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AFRICAN DIARY WITH KATTY · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Okay, Greetings and Salitation's massive. He is Angel Robinson all the way instos
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alone, and you're tuning into the Black halfire Radio and you're listening to Greetings
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and Salitations Massive. He's Andrew Robinson all the way in sweets alone, and
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you're tuning into the Black halfire Radio and you're listening to the African Diary Show
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with Katty massr. Stay tuned. Greetings and Salitations matches the Lander Robinson all
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the way in Switzerland, and you're tuning into the Black halfire Radio and you're
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listening to the African Diary Show with Catty Massive. Stay tuned. You tell
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me, tell me you come down, tell me another one. I want
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to thank you. I didn't ask you every day I ever said thanks.
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You got something tall? I want you? Tell I need I can't?
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I want you, moody, Can I need you? I love you?
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I want you, mood Can I need you? I'm like, yeah,
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I want you? Mother. It's bye? Why you sells? What's last
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to be? Ja shot a week at New Mooks exactly? Don't you want
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to get a picture? Can you give me? If you're tellt me know
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my last con when you come on me sas t fi your head shad up.
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I know you that God. I remember Mama told saying you find me,
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I would never find like you. I think that's every day of a
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six, the way you get married. About you FLEs, you got somebody
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to come thank you. I think the best every day you have a six,
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the way people get married. Now you fet and you got somebody to
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come thank you. Bad cat. I want you to move back yet I
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came up by can. I want you to move out. By tall,
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I hop, I'm yeah. I want you more, by tail, I
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need you up, I'm yeah, I want you everywhere. By yeah,
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you come out. If you tell me about looting somebody when you want left
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together, say eight yet it so when you say go, I'm gonna be
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get go. I remember mother, he said, it's not gonna give me
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out of my own one like meeting some Salitation's massive heres Andrew Robinson all the
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way in Switzerland and you're tuning into the Black Halfaire Radio and you're listening to
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the African Diary Show with Kattie Massive statue start after another show A feel well,
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I hope you're doing great on this wonderful Friday afternoon. On my end,
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it is actually three minutes our pastopian right in to fight four. You
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can let me know what is the time on your end as we're getting started
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with our conversation of the day. And I have a very simple pass right
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here to everybody who is here with me, everybody who is listening to me,
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think you do let me know. Do you think that the europe Pans
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or the modern day europe Pins should pay or shave reparations to Afrikaans just because
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they colonized us? Do you think that they should pay reparations to us?
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Because I've seen a certain block and this is about and it is at certain
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news present news caster doing an interview with somebody and he's saying that they should
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not give reparations for African people. Why are they saying this because they are
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saying it to us there and who did this? But do you think,
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you guys, do you think that the Europeans deserves or is it just for
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them to pay preparations to give reparations to Africans? Kindly get too interrupted me.
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Remember we have lives and interrupted on our media handles. We are on
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and unload the radio application and then you come back listen to it and let
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me know what you think about this. And in case you're listening to me
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via the radio station, you can as well pain in your comments on the
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show page and tell me do you think that now the Europeans? Is it
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just for the Europeans to pay reparations to African people? I know they assaulted
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our our ancestors as well, but they claim that it was their ancestors who
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assaulted our ancestors who made hocalisma our ancestors. Do you think that right now,
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teacher for the Europeans to pay reparations to black people? Kindly care to
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interrupted me? Do let think about this? Because I feel like there's a
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this cash that he gets into and it is very deep because when it cares
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to this is not only about colonization. It is not about what they do
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us through. It is about what is still happening with these people in our
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continents. So when you talk about reparations, they have a lot to do
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and the fact that now they're still continuing with this and they are still beneficiaries
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of what their ancestors are did to us. They need to pay reparations to
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African people. But you guys, it is up you. I send the
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ball to your side. Please make sure you tell me do you think it's
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just for Europeans to play reparations to Afrikaan to Afrikaans in modern days because they
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always claim it was our ancestress and always we say our ancestors went through.
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I think the diversion all the day. That is what we shall be discussing.
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And I have a video that we shall be discussing as well. And
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do let me know what are the thoughts about the conversation of the day.
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Carry bully Sana once again and I hope you feel free to interrupt with me
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and I hope you feel free to and get in our conversation today. And
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also do you know what is the time? Only? How is your day
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going? And happy Friday? By the way, I know so many of
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us are so happy and excuse it is eighty our weekend of the weekend is
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here and not really talk to me? What is the time on you?
