Afrikan Economists for Afrikan Economy (Part 1)

From the beginning, the Creator Supreme blessed the Afrikan with superlative spirit and genius-flow to cultivate life to a state of fullest flourishing. Accordingly, Afrikans naturally and continually ascend in the best ways possible through their own spiritual and cultural fabric of life. It is from this core that the glory of the Afrikan economy is expressed into wonderful fruition. It is the Afrikan economy that gave its powerful energy to the greatest and most long-lasting civilisations that the world has come to know. It is the Afrikan people’s own expertise, steeped in the essential of their own way of life that yields the Afrikan economy. The Afrikan economist is an Afrikan self-defined role of living oneness. The Afrikan economist lives in every Afrikan and Afrikan shared oneness is the living Afrikan economist that yields Afrikan economy. In other words the Afrikan economist is naturally steeped in the Afrikan way and the role is a collective manifestation. For the role to be fully realised there is self-governing nation construction, whether in microcosmic form or otherwise. The wonderful observance of Ujamaa Kiburi Siku (Economic Pride Day) of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation is a wonderful time to energise and lift living knowingness of the Afrikan economy.

Disastrously, with the onslaught of the criminal alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency that has resulted in the Maafa of recent centuries natural and righteous Afrikan economy has been devasted. Not only has the criminal alien barbarian pirate brute set out to completely destroy Afrikan life and its economy but has imposed his horrific pseudo-economic constructs to servicing his genocidal exploits against the Afrikan. Whether described as the ‘plantation economy’, ‘economy of colonisation’ or any other far-too-polite terms these parasitic criminal constructs paraded as being valid economy are nothing short of demonic hell.  Under his vile and savage imposition Afrikans:

Are to completely submit themselves to death camps (so-called plantation) of his heinous alien construction for profit or pleasure of his foreign pirate vagabond self.

Are not to provide for anything for themselves. They are to be eternally ingratiatingly grateful for the cast-off scraps provided in forced service of his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs that rob the Afrikan in the first place.

Are to be denied self-progressive relationships between themselves. The only relationships that are deemed worthy of existence are those that service of his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs.

Are not worthy of any meaningful life status. Status is afforded on the basis of how favourable the results of brutalisation, manipulation and other ills are in service of his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs.

Are not to be themselves. They are not to live their own way of life. They are not to even carry their own names. They are not to know of or express their own identity. The only identity they are worthy of are the imposed false-identities of a bogus less-than-human subjugated existence in service of his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs.

Are not worthy of life itself unless it can be exploited in service of his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs.

Are to be coerced outside of themselves into the bogus belief that his alien criminal pseudo-economic constructs form legitimate and universal economy for the benefit of all.

The list of alien pseudo-economic ills imposed upon the Afrikan is extensive and certainly cannot be detailed as complete here. However, even from cursory observations with the few points highlighted here it is obvious that the alien hostile enemy scourge persists. From mis-engineering to deny even conception of the Afrikan economy to the open and outright slaughter of Afrikan souls in the street by alien security forces in uniform and carrying badges.  

Wonderfully, Afrikan souls rightfully and in ever-increasing multitudes are restoring themselves, their way of life and the living knowingness of their Afrikan economy. As such the Afrikan economist of oneness is being made manifest as Afrikan souls realise their imperative to be a part of progressive organs with spiritual and cultural fabric such as the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation. For the again to be fully flourishing Afrikan economy has its living Afrikan economist manifest in all Afrikan souls.

During the wonderful observance of Ujamaa Kiburi Siku to learn, develop and grow in self for the benefit of the Afrikan economy is endeavour that can be engaged in the home or elsewhere. This special time of economic spirit focus can energise this important area of Afrikan life for Afrikan souls whatever survival role they may be compelled to play in alien institutions at whatever level. As Afrikans move towards full restoration of their divine economic prowess righteous order throughout the world is also being restored.  

Afrikans be safe. Afrikans be well.

Ujamaa Kiburi Siku is a wonderful part of the spiritual-cultural observance calendar of the Universal Royal Afrikan Nation. It takes place in the first week of June marking the time of significant occurrence both on the continent of Afrika and in the diaspora concerning Afrikan economy. Ujamaa Kiburi Siku as with the other observances on the Afrikan cultural calendar is just that – an observance. Therefore, wherever the Afrikan is whether at home, at a community gathering or elsewhere it can be observed.

The Universal Royal Afrikan Nation (URAN) is an Afrikan-centred spiritual and cultural mission for ascendancy that embodies living spiritually and culturally rooted life. To find out more about URAN and its spiritual-cultural mission for liberty and nationhood click here. The exquisite URAN pendant can be obtained online by clicking here.

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