by western powers, it was best on an industrial scale, on one need only visit the museums in different parts of europe. dwanda fund, how extensive the looting was. it started in honest initially through the invasions, when the portuguese came with one not only taking human beings, but they were taking the active folks. and they took those active trucks from almost all the corner needs. it is now the quote, the harold, though they are not admitted to the portuguese lutheran from getting a b solid. they noted from angola they looted from was the big and one need only visit several museums in lisbon in portugal. do appreciate the extent of diluted, but the biggest of the looters will add the british. the british started to thin the active folks of different african countries. they did so in the gone,

they went to the great ice on the kingdom and took some of the most important royal active books under of course, they did not stop there in the 1800s when they invaded, lead this kingdom of ben. then they took the same as the bronze bus of been in which i still have to be found in the british museums. they did not stop there. they went to egypt and took the great rosetta stone, which helps us to understand how the deep language could be translated in lots a day time. and they went down unit to appear on top. the top box, the tablets very significant to the fuel pin orthodox judge. and up till now, the british have been unable to concede that they did on the con event display them because they are going to see that to be suck,

read on this to appear on orthodox judge of costs has been demanding that the top books be done in uganda, they also took a lot of things from the royal houses of the baganda and the royal houses of the when you all to get data. and they went to nigeria and also took us to folks from different parts of that. well, the british of cos admittedly, the biggest or does overlook the active folks. and as a highly, as 1900 on to british museum off of that. yeah. they said the, this bill in active well should not be done to the countries where there was stolen on it is such that as recently as 1963, the 19 no to museum out was it appealed under, placed with the museum act of 1900 on $63.00, and once again it said that it shall not be done the active folks. we now know, of course, that some of the doctor for up to what dick into museums in the united states of

america. and i'm happy to report that in the month of february, the 10 different before the american museums thought i did on some of the flux to gone the i've not been looked out of active flux. why the germans, the germans did. there's a new thing in the common rooms, and they to thousands of author fucked from the cumberlands and of course transported them to germany as they did all. so, you know, maybe a way they took major out the fact of having the dusty mated. they hate a little under of costs the nama local communities, and it is instructive to note that in the month of may, the 10 to $20.00, to various fun, some of the other folks to maybe they may just not that we also don't talk about the french and the french did this in different parts of the a former colonies, mag job on this box. what dick and from what is present, they called the powwow,

what the son of god on deck and the different museums and a visit to lot knew in thought, he will tell you what was done by the french and they won not the only ones, the bad sense was still present, and when king leo ported, the 2nd of belgium took all of and created what was called the phone go 3 state, which was this personal position. he did not only created us his personal position in terms of was says in the floor on the phone, but also the ox that has been made by the people of the land. and we know that in many museums in the brass cells, they are quite a number of active folks which have been kept there and being held by these governments of europe. the question therefore, is why uh, fox,

so important to this country is and why why they noted it is now known that is for economic reasons. the reason why the british cannot allow the active, fucked up these, those to be taken back to the countries where they belong. is because the major a corruption and the functions that generate a lot of wells to the institutions. and therefore, they do not want to let them go. the argumentative, that's african countries i incapable of taking care of this out. the flux, of course, is a lame when it is not for the 5th to tell the person from whom they don't. all they are going to use the aware, but they have the chip because they have to deal with the city. they have the gumption to tell of the kind of country as we are not going through the time this. it is instructive that many off with on countries on now say that as a part of reputation, one of the things that we want done is there is done of these octave flux and also

kind of government and african countries which are the media successes of the kingdom from which these are looted, actually making great effort in terms of um, but it could be yoga approach to ensure that these other folks are done well, as i've already indicated, what the nigerian governments have done with what was stolen from bending on some of them of course being we've done some of them, i've been alone in the, under the understanding that ultimately they would be taken back to where they were taken in as in bob with there was also must've looting. that is the same us thing cause there's in baldwin, but which was 2nd by the british. and this bad is very significant to this and baldwin, peoples, and it is one that has been detained as thinking the british museum on one hopes is that it will ultimately be done. the other one that is important is of course, that is the link between the economic value of the looked at items on the poor is

