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 a strategy. Debt becomes bondage. The result? Sovereign economies bled dry to ensure compliance.

Regime Change by Design:
Neocolonialists don’t negotiate—they engineer chaos: Their tools are obvious and tested: 

·         Coups as corporate takeovers (Exaple could be Guinea, Democratic Republic of Congo),

·         Conflicts as profit ventures (Examples are Libya, and Ethiopia),

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

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

What the West wants (as used to be) is their "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: UN is no more working as per its mandate and establishment. 
Where peacekeeping was promised, we see peace-breaking. Where justice was vowed, we see judicial colonialism. The institution designed to protect all member states now:

·         - Guards Western interests, not international law,

·         - Enforces austerity, not development,

·         - Legitimizes invasion, not liberation.

So what coulld Africa's ultimatum be? It's nothing but silencing the empty viral shriek in unison.

Our message to the West:
Your "management" is malfeasance. Your "order" is oppression. Withdraw your economic hitmen. So, recall your regime-change architects.

Our message to our leaders:
No more puppet presidents.
No more traitors signing our death warrants.

Our message 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: #SilenceTheEmptyViralShriek

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