Wait a minute now!

I'm smothered into silence, compelled to listen closely to my thoughts. 

It started when I watched Dr Uma talk about the new campaign of Kamala Harris for president in the US, this had me Google some global references. 

video credit: The Art Of Dialogue

In response to this Dr Umar video my comments are; If I'm following this logic correctly: So if the US is putting forward Kamala Harris to appease India, did the UK apply the same tactic when they appointed Rishi Sunak as their prime minister...albeit the party has now plummeted from leading to an opposition party? Interestingly; the top two potential replacement candidates after Sunak are women parliamentarians of Indian descent? 🤔🤔🤔

I also reasoned: Wait, so was the Obama presidency of 2008 a way to appease Africa following the formation of BRICS in 2006? With South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria being the African superpowers, and in an attempt to counter China making headway in SA and Kenya motivated the move to fast-track a half Kenyan into the presidential seat to appease Africans? 🤔🤔



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