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And what is your plan for the weekend. But anyway, we started off
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with an amazing, amazing We started off with the whiskey and we shall go
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back to one more job and let me find out. Okay, we started
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with the whiskey. It every time, it is not any time every time,
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and we shall go to Mester Easy featuring Tony Montana, and I hope
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you get to jamp and to this one, and also make sure you come
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back with your court of the day anything free and get today's I'm afraid.
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Feel free to talk to us, feel free to motivate somebody. Feel free
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to motivate your brother as sister's feeling love today and also encourage someone. If
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you have a court of the day, kindly make sure you keep it coming
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as we continue or as we get started with our conversation of the day.
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This is Messa easy, enjoy the jam. Remember to come back with your
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court. I like you know you don't love my stuf. Don't say sharing
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my mom do like if you go to the meet y'all, oh no,
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yond' who do you want done? I'm gonna tell you what your bonny I
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don wanna And then nigga smoke nigga son I don't want downtown that he's no
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walking on it and she wanted me, but I don't walk. I put
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your drop. That gotta be farm. I mean just so I be manly.
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A dog goes so like nice. I make when they sho to money,
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I let anything want to nasty passing, and I make her brother like
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an athlete that like I'm trying just play your acts say and talk sas and
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I'm sitting the past I first dawn past my niggas getting really show over the
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show uncle and and stuff sting. So don't be what you said that be
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talking about me nigga sounding basic, So go test you let them busy you
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love do I like the do don't know sh My quote on the day say
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is that if you cannot do great things, do small things in a great
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way. If you cannot do great things, do great things in a small
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way. That is my coat of the day. And I hope you feel
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motivated in or on today's day. Can when you turn once again to all
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those who are joining us, and to all those who are joining us for
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the first time. This is the black Hoss. Finett of money is Katie,
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And of course this is the African Diary show, and today we are
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on the website, so I can do as much as I want. I
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can play music as much as I want, and I can enjoy, and
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I can enjoy the show as much as much as I want. I can
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cut as much as ian on you know, But anyway, can you put
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it? Sara? Once again? And on today's episode, I told you
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we shall be discussing a crucial matter that we all need to understand right here.
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And I asked you a question before we even get started. I asked
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you a question. Do you think it's just for europinions to pay reparations to
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afrek ancer in modern days? Because they're saying it was our ancestors who took
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you through colonialism and we are saying our ancestors went through a lot. But
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you guys tell me, do you think that they desert to pay us reparations?
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Do you think it is just espubbly? I think? Wow? Now,
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why are we discussing about justice right here? While you did us wrong?
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And if it was it was us, we won't be paying for this.
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Why do we have to discuss about reparations while you guys you did us
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wrong, you did our ans still crying in their grades. That is a
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conversation that we shall be having for the day, So kindly give it interactive
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with that and do let me know do you think that it is just?
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Do you think it is just for Europeans to pay repulsions to our frequents in
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modern days because of enslavement, because of what our colonialism or because of what
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our ancestors do. But before we get to that, I have some usag.
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This is concerning Kennya one. And also we shall be talking about Ghanna
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in a little bit so that we get to the main conversation of the day
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and about Kenya. Is that I'm saying Kenya is to ask hes set to
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ask for an extra one billion dollar loan from China for what? For what?
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Yes, say, it's sand to ask for for an extra one billion
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loan one billion dollars loan from China and is forward forward. But anyway,
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let me redeal what it is said right here? Canan President William Brustel,
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We'll be traveling to China later than to seek one billion dollar dollast loan to
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pay for salt road projects his deputy regards. Because Chaguar has said and mister
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Shaguar told local language in our film radio that many contractors that had abandoned the
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projects around the country as they were not gay for the guys. Remember it
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was all now was it on Mandy when we were discussing about Kenya and getting
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credits because of the aroad, how it is developed, developed, and that
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we are at around among the most developed roles we have in Africa. So
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we're talking me about kay are going back to China asking for loans two give
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or to pay contractors who come from China. Yes, we're supposed to pay
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the contractors are coming to all are coming from China to finish up with the
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roads work. And it is crazy because remember the loan is from China,
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and these loans comes with conditions. They tell you, if you're not going
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to be feared going to give your loans, you must have to hire our
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contractors. You must have to hire our Chinese men to come and work on
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your countries or in your countries. So it is just crazy and I don't
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understand that. Why now, okay, I need another billion dollars from China
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to continue with the building or with the roads projects. While we know very
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well. One let's talk about these roads. How many you feel right here?
