Mess-Media Meddling to Destroy Royal Masculine Afrikan Manhood and Royal Feminine Afrikan Womanhood

Naturally, the pioneers of language and communication are the primary people of the world. As vitally important to the Afrikan life’s ascension ‘the word’ through whichever avenue of communication it was expressed was given the qualifier of ‘divine’. The powerfully energising identifier of ‘Divine Word’ is an outward expression of the rightful order that emerges from the  self-determined life from which it was expressed. For the Afrikan upright language flow is core to the pinnacle levels of civilisation that they have gloriously etched throughout their own continuum. Divine as a descriptor is nothing short of highlighting the royal and natural norm of sophisticated brilliancy that Afrikan souls express between themselves. To these exceptional pioneers of articulation: the natural environment was a powerful means for communication; the self-created devices for messaging were a powerful means of communication; the spoken word, the writings on the wall, the language of dress and movement were all powerful means of communication throughout the various levels of the self.  

The Afrikan masculine man became empowered to fulfil upright and natural optimal functioning . The Afrikan feminine woman became empowered to fulfil rightful and natural optimal functioning. The natural norm of differences between the two were and naturally remain to allow for the harmonious and complementary functioning for wholesome growth and wider ascension of superlative civilisation. The Royal Divine Word communicated amongst Afrikan souls en-masse is substance of building and integrity.

In modern times with disruptions and interruptions of the Maafa the term mass media has been used to describe a level of communication. A popular mainstream source suggests that:

“Mass media refers to a diverse array of media technologies that reach a large audience via mass communication”.

The conspicuous absence of upright qualifiers that would naturally be present in self-determined Afrikan life can be telling. Alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency have used mass mediums of communication to suit their foreign interests whilst promoting self-destruction amongst Afrikan souls.

Suppose the alien forces of ill wished to render the natural norm of Afrikan masculine manhood non-existent. Suppose the alien forces of ill wished to render the natural norm of Afrikan feminine womanhood non-existent. Suppose alien forces of ill wished to turn the Afrikan female into a pseudo-man. Suppose alien forces of ill wished to turn the Afrikan male into a pseudo-woman. Suppose alien forces of ill wished to pit the Afrikan female against the Afrikan male and vice versa. Suppose, for example that image after image of rapacious, no good, weak, ineffective Afrikan males were constantly projected and that Afrikan females were depicted as masculine aggressors who could do the world a favour by slaying the Afrikan male. Well, such suggestions were the case then alien vehicles would surely depict imagery of chaos and self-destruction. And if any such grotesque imagery were to hit the plateau of mass media then a more apt term might be mess creating media rather than simply one that reaches a mass audience.

According to a popular mainstream source the word mess relates to:

“a situation that is confused and full of problems”.

Afrikan souls must have vehicles of communication that are wholesome and upright for themselves that are steeped in self-knowingness. The Afrikan natural propensity to build with superlative excellence must be energised. To be royal is to be that of brilliancy and only Afrikan souls can restore for themselves the natural substance of humanity’s grand monarchs.

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