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AFRICAN DIARY-KIGALI SIGNS AGREEMENT TO HOST AFRICAN MEDICINES AGENCY. · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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  M gegens and saltations, Massive heres Andrew Robinson all the way in Switzerland,
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  get to enjoy this amazing, amazing show with you. And on today's episode,
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  we shall be discussing about Ky Girl or rather Rwanda. Rwanda has signed
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  a new agreement or rather has signed an agreement with the after Com Union to
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  host the African Medicines Agency. And this doesn't come to our come as a
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  surprise to me because you know we know what their agenda is. But now
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  we're not going to talk about all that to share focus on Ki Galley are
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  signing the agreement to host the African Medicines Agency. But before we get to
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  that, I have a video to share with you. I actually have two
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  videos to share with you, and one of them is that showing her this
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  woman from a which country is this she is? That you gander and a
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  politician that says that corruption does not affect them as politicians. It only affect
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  the people living in poverty. And if you get to look at it,
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  she is very correct, by the way, corruption does not affect them in
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  any way because they are the people who gets to work, or rather they
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  are the people who enable corruption to continue in our countries. But before we
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  get to that, before we get to our bid all the day, before
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  we get to look at all the matters we shall be discussing. On today's
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  episode, we shall go back to one more job. We will be back
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  share with us, you'd love to share with the chart right here. Feel
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  free and feel generosom enough for rather kind enough to motivate a brother, a
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  sister, somebody who who is just feeling a lot today? Can we get
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  us? On today's episode, we started off our shore with an amazing,
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  amazing jam done by Ricard of Arts. The jam was a roller. I
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  the music and this is okay, uh, this is all my lad The
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  jam is godly. I hope you get a jam and tweet, but don't
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  forget to come back with the accord of the day. Hello, I love
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  you, say God, no only lad godforting me, and I say go.
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  My coat of the day says that it is never too late to be
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  what you might have been. It is never too late to be what you
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  might have been. Spit the thing have sent you. Who do you want?
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  Anybody say, gone out? These people didn't and at that gone out
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  any these people didn't money trying to diet sized any Greetings in salivation all the
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  way into the black has Fire Radio and you're listening to the African Direct Show
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  with Katie Yes, so come back, Welcome back. I hope you're enjoying
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  yourself and also I hope you're already enjoying the show. But to carry Bonittana
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  once again, and do remember I promised to share a video with you.
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  I actually have two video and one over the video is talking about like women
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  Chrome awards at the letter and also we shall get to see about this entitled
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  the Ugandan politicians saying that now corruption does not affect them as politicians and if
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  you look them into the matter, it is a fact corruption does not affect
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  them as politicians, but it affects only the poor people. But let's get
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  to continue let me get to share my screen real quick as we get started
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  with our show for today. I don't want to waste much of your time
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  because I know we have wasted a lot of that minute right here, and
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  I can be in very late. But anyway, my apologies. Let me
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  get to share my screen real quick so that we can get to watch this
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  video together. M hmm, what has happened to my mic? I don't
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  understand. Hey, anyway, let me share. Let me see what's wrong
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  with my mic? M hm screen m okay, I don't understand what is
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  happening with my mic? Okay, I guess you're back. Okay, I
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  am black. M oh I froze. I don't understand what is happening.
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  Oh shit, okay, my streaming had a froze. What do we do
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  now? You guys let me know if you can hear me, please,
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  Okay, I don't know what is happening. My streaming ad is freezing.
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  Mh okay, So here is my video? Okay, thank you, thank
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  you kids for letting me know. If you can you're hearing me. So
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  this is my video. Let's get to watch the video together. This is
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  a Ugandan politician saying that corruption affects the poor. It doesn't affect them.
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  Those rich people are not affected by corruption. And if you look deep into
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  the matters, this is a fact when I'm poor and that they are people
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  who are very rich out there like I will like because now I will be
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  the only person who will be affected by corruption because I need money to bribe
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  peop people. But at the end of the day, I don't have money
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  and the poor in this nation, so it's only affects the poor. Here's
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  our video. Hello, I don't know what was going on through her mind.