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Use the expressway, no no verse. I don't remember my y know,
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I have been there. I have been on the express road, express
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rain Road, but I don't remember the last time I was there. And
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I was not there because I wanted. Of course I was there because I
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was in a carver which was in a hurry. And we need to get
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somewhere in a hurry. So tell me how does this make sense for rest
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right here on, for the country right here. I need to fight for
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to go to China. Blcome Jane to ask them for loans to come and
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finish up with the project, with the roads project. And also tell me
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what made sense with this project? Because one they build up a road that
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this make sense to me. We saw, we saw its evidence, even
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I can pull videos for you. In the west Lands and around the Westlands,
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we have poor drainage on these new roads, poor drainage when whenever it's
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rain, people how to find somewhere else for their accounts to pass. Because
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they did build even a drainage system on the roads. And you know why
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they did that, It's because they want you to keep on calling them every
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time, every time, every time they want you to see problems in the
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roads and now keep on calling them because they were the contractors, because you
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always go and get Now, I came and run to come and build up
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or do spairna. So a road that was already built by a Chinese man,
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you want to go back to China and call the Chinese contractors again,
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of which it's gonna cost you. So other makes sense with what our presidency
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is doing. And remember also on these roads we saw them putting a road
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signs in the Chinese language that is mandarine. Yes, and remember there was
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a time they blocked or they stalked the Star from functioning just because we have
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not met the terms we had agreed on paying back the alones. So tell
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me how is this going to be any good for us as Kenyans. And
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we know what happens with this Chinese it is you know, it is just
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crazy with how our president is selling out our country. And to a point
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that we shall remember right now, our forces are learning at the Chinese language
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that is Mandoline in the forces, in the military, in their training and
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learning the language already. So it's even in schools. Children will be first
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learning by first in public schools because dear, it's like, dear, dear,
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acting like our coll organize once again, and we are facilitating them.
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We are allowing them to come and colonizers again. Right now we are all
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we need is the colonization. But now our complic leaders are according are acting
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accordingly to this to these Europeans, so doesn't want any good for us,
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and it is crazy. But he said, the president towards tell the Chinese
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that we admitry all your money. Can we talk so that you add more
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time? We pay mostly and you can add some little more money to finish
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building our roads. That is our deputy president. That is what he said.
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He said, the president would tell the Chinese, we admitry all your
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money. Can we talk so that you add more time? We pay most
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lowly and you can add some little more money to finish building our roads.
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That is what you said. Now, why are we begging people with nothing?
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Why why are we acting together? We have so many constructors not in
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Kenya. We can hire contractors from times and you're from Uganda, from whatever
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part in Africa. But we want the Chinese because they are learning us money.
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I remember, there are consequences to taking these lots. One they will
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act whenever they want. Yes, they will come and say, you have
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not paid our money, so we're taking this part of Kenya because we are
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not able to pay us back on what time grit. And for a first,
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they are not wrong. They are not wrong. They are very correct.
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They are very okay. Were saying we can take this part of the
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country just because we are not able to pay our money back when we agree,
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and I don't see anything wrong with that, because it's for a fact
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we took their money, we took their contractors. We were not able to
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pay back, just like they took the SGAR they closed it for some time
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just because we are not able to pay back them in time. And this
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is what is going to happen. Or two they might come and tell us
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now, I want Mandalin to be talking in every public school and there's nothing
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you'll you'll do as a country. You cannot defend yourself when you owe them.
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You cannot. You cannot be able to defend yourself as a country where
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you own them. They are your lenders. You owe them money, so
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you need to pay them back so that you get there. Our dazed to
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to tell them no, you know, money gives you power. Money gives
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you there. That's now, when you owe me money, you don't have
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to prament. You know you cannot tell me. I can't tell you everything.
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I can. You owe me money, of which is not clicking money,
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so I can tell you everything. I can control your country. And
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this is very sad because of our presidents, our pulits leaders are putting us
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in sad situations that we fact you might get some time, but you are
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getting there. We're getting to a plain learn Chinese language. Imagine our children,
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and you know we were we were colonizer again during our times. Do
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you know that now we started learning Mandolin when I was in school. This
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is so bad. It is so bad because I say I an't English because
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we are colonized by the British. Now my children will say I learnt Chinese
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because we are colonizing by that Chinese. It is crazy, very sad,
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very very very sad. But shout out to answer. I see you're saying,
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thank you Mischine for posting the notice for the show. And also I
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see Jim Java, you're saying, hey, Jima Java, what's up everything
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everybody? And also you're saying, all right, Katie, let's go out.
