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zero population growth

Lack of child support, and proper schooling 

is due to lack of birth control 

which leads to overpopulation and poverty

 

I was one of six children and I remember longingly looking at the brand new blazers, shoes and suitcases of our friends, at the start of every new school year. I used to walk with my arms folded so that

my worn blazer was not so noticeable.  

Children should never have to feel that life short-changed them.

A nation’s inability to provide education, and child support is due to over-breeding, (the birth of children, who will not receive the necessary support or nutrition) is mainly a problem in developing countries.

If humanity continues to breed like rats and 

strip the earth's resources

human demand for food will soon outstrip the ability of the earth to reproduce.

There is a prediction that the earth will run out of food in the near future

I would like to put it to you that the earth is only coping with the demand today,

because 75% of the world goes hungry.

There is an urgent need for every woman 
to rear only one living child. 

Humanity should aim at a zero population growth, until poverty become history.

The “nearly-born-frees” and the future

Many “nearly-born-frees” voted in line with the sentiments of their family or community during the last election.
 One can expect a change when the born-frees find themselves tangled in the red tape of racist politics. 

The nearly-born-frees will hold those they voted in accountable for the promises they made to win elections.
They will notice the political party that put  emotional ideals before the prosperity of the nation..

Their thoughts, demands and votes will shape the future of our country and the world.  

• Nearly-born-frees, who came across discrimination will demand freedom and fairness. 

• Those who remain jobless or lost out of opportunities for promotion because of racial or gender preference will demand change and revisit old election promises.

• The nearly-born-frees will want a better world for their children.   

The label “born-free” forced them to think about what freedom is and they will demand it because they will regard it as their right.

Ex Unitate Vires
updated 2014-11-07
Copied from Governing Africa

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 - a combined heritage.

RACISM IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD IS RACISM IN THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF HUMANITY.

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Nelson Mandela 18 July 1918 - 05 Dec 2013 20:50 

MANDELA INAUGURAL SPEECH 1994 (Extracts)

LET US STRIVE TOWARDS PEACE AND UNITY FOR ALL

LET US LEAVE THE PAST BEHIND AND LOOK TOWARDS A BETTER FUTURE

We must therefore act together as a united people, for national reconciliation, for nation building, for the birth of a new world.
Let there be justice for all.
Let there be peace for all.
Let there be work, bread, water and salt for all.
Let each know that for each the body, the mind and the soul have been freed to fulfill themselves.
Never, never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land will again experience the oppression of one by another and suffer the indignity of being the skunk of the world.
Let freedom reign.
The sun shall never set on so glorious a human achievement!

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To be free to believe

The truly religious spirit is more fundamentally alive today than at any previous time. Everywhere people are ready for the light and expectant of a new revelation.
Only great and fundamental principles of living can really meet mankind's need. Religion in the new age must be based on truths which are universally accepted. These are:

1. The fact of God, both transcendent and immanent.
2. Man's relationship to God; we are all "sons of the one father."
3. The fact of immortality and of eternal persistence, arising from man's essential divinity.
4. The Continuity of Revelation and the Divine Approaches; God has never left Himself without witnesses.
5. The fact of our relationship with each other, or of human brotherhood.
6. The fact of the Path to God, trodden down the ages by mystics, occultists and saints of every religious faith.

The source of all the great world religions and philosophies is the spiritual Hierarchy of the planet, whose members are called the custodians of the divine Plan.
Today another great approach of God to Man, a new revelation is possible. Humanity awaits the reappearance of the world teacher, head of the spiritual Hierarchy, known as the Christ in the West and the Lord Maitreya in the East, and recognised by many names -- Messiah, Imam Mahdi, Zarathustra -- in the different world religions.

The concept of a world religion and the fusion of faiths is now a field of discussion. In the future world all men of spiritual inclination and intention will keep the same holy days, pooling their spiritual resources in a united and simultaneous spiritual invocation.
God works in many ways, through many faiths and religious agencies. The universal platform of the new world religion will be built by emphasising essential doctrines and the unity and fellowship of the spirit.

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When men unite

Tuesday, 27 November 2012
The soul, like God, strives towards unconditional love, therefore unify because no separation can exist in the face of unconditional love.  
Man, on the other hand, like an animal seeks predominantly self preservation and therefore chooses a path of hardship and pain which is often selective and reparative in nature.

When the soul in all men reign over their personalities humanity will seek unification;
One global government may then be regarded as the ideal.
Africa will then seek to unite as one in peace.
War can not exist in the face of love or in the face of God.

when local communities are empowered

..... When solutions to problems facing the war affected nation are developed from within there is a strong possibility of successful outcome because the people will feel part of the solutions.

.... when local communities are empowered they will be in the position to contribute positively in deriving programs and activities designed to improve the living standards of their inhabitants.


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Condoms alone are not an effective form of birth control in Africa.
Aids education should run alongside birth-control education and not instead if it
People should only have children they can afford to raise.

Quality is better than quantity.

