The Auntie Flo Masawe & Ben Massao Invasion To Valerian B-K. Masao Sir. Home, Becomes Movement

We are sad to announce that Auntie Florentina Masawe passed away this October 2016, R.I. P. We pray and hope she found peace and came to terms with the pain she caused. It is sad to see this "Movement" is under Cousin Dr. Patrik Nilsson and Uncle Marcelian's Family. They waited until all our FATHERS have passed to invade us. We are resisting they announced to shade our blood. They are using traditional glitches/Hate Seeds planted by Auntie Flo & Uncle Mwl. Marcelian Family, since our Late Mwl. Valerian was alive but kept under wrap. The ongoing barrage by some of our Mnini and Uru East Cousins (some older enough to be our parents) colluding as a Movement, rooted from the taboo/pact of ousting us, our Widow Mother From Marangu and shading our blood. It's getting worse and our safety has been at risk. The attacks are carefully calculated, coordinated and sophisticated to foster and disguise hate, jeaslosy, instigate/incite violence. These cousins continue to use the tools of public local and foreign/so-called Swedish Gov. Funded Project to lure the "Movement" to achieve its goal. What is the Swedish Project has anything to do with Mwl. Valerian Family /our home/our Widow Retired Mother? Our father Mwl. Valerian Sr. said to us on his deathbed, "Fight For Your Rights" and "Mama Pendo, you will be tormented as I'm dying, only our children will help you." He couldn't be more right, as we reflect. God Jehovah can lead us, his people, through this turmoil, because to him we succumb/Bow down and take refuge. We are thankful the Moshi, Kilimanjaro government, leaders and good Samaritan Mnini and Uru Community members for their indispensable support. This is a family matter and it is difficult to regulate a relative and sadly neighbor at the same time. Stay Tuned.



Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Impunity and Implicit Bias are the Reality of Life

Tribute: Meme and picture of H. E. Mwalimu Nyerere and Baba Wa Taifa of Tanzania quote on Impunity and Implicit Bias, by Mwananchi. 

#Impunity and total implicit bias (manufacturing lies and magnifying things to look like Mt. Kilimanjaro for all to see but at the same time sweeping under the rug life-threatening, malicious and atrocious conducts of one of them) are the reality of life. This H.E. Mwalimu Nyerere's quote is yet another reminder of his another impeccable quote about "them versus us" divisiveness and discrimination tactics.

His Excellence Baba Wa Taifa  Mwalimu Nyerere eloquently described the underpinning of racism, discrimination, and inequalities in the society. He spoke of articulate warning signs about racism, discrimination, and inequalities like he was here today before us. His wisdom and visionary leadership ideas are living words that seem to live-on amongst us forever.

Sadly, even when the same people share an ancestral blood streaming in the flesh and tissues that hold their body together, impunity and implicit bias can indeed persist. We versus them can be an overarching phenomenon. For example, astonishingly, out first cousins that are older to be our parents, or highly/IV League educated, or Western World Civilized, or very wealthy, or we never saw in our life, or we saw only once in our life-for two weeks, or we barely had a lingo-cultural link, or we live life/grew together sharing the same driveway with childhood memories, still there is an existential impunity and implicit bias.

Furthermore, the impunity and implicit bias that we are facing have mounted to a full-blown hatred to cleanse us. Their hatred to want to invade, oust and kill us while we, Valerian Family, are at our home, is mainly because our mother is not acceptable to their standards for the reasons best known to them and their movement that is very sophisticated.

Ironically, the old threats that we grew up overlooking, became real actions and not empty rhetorical threats we used to get. The movement and collusion that we have experienced shine the light to the artifacts and stories we have heard. All along we thought they were childhood or layman jokes. We were deadly wrong. Freudians and phenomenologists can help us more, but it is a scarce service in East Africa.

Sadly, these cousins and their movement are operating under a "Code". They are working as hard and networking to silence us. They don't want us to speak out or express their impunity and implicit bias in defense of our existence. They are fabricating and twisting and turning everything they can. It is hard to imagine how us, human beings can get and do onto one another. What happened to Jesus' call of "doing unto others as you wish them to do onto you"? But, it is a life that we are living. Go Figure!



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