Burkina Faso for Burkina Fasoans

Some people, who are really quite stupid and don’t understand how to use words, and who also are about as ignorant about me and my life as they are about most everything else, believe I am a racist. They use this word without knowing or even having a definition of it. If they bothered to look a definition up, or made one up, they would realise that literally everyone is a racist.

Don’t believe me?

Look it up. Pick any dictionary you like. Or in this case, wikipedia:

Racism is the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, leading to the idea that some races are inherently superior to others. It often manifests as prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against individuals based on their racial or ethnic background.

Now, it is simply a FACT that “different races possess distinct characteristics”. The fact you can tell a white person apart from a Chinese or black one kind of gives the came away here. So no, it is not a “belief” it’s a fact.

And it is also a FACT that some races are better than others, on average, at certain things. For example, blacks are disproportionately present in sporting events at the top of the field in running, sprinting and boxing. That is because they have certain physiological advantages. But there are also hidden traits like the larger lung capacity of people who live at high altitudes, or the generally higher IQ of caucasians when compared to Africans. So, by definition alone, we are ALL racist.

Of course various lefties will say that what they mean when they say someone is “racist” is that they have a negative value judgement of a person based on no information other than their race or ethnicity.

Well… sorry to break your spell, but that STILL applies to every single one of us.

Good. Now that we have established that you, dear reader, aside from whatever colour skin you have are a filthy racist yourself, we can move to the next point:

Beneficial dictatorships, nationalism and race.

The current president of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, perhaps following on from the actions of neighbouring Niger, when they kicked out the French from their nation, seems to be doing what’s best for his people. Apparently since he took over the country he has received income of $18 billion dollars for the mined gold each year, instead of the $1 billion they used to get from France for it.

Furthermore he seems to be popular among the people of his nation and to genuinely be spreading the wealth to his citizens while countering attempted coups and “arab spring” type “revolutions” funded by the usual suspects of American, UK or French deep states.

America recently threatened to take the country by force after killing him. Traoré responded with a masterful press conference that the Western media has tried to ignore.

You can see part of it here:

https://x.com/chinasanworu/status/1916549066395091220?s=46

And personally, I wish him and his people well.

By the same token, we in Europe are just as oppressed by our supposed “leaders” just as the average Burkina Fasoan was until recently.

And just as Burkina Faso, Niger, and so on, all have a right to self-determination, so does my own, annexed nation, The Most Serene Republic of Venice.

Should I ever become Doge, after changing quite a lot of things in the Serenissima, I am quite sure I would enjoy a state dinner with President Traoré.

Let every leader of every nation serve his people instead of the (((puppet masters))) with banker’s strings.