AFRICA - Black Man's Hope or Peril
By Ronny and Dr. Ron Joe Hanner
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About this ebook
Having lived and worked in Africa for almost 10 years of my life, I had encountered so many social- and labor-relevant issues, over the years, with more open questions than answers; this life situation inspired me to write this E-Book about Africa and the African People and Tribes.
In addition to this, I also did my own research to find answers to the typical human character of the African People, next to their "Creator-Gods" and their genetic-engineers, who actually "genome-labbed" the African-Worker-Race into being.
Additionally, I touched down on topical issues, such as Neo-Colonialism, Pan-Africanism and the Chances of a future "United-States-of-Africa" .
This, my high-content E-Book, describes and illustrates, in detail, what's in store for the beautiful-continent of Africa. For the Seeking-African-Individual, this E-Book is definitely worth reading.
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AFRICA - Black Man's Hope or Peril - Ronny
Table of Contents
AFRICA - Black Man's Hope or Peril
Chapter 1
Chapter 3: Colonialism / Neo-Colonialism & Black-Enslavement-Period
Chapter 4 : Neo-Colonialism
Chapter 5: Pan - Africanism
Chapter 6: Morals, Ethics and Human-Values in Africa
Chapter 8:
Chapter 9: Future Perspectives for Africa
About the Author
Table of Contents
Introduction & Foreword
Having lived and worked in many countries of Africa for over 10 years, I had come to love this great continent and its stunning- and unique natural beauty and landscapes.
From Morocco to West-African countries, such as Senegal, Mali and Ivory Coast, next to having handled some business projects in Nigeria, having worked as General Manager over in Nairobi, Kenya and finally worked and lived in Southern-Africa (Botswana, South-Africa, Namibia), I had gained great insights into various African cultures, peoples and their traditions, which are being practiced to the very day.
Over the years, I developed a liking in African Socio-economics and African politics, as I could simply not bear the constant- painfully-contrastful- sight of such resource-rich-countries versus such ugly-low-poverty of majority of the people of Africa.
Having a deep- and huge heart and compassion for African nations, countries and its people deserving better - better living conditions, better infrastructure, better education, better housing and social welfare and definitely a Higher-Quality-of-Life
I have invested lots of Thought-Power into Scenarios that could help AFRICA to move out of this Poverty- and Misery-Swamp !
It is, as if GOD has cursed the Black-Continent, himself, but thinking deeply about this, it is actually not GOD or any Infinite-Creator who can be made responsible here, it is the African-Tribal-System, itself, and with it , their power-hungry and materialistically-greedy Tribal-Chiefs
who initially (some 400 years ago) sold their very own tribal-people into overseas-slavery; of course with the help of the White-Slave-Traders
and their connections to the AMERICAS.
Since the latter 60 - 70 years, most of the African Nations had re-gained their independence from their White-Colonizers
- (US or EU-Colonizer-Countries) - yet many of those Colonizer-Countries never truly let go off their African-Nations, but operated-in-the-shadows with their African-sided political-puppets in Power.
This did not work well, as merely the Political-Elites across all African-Countries , networked themselves rich- and powerful, while the rest of their people in Africa remain poor, to the very day.
Of course, now, since the new millenium of 2000 and beyond, many African countries and their citizenry, voice-out for more polito-economic justice, so the new-politicians-on-the-block
found only the Whities
to be blamed for all the economic-misery and resultative poverty,and triggering outrageous Racism among the Black-Population, when in fact, it is the Black-Politicians
and their immediate organisational downlines, who developed an incredibly-high- corruption-system, for their immediate political friends, and not many more, during the last 50 - 60 years, or so .
And yes, Africa, is mainly functioning through social-psychological-group-networking combined with highest degress of Nepotism
and Corruption; ca. 85% of Africans are lazy by blood- and genetics, only wanting to become rich by exercising friend-to-friend-favors
and their respective favor-returns
, not by actual physical work but simply by friendship-relationship-networking.
