Add Sadiq Khan...the mayor of London born of British Pakistanis.

Boris Johnson's racist views about Africa. He recommends that Africa should be recolonized to get it out of the current mess.


https://blogs.spectator....cant-blame-colonialism/


https://www.independent....oris-johnson-on-uganda/




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Boris Johnson is not off target. Kenya was better off under colonial rule. Just go look at the "Old Nairobi" thread.

And I would say Mkoloni did not mistreat Africans as much as Mwafrika has done in Kenya.

When kina Jomo kenyatta were dissidents, in the 1950s, Muzungu tried them and sent them to prison. When Kenyatta took over, he had no time for such niceties. If you became a dissident, you were tossed in detention without trial or summarily executed. And this man had the audacity to tell us how bad things were under Mkoloni.

And Mkoloni did not kill as many Kenyans as Mwafrika has done.

Mwafrika fought Muzungu for Independence and now he has readily given the country to the Chinese who now own us.

It is time for some true self reflection.

Of course you do.

Boris Johnson is not off target. Kenya was better off under colonial rule. Just go look at the "Old Nairobi" thread.

And I would say Mkoloni did not mistreat Africans as much as Mwafrika has done in Kenya.

When kina Jomo kenyatta were dissidents, in the 1950s, Muzungu tried them and sent them to prison. When Kenyatta took over, he had no time for such niceties. If you became a dissident, you were tossed in detention without trial or summarily executed. And this man had the audacity to tell us how bad things were under Mkoloni.

And Mkoloni did not kill as many Kenyans as Mwafrika has done.


Mwafrika fought Muzungu for Independence and now he has readily given the country to the Chinese who now own us.

Its time for some true self reflection.

See an excerpt from Elkin's book.

I soon realized that the British did detain the women and children, though not in the official camps but rather in some eight hundred enclosed villages that were scattered throughout the Kikuyu countryside. These villages were surrounded by spiked trenches, barbed wire, and watchtowers, and were heavily patrolled by armed guards. They were detention camps in all but name. Once I added all of the Kikuyu detained in these villages to the adjusted camp population, I discovered that the British had actually detained some 1.5 million people, or nearly the entire Kikuyu population.