A letter to South Africa and to the Nations
It took me a long time to write something about South Africa because the subject was too complex to simply approach it through a unique lens.
The crisis we see in South Africa is not uncommon from what had happened in the rest of Africa. Throughout history, Africa has been host to all sort of similar atrocities and violence. Let me give you a few examples:
Between 1983 and 1987, the Zimbabwean government orchestrated a sweeping and deadly attack against the Ndebele and Kalanga tribes (Zimbabwean tribes) for political and ethnical reasons. In the same way the name ‘Shangaan’ is often used in derogatory manner in South Africa, the name ‘Kalanga’ was (is still) used as a derogatory term.
In the early 2000’s, the native Zimbabweans killed and chased many white Zimbabwean farmers.
After the killing of Ndebele and Kalanga people and after the killing and expulsion of Zimbabwean, Zimbabwe has not developed nor moved forward. On the contrary, Zimbabwe went backward. I know that story very well, I have heard from Zimbabweans and I have done my research on that.
In the early 90’s, in DR Congo (then Zaire), a tribal attack erupted against the Luba people who lived in the South of the country in a province called Shaba (now Katanga). The Shabanese (native from Shaba province) demanded that the Luba leave their provinces because Luba people were occupying most major positions in the private and public sector. Back then, the corrupt government did not even stop the attacks. The Shabanese mob went door to door identifying Luba people on the basis of their looks, accents and names. The Shabanese would even impose a language test to identify the Luba by asking them to pronounce the name describing the elbow in Swahili. And the word was so difficult to pronounce that Shabanese people would easily identify Luba people. As a result of the tribal attack, many Luba people were killed and chased out on the spot (they were told to pack and leave immediately) Their houses and jobs were occupied by Shabanese people on the spot, as they were kicked out.
Contrary to what Shabanese people thought, their province did not move forward, it went backward and their biggest mine (the GECAMINES) became a failing institution that only recovered after 20 years.
In 1992, Gabon expelled many foreigners accused of dominating the informal economy. When the Gabonese government realised that their markets were empty, it backtracked its expulsion processes and called back some of those expelled foreigners. I know that story very well because I was in Gabon when it happened and I saw it happened.
In the late 30’s Hitler (German leader) rose up and claimed that most of Germany’s problems were caused by Jews. He had radio DJ and media mouth pieces supporting his message. They (the Germans) went on to kill millions of Jews. Contrary to what they thought, their problems did not go away. Things got worse because they had reparations to pay and Germany was divided and occupied by allied nations for 45 years.
In 1983, Nigeria expelled about 2 millions Africans out of their country, hoping to solve their economic problems. They may complain about South Africa but they did it as well.
In 1994, in the span of 3 months, a massive genocide occurred in Rwanda through a conflict between Hutus and Tutsis (two Rwandan tribes). It was Black on Black violence perpetrated between neighbours and accompanied by r*pe and all forms of violence. Today, the Rwandan government is even involved in a war in the Eastern part of DR Congo where they are killing innocent people and mutilating women’s private parts. And today, some officials from the Rwandan government even have the guts to give self-righteousness lessons to South Africans and to governments of immigrants living in South Africa. What an incredible hypocrisy.
In Uganda,in 1972, the then President Idi-Amin ordered the expulsion of 80 000 thousands foreigners (Asians and Indians) and he claimed that they were sabotaging the economy. He thought that the country would be developed after the expulsions…
I have used those examples to tell you this:
‘The South African case is not a novelty or a brand new original invention by a genius. It is just a repeat of what was done in other African countries and Germany. Furthermore, if you check all the countries I have mentioned, you will notice that none of them has managed to reach economic prosperity by applying xenophobia, afrophobia, tribalism, racism and ‘black-on-black’ violence. In other words, xenophobic attacks and ethnic epuration don’t create economic prosperity. It was tried by many nations and it ended badly.
If you believe that xenophobia, tribal wars and attacks on migrants create prosperity, please show me a
The crisis we see in South Africa is not uncommon from what had happened in the rest of Africa. Throughout history, Africa has been host to all sort of similar atrocities and violence. Let me give you a few examples:
Between 1983 and 1987, the Zimbabwean government orchestrated a sweeping and deadly attack against the Ndebele and Kalanga tribes (Zimbabwean tribes) for political and ethnical reasons. In the same way the name ‘Shangaan’ is often used in derogatory manner in South Africa, the name ‘Kalanga’ was (is still) used as a derogatory term.
In the early 2000’s, the native Zimbabweans killed and chased many white Zimbabwean farmers.
After the killing of Ndebele and Kalanga people and after the killing and expulsion of Zimbabwean, Zimbabwe has not developed nor moved forward. On the contrary, Zimbabwe went backward. I know that story very well, I have heard from Zimbabweans and I have done my research on that.
