Think about this scripture: “You strain out a gnat but swallow a camel.” (Matthew 23:24)
We are now in a world where we want to change the genetic makeup of animals so that they contribute less greenhouse gasses exacerbating global warming. At the same time, aircraft emissions are increasing significantly and the server farms that power AI technology are also on an exponential trend upward of energy use and climate impact.
It seems that some people want to alter what is natural (like plants and animals, and soon humans) so they can force us to into their world of twisted solutions that incidentally, we have to pay them to use. Will humans too one day be shopping for a Microsoft fart-less vaccine upgrade?
Really, seriously, this is way beyond a joke and someone needs to call time here. We need to change the way we live, it’s unnatural – what has been created for us to enjoy is fine, leave it alone. We have broken social structures, broken families, poverty, poor health, predatory governments… Truly modern life is taking its toll on us, but we seem intent, driven by the fantasies of the technocratic elite, to try to fix everything else, even from the broken state we are in, rather than fix ourselves. This is “straining out the gnat and swallowing the camel”. We need to boycott and cancel that fallacious kind of thinking.
PS: I’m glad to see GoBlack2Africa, provider of the video content, is up and running again after illness, blessings.
I for one am very interested in living in Africa – I don’t like the way the western world is headed. There is too much control over everyday life, and the pressures and cost of modern living take their toll. Historically, let’s face it, the majority of black people outside of Africa are likely to be the descendants of African people brutally enslaved and transported across the world in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. This trade was is a crime against humanity which the white European race still hasn’t managed to bring itself to terms with in order to make reparations. Nevertheless, despite the injustice, despite the institutionally racist mechanisms of government and social services, some black people are managing to break through and fight for a quality of life on the same level with their white counterparts.
Despite this, I have found the fact that we still generally have to work a lot harder and put up with more discrimination and disadvantage a tiresome aspect of life in the western world. Not to mention having to suffer the indignity of despicable characters popping up all over the political arena who have a desire to return to a past where they considered themselves to be more “great” than they are now, which of course was only achieved by denigrating black people.
Back the the video, it talks of self sufficiency, and a different way of life in Africa, encouraging the diaspora to return. It has some good points about research, visiting countries to find out more about them on the ground. It’s also a great point, that self sufficiency is hard – really you need a community, even a small one to share the workload which one person, or even one family might find difficult if problems were to affect health, wealth or ability in some area.
However, where I disagreed with this video is that Babylon IS EVERYWHERE. Babylon is a spiritual principality representing all powers in opposition to Yah. This is why Babylon is termed “Mystery Babylon” in Revelation chapter 17. Ron Dalton Jr. apparently considers America to be Babylon exclusively, and I get it, but he doesn’t realise that in the same way that you can accept the spirit of Satan and be one with him through rejection of the Messiah (Romans 6:16), so too can nations be united with Babylon, by policy, by economic framework, by social standards etc. To say America is Babylon is far too simplistic, and it risks making Africa an easy prey to those who will by any means will do what they need to do to extend their systems of control across the planet. Africa and the people in it need to be wise enough to establish their own system and avoid being caught up in the clutches of Mystery Babylon and the rulers and authorities present in the various kingdoms and nations that support it.
However, I agree with Ron Dalton Jr, there will be no spaceships!
This video posses a serious question though. Should the return of the African Diaspora to Africa be a return based on economic necessity, social and cultural preference, or should it be rooted in spiritual revelation, restorative justice (Isaiah 49:8) and and a unified vision that creates a powerful people, once separated, but now re-united? Maybe it is all things, but one thing is for sure, we can’t return without God in the picture and without unity, we are just another kingdom that will fall (Matthew 12:22-28).
Colonialism came first to Africa through violence, with invasion, enslavement and plunder of resources. However it now seems that our former colonisers have, as part of colonialism 2.0 (neo-colonialism), found ways to hide their outward violence, primarily by the witchcraft that makes us believe the worlds nations most most renowned for democracy, who have committed more global slaughter than any other nations on the planet, are somehow a “safe pair of hands” to guide global affairs. Within this whitewashed approach, we see the government policies of former colonial powers resort to promoting heightened taxation across the African continent as a way of enforcing neo-colonial power. It’s a carrot and stick approach, western tax “helpers” of African governments encourage heavy taxation with the thread of losing qualifications for loans from the IMF etc.
It’s key to note here that Western governments are massively inefficient when it comes to handling public funds gained through taxation, and one wonders, with the Western model now leaning more and more toward privatisation, why the tax burden seems to be on the up? Well, one need not wonder for too long, because the answer is actually quite simple. Governments milk the people they are supposed to serve, a ready, captive audience, of as much money as possible to fund the activities of the state, which don’t always benefit the taxpayer. The funding war is a good example, but most are fooled into believing that conflict is inevitable and necessary, and are blind to the fact that conflict is business.
