Pan-African Resistance

Are you an Afrocentric? Do you love pseudohistory and romantic history to fit your worldview because you want to view your life in the eyes of a victim? Are you self-critical? Do you have to argue the whole world was "Black" to reinforce a sense of racial pride, dignity and integrity? is your self-esteem low because when you look at the TV, Media, Publications and major industries you do not see yourself represented? Do you need to reinforce the idea that the "black man is god" or the "black woman is god", while kneeling constantly to men and women who do not look like you? Do you have to prove that you are a "good black man" or a "good black woman" because you have been stigmatized due to ethnic socialization and economic stratification that you relegate all your pain and suffering on each other, because neither of you know what the issue is? If you are a God then both the men and women should rightfully prove they are above men. But that's not what you do because you have no self-esteem. Do you really have African pride? or do you have "Black" pride? Are you proud to be African or are you proud to be "Black"? You are the victims of the Arabs, Europeans/Whites, Asians, but you are a victim with no agency? You live in South Africa on where 90% of the land is owned by Whites, you cry that you are victims while accepting victimhood, but there are no benefits in being a victim. You want Africans to be seen as "humans" and for our "humanity" to be respected, but you don't respect yourselves, because you don't play by the rules of nature, you have no agency, the men and women have no backbone, they are afraid, so afraid some turn against themselves in anger to reinforce the idea that the opposite s*x within their group is inferior, which is ironic considering they are both a reflection of each other. How is that for twisted irony?

There is a time to laugh & have fun, then there is a time to get serious. Us Africans/"Blacks" laugh and have fun too much. There is 1.3 billion of us on the planet and we are still proud of becoming the "first black man" or "first black woman" in a predominantly white institution, corporation ect But no where in Africa, do we constantly hear of "first white man" or "first white woman" to revcieve an African achievement, because we DONT OWN NOTHING and we mean NOTHING! the only race of people proud of short term accomplishments. Most are stuck in their ways, many of these activists will sell their own mothers for a 401k, a young blonde and a Chevy truck with 4-wheel drive! Why? because it's simple! Being an activist doesn't pay! So what we are stuck with are the FB activists, conscious hustlers, revolutionary pimps, YouTube scholars and self-loathing buffoons!

"Africa is on the rise" "The Black man is rising" "The Black woman is rising", These are the terms we hear and see flying around on social media A FANTASY of work and progress. Yet we are the poorest on the planet. You all must be reading some information that we've never come across, because we don't see it. It doesn't matter if we look here in Africa, the US, Latin America or the Caribbean, we see the same thing. We are loosing, the world is not gonna wait for African people to get it together, as I type this post now, China has already seized another chunk out of Mali, already African-Americans are being gentrified out of East New York, already the IMF is reassuring their foreign policy terms in Jamaica on wages, already Afro-Brazilians are continuing to be disenfranchise. Most of you don't want liberation, you just want to feel "comfortable" and claim you proud to be "Black" (whatever that means) "African" only when it's convenient. We are a short term goal people, which is why we can never generate adequate results. Everybody is a revolutionary on Facebook, but the reality is our future is looking dim.

Because we are not available to post or share silly memes and links all day, this page will not get any views, comments or concern. Social media is a safe haven that allows people to escape to virtual fantasy, engage in silly discussions, talk about paradoxical issues and become spokesmen in hopes of garnering a following to feed your own self-entitled narccistic ego. We love things like this, because when we escape back into the real world, we realize that our childish and innocent persona is just a manifestation of our Inability to create tangible solutions. We are afraid to grow up, because silliness and immaturity is fruitful, more beneficial then accepting the fact you are the only group who takes half of a millineum to fix a 30 year problem, and still to this day you are asking "what is the solution?"

So let's say you want to join PARA, but you have no technical skills, okay you look good, can wear Agbada or Dashiki, can wear your hair natural, eat organic, have an African name & can shout down the Whites, Chinese, Arabs and Indians about "exploiting" African culture, time comes around and PARA is looking for people with backgrounds in Computer Science, Engineering, Finance, Banking, Political Science ect, how to use Photoshop, Autocad or Emailing systems, CMS (content management systems) and Database management, you don't have one needed skill or requirement for our liberation, and don't even have the motivation to learn. We're living in the Information age, equipped with Smart Phones, Tablets, and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and you are completely loss on what skills is needed for liberation, you don't have the required skills, time, or dedication to improve yourself, so in return you can't improve us, you're just taking up extra space by being the loudest in the room shouting "REVOLUTION IS COMING" but you cannot even put together a well thought out economic plan for our liberation. Because you don't wanna research, you don't want to learn about Economics, Managerial Finance, Banking, or Politics. You just want your "freedom" given to you on the plate with seconds, without ever having to lift a damn finger to assist, you're a time waster, and history shows exactly what happens to groups of people who are time wasters.