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Okay, okay, can you sat once again? And in case you're
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wondering what I'm talking about, I'm talking about our country, Kenya, and
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we are talking about what is currently happening. Our country is set to get
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one being a dollar loon now huh from the Chinese once again, and I'm
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asking myself what what is this for? What for? You know, it
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doesn't make sense for me at all, but why are we taking this money?
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Anyways? I went from that, I want to ask to discuss.
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I don't understand what is happening with Ghana right now. They're talking about Ghana
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losing five billion plus five billion dollars in one year. And this is the
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Ghana Central Back So okays, you know it never makes sense for me of
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this country. This is the same same Nana a kufu Ador who are selling
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Africa. You know, guys, you need to take preparations. We need
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preparations and we need to ask for reparations. The Europeans need to pay us.
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You know, it is just crazy. It is just crazy, just
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because now we're talking about reparation or president is talking about reparation. That is
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nanak door. But it's still drowning the country. What did the five billion
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dollars go? Where in an year? That is a lot of money.
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We're talking aboutout this economic who was in Gha? But where did the money
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go? We're talking about inflation in Ghana. Where is the money? Where's
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the money at? Where did the money in Ghana go? You know,
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it has the many sense to me. We're talking about Ghana droning, Ghana
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in inflation. Khanda fighting this and this Carninian president that is not a goodful
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ad asking for inferations. But right now we're talking about Ghana losing five billion,
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now five billion dollars. That is the central bank. It's not even
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the country. Now let's talk about event what the country has lost itself.
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But why does this money go? We're talking about the central back where does
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the money? You know, it doesn't make sense for me because in the
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central but this is where the countries econnove me all the countries. Financial statements
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have cats on the country the countries and now our inflation rate is known in
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that central bank, we get to know the law of the money in the
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country. But what does this money called? Did it e oporate? Rank?
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Did it? Because the central Why does the central bank lose money?
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I still don't get this because if it was even for the inflation in Ghana,
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we're supposed to blame the central bank. Why are we blaming the central
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bank? We know, we know when you bring more nods and put into
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the market, you cause inflation. So who are we supposed to talk to
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blame about the inflation rates in Ghana? It is the president central bank in
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Ghana. But who controls the central bank? It is the hard child and
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the rock. So even if you talk about now the inflation rating the Ghanian
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country in Ghana, they're supposed to blame the raw child, the president and
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the central blank members and officials. You're supposed to tell me where did the
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money go? Five billion Dallas is not clicking money and you're talking about everything.
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You're coming to tell us. You know, his inflation is in our
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country. You know our country is doing this and this and this and manna
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for four dreds like you know, we interparations from the Europeans. Which Europeans
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are you talking about? The Europeans are controlling your country. But you must
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even seeing that, you're not seeing where the money is getting at. You're
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always concerned a god, how the money is getting in your pocket. It
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is crazy, very sad to see that now Ghanaians, some of them are
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any not displaced, some of them are running away from their countries. Because
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if the conditions become hash in your countries for you to survive in it is
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also harsh for you to say that country it is not a very good environment
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for you to be at, so you start running away. And this is
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what is happening in Plana. But tell me where did the money go.
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We know it's gone through the central banks. They own all of the central
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but I still don't understand how that's my ad lost within the central bank.
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How So, if we wanted to be for the inflation that was in Kana
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some days ago, some months ago, that's still ongoing, that's still bringing
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the economic cause, should you blame the central bank? And then when we
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blame the central bank, should we blame the Rods Charles and the rock Coffeller.
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Not before we get there. I really want to blame the central bank.
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But now when I'm leaving the central bank, I really want to blame
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for Ador because no, you know, five billion dollars getting lost in the
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middle of the air or in the air just like this, evaporating just like
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this without us knowing where the money went. This is something that doesn't make
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sense. And by the fact that this is the central bank, it means
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it's printed more money that brought the inflation in the country. Yes, this
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is what I just want to assume. But now the money in circulation,
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where is this? If if I was to assume that that is what brought
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the inflation, I would assume it. But where is the money? I
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would assume that, But I don't want to know why it's the money because
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the Ghanaians don't have this. So the money is kept somewhere by Nana Alkufuardo.
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The money is kept somewhere by this for a politicians we have in the
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Ghanaian government. Yeah, this is what is happening. Genermal Squito, your
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country is a suffering a lot. But I see kid is saying the rods
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Charles own all central banks in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya. It is yes,
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I know that's kid A Santi Sana. And also I see General Squita
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is saying what Ghanaian's done. Now, Ghanyans are in words, Ghanaians are
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suffering. Ghanaians are suffering. Baconatto inspired the world Caribousana for joining US generals.
