Slo Jwho-Uppya sometimes i wonder how come osagyefo of all underestimated the treachery of the western powere Yesterday at 13:12 · Like Gamal Nkrumah KWAME NKRUMAH DID NOT UNDERESTIMATE THEIR TREACHERY, HE KNEW VERY WELL WHAT TO EXPECT OF THEM... HE DARED TO CHALLENGE THEM IN HIS CLASSIC 1965 NEOCOLONIALISM, HE COINED THE TERM... THE CIA TOOK REVENGE BY MASTERMINDING THE 24 FEBRUARY 1966 COUP... FORWARD EVER Yesterday at 13:38 · Like · 1 Slo Jwho-Uppya hmmmm very sad indeed....i guess he should have been harsher on his detractors in ghana some of whom were CIA agents Yesterday at 13:44 · Edited · Like Kofi Nyaako The CIA is still pursuing Cold War geopolitics in Africa and the world. I am struggling to persuade the CPP to revert to its earlier nationalist, socialist revolutionary stance, of nationalising the commanding heights of Ghanas economy as a necessary ...See More Yesterday at 13:52 · Like · 2 Gamal Nkrumah KWAME NKRUMAHS DETRACTORS CALL HIM ALL SORTS OF NAMES PRECISELY BECAUSE THEY THINK HE WAS HARSH ON HIS DETRACTORS IN GHANA COMRADE SLO KWHO-UPPYA... FORWARD EVER Yesterday at 13:54 · Unlike · 2 Slo Jwho-Uppya hmmmm....i listened to Rev Chriss Hesse who was i think Osagyefos photographer....he says when news of the coup was relayed to Osagyefo....he turned and asked him (Hesse) do u know what this means?....and when he gavethe literal translation....Osagyefo corrected him thus it means africa has a loooong way to go again Yesterday at 13:58 · Unlike · 2 Kofi Nyaako Nkrumah was miles more lenient on his political detractors who tried many times to kill him. The NLC who ousted him from power, beat, killed and maimed thousands of CPP supporters. They even burnt his books as if books could breath and talk. Kofi Busia...See More 23 hrs · Like · 2 Slo Jwho-Uppya Kofi Nyaako dont u think some of u should get on board to revitalise the CPP? most of the brilliant media men n women and other top-notch professionals are CPP members....yet they shy away from actively participating in the activities of the party....leaving it to chance...... 23 hrs · Like Kofi Nyaako Slo, I am. Regards. 18 hrs · Like · 1 Slo Jwho-Uppya thnx 18 hrs · Like Amma Fosuah Poku One of the crucial things we should all understand is that one man, no matter how brilliant, can save Ghana, let allow Africa, if the majority of people do not share and get on board with realising the vision of a free, fair and just society. The vision that Nkrumah had was betrayed from within as well as without. Watch the following clip of Amilcar Cabral talking at Nkrumahs funeral about the cancer of betrayal youtube/watch?v=rLo3Y2IG-iY Play Video Amilcar Cabral: (The Cancer of Betrayal -english subtitles) Discours sur Le Cancer de la Trahison pioneirosdecaboverde/ english subtitles /video edited by Napoleon...See More 17 hrs · Edited · Like · Remove Preview James Kelly It seems that the idea of rooting out the cancer of imperialism continually crops up. Mao , Al quaeda , Che Guevarra , Nkrumah are following a common logic. The question no one seems to ask is can the imperialistic system which currently retains nuclear and space infrastructure trajectories be disenfranchised and still maintain the promise of moving mankind into the stars ? It sounds fatuous but it is a serious issue of strategy. 41 mins · Like Kofi Nyaako James, I note your concerns. Yes imperialism can be disenfranchised. We outside the perimeters of western and eastern Military Industrial Complex - the Non-Aligned 99.9% of the world population - can nullify the apparent overkill power of west/east Military Industrial Complex in many subtler ways than direct armed conflict. We can adopt a combination of peaceful and combative strategies. But we must first understand that war is not the answer. The central battlefield today is an accurate, coordinated political campaign in the arena of: GM foods; protection of our entire environment from wanton corporate exploitation; cautionary development along the lines of sustainability rather than sheer material expansionism; prudent investment in cultural and social development rather than the current neocon economic diktats of the IMF-World Bank, of fiscal, market, greed dependent globalisation served by the wests Breton Woods system. It is easier to bomb people than force them to eat food they dont want; or prevent them from seeking education; or depopulating them through Ibola or HIV!! 10 mins · Edited · Like Kofi Nyaako The extremely expensive preoccupation with the space race by the west and east, is not the answer. It will have the same polluting devastation as the so-called industrial revolution has caused warming. Modernisation has its dangerous soft underbelly. We ignore it at our peril. The questions the mad capitalists and world control freaks must ask themselves are: how many freak hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes and nuclear accidents have we had so far? What impact will any major combination of such devastations have on all of us on earthy and outer space?
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