By Anna Von Reitz
For more than 32,000 years the Sahara Desert has scarred Africa; ever since the Great Plasma War, the sand and destruction has crept slowly across the face of Africa like a leper's lesion, and none of the so-called "great" societies have done anything or even thought about this.
Africa has thought about it --- and come up with a promising solution: the Great Green Wall, a wall of reforestation and water projects designed to stop the progress of the desertification process and start to push back against it.
Gradually, using the ancient wisdom of Terra Preta gained from South American farmers who were faced with the opposite but underlying problem of leaching of nutrients from rainforest soils, the Sahara can be rebuilt into a thriving and abundant ecosystem, first of grasslands, and later, forests.
These ancient farming methods supplemented with modern biological nutrient knowledge, use of selected fungal strains, and microorganisms applied to waste substrates, will reclaim the Sahara for animals and people and even fish.
Those who have never seen the movie, "Salmon Fishing on the Yemen" should drop a dime and spend some time and see it now.
Miracles are possible. We haven't been choosing them.
Very soon, it will become apparent that all countries have environmental problems --- maybe not the size of the Sahara, but knotty problems nonetheless. These problems demand our attention and our caring, the wisdom of former ages combined with modern science, and our action.
Not because we are Greenies or deluded by Climate Mania, but because we are dependent on the biosphere we share and the land we live on.
When the Other Europeans first came to America and wanted to buy land from the Native peoples, they were greeted with astonishment:
"We don't own the land; the land owns us." they were told.
Our bodies come from the land and they return to the land.
That should be obvious enough for everyone to observe and agree with -- and take to heart.
Follow Africa's example and begin with what you have, with what you know, right now, today, and think of things you can do to improve your life, your health, your water, and your land.
As you change your own mindset and you start thinking more positively and start perceiving the truth with more clarity, you will recognize ways that you can weigh in and build a better country and a better world.
It may be as simple and as profound as building a Great Green Wall.
Since the natural flow of energy has been restored, Africa is rapidly finding itself again, and is tackling major issues that impact the continent. It has also restored its self-respect and taken the lead in ending bureaucratic corruption and almost single-handedly taking action against the genocide in Gaza.
While other governments have stood mute, and even colluded with the evil actions of the Netanyahu regime, Africa alone has stood up and said, no, as a coalition of 54 nation-states, united in opposition, and no longer pandering to politics about issues that are fundamental to us all.
If we allow one rogue government to commit genocide and injustice, and don't oppose it, we open the door to being victims ourselves.
This is always the way it is.
If we allow one man to be enslaved, we open the door and create the possibility of all men being enslaved.
So it makes no difference what the Jews themselves suffered in other generations. They obviously learned nothing from their bitter experience and instead chose to inflict injustice and suffering in their turn, invoking racial and ethnic and religious superiority as an excuse to murder and bomb, surveil, curfew, and control, no different from their Nazi tormentors.
They make Palestinians wear green triangles instead of yellow stars.
We aren't anti-Semitic. We don't hate Jews. We hate genocide. We hate injustice. And unfortunately, the current government of Israel is promoting both, in a mindless spree of Ubermensch Thinking that has no place anywhere on Earth.
We are all mortal. We are all humble creatures made of dirt. Our own values and actions define us. There is no room, after World War II, for anyone to make the same mistakes again. And no excuse.
Perhaps it all comes down to the fact that deep in their hearts the Israelis know that they haven't come as conquerors, but as refugees; that their ancient claim to the land is not superseded by the claim of those who live on the same land now, but doesn't give them any singular hegemony, either. They are called upon to share, to be good neighbors, to humble themselves.
But no, they elect madmen and criminals, and let the madness of the Egotists begin again.
We are not standing in judgment. We have the same challenges ourselves, but we know we have this struggle against our own egos, and our own fears. We know that this is a fight we are all heir to, and we fight it every day. The Israeli people have to take up their burden of fear and ego and fight it, too.
Issued by:
Anna Maria Riezinger - Fiduciary
The United States of America
In care of: Box 520994
Big Lake, Alaska 99652
November 11th 2025
Veterans' Day
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