Lessons I'll Teach My Sons

By Sicebise Msengana 

- Don't argue with women. 

- Go to the library. Make reading books your culture. Construct yourself intellectually. Never stop learning. 

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 By Sicebise Msengana 

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I'm a member of many nerd/geek communities online and offline. Because things that excite me the most are intellectualism/rationalism: logic, thought, mathematics, principles and hypothesis. The elements of existence encompass scientific and philosophic systems.

HEROES AND ROLE MODELS OF MR Sicebise Msengana: Idi Amin Dada

By Sicebise Msengana 

Democracy has failed to produce courageous men in the caliber of Idi Amin. Elections, western constitutional courts, Roman Dutch laws, politicians and political parties won't liberate Africa. 

Amin wasn't an evil dictator. He wasn't democratic and knew the best way to oppose western imperialism was to provide strong, decisive and patriarchal leadership for his country. The parliament, courts and politicians were going to slow him down.

Amin fought for Uganda and wanted to protect the interests of his people from foreigners from Europe and Asia. One of a few remaining African leaders who made white people to submit to a black man. He ordered mass expulsions of Asians who were bloodsucking leeches in Ugandan 🇺🇬 lands, economy and people. Amin built infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, roads and skyscrapers that British colonialists failed to do in their 200 years of brutal colonialism. REST IN POWER revolutionary ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

Black Men Are Slaves Of The System Because They are Happy People

 By Sicebise Msengana 

Between 2006-2012, I used to watch Adolf Hitler speeches. Besides being one of the greatest orators in human history, he had a lot of anger in his speeches. His own frustration with Germany's defeat was echoed by most Germans. He hated socialists (Marxists), hated the Habsburgs, hated the Jews. Hitler’s hatred was often coupled with revenge and the desire to destroy those he loathed.  

Illegal Immigrants are Faces of Cowardice

By Sicebise Msengana 

You will never hear about Zimbabweans who threw stones at Mmanangwa or Somalians who took arms against alshabab or Nigerians who made Nigeria ungovernable. 

Feminists Don't Really Love Women

By Sicebise Msengana

 

I have said this before and I will say it again black women need a special ritual/ukuphalaza okanye isipheyidi to exorcise this alien spirit that lives in them and mentally poisons them to be the pawns of Europeans. Our women suffer from identity crisis induced by these European isms.