, WSTNW NWH/Westchenu Nuh [Kush/Kemet: Freedom, Inebriation, i.e. Freedom
High] is
the initial, embryonic emotional euphoria which grasps a community, group or
disorganized congregation of political-economically dependent people following
the inaugural statement and foundational symbolic acts concerning their
emancipation or political-economic independence. Additionally, it is the emotional rage
exercised by a political-economically subordinated people after a widely
publicized act of state terrorism. Each
expression is a short-term psychological response which dissipates precipitously.
In the case of the act of state terrorism it dissolves or is recklessly
squandered on symbolic acts of rioting, protest marches and impotent,
rhetorical speechifying in the face of the intransigence of state
authorities. In the case of the
acquisition of national independence it is dispersed as the details of true
nation-building which provide a need for Utamaduni based original thought and
require more than imitation of the oppressor come to the fore. Needless to say
the emotional state of the , WSTNW NWH/Westchenu Nuh [Kush/Kemet: Freedom, Inebriation, i.e. Freedom High] is poor building ground on
which to base a sustained, multigenerational long-term effort of
nation-building.
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