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  Her name is Batty business mind and application says that because she says to
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  the president the immune of corruption and are not affected by this people for us
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  ye never m yes, show me the lie there. It is not lie
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  that these people won't be affected by corruption. These people will never be affected
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  by corruption. And she has cleary said this that you think that I'm going
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  to die in those hospitals because they are no medicines. No, I'm not
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  going to die that's hospital because they are no medicine. Of course I'm going
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  to go to India. I have money, but you are a poor You're
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  going to be affected by corruption. Is not corruption. Do you die freeze
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  again, I don't understand. Okay, I am back, Okay, let
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  me just repeat the whole video corruption and I'm not affected. This play for
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  us, none of us coup. Yes, you will die in those hospitals,
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  invite hospitals because you don't have money. You don't have money. But
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  them will not be affected by corruption. Actually they control corruption. You know,
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  they said the tonal for corruption in our countries. Because remember these people
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  ask for like the illegal somewhere. The Ara told you to bribe somebody.
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  They can even bribe for five hundred dollars. But you as a common man,
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  and she told you're told to bribe even with the fifty dollars, you
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  really don't have that money. So it is such a shame to hear a
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  leader or rather a politician talking about start things. But also she's stating,
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  fact, I don't feel like it is something like something that doesn't happen.
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  This is what that happens in our countries. This is a fact. She's
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  dating fact. But now we will be offended, but it is the fact
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  we as the poor, we are the only ones who gets to be affected
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  by corruption. There's much roles because good and the roads are bad me and
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  here we're playing, So what do you think any other things to say anything.
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  I'm having troubles with the sharing of video. I don't know why it
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  is like it is muting my mic. I don't understand what is wrong when
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  now when I'm sharing, my mics are muted. They are automatically muting my
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  mind. I don't understand what's going on. But what I'm saying in that
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  video, that woman is trying to explain how poor people are the only people
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  affected by corruption because these people like even if they are like they they are
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  asked for big amounts of money, they will be able to play. And
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  remember I told you these politicians, these are purpect we put in those seats,
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  or rather that are in those seats. They always have a way of
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  escaping prison. You as a mananche you I have no sound or now I
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  have sound? Okay, yes, it is a muting my mic. The
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  moment in terms like when I share, you know, I have to share
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  the video in both sides. I'm on Rambo and also on YouTube. So
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  the moment I'm trying to share on different like on Rambo, the moment I'm
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  sharing on Rambo, it meets my mic on YouTube when I am mute,
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  it meets the mic on the ramble. I don't understand what is happening.
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  But what I'm saying is that now, um, what happens. If you
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  are poor person, or rather you're not a politician in these countries, you
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  will be affected, heavily affected by corruption. And this woman she has not
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  like she's so exact like entitled, and she has no shame in stating thing.
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  And they know that they are the ones putting us in this states,
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  because why don't they fight corruption? They know that they are like they are
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  the people who are who make sure that corruption continues. These people are they
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  like they make sure that now the cycle of corruption is continuing in our countries.
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  But they still want to show that they cannot be affected by corruption.
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  They are never affected by corruption in any way. We are the citizens,
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  We are the ones affected by corruption. And it is very sad as a
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  citizen to see now I am the one being affected by corruption, but I
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  am the one who is not even practicing corruption. Now these a tone,
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  like a certain tone that everybody in this country must be corrupt. And now
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  the moment that everybody must be corrupt, in the countries, it's yours that
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  now I will be oppressed because at the end of the day, remember,
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  we have different social classes. We have people whom we have people who have
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  money, we have people who live in poverty. Now imagine you're asking for
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  a bride from from a poor person. And this is why we have so
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  many problems in Africa. Remember, we have cities that are very underdeveloped.
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  We have cities that are very very developed. And if you look, I
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  told you we have different social classes in Africa. If you look at these
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  people who are talking about corruption, like this entitled woman here talking about how
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  corruption that will never affect her. She lives in the best, best of
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  these cities. But look as now the monanchi who is being affected by this
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  corruption, the citizen is living in poverty, living in slams, and yet
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  they will be required a lot of money to bail themselves out or rather to
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  like now, to be paying to those corrupt people. Like when I'm need
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  of a passport, I'll have to go paying a lot of money to get
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  that passport. Remember I'm living in poor conditions. Remember I'm living in the
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  worst cities to live in, in the most unserfect place. But now we
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  are those people who started corruption, those people who are corrupt every day of
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  their life, and they are living the best of life. It shows that
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  now you must be corrupt in this nation, or rather in these nations,
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  or rather in Africa. Oh Tit is very sad because at the end of
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  the day, there is no nation that can grow with corruption in it.
