Nelson Mandela - A
new Apartheid awaits the next warrior
In the early days of
Mandela, we lived in a world where totalitarianism, military dictatorships and
Apartheid reigned in many parts of our world. Poverty and hunger passively imprisoned
many more (i.e. governments suppressed the masses by depriving them of basic
food, water and shelter).
We broke through the
21st century only to be suffocated by an unseen evil. While many
oppressive governments transitioned to ease poverty and totalitarian policies
in many parts of the world (i.e. mostly brought about by an influx of foreign investment
capital and financial opportunism) the real change emerging was both shadowy
and malevolent. The physical body and so too the human spirit have emerged to
live a more graceful existence, but the mind grows lame, controlled and
imprisoned by an unholy consumerism, technological suppression, misguided
secularism and a love of money. We have become mind-controlled zombies of
corporatism and media propaganda.
Mandela and others
like him (i.e. John F Kennedy, Martin L King, Mahatma Gandhi) found keys which
unlocked the physical chains, and freed the human spirit. Those keys in most
cases were encrusted with blood. At the dawn of the 21st century rogue
Satanists have set a bolder agenda to imprison the human mind, and make savage
human consciousness. Our fight today is not for South Africa, but rather for
the entire planet, and humanity as we have come to know it.
The spirits of Mandela,
Kennedy, King, Gandhi, and all those who attempted to provide Mankind with a
terrestrial paradise, now wait for the next enlightened warrior who will
liberate Humankind from the invisible chains.
Sadly, most of the
political leaders who pay homage to Mandela are the very people who betray us
today. It is akin to listening to an emotional speech given by Lyndon B Johnson
on the death of John F Kennedy, knowing full well that he planned his assassination.
The hypocrisy should madden the mind, but the imperceptible chains make the duplicity
obscure.
Celebrities on the
other hand, have used Mandela to heighten their own celebrity and not to make
the world a better place.
I hope his death re-opens
the wound that is today bandaged by lies.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
Joseph Pede
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