In the early 90’s, in DR Congo (then Zaire), a tribal attack erupted against the Luba people who lived in the South of the country in a province called Shaba (now Katanga). The Shabanese (native from Shaba province) demanded that the Luba leave their provinces because Luba people were occupying most major positions in the private and public sector. Back then, the corrupt government did not even stop the attacks. The Shabanese mob went door to door identifying Luba people on the basis of their looks, accents and names. The Shabanese would even impose a language test to identify the Luba by asking them to pronounce the name describing the elbow in Swahili. And the word was so difficult to pronounce that Shabanese people would easily identify Luba people. As a result of the tribal attack, many Luba people were killed and chased out on the spot (they were told to pack and leave immediately) Their houses and jobs were occupied by Shabanese people on the spot, as they were kicked out.
Contrary to what Shabanese people thought, their province did not move forward, it went backward and their biggest mine (the GECAMINES) became a failing institution that only recovered after 20 years.
In 1992, Gabon expelled many foreigners accused of dominating the informal economy. When the Gabonese government realised that their markets were empty, it backtracked its expulsion processes and called back some of those expelled foreigners. I know that story very well because I was in Gabon when it happened and I saw it happened.
In the late 30’s Hitler (German leader) rose up and claimed that most of Germany’s problems were caused by Jews. He had radio DJ and media mouth pieces supporting his message. They (the Germans) went on to kill millions of Jews. Contrary to what they thought, their problems did not go away. Things got worse because they had reparations to pay and Germany was divided and occupied by allied nations for 45 years.
In 1983, Nigeria expelled about 2 millions Africans out of their country, hoping to solve their economic problems. They may complain about South Africa but they did it as well.
In 1994, in the span of 3 months, a massive genocide occurred in Rwanda through a conflict between Hutus and Tutsis (two Rwandan tribes). It was Black on Black violence perpetrated between neighbours and accompanied by r*pe and all forms of violence. Today, the Rwandan government is even involved in a war in the Eastern part of DR Congo where they are killing innocent people and mutilating women’s private parts. And today, some officials from the Rwandan government even have the guts to give self-righteousness lessons to South Africans and to governments of immigrants living in South Africa. What an incredible hypocrisy.
In Uganda,in 1972, the then President Idi-Amin ordered the expulsion of 80 000 thousands foreigners (Asians and Indians) and he claimed that they were sabotaging the economy. He thought that the country would be developed after the expulsions…
I have used those examples to tell you this:
‘The South African case is not a novelty or a brand new original invention by a genius. It is just a repeat of what was done in other African countries and Germany. Furthermore, if you check all the countries I have mentioned, you will notice that none of them has managed to reach economic prosperity by applying xenophobia, afrophobia, tribalism, racism and ‘black-on-black’ violence. In other words, xenophobic attacks and ethnic epuration don’t create economic prosperity. It was tried by many nations and it ended badly.
If you believe that xenophobia, tribal wars and attacks on migrants create prosperity, please show me a
country that achieved prosperity through those three paths. You will not find one.
I am not South African and as Africans we should guard ourselves from acting self-righteous when discussing the South African crisis. Instead of pointing in a ‘I-am-better-than-thou’ posture, we ( I include myself in it) should advise and teach them from a position failure that says:
‘Hey, we tried that and it did not work. Economic prosperity does not come that way.’
That was the first part of my message. The second part is going to be very spiritual.
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Before I continue the second part of my message, let me inform you that I send teaching messages to close to 36 000 people located all over the world. I do not just focus on South Africans, I speak to many nations. I am not some despicable postman talking to a few hundred people on a specific day of the week. My ministry is to the Nations and I am a servant of Jesus-Christ.
This letter is to South Africa and to the Nations:
When God created the Earth, billions of years ago, He made it with the ability to hear and speak and even be a witness. In Deuteronomy 30:19, God said:
‘ This day I call the heavens and the earth as witnesses against you that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live’
If the Earth can be a witness, it also means that it can hear and speak. If the Earth can speak, it also means that it has a mouth. Since the Earth has a mouth, it also has a feeding system that absorbs things (such as faeces, water) for its sustainability.
In Numbers 16, there is a very interesting story where the opponents of Moses get eliminated through seismic events. In Numbers 16:32:
‘As soon as he finished saying all this, the ground under them split apart and the earth opened its mouth and swallowed them and their households, and all those associated with Korah, together with their possessions. They went down alive into the realm of the dead, with everything they owned; the earth closed over them, and they perished and were gone from the community.’
Notice that the Earth split apart but the splitting was not the mouth. The mouth appeared below the splitting, then the Earth swallowed Moses opponents who went into the realm of the dead. In order to go to the realm of the dead, a person or/and soul must go through the mouth of the Earth. That mouth is located under the soil upon which we walk.
Now, the Earth is created to be sensitive to certain human behaviors and it can spill out or vomit people.