You want to know whats funny? do you know the Africans in the West? the real popular ones in America, I think they call themselves African-Americans, but sometimes "Black"-Americans. It's funny when we hear the statement that "Africans don't like African-Americans", which is weird, because when many Africans return from abroad they say the "African-Americans don't like us, they think they are better then us", so you begin to wonder where do these general statements form, how these conclusions are reached based on sample size bits and pieces of information. You begin to realize that these opinions are formed based on interactions between the most ignorant and uniformed of us. But for African-Americans who say that Africans do not accept you, have you been to most countries in Africa to have formed such a strong opinion? Most African-Americans don't realize that Africans are their biggest fans, how is that for irony?

You want to know what is annoying? when we say "white people have all the power" or "we don't have any power" do many of us realize how self defeating these statements are? so we have no social power to influence our own realities? Are these the conditions that we accept for our children and future generations? Once you say we have no "power", you automatically relieve any sense of moral or ethical responsibility to take control of your African lives. When you have weak cultural politics and a weak agency, then you are already defeated.

There is a reason why this page get so few comments. Because unlike other FB pages that are created to make the uniformed, orphaned statement giving, opinionated, part-time facebook revolutionaries happy with falsified information, feel good history filled with absurd claims and romanticism and the infamous "wh**ey stole our history" flagrant comments. The Pan-African Resistance is a REAL organization, we are not focused on what whites do, because we are too focused on the development of African people. All members have highly professional backgrounds and skills and are composed of the best minds of the African and African diaspora. We don't complain about our position in the world, we are focused on trying to build one for the future, but it does not start or continue by placing the blame on other groups of people. Whites, Asians, Arabs ect. Blaming can only get us so far, and right now we are running out of excuses and people to blame.

Most people are aware that there is a problem, but many of us want the problem to go away "silently" without challenging it. So we (Pan-African Resistance) become confused with the approach taken, because its as if we continue to move backward instead of forward. We noticed something very particular amongst blacks in America and SA (South Africa), two opposite sides of the same coin, only difference is that within South Africa, the "blacks" still have access to their direct cultures, languages and are the majority, whereas whites control 90% of all the land, businesses and economics. Blacks in America are the minority, and whites still own and control most of the economy. (To be expected) But our issue is when so many of us protest, scream, demand and shout to issues that are openly related to economics. A lack of political consciousness that is tied to a groups agency is completely non-existent. Blyden, Nkrumah, Garvey, Wilson, and others specifically told us decades ago that our lives will not matter if we do not focus on economics. So if I were another race, and I own various facets of law, labor, corporation and economics. I would not waste time to give you anything, because your begging is completely pathetic. You are demanding equal rights to a group of people that are unequal to you? You are demanding "justice" in a system that you refuse to practice or cooperate with yourselves against? You telling the world that "Black Lives Matters" is not a sign of strength, but a clear sign of our weakness and a reflection of the dire position we are in globally. Black Lives Matters is not the responsibility of White people, or the Justice System. Black Lives Matter is the responsibility to accept that your lives are only valuable to us, and it start by working together economically and sociopolitically. Black Lives Matter does NOT need the support of non-"black" people, We shouldn't have to remind anyone that our lives have value, that is our responsibility.

The "Pro-Black" movement and the conscious community are caricatures. the Pro-Black movement as it stands today is a commercialized, watered down trend or fad which is used as a crutch to prop up multiculturalism with rampant fanatic liberalism. It's a movement for people who want their "voices" to be heard. It has no concrete ideological framework that deals with collective agency of people, agency not only deals with a groups ability to self-determination, but it entails political characteristics that advocate for a sense of cultural nationalism. The Conscious Community has taken a face turn, the community is now fueled with feel-good history and myths, fanaticism, hotep hustlers, womanizers, YouTube scholars and enraged shallow zealots with weak political agency. The Pro-Black movement caters to the easygoing, sugar coated nationalist who demands "equality" and would declare that "pro-black does not mean anti-white", simply because they want to stay in America, under the assumptions whites are going to treat them "fair", these are people usually screaming BLACK LIVES MATTER! and asking for "equal justice" (from their enemies) this is not a people with a clear defining trait of agency. The Conscious Community on the other hand caters to hardcore zealots who are unhinged, confused, new interest and locked into meaningless debates to prop up their egos.

Because we have a low tolerance for anyone who deals in "playtalk" with no understanding of international affairs, economics, or politics. Do not confuse the online personality "AMEN RA HOTEP NETER" (government name: Anthony Willis) as the real deal. Do not pay attention to popular celebrities that go on tours and charge people for meaningless information and debates so that they can stroke their own shallow egos. There is a community of Pan-Africans that would make most of them s**t out bricks for breakfast and call them out on their BU****IT! and we will appreciate it, if you stop spreading false information, hustling people, mistreating women, religious bashing, selling pseudohistoric DVDs and passing them off as "scholarship" and adopting the Pan-African flag (which is insulting) you are in the fu***ng way and we want you to fu***ng MOVE!