Our Struggle

 You need to understand what is the fundamental struggle, and then what is the petty struggle. The fundamental struggle is the one that determines your existence and survival. And the fundamental struggle that we have as Africans for our own survival is an antagonistic competition with other races. 


We are living in a world where there is “a sweeping competition for struggle”. And in this competition for resources, teams have been formed. And in these teams that have been created, most of the teams that we(Africans) are playing against, are actually playing as groups(Europeans, Asians, and Americans) of racist against us. The Jews have established themselves as a race and a people that are separate; they don’t want to mix with others; they have created themselves as a group that seeks to make sure that other races are fighting each other. They seek to control the dominant at the end of the day. America is today controlled by the Jews(read “The International Jew” by Henry Ford). 


The Europeans have set themselves apart in the same way. The Germans have done similar work. The Indians and the Chinese have achieved this, too. 


Africa has got a dysfunctional system of administrative structures in its continental shelf. Every African leader is trying to amass resources and play as a single player like Ronaldo. Until we function and operate as a team, seeking to solve our problems in the real sense of the word, then it’s going to take years if not generations before we can fight these unified teams in order to utilize our resources collectively. 


The book of John Lewis “The Cold War A New History” reminds me of the fact that China was just an infant on the global stage way back in the 1940s, during the Cold War to be precise. It has emerged and changed the structure of the International system from the Bipolar World to a more Multipolar World. It was successful because it didn’t work alone. This is a vindication of the fact that African countries really need to work as a team on the continent and on the global stage. 


Muaz Ahmad; Foreign Affairs Analyst

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