In Leviticus 20:22, God said:
‘‘Keep all my decrees and laws and follow them, so that the land where I am bringing you to live may not vomit you out.
There are certain habits or acts that can render the Earth so sensitive that it vomits people out.
In Leviticus 20:6, God said: ‘ I will set my face against anyone who turns to mediums and spiritists to prostitute themselves by following them, and I will cut them off from their people.’
There are a number of verses where God tells Israel to take care of foreigners. It is among the many commands that guarantee long life in the land. In other words, the Earth will not vomit out the people walking on its soil.
The blood of humans innocently spilled through violence can cry out to God and speak against (Genesis 4:10). Abel’s blood spoke against Cain.
Witchcraft leadership, mistreatment of foreigners, the spilling of innocent blood are among some of the things that make the Earth vomit people.
When the devil wants to destroy a nation, it forces a nation to behave in a way that makes the Earth vomit people.
Here are a few destatable things that make the Earth vomit people:
Witchcraft leadership:
I am not South African and as Africans we should guard ourselves from acting self-righteous when discussing the South African crisis. Instead of pointing in a ‘I-am-better-than-thou’ posture, we ( I include myself in it) should advise and teach them from a position failure that says:
‘Hey, we tried that and it did not work. Economic prosperity does not come that way.’
That was the first part of my message. The second part is going to be very spiritual.
-----------------------------
Before I continue the second part of my message, let me inform you that I send teaching messages to close to 36 000 people located all over the world. I do not just focus on South Africans, I speak to many nations. I am not some despicable postman talking to a few hundred people on a specific day of the week. My ministry is to the Nations and I am a servant of Jesus-Christ.
This letter is to South Africa and to the Nations:
When God created the Earth, billions of years ago, He made it with the ability to hear and speak and even be a witness. In Deuteronomy 30:19, God said:
‘ This day I call the heavens and the earth as witnesses against you that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live’
If the Earth can be a witness, it also means that it can hear and speak. If the Earth can speak, it also means that it has a mouth. Since the Earth has a mouth, it also has a feeding system that absorbs things (such as faeces, water) for its sustainability.
In Numbers 16, there is a very interesting story where the opponents of Moses get eliminated through seismic events. In Numbers 16:32:
‘As soon as he finished saying all this, the ground under them split apart and the earth opened its mouth and swallowed them and their households, and all those associated with Korah, together with their possessions. They went down alive into the realm of the dead, with everything they owned; the earth closed over them, and they perished and were gone from the community.’
Notice that the Earth split apart but the splitting was not the mouth. The mouth appeared below the splitting, then the Earth swallowed Moses opponents who went into the realm of the dead. In order to go to the realm of the dead, a person or/and soul must go through the mouth of the Earth. That mouth is located under the soil upon which we walk.
Now, the Earth is created to be sensitive to certain human behaviors and it can spill out or vomit people.
In Leviticus 20:22, God said:
‘‘Keep all my decrees and laws and follow them, so that the land where I am bringing you to live may not vomit you out.
There are certain habits or acts that can render the Earth so sensitive that it vomits people out.
In Leviticus 20:6, God said: ‘ I will set my face against anyone who turns to mediums and spiritists to prostitute themselves by following them, and I will cut them off from their people.’
There are a number of verses where God tells Israel to take care of foreigners. It is among the many commands that guarantee long life in the land. In other words, the Earth will not vomit out the people walking on its soil.
The blood of humans innocently spilled through violence can cry out to God and speak against (Genesis 4:10). Abel’s blood spoke against Cain.
Witchcraft leadership, mistreatment of foreigners, the spilling of innocent blood are among some of the things that make the Earth vomit people.
When the devil wants to destroy a nation, it forces a nation to behave in a way that makes the Earth vomit people.
Here are a few destatable things that make the Earth vomit people:
Witchcraft leadership:
'one of the leaders of the South African anti-immigration movement calls himself “Feed the Witch’ and people (even church goers and South African pastors are following him and obeying him’). When a people subject itself under the guidance of a Witch, the same people can stir the negative sensitivity of the Earth. Many African countries were led by politicians who immersed deeply in witchcraft and demonic secret society practices. Those leaders were often supported and even elected by the people. Such popular support provoked the negative sensitivity of the Earth. In other words, the Earth would sense the need to vomit people.
Another example is Cuba that has a population of 8 million people and yet they have an exiled population of 2 million people. When you look closely at the Cuban situation, you will realise that close to 80% of the population practices ‘brujeria’ which is a form of spirituality involving contact with demonic spirits and chief wharlocks (also known as ‘Nganga’). Look at how the Earth spilled close to 2 million people out of Cuban land.
