Silencing the Empty Viral Shriek in Unison

The Neocolonial Blueprint: Coercion, Collapse, and Collective Defiance

Economic Warfare as Policy:
From their self-appointed "Central Command," Western powers steer the global ship by force. Economic sanctions are not tools of justice—they are scalpels deliberately wielded to cripple vulnerable nations. Starvation becomes strategy. Debt becomes bondage. The result? Sovereign economies bled dry to ensure compliance.

Regime Change by Design:
Neocolonialists don’t negotiate—they engineer chaos:

·         Coups as corporate takeovers (Guinea, Congo),

·         Conflicts as profit ventures (Libya, Ethiopia),

·         Isolation as prelude to predation: singling out nations like wounded prey to be devoured by sanctions and slander.

The Unbearable Calculus:
Enough. Africa and the Global South now see the equation clearly:

Western "Mandate" = Right to Decide Our Fate
A phantom "Global Management Office" has usurped our sovereignty. Its headquarters? Western capitals. Its shareholders? Arms dealers and extractive conglomerates. Its victims? The global majority.

The UN’s Betrayal:
Where peacekeeping was promised, we see peace-breaking. Where justice was vowed, we see judicial colonialism. The institution designed to protect:

·         - Guards Western interests, not international law,

·         - Enforces austerity, not development,

·         - Legitimizes invasion, not liberation.

AFRICA’S ULTIMATUM: #SilenceTheShriek

To the West:
Your "management" is malfeasance. Your "order" is oppression. Withdraw your economic hitmen. Recall your regime-change architects.

To Our Leaders:
No more puppet presidents.
No more traitors signing our death warrants.

To Our People:

"THE STRUGGLE HAS NO SHORTCUT—BUT SURRENDER IS A DEAD END"

·         Reject division engineered in foreign think tanks.

·         Dismantle the lie of "Western salvation."

·         Unify as the sleeping giant now wide awake.

Our Weapon? Unbreakable Solidarity.
Our Demand? A World Reborn—Without Masters.
AFRICA RISING: #SilenceTheShriek 

 

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