Remembering Ascension Holds Safeguard Against Self-Destructive In-Fighting  

The natural pioneering builders and orchestrators of pinnacle civilisation necessarily had a level of ordered oneness to bring about their ascension.  It would have been an impossibility for grand construction to have graced the annals of the Afrikan history continuum void of vital ingredients of its foundational base. From this same base of oneness, Afrikan souls were able to sustain a level of excellence to such a degree that their architectural genius and artifacts of splendour stand as the source of amazement to onlookers then, now and surely on into the future.

Unfortunately, others that mean the Afrikan ill have sought to destroy the natural levels of oneness that this primary people of creation hold amongst themselves. With the deployment of divide and rule strategies; pitting this soul against that; and other vices of sheer demolition – forces of anti-Afrikan agency have plotted and schemed to fuel in-fighting across a multitude of alien-concocted lines to effect ‘wipe-out’. In the absence of manufactured lines of division natural differences may be exploited or grotesquely misrepresented towards the same end.

The great hero Omowale Malcolm X urged Afrikan souls to be aware of the destructive tactics of alien forces of anti-Afrikan agency. Omowale protectively highlighted to the soul people of the world that:

“He has divided us and used us one against the other”.

Bringing awareness is vital. Yet still, this great hero went on to impress upon Afrikan souls that ascension involved:

“Resisting all efforts to divide us”.

Afrikan souls ought not succumb to the folly of alien ill vices and perpetuate the disorder and chaos of divide and rule by proxy. Turning the rightful order of mission ascension with its necessary battles to be won into self-destructive in-fighting surely allow alien forces of ill to rub their hands with glee. The Afrikan does the Afrikan a great service in being a genuine and upright part of the thrust for victorious ascension whilst at the same time safeguarding against the destructive ills of in-fighting.  

Again, Omowale Malcolm X rightfully drew vital attention to the importance of the soul people remembering and learning from their own experience in the world:

“Of all our studies, history is best qualified to reward our research”.