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But I see you, uncle Monkey, I see you, I see
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kid in the building. And to everybody who is there with us, Caribuni
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san once again. And remember, before we even get to the discussion of
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the day, I asked you, do you think it's just for Europeans to
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pay reparations to Africans in modern days? Do you think it's just for Europeans
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to pay reparations to Africans in the modern days? And the reason I'm asking
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this question is because I have a video. Right I'll be talking about that
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video late we carry only the show for today and getting to analyze that video.
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I feel so sad that now somebody is talking about we should be paying
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you. You know. Anyway, I'll be talking about that we were on
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Ghana and talking about Ghana. I'm still confused with the five billion dollars worth
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because I don't want to assume the money has been lost to the Central Bank.
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But the money has gone to somebody's pockets. And it's not somebody that
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we don't know. It is not a good it is him. This is
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not somebody that we don't know. It is nana A koul Ad. It
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is this. The money is in his pocket, believe it or not,
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because how does the money just get to disappear? But he's telling us we
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lost these billions, Okay, you lost it? To where who you lost
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it? Where to who you know? To who? Where did you lose
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the money? To whom did you lose the money? I believe it has
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to be losing the money. It has to be printing. It has to
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be something with the printing a lot of money and keeping a lot of not
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in circulation. But where did they not go? The NaNs didst get to
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the hands of the Ghanaians. It didn't get to the hands of Ghanians because
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remember Ghana was suffering from inflation, and the Ghanaians were suffering because they didn't
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even have those notes to be saying, yes, we have inflation in our
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country, but we still suffering, you know. So I think the money
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was lost to the president and to the whole cabinets of that government. But
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this week, hundreds of protesters took to the streets in the capital of Acra,
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calling on Governor of the Bank Ghana, of the of the Bank of
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Ghana and his two deputies to resign over the loss of sixty billion Ghanaian said
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that in twenty twenty two financial years, the demonstration that hashtag occupied bog that
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his Bank of Ghana was led by the opposition National Democratic Congress Party. The
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protesterstish cards and the red some chanted songs and health banners, some reading stop
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poluting us suffering. The opposition claims that the bank printed money learned to the
35:16
government, leading to the depreciation of the currency and creckling inflation. And this
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is what I'm talking about, printed more, it's printed more money. It's
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it's worth the money in circulation. But this may never go to the hands
35:35
of the civilian. You're the finest thing is that they're saying that the bank
35:39
printed money illegally to lend to the government. If the value was learned to
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to the government. The government doing better right now, the country should be,
35:51
the states should be doing very well right now. But tell me why
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suffering. The civilians are still suffering. And this is why I'm saying the
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money never got to the hands of the civilians, leading to the depreciation of
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the currency and crippling inflation. It has also criticized that the bank for spending
36:12
modern seven hundred and sixty two thousand dollars on domestic and foreign travel, an
36:17
eighty seven percent increase on the previous year, and two hundred and fifty million
36:23
dollars on a new office built. The opposition says that these figures are recorded
36:30
in an internal audience. They are recorded in an internal audis and at the
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end, DC has accused the Central Bank Governor a doctor Ernest addition, of
36:44
reckless clessness and mismanagement, mismanagement and the while and while the bank has been
36:54
accused of mismanagement in the past, loss of magnitude and residents. It is
37:00
just crazy and we have never seen anything like this in our history. If
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the Bank of Ghana wants to recover from this loss, it will take them
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more than forty five years, says economists Professor Godfred Bob Marck Piner from the
37:17
University of Ghana. The bank denies charges of mismanagement and says the losses were
37:23
as a result of flatuating exchange rate and vias of non payment of loans by
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state institutions. Sad crazy, I think, and just doesn't make sense.
37:39
It just doesn't make sense. It just does sense. But I see Anthony
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Hennery is saying, now, Katie, is is you say Rothschilds just one
37:52
more time? Kid is going to her jacket show Rothschilds again. But yes,
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we're getting to the conversation. I asked you a very good question,
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and this is our conversation of the day and it is actually the main for
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us all the day. And I'm asking you, guys, do you think
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that it is just for the Europeans to pay reperations hands in modern day of
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which I think it's not even about justice, because if we get to talk
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about justice, or if we want to talk about justice, or if we
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are ready for a just conversation with the Europeans, they should be talking while
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they are me. You know, we are sitting on the seats, but
38:37
they are name or they're sitting on the flow. But anyway, do you
38:45
think it's just my people? I think this is a conversation. We should
38:51
not be happy because I'm supposed to forget what they did to our ancestis they
38:57
claim, let me put you a video level put a video writer that I
39:00
really wanted to share with us right here so that we came back to talk
39:04
about this because they claim that it was never then the ones that are alive
39:12
claims it was not us, It was not us, it was our ancestors.
