New Labels make discussion easier?
For the past two years, I have been searching for a word or words, not presently in use, to describe the participants of the Capitalist system, what I did not understand, is that the vocabulary that I used to oppress and control the African, is so deeply entrenched in the African community, that they can’t help playing the Democracy game with me, I need to remove the word ‘Capitalist’, from my vocabulary, we need to avoid the word ‘Illuminati’, both words carry too much baggage, thousands of pages of baggage, that protects the concept of evil, baggage that hides our real ‘bulls-eye’.
On my drive home from Soweto in October 2019, my thought process is that we need to use the tactics that the 1% of the world that own 50% of the world, used to extract their wealth, through accessing our land and minerals, we need to reverse their process, in order for us to restore our humanity and dignity, we need to reverse the process, and in my mind I decide that i need to reverse the spelling of the words involved.
The first thing I reverse, is to reverse the spelling of the word Capital, I play with the word on my tongue, it is the lovely sounding word ‘Latipac’, but how would it be defined in the dictionary, how would the world understand the word?
I find no official definition, so Latipac becomes the word that I have looked for, for nearly two years, and my definitions of the words, are already in position:
Latipac, terminology and definitions used,
Latipac: Definition: Persons or institutions that accumulate wealth, without the latipac-generators receiving an equitable share.
(Origins Cedric de la Harpe University of Knowledge)
Latipac-generator: Definition: Persons cultivated to be a slave to the Latipac, once recruited, will religiously generate wealth for the Latipac, never questioning, for fear of loosing their status, that separates the latipac-generator, from the poverty group.
(Origins Cedric de la Harpe University of Knowledge)
A Latipac-generator, in order to generate the wealth for the Latipac, had two groups, first the noncommissioned generators, they were the muscle that extracted the energy from the dark-skinned persons, and the commissioned generators, who interpreted the Latipac instruction, converted the Latipac instruction, into high-pressure reaction, this causes the abusive actions, to be celebrated by all, never is pain from the ‘crack of the whip’, or instant dismissal, reacted to by the Latipac or the Latipac-generator, as the dark-skinned labourer, is not seen to be human.
For the world to move forward, through the New Industrial Revolution, and the changing political direction, we need to discard all the labels that separate us, no longer capitalist, no longer socialist, no longer communist, all these labels were given by the ‘now European Western Capitalist’ to separate us.
The Imperialistic Colonising Powers in South Africa, used labels to draw selected people and groups towards them, in order that they would assist in the Colonisation process, the development, administration and securing of their claimed lands and mineral wealth, the black people were initially referred to as natives, and if they qualified to be part of the Imperialistic support group, the adjectives ‘christian’ ‘civilised’ ‘advanced’ were used to describe this selected tribe.
When I first settled on the label African, long before seeing the African as human, I admit that the word African, carried exactly the same attitude, that I had to the very same people, for all the different labels that I have used, over the years.
Does a white person ever use the ‘Hey You’ when addressing another white?
For the purposes of opening the minds of all our people, as outlined in pamphlet 1/02, I now label the Africa, who still lives the lifestyle of humanity, as Human,
Not many white South Africans have got close enough to challenge my ‘human’ discussions, but many of my International tourists to Taste of Africa would, they can’t believe that I never saw the dark-skinned people as humans, even them, the International tourist, believe they always saw them as human.
What I saw as being human, was as defined in the dictionary as Human-being, “a man, woman, or child of the species Homo sapiens, distinguished from other animals by superior mental development, power of articulate speech, and upright stance”.
This definition, through the inclusion of the words, ‘superior’ and ‘articulate’, placed our dark-skinned indigenous people, in the category of not being human, and therefore the labels of uncivilised and savages. There has been an effort to remove these two words in numerous Google definition sites, but the origins definitely include the ‘superior’ and ‘articulate’ adjectives, had this not been the original definition, we could never have considered the dark-skinned indigenous people as uncivilised and savages.
Cedric de la Harpe
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Cedric is available to consult with all interested structures and communities, please email him of safari@tasteofafric.co.za
For the individual who would like to experience the basis of the knowledge that has become his Human Dictate philosophy, please join us for a visit to Soweto or Alexandra; where you will get greater understanding and get closer to the Human Dictate.
Cedric and Nettie de la Harpe