Liberator, Liberation and Liberty: What is Pseudo-Liberation?

In a state of interruption and disruption where there may be a host of destructive vices pushed and peddled by others that mean the Afrikan ill, falsifying the genuine, authentic, necessary and upright engagement in the process of Afrikan liberation can become a readily accessible phenomenon.  

According to a contemporary mainstream source, the term pseudo-liberation means:

“False liberation; The process or instance of appearing to be liberation while not actually liberating”.

In context of this discussion, it is considered apt to adjust this sourced meaning in order to highlight and focus specifically on the Afrikan experience. In so doing the following may be expressed:

“Pseudo-liberation for Afrikan souls is the falsification of Afrikan liberation; The process or instance of appearing to be Afrikan liberation while not actually liberating Afrkan people”.

The implications of a pseudo-liberation for Afrikan souls can be acutely destructive and far-reaching. For instance, the process of Afrikan liberation cannot and does not exist nor function in isolation. It requires the fundamental role of the Afrikan liberator in order to be determined, valid and to operate.  Being the imperative operational grounds for the liberator role, both the role and the process necessarily work to attain, maintain and safeguard the outcome of Afrikan liberty. Herein lies an intensively destructive problem if falsification prevails: if the process of liberation is false, then by implication so too can the role of liberator can be rendered false. Indeed, if both the role and the process are false, then the outcome of liberty can also be a matter of falsehood. In other words, a process of pseudo-liberation requires the role of a pseudo-liberator which then logically produces pseudo-liberty.

Further and more fundamental, are the vital foundations of Afrikan culture and identity. If Afrikan souls (whether here, there or elsewhere) are derailed from who and what they are and their natural life thrust of ascension of rightful order then their susceptibility to succumb to pseudo-identities and pseudo-culture can be high. Not only can the liberator role, the liberation process and the liberty outcome be thwarted - It would surely be a great boon for others that mean the Afrikan ill to have Afrikan souls fragmented in falsehood. Strategies of divide-and-rule could run rampant and ‘Afrikan continental’ or ‘diasporan wars’ amongst Afrikan souls based upon injected concoctions of divisive mis-information could become the devastating anti-liberator, anti-liberation and anti-liberty outcome.

Afrikan souls surely have a duty and responsibility to themselves to purge themselves of, and safeguard themselves from imposed falsities. From whatever locale, station, level or status this primary people of creation can restore their self-knowingness realise their liberator role, their process of liberation and reveal Afrikan liberty. After all civilisation is not of happenstance.

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