Compare the efficiency of the western system with other systems of governance and think about the burden of taxation in each. Biblically the “state” apparatus of power and order was directed by priests who commanded 10% of your income. They didn’t build roads, schools, hospitals and they were not elected. However in this system, gave people much more of something that is priceless, “freedom”. Communities built their own infrastructure, albeit rudimentary, and were not caught in the vice of taxes and reliance on the state. I firmly believe we need freedom from the inefficient control of greedy governments, especially in African nations, because it seems that the greed associated with taxation, even turns that mechanism for control into a “business” that foreigners can manipulate to their advantage. Power does indeed need to revert to the people!
Those who have read the bible even a little will know that at creation, God made everything good (Gen 1:31). Many will also know that a nation known to us as “Israel” would inherit a promised land, a wide and spacious land, overflowing with milk and honey – essentially meaning it had abundant resources (Ex 3:8). When you look at the current day Israel, you have to question why, as this video suggests, Israel is producing, as this video suggests “computerised cows”, why so if what God made was perfect, can we really improve on it? (Ecc 7:29)
You also have to wonder why biblically Israel is termed “a wide an spacious land”, when it is about 36 times smaller than Egypt, from where the Israelites, according to biblical narrative, are supposed to have departed from in “The Exodus”?
In the video an important question is asked. If the land of Israel was biblically prescribed and given to the Ashkenazi Jews we currently told are Israel, by God, then why did they consider creating a home for the Jews in Africa (Uganda/Kenya area) and even in South America?
The warmongering and lack of humanity on display by some people doesn’t reflect a God that values life. Something isn’t right about this narrative that surrounds “The State of Israel” and their Ashkenazi heritage. Things are not adding up, and we must look deeper into this to find the truth. There is no way Israel can be Africa’s liberator, contrary to Benjamin Netanyahu’s apparent aims. The type of freedom he offers comes with more than strings attached, it comes with CHAINS.
I’ve had it on my mind and prayed about this subject so much. It seems to me that African’s today are in a state of being torn between the ideals of western progress and African traditions, between a move to ward the unnatural and lawless versus nature, harmony and uprightness.
Much of what is causing problems on the continent is a direct result of European interventions in African law. For example, the borders that European nations imposed on African countries at the Berlin Conference in 1884/5, divided territories traditionally occupied by one tribe, creating rifts and fractures in the demographic make up of the entire continent. The European colonial strategy has been one of divide and conquer. This gentleman describes the conflict between European and African cultures really well:
Think on this scripture:
12) A troublemaker and a villain, who goes about with a corrupt mouth, 13) who winks maliciously with his eye, signals with his feet and motions with his fingers, 14) who plots evil with deceit in his heart— he always stirs up conflict. 15)Therefore disaster will overtake him in an instant; he will suddenly be destroyed—without remedy.
16)There are six things the LORD hates, seven that are detestable to him: 17) haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, 18) a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, 19) a false witness who pours out lies and a person who stirs up conflict in the community.
Proverbs 6:12–19
Remember that it is Europeans who have historically got a track record of dividing lands and putting one tribe against another, often playing two sides to see which benefits then best, and we see it even today with their constant wars. The scripture above speaks of one man, and in just the same way that believers are said to be all members of one body with one spirit in us, so too are the non-believers, those who worship Satan by their life choices; and their spirit is the spirit of division, lacking empathy, justice and an appreciation of what The Most High has created. We have to identify the people who work by this spirit and drive them out, physically, mentally, spiritually, economically and culturally.
An experienced music producer sitting in a music recording studio, taking off her cardigan. She is looking at the camera, playful, attractive. Behind her is a large mixing console with speakers.
The music industry is a stronghold in Satan’s kingdom. There are many popular artists influenced by demonic spirits, some dabble in drugs to enter that consciousness in which they find their creative fire. Behind the scenes malevolent characters lurk with evil intentions, desiring to peddle their wanton visions on the innocent, and so many are swept away in the tide of filth they create.
I’ve taken a glimpse into the music industry myself, and I didn’t like what I saw. This is why I am a self published artist and I stay away from the influences of the mainstream music industry.
This gentleman’s articles are spoken from a Christian perspective, I’m not a Christian (the term is not one that the early believers chose but one put on them), still he has knowledge enough to understand that behind some music there is witchcraft. I’ve included part 2, as it is the most insightful.