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  And we say that one of the key problems we have as Afrikaans, it's
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  that now we are so corrupt that we are and they're developed. Corruption has
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  led us, or rather has led has led so many countries being and are
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  developed. And it is crazy and very very very sad. But anyway,
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  can they get to interact with me? Do let me know what you feel
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  about the matter. As we get to the second video, I hope it
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  won't misbehave and I hope I get to share these without a man, without
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  any interruptions, so that we can continue, or rather so that we can
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  get to head to the main discussion of the day. I think I just
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  share the video on now on YouTube because I don't want to ramble to meet
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  my mic so let me just share it on YouTube. So okay, here,
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  m or Cia for short, has long been invincible to the naked The
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  RCIA for short, the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA for short, has long
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  been invincible to the naked eye, but shrouded in indiscribable mystery and controversy.
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  Until recently, who's was seen as internnel struggles manifestations of a people who desire
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  regime change. But the contrary, they are often planned and legitimized from the
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  outside and then projected as a sign of local instability. They are not silent
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  sharp actions. In fact, they are built on long termses control jubilitical orders.
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  Okay, again, the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA for short, has
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  long been invincible to the naked eye, but shrouded in indescribable mystery and controversy.
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  Until recently, who's was seen as internal struggles manifestations of a people who
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  desire regime change. But to the country, they're often planned and legitimized from
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  the outside and then instability. They are not sudden sharp actions. In fact,
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  they are built on long term processes to control geological orders, financial networks,
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  and natural resources. CIA comat operations are by their very nature hard to
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  prove definatively, but research into the agency's work becassified documents as well as regulations
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  by former CIA employees have a wound a complicated information. This series we discover
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  independence leaders who were ousted or assassinated by Western inties, combos press death in
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  nineteen sixty one or from that of opposition leader Heid I think the sound is
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  back. It's only on Rambo. I guess that we have no sound.
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  But I think the sound is back on YouTube. I don't know why.
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  The like when I'm trying to share a video, I cannot. It has
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  no sound on like one side. When I'm sharing it on rambo, YouTube
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  loses the voice. So I'm only sharing the video on YouTube. So there
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  is a voice right now, there's a sound poison the nineteen sixty Silvans Liapio,
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  leader of Trugo, was killed in nineteen sixty three, but leader of
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  the Moroccan opposition movement was kidn out in France in nineties five and his body
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  never found. Eduardo Mondlane, leader of Mosambis for him fighting for independence from
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  the Portuguese, died from a parcel bomb by in nineteen sixty nine Force Ghanna's
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  Quaman Kruma. This decade is the decade of African independence. The independence to
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  independ now tomorrow in the United Station. Uma in Faga as well as Africa's
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  first postcolonial president south of the Sahara, would come to learn this is the
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  kind of thing would have to plan almost in secrets and lawn to a ready
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  because as soon as you say you'll have a taget on your back from the
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  moment in Kuma, send it to power. The CIA's eyes were trying him
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  and one was putting a Ghana from far away landing Virginia. Gruma's ideologies were
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  written in his vision of my unite in States of Riga. He believed that
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  was through the creation of feral state based on a common market, comyn conflicts
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  as well as defend itself against external threats. Garna's independence from Britain, called
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  Your Rule in nineteen fifty seven, was not only sting up for Ghana,
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  but also for the rest of the continent. Ah consistent with his Independent Day
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  declaration that Ghanna's independence was meaningless unless it was linked to the total liberation of
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  the entire continent. Gruma trained African liberation fighters, financed their movements and encouraged
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  them to send coronals parking from their territories. It is no wonder that in
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  less than a decade after Ghanna's independence, more than partified African countries. I
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  honestly don't understand what is happening, like hey attained their whole independence. It
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  is also no wonder for some quarters he had to be taken out In wains
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  nesting, Kuma's efforts to unite Africa the One Government and his untimparely stunts attracted.
