Friday 15 April 2016

THOUGHTS OF A MYSTERIOUS MAN



With Ebow Duncan
RIGHT AND WRONG
Some 30 years ago no one anywhere on earth could have dreamt that at some future date, even priests in cassock could proclaim themselves as homosexuals and still be able to administer the Holy Communion.

How could any self-respecting persons in the days of Yoo admit that their sexual preference is one which engages their own sexual kind?

Benjamin Netanyahu, an undisputed terrorist
The politicians, the priests, the superstars, the generals, the kings and queens were all united in their condemnation of same sex marriage and all that it came along with.
Over the years, however, what was wrong has become or is becoming right and what was right is taking on the full blown characteristics of what is wrong.

 Can you believe that a British Prime Minister actually told African governments that they could face punishment if they failed to accept same sex marriages.

Indeed the British Government was threatening to withdraw or withhold so called aid as a means of pushing African governments to accept a situation in which men were free to sleep with men and women could also jump on each other.

This is surely a reflection of a seriously changing world with its moral code being turned upside down.

 40 years ago no African worth his description could in any way or form support colonialism. Even friends of the colonial establishment like K.A. Busia and J.B Danquah were active participants in the work of the national liberation movement.

Today all kinds of people and institutions are making excuses for the colonial enterprise in some parts of the world.

Morocco which claimed to be in the vanguard of African Liberation a while ago has itself become the colonial occupier of Western Sahara and it is busy pillaging the resources of the territory.

What is even more interesting is that Ghana which was the beacon of African Liberation and unity and was ready to pull out of the commonwealth on that account tolerates Moroccan colonialism.

Isn’t it shocking that a country like Ghana continues to have diplomatic relations with Morocco, a colonial occupying power which has pulled out of the African Union?

Today, Ghana will pretend to be in the middle when it comes to the colonial occupation of Western Sahara.

Palestine also presents another interesting case.  Israel is the colonial occupier of Palestine and again Ghana pretends to be in the middle, having diplomatic relations with both Palestine and Israel.

The shock came only two weeks ago when Kwame Nkrumah’s Ghana refused to vote for respect for human rights in the Palestinian occupied territory.

So far no official explanation has been offered for Ghana’s current stand, but if you add that to the visit to Israel by the Foreign Minister and the visit to Ghana of the racist Ivigdor Lieberman then a clear picture emerges.

How can we compromise on human rights and colonial occupation in Palestine of all places and especially at a time when an active member of the Palestine Solidarity of Campaign is the President of the Republic of Ghana?

Who will tell the supporters of Donald Trump that they are wrong in putting their weight behind a racist bigot?

In many respects when I look at Mr Trump he reminds me of Big Dada Iddi Amin. His reckless disregard for other peoples’ sensitivity, his anti-Islamic rhetoric, his bullying antics and his complete lack of sophistication mark him out as a very dangerous politician.

Hey, but who is the judge here?.

For some right is wrong and wrong is right.

Some even put it more bluntly when they say that one man’s freedom fighter is another man’s terrorist.

But truth be told, those who slits the throats of others simply because they refuse to accept their religious doctrine cannot be freedom fighters.

Those who discriminate against black people simply because they look different cannot be described as freedom fighters and those who continue to occupy Palestine and Western Sahara are not freedom fighters.

In some circumstances right is right and wrong is wrong. Period!

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