The Pope's sin against Africa

Title: The Pope's Sin Against Africa

Author: Assani Fassassi

Publisher: ALQALAM

Medium: Book

Theme: society & testimonials

Description: The author of the pope's sin against Africa, Assani Fassassi, after his previous book Sursaut de l'Afrique, which is being completed, raises the ultimate question here: "What to do?" ". Only one thing: Intelligent but clear break with Western Institutions, which are wrongly called International Institutions. How ? In the same way that Europe, faced with the United States of America, has been calling for a cultural exception since the 1990s, Africa must imperatively demand and obtain, facing the West, all kinds of exceptions (cultural , academic, sporting, economic, monetary, commercial, legal, political, diplomatic, tourist, humanitarian, etc.) which protect Africans and Africa from the institutional attacks of the West. This must be the objective and the goal that Africa and Africans must set themselves; even if, to be realized, it will take ten years, a hundred years or more. It is important and urgent that Africans decide and set the practical modalities to boycott and deny the validity of so-called international rules and laws on African soil. Knowing that these laws emanate from the Black Codes and from Napoleon who, in 1802, reestablished slavery and the transatlantic slave trade! Just as the Jews would be subhuman today if Hitler and Nazism had won and continued to rule Europe, so Africans will remain "wretched of the earth" and destitute as long as The West will continue to rule over Africans through its sprawling national and international institutions. This will be the case as long as the Africans, supported by generous Europeans and Westerners, have not initiated the balance of power and actions making perilous the presence, on African soil, of all the Western institutions whose conscious mission or unconsciousness, avowed or known, is to perpetuate the essence of the "fatwa" inscribed in the bull of Pope Nicolas V of January 8, 1454 which is to "...reduce [Africans and Blacks, everywhere in the world] into servitude perpetual.