U.K. Sends Unwanted People to Rwanda
Rishi Sunak, the U.K. Prime Minister is not a bad guy. He is just a true son of the soil, the British Empire soil. In 2022, he signed a deal with Paul Kagame, who has ruled Rwanda since 1994, to send unwanted migrants to his country on a one-way ticket.
British Empire Tradition
1. England, invaded half the world because it had the Royal Navy, guns and the bible. The term colonization is the lukewarm version. The British Empire was human trafficking. Once they planted the Union Jack (British flag), the British made defeated people ‘property.’ They moved them around because they were not Englishmen. Therefore they had no legal rights, let alone human rights.
2. You park your car in your garage, on the street, in your office car park, anywhere. The British did that to all indigenous people. Ask Rishi Sunak, the British Prime Minister, about being moved around like cattle. He is living proof that England did whatever it wanted to with its ‘subjects’ translate that into property. He was born in England, but his grandparents came from India, a British colony. His parents were born in Kenya and a colony called Tanganyika. England did a cut-and-paste of human flesh, that is how his grandparents ended up in Africa. They needed manpower to plant sugar cane the cash crop, so they sent Indians to other British colonies like South Africa and Trinidad to work in sugar plantations.
3. Rishi Sunak, a result of human trafficking is repeating history. He feels that Britain has a migrant problem. The solution? Send them to Africa, which used to be free British real estate property. He is declaring that some human beings cannot remain in England. They are not of British stock. I don’t know how he will determine that, but he will probably use the same yardstick used by British kings.
4. Rishi Sunak and Paul Kagame are treading on dangerous ground. That’s why they must stop the human trafficking they agreed upon in 2022. Migrants must stay in England. Europeans were migrants in Africa. They called it The Scramble for Africa. The 2022-23 migrants are dividends of that investment.
Nonqaba waka Msimang
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