Among the practices followed in Cuba is the Palo Mayombe practice originating from Congo. Though there was a revival in Congo in the late 90’s, the country is still host to some of the deepest witchcraft practices in Africa. Many people from the whole continent travel to the Congo river for witchcraft consultation where they would meet with ‘humanoid crocodiles’...
In South Africa, there are more Sangomas (witch doctors- sorcerers) than Pastors. There are even Pastors who also operate as Sangomas. Such data represent a ticking bomb.
Mistreatment of foreigners and the mistreatment of people different from us:
Another example is Cuba that has a population of 8 million people and yet they have an exiled population of 2 million people. When you look closely at the Cuban situation, you will realise that close to 80% of the population practices ‘brujeria’ which is a form of spirituality involving contact with demonic spirits and chief wharlocks (also known as ‘Nganga’). Look at how the Earth spilled close to 2 million people out of Cuban land.
Among the practices followed in Cuba is the Palo Mayombe practice originating from Congo. Though there was a revival in Congo in the late 90’s, the country is still host to some of the deepest witchcraft practices in Africa. Many people from the whole continent travel to the Congo river for witchcraft consultation where they would meet with ‘humanoid crocodiles’...
In South Africa, there are more Sangomas (witch doctors- sorcerers) than Pastors. There are even Pastors who also operate as Sangomas. Such data represent a ticking bomb.
Mistreatment of foreigners and the mistreatment of people different from us:
‘In 1983, Nigeria expelled 2 million foreigners and see how now many of them are spread throughout the world.
In 1994, the Rwandan population was 7.5 million people. After the genocide, close to a 1 million people died and approximately 2 million Rwandans were exillees and refugees throughout the world.
Look what happened in Zimbabwe with the white farmers who were considered as foreigners and look at the number of Zimbabweans living outside of Zimbabwe…
We need to learn.
Spilling of innocent blood:
In 1994, the Rwandan population was 7.5 million people. After the genocide, close to a 1 million people died and approximately 2 million Rwandans were exillees and refugees throughout the world.
Look what happened in Zimbabwe with the white farmers who were considered as foreigners and look at the number of Zimbabweans living outside of Zimbabwe…
We need to learn.
Spilling of innocent blood:
in countries such DR Congo, Rwanda, Somalia, so much innocent blood was spilled through wars and violence. Look closely and you will see that many citizens of those countries have left to live abroad. That’s the effect of Earth vomiting.
This is not just a message to South Africa. As a Bible teacher, I was appointed by Jesus to the World. And we need to understand how some of our behaviors provoke negative sensitivity from the Earth.
If you study some of the countries that have the most exiles and some of the largest diaspora, you will also discover that certain practices (such as high sexual immorality, witchcraft, spilling of innocent blood, corruption, injustice,ect..) caused the Earth to vomit those people away.
Very often, the vomiting of people starts with those who are very skilled and those who have great potential to stir the economy of their nations. Once they leave, a gap gets created, then the sensitivity of the 'Earth'spilling' creates an atmosphere where ‘silly’ leaders start creating ‘nonsensical’ economic policies causing poverty and famine. And in many cases, the atmosphere can also generate wars and more instability.
All I want to say is this: ‘every country has the right to protect its borders against illegal activities and every country has the right to expel or deport illegal foreigners. However, it should be done in a way that will not stir the negative sensitivity of the Earth. In other words, it should be done in decency and within the rule of law.
However, an abrupt and unjust manner of dealing with other human beings causes more problems.
I am not against borders and order. I actually am in favour of protecting borders and in favour of an orderly immigration system. However, I am against unrighteous ways of doing it.
In pursuit of a just and orderly society, we should not ignore righteousness.
This is not just a message to South Africa. As a Bible teacher, I was appointed by Jesus to the World. And we need to understand how some of our behaviors provoke negative sensitivity from the Earth.
If you study some of the countries that have the most exiles and some of the largest diaspora, you will also discover that certain practices (such as high sexual immorality, witchcraft, spilling of innocent blood, corruption, injustice,ect..) caused the Earth to vomit those people away.
Very often, the vomiting of people starts with those who are very skilled and those who have great potential to stir the economy of their nations. Once they leave, a gap gets created, then the sensitivity of the 'Earth'spilling' creates an atmosphere where ‘silly’ leaders start creating ‘nonsensical’ economic policies causing poverty and famine. And in many cases, the atmosphere can also generate wars and more instability.
All I want to say is this: ‘every country has the right to protect its borders against illegal activities and every country has the right to expel or deport illegal foreigners. However, it should be done in a way that will not stir the negative sensitivity of the Earth. In other words, it should be done in decency and within the rule of law.
However, an abrupt and unjust manner of dealing with other human beings causes more problems.
I am not against borders and order. I actually am in favour of protecting borders and in favour of an orderly immigration system. However, I am against unrighteous ways of doing it.
In pursuit of a just and orderly society, we should not ignore righteousness.