#istandwiththetogolese

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#MondayMeditation #MondayMotivation #FightingForDemocracy #DemandingFreedomOfChoice #IStandWithTheTogolese The world is troubled so we should be thankful for our lives and freedoms everyday because the life you complain about is only a dream for many all around the world, who are displaced, tortured, murdered, at war and fighting for basic freedoms to exist peacefully with choice. The family businesses and dynasties in politics must end in Africa and many parts of the world- if you are worthy allow the people to choose you to lead them. Unfortunately local and international media have barely reported on what is happening in Togo. The #AU, #ECOWAS #UN and the rest of the world always wait for things to escalate out of control before acknowledging there is a problem and then we scramble for solution after too many lives have been lost. We are seeing the effects of local and global complacency in South Sudan, in Syria, in Yemen, in Papua New Guinea, and in Myanmar where Aung San Suu Kyi who was once politically exiled and became a Nobel Prize winner, yet remains far too silent with too many excuses as the Rohingya people experience a modern day genocide under her watch. True Democracies are about having choices and freedom to choose the best for the nation by all of the nations citizens. The World Wide Web is named that for a reason...it's global and no one government can shut it down... #ForwardEver #OurGlobalFusion #EzRepost @eaarmah #IStandWithTHETOGOLESE WATCH. REPOST. SHARE. USE THE HASHTAG. Thank You! This nation in West Africa has taken to its streets, demanding freedom, ousting its leaders. One family has led for almost 5 decades. No more, say the Togolese. Not one day more. Freedom and the choice to elect your leaders is a Global Project. Togo, we see you. Govt banned the Internet so they made videos and invited the world to raise their voice by sharing this video. Let's raise our voices. Togo, we see you. (at Togo)