Shattered, Shattered People, and Shattered Future: The Congolese Situation
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, International, Social Science
| Author: | Basona Bankoy-Bongo Lokondo | ISBN: | 9781370605873 |
| Publisher: | Basona Bankoy-Bongo Lokondo | Publication: | December 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Basona Bankoy-Bongo Lokondo |
| ISBN: | 9781370605873 |
| Publisher: | Basona Bankoy-Bongo Lokondo |
| Publication: | December 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
No doctor can heal effectively any patient, when he or neglects to acknowledge the pertinence of the mind in the healing process.
This book is about reminding Congolese politicians of the need to heal the mind of the nation and in informing our people that, in general, Leucoderm people are the root of all our problems.
The national leadership and most of our intellectuals have failed strategically to direct their fingers towards White people of the Western world and their capitalism, while they have excelled in proposing Westernized solutions to the Congolese disease and in ignoring squarely the negative incidence of the colonization of our people and the post-colonial strategies to keep the nation subliminally weak.
The solution to the Congolese situation is a collective catharsis and the building of a platform where Black people will have to create the wealth for their people, and service it among themselves in a Black people globalized world.
No doctor can heal effectively any patient, when he or neglects to acknowledge the pertinence of the mind in the healing process.
This book is about reminding Congolese politicians of the need to heal the mind of the nation and in informing our people that, in general, Leucoderm people are the root of all our problems.
The national leadership and most of our intellectuals have failed strategically to direct their fingers towards White people of the Western world and their capitalism, while they have excelled in proposing Westernized solutions to the Congolese disease and in ignoring squarely the negative incidence of the colonization of our people and the post-colonial strategies to keep the nation subliminally weak.
The solution to the Congolese situation is a collective catharsis and the building of a platform where Black people will have to create the wealth for their people, and service it among themselves in a Black people globalized world.
