Identity Fridays

The Same Playbook, Different Country?

Look deeper.

The system fears one thing more than anything else: A strong family unit.

This is a unit that upholds the spiritual order of life that God above men, men above women and women above children. (You are allowed to change that order and come back to reinstate it after suffering).

A united family is difficult to manipulate.

A father, mother, and children who know who they are don’t consume as much chaos.

They don’t buy every lie.

They don’t depend on every institution.

They solve many of their own problems without blaming others or the government.

They are responsible and accountable.

Division is profitable!

Look at conflict closely; While ordinary people are taught to hate one another along tribal, political or religious grounds, someone is making money moves.

South Africans have been dragged into this mess and the entire Africa at large.

We have even given the evil nature a name called xenophobia. What a mess!

Can’t you see how much money is being made from airline tickets, weapons, humanitarian aid, distressed property, and “rebuilding” what has been destroyed.

Can’t you see all this is man-made?

Conflict is a business.

Order begins from the home. An absent father or a present but weak father distabilizes the spiritual order of life. That “family” has no love.

Broken homes produce broken people.

Men escape into alcohol.

Women into antidepressants.

Both into endless counselling that often manages pain without addressing its root. Simply, put them on more medication.

Children grow up anxious, confused, and searching for identity. They find it in politicians, online influencers and thugs!

We keep looking outside when the problem is within.

Many people end up medicated for symptoms that began with instability at home.

A society that loses the family loses its foundation.

The same pattern appears in every generation;

• Keep people angry. Tell South Africans that if other Africans leave, they will get jobs. But they have had a beautiful country from 1994, what did they do to it if not destroy it? They don’t know how to build but destroy it out of anger.
• Keep them divided. One term Vs 2 term. The battle is also here in Kenya. We are willing to kill each other just because they are not on your emotional side. You think by shouting one term you are winning? Wait until you vote emotionally and make worse mistakes than what you’ve done before.
• Keep them emotionally reactive. The more they fill the streets, the more easy it shall be to manipulate them. Use activists to keep them emotional.

A person controlled by emotion is easy to control.

The same applies to race. The greatest battle is not black versus white or tribe versus tribe.

Beneath those conflicts are deeper struggles, deception, thirst and greed.

No one is fighting for their country trust me. Everyone is fighting a battle within them.

If we vote from anger, we will repeat the same mistakes and then wonder why nothing changes.

We look at south Africa and judge when here we kill each other because of tribes and political slogan affiliation.

We don’t even know what we are fighting for, we are just fighting.

Anger clouds judgment.

Turn off the noise for a moment.

• Think.
• Question.
• Observe.

Refuse to be manipulated.

The people who profit from division hope you never do.