Most of the African Countries had done well economically before the COVID-PLAN-DEMIC, but are devastated after the COVID-Period. Since 2022 the Panafricanism-Movement
has started with Masses of Africans now demanding more of the Resource-Wealth and Riches from their respective political-parties and governments.
Not much had been accomplished, other than
TALK - ONLY, thus far.
African People are getting tired of being ripped-off by their governments and politicians, resulting in a wave of social-riots and protests, out of poverty and hopelessness.
Some African countries had it easy to get rid of their political-opponents during the COVID-PERIOD, just by poisoning them, and declare they had died of COVID-Disease . How conveniently simple that was ?
During the Post-Covid- time - period, however, the Great-Change also hits Africa, and Panafricanism, at least on a regional-scale, might have a real chance of surviving and actually developing, for the very benefit of the suffering people.
My E-Book here, identifies key problems and provides key-solutions in all aspects of African-Life, and for the betterment of all Africans.
I am an equal-opportunity-provider, not a White-Racist, after all !
Chapter 1
Creator - Gods & African Race
Annunaki-Sub-GodsThough scholars know the Anunnaki as the gods of ancient Mesopotamia, fringe theorists believe they are ancient alien invaders from the planet Nibiru. Before the Greeks exalted Zeus or the Egyptians praised Osiris, the Sumerians worshipped the Anunnaki. Some 500,000 years ago, the first Annunaki - Sub-GODS from Heaven to Earth came; namely those were the 2 sons of King-Anu of Nibiru, Enki and Enlil.
These ancient gods of Mesopotamia had wings, wore horned caps, and possessed the ability to control all of humanity. Sumerians revered the Anunnaki as heavenly beings who shaped the destiny of their society.
But were they more than deities? Some theorists claim that the Anunnaki were aliens from another planet. Even more shocking, they use ancient Sumerian texts to back up this wild idea. Here’s what we know.
Despite being an ancient civilization, their reign was marked by a number of impressive technological advancements. For example, the Sumerians invented the plow, which played a huge role in helping their empire grow.
annunakiler-1-1400x797 They also developed cuneiform, one of the earliest known systems of writing in human history. In addition, they came up with a method of keeping time — which modern people still use to this day.
But according to the Sumerians, they didn’t do it alone; they owed their historic breakthroughs to a group of Sub-Gods called the Anunnaki. According to their story, the Anunnaki mostly descended from KING - ANU , a supreme deity and King of Nibiru, who could control both the fate of human kings and his fellow gods.
Though much remains unknown about the Sumerians and their way of life, they left evidence of their beliefs in ancient texts, including the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the oldest written stories in human history. According to the Lyrics of Gilgamesh, the Annunaki-Gods came down to Earth in search of Gold (incl. Mono-nucleic-Gold-Powder) and established several Gold-Mining-Operations across the Ancient-Earth, such as in Mesopotamia, in Mali and in Zimbabwe and Eastern-South-Africa.
Their Mine-Workers were the IGIGI-Humanoids, who were closely-related to the Annunaki-Sub-Gods. The Igigi were a group of lesser gods who were responsible for the day-to-day tasks of maintaining the cosmos. They were often depicted as working hard to keep the universe running smoothly, and were considered to be the helpers of the more powerful Anunnaki Sub-Gods.
The Anunnaki, on the other hand, were a group of higher gods who were responsible for major events and decisions in the cosmos. They were considered to be the rulers of the gods, and were often depicted as being more powerful and influential than the Igigi. According to Mesopotamian mythology, the Anunnaki were led by the god Enlil, who was considered to be the king of the gods. The other Anunnaki gods included the god Enki, the god Anu, and the goddess Inanna, among others. According to Mesopotamian Mythology , the Annunaki were led by Enlil, being one of the sons of King Anu of Nibiru and the other Anunnaki gods included the god Enki, the god Anu, and the goddess Inanna, among others.