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  There is segment of the West, particularly in the United States. In
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  his book Dark Days in Ghana, Kuma and then that the CIA and ART
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  agencies who are actively plotting to undermine his government, using bribes and premises of
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  political power to recruit traitors in his government. Although his critics dismissed these claims
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  as delusion, of the classified documents later proved that the CIA had chustrated the
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  plot to get rid of the man, who, according to the files,
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  did more to undermine American interests than any other black African. The US government
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  was determined to get rid of Ukuma before he managed to unite Africa under one
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  government. They worked with senior than the and military officers, supported by British
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  and American diplomats and intelligence officers who provided long term planning, financing and legistical
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  eight to mastermind become a foust. The UK and the US began discussions of
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  region change in Ghana in nineteen sixty one, a all five years before its
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  actual execution. Details of plans from this time mostly unknown, since the classified
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  documents from this period remained censored. According to the US State Department at the
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  time, who was overpowering desire to export his nationalism unqutuably okay last year in
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  Ghana one of the foremost practitioners of subversion in Africa. He resisted economic policies
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  proposed by the International Minder Fund and reasaged by the BANBA. He was patron
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  to a U of African Affairs, which allegedly had agents supporting nationalists and opposition
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  movements across Africa like the Aricos, a water now cooking a fossil coming home,
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  Liberia and Materia with the ultimate goal low assisting Carribo kids. Sorry what
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  okay, m h we are not hearing you. I can't hear you.
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  Clearly. I think it's my interest though, okay, Oh yeah, I
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  heah you yeah, I hear you will so I didn't want to get in
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  the video and so here's something to do with the CIA showing Africans country or
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  to remautified. Like I said that the replase, I'll get away that rebod.
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  You gotta r troll ships like Georgians at some purpose, at any kind
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  of leadership. First thing you would have got to put it a tribal ship.
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  That shit got do. Then you would have educated your population and the
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  short Africans are not educated and the tribal I can't go no what I'm planning,
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  and anybody what the fucking destrives you from that You from an African country
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  can't go to England's plans. Kind of the band that sny ain't a tribing
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  you from a tribe you from are you talking about? So that's on purpose
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  that because Africa so wealthy and I don't want to share with your negroes.
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  You know, I'll keep you backwards. I can't drive home that benefit of
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  me and any one of you gonna real leader there. Sometimes that's gonna try
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  to stop that to see I ain't ring you, I'm gonna leave you and
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  ya whole goddamn stop. And you haven't told your de Bibles World Birthday,
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  didn't anybody you got to don't be showing his damage and the deep rods and
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  as a little tim that he creeds the Bible on a fucking Doran. I'm
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  eating very tails and ship as bunch stand fibridh wait, I won't know jeez
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  a who other time a riding ship. So instead of that, the world
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  up, the Africans of the over read it just a tromph. And then
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  because the wo because that okay, because you ain't Africa and my living old
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  cities. The African having bought enough to eat, you got best man like
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  Sho didn't get to go in there and take that ship baking time an African
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  that I go still, so the god the thing am I I did?
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  As he siblized in Amrican katy because they're stilly, I'm not gonna gonna give
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  you back your as well. That was gonna say, oh did anybody hear
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  me? Did you gonna hear me? I hear you, I hear you.
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  Okay, kay freaking up. I'm like I'm saying, okay, you're
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  okay, Like like I'm saying game, Africans make so gag. They didn't
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  give an these boards. You don't know Henna say people in the count and
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  I'm talking about them. Take the fucking ear who shot up at the top
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  of stol Lands of my black average seapoel. You're gonna boils and you think
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  that you're different people. You're gonna you You're not even smile enough to realize
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  it's the same culture to Africa. It's difariation of that same culture, right
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  because you just try. But you try even once and get my friend so
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  he got Africa. You looking at all that afrect the perfect but today you're
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  saying all that Fristinias not African, that I related to different people. Hey,
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  brod, he came from the Canyon region. Kid. You know I'm
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  not, but I should get a looking seat. And they're gonna be for
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  you, and I ain't gonna do that. You're coming a little kickler an
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  African pea, and I ain't gonna look at people and know they're fucking you.
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  I ain't gonna do it. Get yourself and the good be tried,
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  so it's easy and still and kill and keep your fucked up. And they
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  have no kidden is changing it because it's benefit to your Kinslays been a farther.