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But we as Africans, we say, you humiliated our ancestors. So
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who is supposed to pay the reparation? So it's supposed to give us justice.
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Our ancestors went through a lot. But don't forget about this. We're
39:38
still experiencing moredern day slavery. The Europeans never really left Africa. So if
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we're talking about preparations, we're talking about reparations up to date. You have
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been in my country since this year. You're still in my country out to
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right now to this RECND. So what are we talking about justice right here?
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Is it just for you as a European to be sitting in my country
40:10
right now, to be governing and controlling my country right now? It is
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not, of course it is not. This is not just. So if
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you talk about not giving us preparations because it's your ancestors who assaulted and colonized
40:28
us, she'll be thinking about how you benefited from that. You guys,
40:34
you benefited from that. You benefited, and you're still benefiting from that.
40:39
You overtook Africa. You're still doing something and you say that it is not
40:47
just for you to give us preparations. It is not you to pay preparations
40:52
just because it was you who colonized Africa. And we're supposed to forget that
41:00
you've made our accessors play hardtacks in their own homes. Are we supposed to
41:07
forget that? I were supposed to forget that you put Africans in the zaust.
41:15
I supposed to forget that. And we're supposed to forget that you ripped
41:21
our women, you possibly slapped with them. We're supposed to forget that.
41:28
So we're supposed to, like, just assume you're not the same same person.
41:34
You're not the same you know, you come from the same linen,
41:38
our cloth you cut just you just cut from the same linen. So we're
41:45
supposed to forget and forgive you completely and tell you, you know, you
41:51
are a good people. Right now, the people who colonize Africans are dead.
41:57
You know, if it was in that case, or if it was
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for that, I think you should stop, or you should have stopped a
42:07
long time ago with the missions your ancestors started. But the fact that you're
42:14
still continuing with it shows that you're not different from them. You're not any
42:20
different from them. And this is why I want you guys to pay me,
42:25
to give me reparations. And do you know the reparations I always talk
42:30
about you guys, I don't want your money. You're that in money,
42:35
fake money. I don't want it. I don't want your fake money.
42:39
The reparations I'm always talking about is get out of my country, leave my
42:46
country, and leave my resources alone. That is just what I'm asking from
42:52
you. Just take your belongings and pack and leave my countries. We are
42:57
not friends. I don't want to do trading with you. And if you
43:00
have to do trade, you have to buy from me. So you know,
43:06
it is just that Africans think that now we need to forgive the Europeans
43:09
for what they did to our ancestors. We are supposiful cats. All their
43:14
pain they made them go through. We're supposed to forget that they put our
43:21
own ah, they put our own ancestors in zeus, they made them.
43:32
They had task Lady Jacqueline while Exacco, we smut that you just pack your
43:40
thinking God, just like the way I'm telling the Europeans live. Yeah,
43:45
you're not forced to stay here, just sucking you and live. I don't
43:50
know what is wrong with my eyebrows, But don't come and focus your in
43:53
securities on me, you know, just like your shit and live. I
44:00
didn't invite you here, by the way, you just came from went nowhere.
44:04
But anyway, don't spoil my mood. Don't at you. I am
44:14
stupid. That's Kenyan stupid us Kenyon my anyway. You know on talk you
44:22
need a lot of crazy people. But anyway, my people I was talking
44:24
about now are the Europeans and asking that now do we need or do they
44:30
Do you think that it is just for the Europeans to come and give us
44:36
reparations for what they did to our ancestors, because the Almens claimer it's our
44:40
ancestors will did this. We also claim you put our ancestors under a lot,
44:46
So do you think that it is just for them to pay reparations?
