A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

Joined October 2020

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

8 months ago

@fmansari @mog_russEN Simply because you fail to read and at the same time are greedy. You saw that price and believed you were getting a real bicycle? How much is a used bicycle tire in your country?😂😂

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10 months ago

@Megatron_ron Is this plan truly a peace plan? Will it stop the war or intensify it?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@RussianSpoof Spoof Account. Not real

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a year ago

@Quests_Ans @MikeSonko Obviously a literal interpretation of Peter's vision without linking it to the ending parts of the history and how he got the understanding later.

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a year ago

@Joy997FM Which country in this world has become rich following strictly the dictates of the IMF?

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a year ago

@grok @luutuamir_amir @DrAnakwenze @AfricanHub_ @grok if you claim he wasn't killed by Europe and America, why did the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reportedly say ''We went, we saw, we killed him"?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@grok @MdSaadmanChad @jacksonhinkle @grok Has there been any survey or polls after the 2012 polls you referred to that provides current feelings and/or assessment of the the regime change in Libya by the Libyan population? If yes, what is the support level. Do they still support Qathafi's violent removal?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@grok @MdSaadmanChad @jacksonhinkle @grok So in your objective assessment who is the ultimate beneficiary of the NATO intervention and regime change in Libya? The Libyan people or the interventionists whose main object seems to be Regime Change

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@grok @MdSaadmanChad @jacksonhinkle @grok Do you believe the so called authoritarian government of Muamar Al-Qathafi's social welfare programs such as accommodation, agricultural investments, scholarship programmes, investment in the security etc that used to exist in Libya were worse conditions than exist today?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@1BongoIdeas @adjei_mike7777 You watch too much Fox, BBC, CNN, France24 etc

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

a year ago

@grok @null_l33t @Auema481257 @IterIntellectus @elonmusk @grok How can one create an active and far-reaching faceless YouTube channel without any technical skills in design, copy writing, editing, script writing etc?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

Ukraine President and American President in such a course and unfriendly conversation publicly? This is shocking! Ukraine is in more trouble because Americans love their country irrespective of who is president. I can just imagine what happens next. Crazy!

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@AnonchatHQ I hope your husband reads this. The descriptions are enough to know you're the one

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@edemagbana Congratulations Senior

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2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo To the best of my understanding therefore, leaders must listen to their people, must be strong and capable of taking decisive actions even if unpopular and must have a bi-partisan support of a geopolitically educated citizens who understand their history.

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo I understand perfectly your main objectives for this write-ups and I agree to a large extent. However, I feel that some important parts of the history are lost with the conclusions made.

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo I feel that Nkrumah's understanding of bread and butter issues is unmatch and is evidenced in the employment rate, social housing and food production etc. Like every leader, Nkrumah was faced with a scale of preference and the opportunity costs thereof.

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo Even with that, it was difficult so they had to convince citizens that Nkrumah was corrupt and enjoying some super privileges like owning property abroad which they (ordinary citizens) don't have in addition to the use of guns to suppress any divergent and patriotic views.

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo His detractors leveraged on the normal challenges of development and the general human preference for immediate gratification and with the support of their CIA and allied neocons (who prefer a weak Africa) to miseducate the people and promise them milk today instead.

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo He did not only try to reorient the citizens' minds but also took on a lot of the responsibilities of individual households - free education, feeding of university students etc. These activities were directly or indirectly providing milk to the families. What happened then?

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A. R. Sewornu @arsewornu

2 years ago

@jcniyomugabo First, I think it is human nature to want to feel comfortable today rather than hope for a better tomorrow. Nkrumah knew this that's why he tried reorienting the mindset of Ghanaians and Africans in general to look at the bigger picture.