The Most Important COP Briefing the World Never Heard | Truth, Lies, Racism & Omnicide
- 10 years ago
“This was nothing less than a colonisation of the sky. $10 billion is not enough to buy us coffins.” — Lumumba Di-Aping
One of the most inspiring leaders present at the COP15 was the ever so eloquent Lumumba Di-Aping, chief negotiator of the G77. (The G77 bloc is the major group of developing countries, many of which are among the most threatened by effects of climate change, as well as the largest developing country bloc represented at the COP15.)
Although Di-Aping (photo above) was Sudanese by birth, his parents (who called themselves “Lumumbist”) named Di-Aping after the famous Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. (Lumumba, the anti-colonialist democratically-elected prime minister of the Congo, was murdered having been deemed a severe threat by the U.S. due to his uncompromising ideas of freedom and African unity. He played a leading role in the struggle for the liberation of Africa and all of Africa’s resources.)
“It is unfortunate that after 500 years-plus of interaction with the West, we [Africans] are still considered disposables.”
— Lumumba Di-Aping
for more info: http://themarcusgarveyinitiativeagency.com/the-most-important-cop-briefing-that-no-one-ever-heard-truth-lies-racism-omnicide-videos/
One of the most inspiring leaders present at the COP15 was the ever so eloquent Lumumba Di-Aping, chief negotiator of the G77. (The G77 bloc is the major group of developing countries, many of which are among the most threatened by effects of climate change, as well as the largest developing country bloc represented at the COP15.)
Although Di-Aping (photo above) was Sudanese by birth, his parents (who called themselves “Lumumbist”) named Di-Aping after the famous Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. (Lumumba, the anti-colonialist democratically-elected prime minister of the Congo, was murdered having been deemed a severe threat by the U.S. due to his uncompromising ideas of freedom and African unity. He played a leading role in the struggle for the liberation of Africa and all of Africa’s resources.)
“It is unfortunate that after 500 years-plus of interaction with the West, we [Africans] are still considered disposables.”
— Lumumba Di-Aping
for more info: http://themarcusgarveyinitiativeagency.com/the-most-important-cop-briefing-that-no-one-ever-heard-truth-lies-racism-omnicide-videos/