44:51
And I say, I'm not talking about justice. If I want to discuss
44:54
about justice, we have to be equal, not even equal. I know
44:59
I'm strong, I am superior than you. So if you want to talk
45:05
about justice, I think one just like your thinks and go. We can
45:10
talk via a call or a phone call. But anyway, I need to
45:14
share this video real quick with you right here so that you get to know
45:17
what I'm talking about. And okay, I mean, let me share my
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screen to all those who are with me on YouTube and shout out to all
45:29
who are listening to me via take talk and to everybody who is there with
45:32
me on the radio station. Car again, this is the African Airy Show
45:37
and that we are talking about the colonization. We're asked talking ourselves. Do
45:43
you think that it is just for the Europeans to pay reparation to African people?
45:47
And Lady Jacqueline, I'm sure you don't even understand what I'm talking about,
45:52
so I don't know, but anyway, shout out to you live.
45:58
You are just as taking me for nothing? What what women like these enemies
46:06
over someone we talk about you men talk conor to me to see and then
46:10
fortunately or unfortunately you're tapping the screen. I fail to understand you human being
46:17
sometimes, But anyway, this is my vid. You're right here, and
46:21
this is our journalist. We're talking about reparations and somebody calls him out for
46:27
talking about you should somebody who make why should they have to pay? Now
46:34
for what an ancient ancest did or what should apologize for what an ancest did
46:39
centuries ago? You are one of the beneficiaries of that. Wait, I
46:46
mean it. I don't understand what is happening on stream I got Do you
46:52
see my screen at the anticles page? Yeah, okay, so here's my
47:08
video. Kindly listen to the videos and understand what I'm talking about and understand
47:15
what the journalist is saying and what are they are talking about, because at
47:20
the end of the day, I feel like, if we're talking about reparations,
47:22
these are things we should really understand. It's African people. These are
47:29
people who never left Africans are and if now we're talking about reparations, the
47:35
only reparations right now they can give us because they never left Africans. We
47:38
say we are free, we are not free. We are not. They're
47:42
still controlling our countries. From fact, they still know what is happening.
47:46
We have CIA, we have they are troops everywhere in Africa, deployed everywhere
47:52
in Africa. So tell me how are we free and what reparations do you
47:58
want? Apart from man's from being and left alone and being led to make
48:07
your own choices and decisions. This is my video. Enjoy Well, they
48:10
come to Genetic and the host making lisature where we go on the end to
48:15
undern They have an agent. Before we start, we shot a leg subscribe
48:20
and if it's a list shoe YouTube, this is a legia endurable manage or
48:24
let them be so where we're going to say vide Okay, let me ask
48:29
you a question, as president on behalf of all of our viewers who will
48:31
be covered by this, why should somebody who maybe had an ancestor seven or
48:37
eight generations ago and long before they were a trick and the great, great,
48:40
great great growdparents are why should they have to pay now for what an
48:45
ancient ancestor did or why should they apologize for what an ancest did centuries ago?
48:52
Why do they still carry that bird, Oh it's not a bird and
48:58
a ball. You are one of the beneficiary of that staate trade exactly.
49:07
This is what I'm talking about. They be neefited and they are still benefiting
49:12
from what their ancestors did to us. So if we're still suffering from our
49:17
from what our ancestors went through, Remabe people came to took our countries this
49:23
on our lands. They made our people suffer. We're still going through that
49:29
up to date because they never really loved Africa. They say that we gave
49:32
you freedom, but they never gave us freedom. So I'm wondering why are
49:38
they're saying it was our ancestors was They're still benefiting from that up to date.
49:44
Anyway, let's continue. You should be concerned and you should pay because
49:50
you today are still benefited from ignity to human being that is a state trade.
49:57
And not only do the sa it and your country. Oh, thank
50:05
you very much, bumble, thank you very much for the perfumes. During
50:09
slavery, resources the capacity you were able to then psitive, you were able
50:16
to invest in the organization and developing countries are left behind. So you should
50:23
be very concerned because you are a prime beneficiary of the experts of slavery.
50:30
So perfect please to figure on it. What do you mean if we start
50:37
counting, it's not even about money, and I said, we don't want
50:44
any money from your European it's enough. What's a figure on it? You
50:50
know, what's a figure on it? Gives you a clear, are clear
50:57
image of what these people take as four. This see us as beggars.
51:06
This is as poor, you know, poor bustards that's only lives for money
51:13
for their money, which they judge from Africa puts a figure on it.
51:19
How can you put a figure on reparations we need for African people? How
51:24
you guys? Tell me how? How how much should an individual? Well,
51:36
it's easy to calculate. You can use the time by your money.