It is better to rear one strong child, than to watch six children starve.

Forgiveness is hard to do

8-Jan-09

Forgiveness is one of the most difficult things to do.

Wrongs that we do to another group may have serious consequences for ones own kind, many years down the line.

It is nearly impossible for peace to become a reality at this time, in Southern Africa.

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Too many people of one race have been hurt by those of another - and visa versa.

It is nearly impossible for an old freedom fighter to create a government of unity.

The best kind of leader in Africa would be a freedom fighter of the opposite race. For example: A white man who risked his own freedom and life for freedom among blacks, or visa versa.

It is easier to forgive people of your own kind.

A man who regarded another group as enemies in the past can only, with great difficulty, sometimes, trust those people, even if his lips indicate otherwise.

It takes a new generation to create non-racial freedom.

Suppression of blacks in South Africa's history is causing suppression of white people today, which in turn will have consequences for generations to come.

Total freedom may only be possible in the third and fourth generations if internal war can be prevented. South Africa is in a very fragile position and may be on the brink of a civil war if the right steps to prevent it are not taken.

Not only does South Africa have a history of whites against the blacks, but while apartheid clouded all other racial friction, friction among the various black tribes, and that of the coloreds towards other dark races, played out in the back ground. Even within the colored community itself we find a split among Christians and Muslims.

Today, all over the world, people are split in their loyalty regarding the Palestinians and the Israeli's issue. The world itself may be facing internal and external war.

The best we can do is to recognize that suppressed need for revenge and try to act fairly.

We can try to forgive at core level. The more we try, the easier it will become to be fair in one's dealings and the sooner peace and prosperity can be our heritage.

For as long as decisions are based on race and not competence, prosperity will remain suppressed.

As long as we give in to that deep inner wound, the need for revenge will sometimes cloud our decisions.

There are no winners in war.

There are no winners in war.

Peace does not grow from war.

Peace is a state of mind that can be reached by a change of attitude and by forgiving.

War action only invokes retaliation.

While a nation is at war, it spends money needed for food and social commitments on guns and ammunition.

War only increases hardship and instability.

It takes two nations to start a war. It likewise takes both to return to peace.

How Zimbabwe can rise from the ashes

12 November 2008

The deadlock between the two parties in Zimbabwe offers an opportunity for pilot studies on different African governmental approaches.

Zimbabweans can become a learning tool for the rest of Africa.

Zimbabwe could be divided into two or three sections with equal economic opportunities for a period of twenty years.

Each section can be run as an independent republic.

The division of the land needs be done in such a way that it can function independently and have equal opportunities to succeed.

Let Mugabe choose which section he wants to rule and let the opposition rule the rest.

As they rule independently, each may choose a flag and anthem to merge the people but they retain the main Zimbabwean flag also, as well as the National anthem.

Each form their own finance departments, police force, build hospitals and schools. The first world countries can lend a helping hand.

After twenty years the most prosperous method of government can be determined under the following categories:

• Dept free economy;

• Medical;

• Education;

• Sport;

• Environment & wildlife;

• Social system;

• Unemployment level and general standard of living;

• Etc.

The winning section will become the system to implement across the board when the republics merge in 2028.

The eyes of Africa can be focused on these different governmental approaches and all can learn from it.

At the end of the twenty year pilot study, armed with the most successful approaches towards prosperity and peace, all Zimbabweans can again embrace their one flag.

Zimbabwe in reality never splits.

The methods that will pull Zimbabwe out of the ashes will be methods that can be adopted by other impoverished African countries.

TO BALANCE AFRICAN ANCESTRAL AND SOUL'S DESTINIES

African Leaders need to strive towards bringing a balance between their Ancestral duties and the destinies of their souls. They should embrace the privilege given to them to lead their countries to harmony and prosperity. Not just the people, but also all life that inhabits the soil, air and waters of their land.

The soul of Africa needs to heal so that she again, through her ancestors, feels the pulse of mother Africa. Africans need to honor all life so that the kingdom of God descends again to earth.

If man indeed originated in Africa, then according to Biblical history, one can assume that paradise was once on African soil.

How do the ancestors feel about their African leaders living in glut and fighting among themselves for power, while their people suffer so horrifically?

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To separate the milk from the cappuccino

28-10-2008

If the first world follow the examples of some of the developing African Nations, by suppressing Europeans and make them feel unwelcome, many Africans, living overseas, would suffer.

There is not one nation in the world that did not have blood on their hands in the past.

There is not one nation that does not have a history of suppression or deceit.

In the past it was each nation for himself, and they did what they needed to do to outwit and eliminate the enemy; whom ever they perceived the enemy to be.

The strongest nation won, and in some cases the enemy was eliminated so completely that there are few left to seek revenge.

Today the descendants of ancient tribes are scattered all over the globe. We need to be kind to those unlike us, as we would like others to be kind to our kin abroad.

Today the enemies of nations are those who do not recognize the global community.