The relationship between the Igigi and the Anunnaki was complex and multifaceted. On one hand, the Igigi were often depicted as being subservient to the Anunnaki, performing menial tasks and serving their needs. On the other hand, the Igigi were also depicted as being respected and valued by the Anunnaki, and were seen as an important part of the divine hierarchy. Overall, the Igigi and the Anunnaki were integral parts of Mesopotamian mythology, and played a significant role in the beliefs and rituals of the ancient Sumerians and other Mesopotamian cultures. Those Igigi were huge, even taller than the Annunaki-Gods, but not as graceful as the Annunaki-Gods. They had strong facial features and lots of hair. They were ca. 245 million years older than the Annunaki, in terms of galactic civilization.
The Igigi rebelled against the Annunaki, because they had been assigned to take care of field-work, digging trenches and feeding the Annunaki-Subgods. This physical labor became too much for the Igigi-Race. Eventually, the Annunaki decided to create a Slave-Race
to do their hard - physical work in the Gold-Mines.
The Creation of Man: The Iggigi created the 1st quasi-humans. Their first genetic experiments were catastrophic, to say the least. The Iggigi’s creation of the first humans looked awful, bestial, very ugly, even frightening. This happened because the Iggigi were more the natural-researchers, not the scientific-geneticists. At one point, the Igigi were ferocious towards the early-quasi-humans, treated them very badly, since they considered them a working class without intelligence. It took those quasi-humans thousands of years to evolve into an early human-form; even then they were not entirely human, but more hairy and resembling more the APE-MAN. Some of them had bizarre skulls and facial bones. The ANNUNAKI, however, were much more advanced Geneticists and Engineers with a strong appreciation of Esthetics.
But the mining had to continue. An alternative solution to create a more esthetic-human-being had to be found, after the Igigi only showed disastrous Ape-like-Humanoid-Creations
; the Annunaki took over this important task with NIN.TI
— she who gives life
—the female who was in charge of medicine—was to create a primitive worker.
She needed the help of the chief scientist. The Being you want
—he said—it already exists!
They extracted the genes of a young member of the Nefilim and fused them into the egg of a captured hominid, an Ape-woman. They implanted the fertilized egg in the ovum of a female member of the Nefilim. There still was trial and error with this genetic-experiment ; imperfect beings came out. Finally a perfect model of Man
was achieved. Similarly fertilized eggs were implanted in batteries
of females of the Nefilim: Adams and Eves were thus created—the first Homo sapiens. They were at once put to do the hard work, in the mines of southern Africa.
The first robotic-quasi-humans were functional, but not pretty to look at; the early humans were not much more than biological-machines, with very limited mental faculties. This was at approx. 250 000 years ago, when the first successful bicameral species of Homo-Sapiens was created by the Annunaki, merging their own Alien-Genes with that of Homo-Erectus (ApeMan) . Those humans were a hybrid-species not being able to procreate. However, as demand for Primitive-Mine-Workers
increased , the Annunaki, once again, genetically-manipulated ancient mankind , so they could reproduce on their own.
It seemed that the original Adams & Eves
which had been created by the Annunaki-Sub-Gods had lighter- light-brownish skin-colors; yet when those Primitive-Worker-Humans
were exposed to the strong-UV-light around Earth’s equator (+/- 10 degrees north and south of it), their body developed more skin-pigments resulting in darker- and darker skin-colours, eventually. While the Igigi-Race initially created the Primitive-Worker’s Hair-Type (being super-curly and spongy-when grown), this very Hair of the Primitive-Worker had not been changed by the Annunaki-Master-Geneticists, ever since; this being said the African-Descendants of the Primitive-Worker-Race/Gold-Mine-Slave-Race have to live with this Hair-Type, to the very day, even though, many of them are not happy about it . This Hair-Type, however, renders the best protection of the Skull, while working in the rough-mining-environment.
Another strong assumption that is undeniable is that