africanist speakers are like self-development speakers. Just nice sounding garbage.

Africa is legit 6000 ethnic groups called tribes but have identical features of the French or English but at a smaller population scale. They got blessings and curses just like anywhere.

As for blessings natural resources are usually the highest grade no matter what the resource is, and not all resources are of equal grade due to geological and thermal conditions.

Their location on the globe makes them basically prime real estate as it has access to each continent and its definitely the most space friendly location due to how many countries sit on the equator.

As for their curses well these natural blessings can quickly turn into a curse which we witness(exploitation, bad governance, conflict), and the location makes it a shit fest for global power competition not giving a window or space for meaningful development(volatile).

I think the land blessed and people cursed is a more accurate reflection.

 

[DR OSMAN]

Let's give credit where credit is due to the world tho, they ensured it doesn't escalate thru ensuring large game changing weapons don't enter the scene. As we saw with Rwanda with Machetes their brain has no boundary if a conflict breaks out unless the weapon grades are limited which the globe has really done well in that situation. The conflict there is low intensity but it's dragging out over time which does add up over time.

 

[DR OSMAN]

The article was absolutely right and spot on about a de colonisation of the mindset needing to be done immediately. The worst colonialism is not land theft or resources it's stealing minds who don't move on from such a small.period of time(80 years) 1880 till 1960.

How the f*ck does 80 years of colonialism justify sitting there from 1960 till 2024 for 60 years wallowing in victimhood? What's even sadder their current leaders govern no differently to the colonials they criticize(they rule with an iron fist, corruption and exploitation is their fine arts) so why point the finger at Europe when they are doing the same thing?