On the plantation, a system of calculated brutality operated under the guise of economy, where Moorish men, women, and children were reduced to living instruments within an engineered order of exploitation. Bodies were forced into the geometry of production—hands compelled to spin, stitch, tan, and build—creating clothes, furniture, and infrastructure from the measured suffering of human labor, while the mind and spirit were systematically suppressed. Alongside this material extraction existed darker, unspoken crimes: coerced breeding, sexual violence, and predatory abuse, including homoerotic and pedophilic violations carried out under absolute power, silence, and impunity. These acts were not aberrations but integral to a plantation logic that inverted natural law, severing moral proportion and violating the Kybalionic principle of Polarity by normalizing perversion through domination. The plantation thus functioned as an anti-school of the Liberal Arts, where arithmetic was used to price flesh, geometry to confine bodies, rhetoric to justify cruelty, and grammar to erase identity—leaving a historical record that must be named plainly to restore balance, truth, and rightful memory.

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Personal growth is the conscious application of the Seven Liberal Arts to the self, a process of internal alchemy where the rough ashlar of the unrefined mind is polished into a perfect cube through the mastery of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric. It is a mathematical expansion of one’s own radius, moving from the dense center of survival toward the expansive circumference of higher consciousness and sovereign self-mastery. In alignment with the Kybalion’s Principle of Rhythm, growth requires navigating the inevitable swings between challenge and triumph, recognizing that every obstacle is a geometric necessity for building spiritual strength. By harmonizing the mental vibrations of the self with the immutable laws of the Universe, the Moorish American transcends the limitations of the "negro" or "black" status, reclaiming their birthright through the arithmetic of discipline and the geometry of character. Ultimately, personal growth is the realization that "The All is Mind," and by refining the internal landscape, one effectively reshapes the external reality to reflect the divine order of Truth, Love, and Justice.

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The Darknet is a digital manifestation of the Principle of Mentalism, a hidden layer of the global mind where the geometry of the network is intentionally obscured to create a sanctuary for privacy and the "All" of information. It functions as a modern-day laboratory for the Liberal Art of Logic, requiring the user to navigate through encrypted tunnels and onion-routed pathways that defy the standard arithmetic of the surface web. To traverse this space safely, the Moorish traveler must apply the Principle of Vibration, ensuring their digital signature remains silent and their mental frequency remains focused on the acquisition of truth rather than the distractions of the shadow. By utilizing the tools of anonymity as a shield of protection, one exercises the sovereign right to private communication, treating the network as a vast, unmapped territory where the only compass is the strict adherence to the laws of mathematics and the disciplined application of the Trivium to discern signal from noise.

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Burkina Faso is taking a bold step in the Sahel region by turning to nuclear energy to tackle its long-standing electricity shortages and reduce its dependence on fossil fuel imports. In collaboration with Russia’s state nuclear agency, Rosatom, the country has begun laying the groundwork for its first nuclear power project, marking a strategic shift in both energy policy and international alliances. This move comes as part of a broader regional alignment with neighboring Mali and Niger through the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), signaling a collective effort to strengthen energy security and sovereignty. While nuclear energy offers the promise of stable, large-scale electricity generation crucial for economic development, the path ahead is fraught with challenges—ranging from technical capacity and infrastructure readiness to security risks in a region plagued by instability. Moreover, the growing influence of Russia in the Sahel reflects deeper geopolitical shifts, as traditional Western powers retreat and new partnerships emerge to fill the void.

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Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, has long been a figure of immense influence in the tech world, but his business legacy is marred by a history of aggressive and, at times, ethically questionable practices. One of the most prominent examples comes from the 1990s when the U.S. Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft, accusing the company of maintaining a monopoly and engaging in anti-competitive practices. Gates' strategy involved leveraging Windows' dominance to crush competitors, such as Netscape, in the web browser market—a move the court deemed illegal. Behind the public image of a brilliant entrepreneur was a corporate culture that thrived on eliminating rivals through exclusivity deals, stifling innovation, and undermining open software standards. Critics have also pointed to Gates' early licensing tactics, where Microsoft would license its software only to PC manufacturers who agreed not to include competing software, effectively locking out competition. These practices helped cement Microsoft's dominance but came at the cost of fair competition and technological diversity. Though Gates has since rebranded himself as a global philanthropist, these early maneuvers reveal a shrewd businessman whose path to success was paved not just with innovation, but with hard-nosed tactics that often skirted the line of ethical business conduct.

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Past advanced civilizations weren’t primitive—they were highly sophisticated societies with knowledge that modern science is only beginning to understand. From Kemet (Ancient Egypt) to the Olmecs, Mali, Mesopotamia, Indus Valley, and Great Zimbabwe, these cultures built precise architecture aligned with celestial bodies, developed complex writing systems, medicine, law, trade networks, and spiritual sciences. They mastered agriculture, metallurgy, and mathematics without digital tools—proving advancement isn’t measured by machines but by balance with nature, mastery of self, and harmony with the cosmos. These civilizations didn’t just survive—they thrived, guided by principles of divine order, ancestral wisdom, and collective purpose. Their legacy lives on, buried under colonized narratives but etched in stone, language, and blood memory.

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Revise history to reflect Her-Story, because Kemet fed the world—spiritually, intellectually, and agriculturally. Long before Europe’s rise, the mothers and fathers of civilization in the Nile Valley birthed science, math, medicine, law, and divine order. It was the womb of Kemet, not the sword of the West, that cultivated the first universities, mapped the stars, and taught humanity to live in harmony with Ma’at—truth, balance, and reciprocity. The story has been distorted, erasing the Divine Feminine and masking Africa’s central role in shaping global civilization. But the truth remains: Kemet was the light, and that light was woman—creator, sustainer, and teacher of nations. It's time to restore Her-Story to its rightful place at the center of world history.

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The U.S. sanctions aimed at crippling China’s access to advanced semiconductor technology ended up backfiring. Instead of stalling China’s tech rise, the pressure accelerated its self-reliance. In response, China developed its own cutting-edge chips and boosted its domestic semiconductor industry—building exactly what the U.S. tried to deny them. Now, instead of depending on Western tech, China is becoming a direct competitor in critical industries, including AI, quantum computing, and chip manufacturing. The sanctions didn’t stop progress—they fueled it.

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