We are no longer separate nations. We are one humanity with responsibilities to care for individual countries.

Africa needs to wake up and embrace the global civilization.

We can no longer afford to try and separate the milk from the cappuccino. We need to stand together to save our world.

We need to work towards creating a better life for all global citizens.

DAMAGED FREEDOM FIGHTERS

03 November 2008

There are among Africa's leaders, those who work, knowingly or unknowingly, against peace.

These people are the children from a time of struggle and human injustice.

We all know that children learn by the knees of their parents and grandparents. That what is accepted as the truth (or the norm), in childhood, may influence the rest of their lives. This influence persists, even if, for a time, different values are adopted.

Children, who were taught that people from a different race are the enemy, inferior or untrustworthy will be influenced by these misconceptions, when choices between people of different races are to be made in later life.

Hidden childhood desires for revenge and retribution may remain dormant for many years, while giving the impression that the individual is an ambassador for peace. The Zimbabwean struggle is an example.

It is therefore very difficult for children of the apartheid era, in South Africa, to be non-racist.

Our hope for unity lies with children who entered mixed schools since 1989, and are today entering adulthood, as well as those elders who were educated overseas. Many of these youths accepted people of different races as equals in spite of the prejudices of their elders or colleagues.

The Freedom Fighters may not feel comfortable with peace for too long. They may feel that they lost their purpose in life. From early childhood they were taught how to retaliate and fight back. They crave for the adrenaline rush during an unrest. Their heroes carried a gun, and not a banner for peace.

"One rainbow nation" was born with Nelson Mandela's walk to freedom. For many that is a new concept.

Freedom fighters on both sides of the fence try to relearn their ways for the sake of peace, but many fail.

We hear words, like Great Britain is the enemy, when the reality is that Great Britain cares little about what happens in Africa today.

We hear words like "Killing for Zuma", when all that is needed for peaceful governance is an election where the people decide who should rule.

We see political parties split, because peace is so difficult and un-stimulating. We see governmental interference on all peaceful prosperous levels of society in order to create hardship and unrest under the banner of "leveling the playing fields".

During times of struggle the freedom fighters have a purpose in life. In peacetime it is as if they try to create hardship and struggle. Fighting for freedom is in their blood. Peace makes them uncomfortable. Victory, in their minds, needs to be preceded by a struggle.

Their parents could not teach them how to be victorious and embrace peace. They could only teach them how to overcome hardship.

We need to understand this.

We need to recognize this.

We need to ride this stormy political wave.

Many of our leaders are good people who were damaged by society as children. Many of the youths at high school today still nurture suppressed anger because of damaged adult role models.

It may take a few generations for peace to become a permanent reality. Yet we are slowly moving towards peace, even if life in Africa reflects a sentiment of war.

Mandela's rainbow nation will one day be a reality, even if it may not happen in our lifetimes.

The world will remember Nelson Mandela and his Rainbow Nation.

Perhaps one-day South Africa can be named "The Rainbow Country" - "Mandelaland".

Ex Unitate Vires 20 October 2008

Full tummies at night should be the farmer's delight.

2008-11-01

Today in many African countries redistributing land among the people is an emotional issue.

However, we need to be realistic. Narrowing the gap between those who have and those who have not should not start with the farmer. Redistributing wealth should start with the capitalist.

Dividing land that has the capacity to feed many thousands should not be cut up and distributed among people who may only have the expertise and finances to feed twenty families.

Seeing the satisfaction of twenty families finding a meaning to life should be measured up against thousands of Africans dying from hunger.

It makes better sense to encourage farmers, who have the expertise to produce, to farm for the millions of starving Africans rather than increase the glut of developed nations.

The Motto.

Never break down structures that can boost economies and reduce hunger and hardship. Rather make sure it does what it is capable of.

Simonye 01-11-2008

Emotional land redistribution

Leaving the land in the hands of those who can feed the nation and boost the economy seems to make good sense in Africa.

Thousands of people died from hunger in Zimbabwe because of emotional land distribution.

Is the value of land worth so many lives of African brothers and sisters?

Too much democracy may not be a good thing

One example of a more general suggestion that Zakaria makes, namely that too much democracy may not be a good thing. In a complex modern nation-state, the electorate is unlikely to have sufficient knowledge to judge on the suitability of every state official, particularly those in very specialised fields, and so may choose to delegate this selection process to the leaders they have elected. And in any case, voting directly on every body that influences the conduct of politics in a democratic state is impossible, as governments must also pay attention to the input of leaders in business and religion, and, increasingly, to other non-governmental organisations that have been set up by groups of citizens concerned about specific issues. The degree of influence that these ‘special interest’ groups have over the conduct of government represents a challenge – too much, and it might be argued that democracy is weakened to the point of oligarchy (the rule of elites); too little, and the culture of justified challenge to governmental excesses that characterises most democracies is neutered.

In the articles which follow, we reflect on some of the issues that arise when considering liberal democracy: what are the qualifications of the democratic politician, and how did this role arise




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