Ashtar Command Crew - The Awakening Movement

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  san September 24, 2022 at 4:18pm

  It's true that you learn from history, but it's also true that you should let history rest and rather help shape the future all the better.
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  san September 24, 2022 at 4:17pm

  In the future everyone will be free to believe in this one God as they wish. The government is made up of those who come from the poor and that's why they keep their promises, because they know what it's like to be poor. Before that future manifests, we all need to go through the old school as there are numerous catastrophes. The money will be of no use if you lose the ones you love.
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2022 at 2:57pm

  

  One wonders how Britain could possibly surround Ethiopia all the way from London! How many were they? These were Africans fighting for Britain in second world wars, not only in Africa, but also in India and sometimes in Europe. In ww2 etc Africa, especially in Africa, was fighting for Britain to defend its colonies, not the other way round.
  
  Of course these were ignorant Africans, thinking that Britons etc would favour them after ww2. But they were stabbed on the back, and they arranged to chase the 'white man' off Africa once and for all!
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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2022 at 2:43pm

  

  Ethiopia, or Abyssinia, then, was not a subject for migration of colonists, as Kenya was, as the farmlands that Kenyan territory offered colonial settlers, were more productive and at less high altitudes....Britain surrounded and protected Abyssinia from the Italian Empire.....Indeed, if it were not for British protection, in the 1930s, the people of Abyssinia would have been massacred by Mussolini's drive to create his "new Roman empire."
  The Italians launched a military assault from Italian Somaliland and Italian Eritrea and even used mustard gas on the natives....I believe that Emperor Haile Selassie complained about this, at the League of Nations..
  
  However, as usual, Britain saved Ethiopia from a fate worse than death...
  Mustard gas leaves horrible injuries...
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KzBCMmhVsU
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2022 at 2:20pm

  

  So railways were not done DURING colonialism but IN PREPARATION TO colonialism. But the fact that they were done, anyway, shows that it needed not be done as a preparation for colonialism. Native communities could easily collaborate with foreigners to help in railway construction without any need for colonialism. It was only a matter of public participation and education etc.
  
  The majority of communities were never aware of the secret 'preparation for colonialism', but they collaborated, nevertheless. Only such countries as Ethiopia and other small comunities 'smelt a rat' about this seeming 'benevolence'!
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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2022 at 2:11pm

  Colonialism always commences with preparation, including an infrastructure and transport system.....The colonists may start out in small numbers, maybe working for firms, bringing in labour from India, as happened in Africa, many from the Indian railways, that were constructed bt British companies....And after all this is in place, more colonists will be allowed to settle, as happened in Kenya...They called it Kenya Colony...
  And after German territories were confiscated following WW1, Tanganika and Namibia, a railway system was built taking passengers from Cape to Cairo....Or South Africa to Egypt, across uninterrupted African territories...The red bits on maps, then....
  I agree that colonists came after, but colonialism starts with such building projects, as people want transport, law and infrastructure....And Africa was never governed like the "wild west," in the USA...
  
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2022 at 1:55pm

  

  Another thing worth noting is that Railways were not products of colonialisms. They were done prio to colonialism, in collaboration with various communities, just like they are done today. Railways facilitated colonialism, not the other way round. So the statement that 'were it not for colonialism there would be no railways' is false in another level. Railways had already bein built before colonialism.
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  AlternateEarth September 24, 2022 at 1:52pm

  Mali-predominantly Muslim
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  Roaring Lovely September 24, 2022 at 1:51pm

  I learn from Iranis some of the most heinous things ever done by Americans and Britons! I latter checked and double checked, and they are correct!! The crimes done by Britain in Iran are innumerable. So yes, Iran has alot yo teach us. This, does not mean we endorse everything about their theocracy. It is only that they are often correct when they point out U.S., Britain and Israeli evil.
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  Drekx Omega September 24, 2022 at 1:43pm

  

  Ask Iranians....?? Actually, no, I would find myself questioning their morality....As many currently are....Many women, for example....
  May the protests is Iran continue and may the theocratic rulers be overthrown....
  Iran has nothing to teach Great Britain.....Maybe we can learn something from the ancient Persian Empire, but modern Iran has nothing to teach us, that we might value....
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neh3k2Du0u0