Liberator, Liberation and Liberty: What is Liberty?

The liberty of Afrikan souls is not only their natural norm it is also their natural right. The role of the Afrikan liberator and its functional process of engagement in Afrikan liberation do not exist in detached isolation for their own sake.  Rather, they exist and operate in rightful order to deliver, maintain and safeguard their whole reason for being. That reason is Afrikan liberty. Afrikan liberty is the outcome that both the role and the process yields and secures.  

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the word liberty is given the following meaning:

“the freedom to live as you wish or go where you want: For most citizens, liberty means the freedom to practise their religious or political beliefs”.

At a passing glance such a definition in practical terms may appear virtuous and ‘universal’. However, given the experience of Afrikan souls and them being set upon in acutely destructive ways by others that mean the Afrikan ill during periods imposed upon with interruption and disruption, ‘freedom’ can relate entirely unvirtuously (to put it politely) in the lives of others that mean the Afrikan ill. For others of ill, ‘liberty’ may encompass: the ‘freedom’ to destroy Afrikan life, the ‘freedom’ to hijack Afrikan land and resources, the ‘freedom’ miseducate Afrikan souls, the ‘freedom’ to force Afrikans souls underfoot, the ‘freedom’ to generate anti-Afrikan propaganda to undermine Afrikan humanity and on and on and on. In stark and contradictory terms others of ill may consider it their ‘freedom’ to render Afrikan souls unfree.    

Despite whatever grotesque representations of ‘liberty’ may have been manufactured, Afrikan liberty must surely remain core in Afrikan life. As such, the sourced mainstream definition can be altered

“Afrikan liberty is the freedom for Afrikan people to live their rightfully ordered norm as a self-determined and self-governing people with autonomy of their lives, lands and natural resources here, there or elsewhere. Afrikan liberty means the freedom for Afrikans to hold knowledge of themselves and practise their spiritual-cultural way of life exercising upright self-governance”.

In this, the would be Afrikan liberator self ought not take on the guise of liberator detached from its process of Afrikan liberation. Indeed, the Afrikan ought not take on the guise of engagement in the process of Afrikan liberation void of any semblance of its fundamental role of the Afrikan liberator being realised.

Of course, Afrikan souls ought to cultivate their role of liberator and their process of liberation to achieve and continually secure the obvious and imperative goal of Afrikan liberty.  In this, Afrikan liberty is the role’s and process’ reason for being. It is Afrikan liberty that the progressive and uprightly missioning Afrikan considers as core; is worked for in rightful order; is believed In and is made inevitable as the everlasting and victorious outcome.  

From whatever locale, station, level or status Afrikan souls can do themselves a great service in their restoration of self-knowledge and the reclamation of the vital significance of Afrikan liberty and its fullest realisation. After all, civilisation is not of happenstance.

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