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  I've been bored my home on the bone, just the dating shot down,
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  all you Africans, all we did having anything, and then I can't
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  get it. I'm giving love it. Myinten native is miss heavy. I
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  don't know if the Germans ain't talking talking, Yeah, my didn't the Germans
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  exactly right, that crazy shit talking m h dot Yeah, I'm buck okay,
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  you know yes them of the abergance goes on planning Deco agency to re
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  more get to your man by landing on the the goddamn child. He defy
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  Jesus fucking moharmed on the go as ship. Why have you mad? You're
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  all clad in design agency, too wild on the CIA. Were you called
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  having in Europe? You can caving in America? Why would you die it?
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  You're thinking to have your reason? Was I ever see ida? I
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  am? I think? Why don't you die? Because the treaty and joy?
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  How make me so a different appocant? I can't a little brothers?
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  So you watch kids, watch you don't help you? How are you talking
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  about? You know it's an a town of a child. Oh we didn't
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  help them, some fucking body, young brothers as people, I need mad,
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  we need to do that. But what the fucking ain't an advocates tan
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  of years, but dona is you ain't learning I yet? How many years
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  he get one? The three? One? The more years? How are
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  you talking about? Comana? Don't thinking out? And nobody gonna help you?
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  And a robbing still a dake from your stupid ass and help you.
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  They're gonna clean this shit. I man, hell, help you know what
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  I'm I'm help you get free of me. No, that's benefit. I'm
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  not helping to ship. I'm not helping that chap to get free of me.
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  I ain't damn my benefit. I'm gonna help you get rid of me.
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  Do no good that was in my bedity. You get three of you,
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  robbing and skills from you. You know how stupid you sound. I'm
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  gonna help you get free of me, robbing skills from your stupid ass you.
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  Yeah, make that make sense. I'm gonna help you. Yeah,
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  I'm gonna help you. Feeling and rounding from me. Yeah, and the
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  emotion wickenest motherfucker's on a planet because they gonna they gave make Jesus, but
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  they don't even they don't even do that of Jesus. Ship, Thank you,
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  rod kill Jill Wickest motherfuckers on the planet. I mean wick Wicket the
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  middle name. I don't even God we gat crack up my name the middle
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  name. And you think I'm gonna help you get free of that? Was
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  gonna look for that bullshit. You got the mind of God's damn shout,
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  And I'm a cheap fucking you up because you got the mind up shot,
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  I'm gonna keep usually exploit you the music. Yeah, that's what I'm gonna
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  do. I'm gonna make yours in my k anybody used to get different alright,
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  Africa, I don't even notice Africa. Okay, where you go?
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  You gotta be school feet, that is godda school beet, Jen school feeds
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  and play school feet and her school beat. Everybody's cool play and Jenny old
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  boyfriend oder. But you want to guitar? He that game? No schools
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  free? Yeah, go free everybody. I'm coming in Africa. Why I
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  think that is yet a damn because you're supposed to be stupid for it's where
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  and where you go, Africa. Dave me a school beet. I don't
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  the boy to school beat God. No school bee is school like black?
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  Hey mine stool can't breathe and we're on the play. But Africa and school
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  be a God. I don't want you dedicated R. I can't rob the
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  till from your stupid as its mark. I didn't know how the world work.
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  I need to drive on. I need to talking about Jesus. All
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  the damn that you know Jesus soon is Jesus U and school be schoolby don't
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  that ship up the god like Scooby fuck? Is that you know? Fay
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  stoopies like I'm gonna Fay. Don't god damn school beet that he's talking about
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  schools free as you're talking about school bee. I don't know Fay those school
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  bee? What is that? And you will be sent home if you don't
• 45:24
  have the school field you'll stay at so for the rest of the whole time.
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  You don't know what for you. We lost your audio kith. Oh
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  it's my internet. Oh damn, m okay, my internet is really bad.
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  I hope you can hear me those who are listening to me via the
• 46:17
  radio. I think it is still talking about my internet is terrible. I
• 46:22
  don't know what he's happening, but I hope it is talking dreaming. But
• 46:32
  anyway, can you get to the main focus of Okay, I'm back,
• 46:37
  hey kid, Oh yeah, I'm back. I was gone and you are
• 46:49
  busy talking, and then I was busy here wondering what's wrong. I use
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  you using using that the demograph, but he was using their frol that and
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  you're just prolo although I know you you're pussy to do so I did.
