All children deserve a quality of life

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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.

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.

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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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?