Decolonization 101: Meaning, Facts and Examples

Back to Decolonialism. What does that term really mean or more acutely what does it really mean when they say it. Being a Decolonialist is kind of like being an Antifascist.

Everyone's an Antifascist. Yet the people who call themselves ANTIFA are actually Communists who call everyone who disagrees with them Fascists. They say smash the Fascists but they mean smash everyone who disagrees with them. 

The same with the Decolonialists. Everyone is against colonization. When they say Decolonialists, they mean replacing Colonialism with something else - Communism. 

The tip off was the Red Braid Alliance for Decolonial Socialism. They wanted to replace Colonialism with Socialism. They believed in using violence to berate and belittle everyone who disagreed with them. When some First First Nations members wanted to support natural gas because it was clean burning, they used violence and harassment to bully them for their opposing opinion. The very term Decolonialism is a red flag because it has an obvious agenda tied to it. 

The book The Horizon of Decolonial Communism clearly shows the connection between the two ideologies. It claims that "Re-readings of major historical revolutionary figures like Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin trace this relationship to the past, present, and future of communist struggle."

The future of Communist struggle which has been rebranded as Globalism and the UN's New World Order. Knowing that close correlation, it becomes seven more concerning when we hear the UN use the term for their One World Government Agenda.

The website Human Rights Careers which is dripping in UN propaganda wrote an article entitled "Decolonization 101: Meaning, Facts and Examples."

It's sponsored by UNITAR which is the United Nations Institute for Training and Research. Kind of like the UN's New World Order at unnwo.org which states "Let's Advance and Achieve the United Nations Global Goals by 2030." Agenda 2030. 

UNITAR's Decolonization 101 claims that "Decolonization is used in two ways: in reference to a country’s independence process or as a social, cultural, and psychological process. Decolonization is often violent."

Just like a Communist Revolution is often violent. Imagine that. Then they talk about Decolonizing education and decolonizing your bookshelf which simply means one thing: Communist propaganda and brainwashing.

So in reality Decolonization is another term for Globalization which are far more palatable terms that Communism itself yet they all mean the same thing. They're just trying to rebrand Communism into something it's not. Everyone has an agenda.