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  That's three was that they were from the room ship because that Javins, because
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  they can't have the people's ignorance. It's easy to show the Egan population day
• 47:22
  that in Temagan population because they you're the talking about absar. I was talking
• 47:29
  about politics. Content more depends your bar and every day damn day where the
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  schools all where the money is distributed. Why are you donna guys, good
• 47:40
  boy? Why you don't because I feel I don't guy, good schools are
• 47:44
  even gout? Did politic? All right? You can't be about the society
• 47:52
  without politics. And that's why they're sure you don't know that about politics,
• 47:58
  because they just down. Then true, we are going atally to make sure
• 48:45
  that we're not educated. They are going to make sure that we are not
• 48:50
  educated. We don't have the right knowledge to know that. Now we can,
• 48:53
  we can take over our own continent and the control of our own continent.
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  Yes, I shouldn't you be okay y'all? On anstagrama said it was
• 49:04
  a black because the black man over inside Arabia. No, no, no,
• 49:08
  and just why to bde everything? And he was like he said,
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  he he's a leadership. He said, you nagering your ten times both and
• 49:20
  divide at the back because something and sucking. So you got more more than
• 49:25
  I got out of the reason of the diamonds of gold. They're just why
• 49:30
  are you poor? I'm a back this nigga? Are you more because you
• 49:36
  got no that you've got much more health thy God damned divide the good yo
• 49:42
  can roll out the world. You don't gonna get you those schuches, the
• 49:45
  white people who you too? Beeny talking about Jesus and the eyes a kind
• 49:51
  of goopy nigga shit. Oh so oh if you're gonna pick you know,
• 49:58
  if you're not gonna fight for the both of your God, you don't missionary
• 50:24
  what history of the mission that is? It is the history of the missionaries
• 50:35
  coming to Africa. But anyway, kid, let's get to the main focus
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  of the day. Yes, you too, you took about my show that
• 50:42
  I appreciate because my internet was very bad. Muse that. But anyway,
• 51:00
  let's get to the many podcas of the day. We get closer to winding
• 51:06
  up with our show for today. And this is a Bosky Galley signing an
• 51:09
  agreement to host the African Medicine Agency. And the why are we signing like
• 51:15
  an agreement to host the medicine African Medicine Agency. Remember yesterday we were talking
• 51:22
  about the Chinese getting a tender or building us an Africa the African course,
• 51:30
  and right now we're talking about the African Medicine Agency. Who is bringing this
• 51:35
  medicine because at the end of the day, it is just an agency.
• 51:37
  It is not a manufacturing agency. It is not a company that we are
• 51:44
  making our own medicine. So at the end of the day, the question
• 51:46
  is who is bringing this medicine to this African medicine agency? And up,
• 51:52
  why did we agree to this? But anyway, these are purpet selling us
• 51:57
  out. You know what happens yesterday we talked about the Chinese in the day,
• 52:00
  the tender they got. When we realize that now the court it's not
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  gonna be an African court, actually it will, it will be a Chinese
• 52:09
  court in Africa, because I avert even the qualifications will be you must be
• 52:16
  able to speak Mandarin for you to work in that court. But anyway,
• 52:21
  let me go through the whole article so that I get to let you know
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  about this whole agency and the Random government and the African Union Commission on Saturday
• 52:30
  concluded agreement for the establishment of the headquarters of the first ever African Medicine Agency
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  in Key Galley. And on June on train, sorry on tend the June
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  Ruanda sign an agreement with the African Union to host the app to host the
• 52:47
  headquarters of the African Medicines Agency in Ki Galley. The signing comes after comes
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  just a few days after the Random authorities our officially agreed to host the am
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  as headquarters on their territory. In twenty nineteen, the African countries adopted the
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  treaty establishing the agency. Okay, somebody distructed me the agency, which came
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  into force in twenty twenty one. Its creation is part of the African Union
• 53:22
  strategy to reduce the continent dependence on pharmacynical product supplied by foreign countries. But
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  where you know, this is just a heart like it is just a lie.