51:39
You can look at the period of savory contribution that we attraction of wealth from
51:47
countries like ours and how it was utilized the build your society, build your
51:53
country, create wealth in your country, and then at the time by your
51:57
money will get the value. There's there's a lot, there's enough literature,
52:07
so that's what that value is. But I want to say that there's start
52:10
only it is a loss of time. There's a there's a lot of human
52:19
So tell me how are we going to calculate enough money for the time we
52:24
lost? I think I should be fat. I think I should be more
52:29
developed than the European countries. So tell me how are we going to calculate
52:34
the time we lost or the time they lost for us? And we should
52:42
be very fair? Tell me it is crazy. Put a tag on yourself.
52:47
This is what's clearly telling you put a tag on how much? How
52:52
much do you need us to give you? Just to shut your mouth?
52:57
This is what they are asking for. Education, sister, It is a
53:06
culture that we love. It is it is all of this indignity that's surrounded
53:12
state of that election. Commichie from and as what does you remember Africa?
53:23
Yes, that is the video I want to share with you over there.
53:28
You've had you've had all these people talk. What's the time on yourself?
53:32
How much do you need for your orations? Yeah, we're talking about time
53:38
lost. We are talking about lives lost. We are talking about a lot
53:45
of things. We lost our lands, a lot about they're telling us,
53:51
tell us how much? And you can tell all these people take text you.
53:55
You can't tell how they carry you. They take you for granted,
54:01
they don't care, they don't care what you have on table. And remember
54:07
this money that is giving them the audacity to talk to you like this is
54:14
coming from Africa. Of course, these people are not anything without Africa,
54:22
fear nothing without Africa. But now Africa is giving them the audacity. The
54:28
money they have is giving them the audacity to talk to ask like this.
54:35
And remember this money is coming from African country man. Money is generated from
54:42
all African countries, but they can just come and tell you how much how
54:49
much do you need? It is crazy, but shout out to shart to
54:54
shout ut to saying Hi, honey, long term, I really miss you
54:59
so my great job. Thank you very much for joining us in a Santi
55:02
Sanna and I'm like, what do you mean, what do you mean you
55:08
want to save me? Live? I'm living? But anyway, as Santis
55:13
Sarah for joining us on today's episode. I hope you have enjoyed our discussion
55:16
for today. We shall wrap it up right here. And Santais and all
55:22
those who joined this episode kindly they they on the watch of these Europeans because
55:28
at the end of the day, you've had the disrespect they have upon us,
55:32
You've had how they even who taking a way skill over? How much?
55:38
How much? How much do you want you Kenyans? How much do
55:43
you want you Ganians? How much? What time? What time are you
55:47
doing about? You know? It is crazy, it is crazy, but
55:52
I keep on saying the only reparation I think I want from these people is
55:57
just them to live my country, never to turn back, never to look
56:01
back. Live pack their sheeting. Go and let it be known. There's
56:09
nothing that belongs to any Europeans. Neither you were born in Kenya, neither
56:15
you are born in Africa. There is nothing that belongs to you in Africa.
56:22
Yes, this is not your country, this is not your continent.
56:25
And I said this, you're talking about how much I don't want your money.
56:31
I don't want you tag. I just want you to pack your sheeting
56:35
and go hit the road. That is my conclusion of the day for HERENI
56:40
entry away, but later join us on an episode or in sculpture. Thank
56:45
you very much, Andrew Robins. Sorry, Robert Robinson, I'm Robert Willian.
56:51
Sorry. Thank you very much. And you're saying great HATI this John
56:55
Way, thank you very much for tapping the spring for me. Wants me
56:59
to I you somewhere. Bynard Monkey, thank you very much for joining us.
57:02
Event so you came in late side Sarrio as Santistana and all those were
57:08
with me in the building at Santa Anasana. Enjoy the rest part of the
57:12
day, but don't forget to join us on the next episode of the Readings
57:15
Cop Show. Greetings and Salitations. Matthew Desa and Robinson all the way in
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Switzerland and you're tuning into the Black halfire Radio and you're listening to the African
57:30
Diary Show with Katty Massive. Stay tuned, John Ray, that is not
57:51
how your requests for play first. But also we are out of time.
57:55
And also this is not a music a show with a Monday as a boy
58:01
eight a M from uh from a M to jop PM. I didna taka
58:08
apply and I will say, man, give you your request, you know
58:13
to request. Yes, I'm on a job. We are Lady Jacqueline,
59:25
and we quick aim yes. I SE's like gross supper part and I'm not
59:30
sure. I'm not gonna get reary shop. I'm not going to work the
59:39
truth. Put up a quite im not impla. I see that thing that's
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name, I'll be in tannet his trash