Americo-Liberian people

Declared independence in 1847, create a black republic on America.

These Americano...

Yeah, Monrovia.

These Americano-Liberians quickly established dominance over indigenous tribes, the Kron, the Kron, the Geo, the Mono, the Mandingo.

Oh, the Mandingo.

And others treating them as inferior through land grabs, forced labor, and political exclusion.

Wow.

Kind of hypocritical.

They didn't go out to, uh, the hinterlands, you know, or anything.

But then once the French and the British really started to get on their colonization spree in Africa, we started putting pressure on the, the Americo-Liberians in Monrovia.

We were like, "You need to become a country.

You can't just be a city state.

So if you look at what the Ashkenazi Jews decided to adopt and transform through Zionism, impose on other Jews in other parts of the world, you look at Jewish American power and what it holds or lords over Israel as well.

And also we have the example of the Americo-Liberians in the 19th century going over to Liberia and creating that mess.

So there is a concern I have that the more we tend to think that Palestine will be liberated through English, which ultimately, all those we ask to help Palestinians through liberation in English, ultimately, as a collective, by nature of the air they breathe and the water they drink, Their loyalty is to this system much more than it is to the liberation of Palestine.

And you can see it in the language, paternalistic, patronizing language of solidarity to the Palestinian that wants to constantly employ the Palestinian for the services required within English for a better society or a better people.