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  They're trying to to like to move us in like in a you know,
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  the way you just work in a road that has a lot of meanders.
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  So I feel like they're just trying to make it to convince us that
• 53:49
  this is a pharmaceutical industry that is being brought to Africa. But at the
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  end of the day, do you think that this is fully ours using that
• 53:59
  we are the one sponsoring this, this medicine agency. Of course not,
• 54:06
  of course not for a fact, this is not Remember we have the Bill
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  gets Out agenda. Or also we have this pharmaceutical company sponsored by Bill Gates
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  called my Dowa. My door operates in a we have it in Kenya.
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  I'm not sure if it is there in a teranza here, but we have
• 54:23
  it in East Africa, or rather in Africa. And my dowur is form
• 54:29
  sponsored by Bill Gates, who who knows what is put in those from pharmaceuticals
• 54:34
  or rather in those medicine. So at the end of the day we can
• 54:37
  say that this is an African pharmaceutical industry being brought in Africa, we must
• 54:43
  first know who is sponsoring it, who is sponsoring it, because we have
• 54:49
  We have so many laboratories right here in Africa. We even have this one
• 54:52
  that is being built still in Africa, but it is not sponsored by Africans.
• 54:59
  So who is answering this and why are they doing it? Why do
• 55:02
  they want now ask to manufacture our own medicine. That is the question we
• 55:07
  should be asking ourselves rather than being happy, Oh, we're starting our own
• 55:12
  from aceetical company. This is not something to celebrate because at the end of
• 55:15
  the day they might be bringing those you know what and you shall be for
• 55:20
  us to take them. But anyway, and remember whatever is happening into that,
• 55:25
  it's something connected to all this. So just don't be happy about we're
• 55:30
  getting out from acetical industry in Africa. And okay, let me let me
• 55:36
  just get it right. Africa importunenty seven percent of fromathetical products it needs.
• 55:40
  And this is crazy because we have these trees that we require to make medicine.
• 55:45
  We have everything we require in Africa. Why do we get ninety seven
• 55:51
  percent of whatever we require to make medicine outside our continent? Why is this
• 55:57
  because we have been so like reluctant or this country like we we came too
• 56:01
  dependent, we depend on them too much. We depend on them on everything.
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  And this is why when those countries are going to war, we are
• 56:12
  so affected by the awards. Because what I keep on saying this, the
• 56:16
  Russia Ukraine war was not forced to affect Africa in anywhere because we should be
• 56:23
  dependent. We should be planting our own food. Why do we go and
• 56:28
  import or cooking on from Russia? Why do we get which from Ukraine?
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  Why is that? You know? It doesn't make sense for me, But
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  anyway, the agency should regulate and harmonize the market, the market on the
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  continent, encourage production in Africa, encounter the traffic of counterfeit medicine from me
• 56:50
  not a so matter because a summer your commissioner for Help Africa must prepare for
• 56:55
  other pandemics after covering nineteen and the agents says objective will be to propose africanswer
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  nution. For me, I'm not agreeing in any of this because I know,
• 57:09
  like you know, there are so many questions that I'm asking myself.
• 57:15
  They are not even saying, they are not stating who is sponsoring this,
• 57:17
  who is that, who brought this idea? So at the end of the
• 57:22
  day, this is not something that is African Old. You know, if
• 57:24
  it was African Old, we would know. But this is not something we
• 57:29
  are sponsoring. Why are they getting money to build all this? Why are
• 57:31
  they getting money even to sponsor all this? So we have a lot of
• 57:36
  questions to ask ourselves, and for me, it doesn't add up. Just
• 57:39
  like the African cut, it is just the same thing about now the medicine
• 57:45
  agency. But anyway, family, we are coming to the end of our
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  show for today at CERTENNI Sana for being with me right here. Thank you
• 57:52
  for keeping it interactive. Answering Kennan, I saw you somewhere, okay,
• 57:57
  the Santi Sana to all the silent listen us, thank you very much for
• 58:00
  keeping it interactive. And also to everybody who was there listening to me via
• 58:05
  the radio station at Santa any Sannah. Hope to see you maybe later during
• 58:09
  the day. Remember we're going back through this rates with the Shumany onwards all
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  this week, so hoped to seal there and also remember to join the men
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