to provide many of these cities across the visit. does that they have essentially because they have these other folks. and because they have this other folks, the visit that would have gone, for example, to egypt, do not visit egypt because they go to the british museum. and the question that we must ask ourselves, therefore when we are talking about the, the boot, that item is what is the loan. some approach to having them come back, not in piece meal. as we have seen, the germans do not in piece meal. as we have seen, the americans do with the lute the item that found themselves in the united states of america. not in the local. i'm a product that we have seen the butcher gays approach in terms of not enough knowledge and whether the active works in the museums in this bond or different from of so flexible,

not in the auto gun style of the british who even refused to admit that they have critical and important other folks that there was that was stolen from if you not in very luck to mind that we see the belgians approaching this issue. but in the mind that the knowledge is that this thing did not belong to the country by country approach is what is happening now. but those of us who believe that these was active folks that belong to the continent of africa, or the view that this should be on a probably which is underwritten by organizations such as the united nations on different. they also continue to where the moms are made, that these are the folks been not only they've done, but some value via tied to the video that they want displayed with a it was in london or you but we all but ourselves or by lean or bone or we several

of the museums for purposes of ensuring that when the active trucks are brought to back to the continent of africa, we create an environment where they can be kept in a mind that would be preserved for posterity. for example, if you look at the items that were already done by the americans to the shante kingdom on when or say to to who is there are some hand was receiving them. he said, our soul has redone as our soul has been restored. back to us on this things i saw significant active folks on not only on how to hide image of what the people are, but the is on the expression of the creativity and innovation. it is in that regard that we must see is the bending bones when we come put the rosetta stone,

which was stolen from egypt. we want one to find the people where civilization started on. we are saying that the writings started with 0 know if it's on been rosetta stone, is what is all going to open that though, why do they still hold it? these are the arguments that we want put forth so that when we are engaging the british museum, we are telling them you are not long enough. there was that the stone you are just starting to us that which use thoughts. and of course, when we come to the top board spots and put to not know what the tablets uh, the tablets uh, fairly significant to the pin orthodox church. it is. can see that it's in the top of the god leaves or not. that is the out of the covenant, which was the covenant between the god and the people of the faith and the seal pins, particularly the pin orthodox church, which is the custodian of these particular up of one way is requested that the

british admit, remember either they've got the tablets, the british have never admitted that they even hold them, but it is known that they do hold them on the they took them in 1800 on 68 of the famous or infamous butler. i can walk a dollar on that in the in itself is critical. full stop was this over just stalling the spirituality of the field and orthodox church. another octave for that is, was the note as we talk about, flux is the bust of creating enough for us to win enough for the daily was a great quinn in the, during the fight or on ages and is important. the bus is restored because it has a lot to do with the civilization of that period and reinforcing the fact that there was indeed block civilization in the fall of the water before it's out of by vision

. and is not my vision. when we come to the medians, we know that the germans, our lives is rep, just and remember that the germans was looked as during the video. and when do, uh, hold as a follow up before the wild war 2. when the last of the wonderful one, when the last, the fast wired well most of the territories, why then handed over to the british or the south west africa, which is now no media became i trust the 33 of the british. what is now one to and to and it was given to the belgium's of costs a comment $1.00 was given to the french on the domain, which is now been then was also given to the french but they have but method to the good that the store things, and as i've already indicated in the month of may in the 2022, they did send us some of the items. but we know that what this dollars is in the neighborhood of $40000.00 active folks. and these are estimates so that if you are

to calculate the value of the octave from that was taken from different parts of the continent of africa, some of them on the document that it would be in the trillions of united states dollars. we sometimes we quick to use as a measure, but it would be in koreans in i'm not sure if i lost or stolen from the continent of africa. it was stolen on this for the siding in museums across europe, western europe. and the time is now that western europe must admit that we what saints. and because of us seems we have repented, unreality funding, those items to the true owners. when they do that, then we can begin to relate to them from a position of genuine friendship. thank you very much. yes, t like you, brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you, you know,

show to us the show seemed wrong. just don't have to shape house because the and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the the we a top delivery house in the middle of night, road

b with the panoramic view as we also a selves. what they're, all of the british was in the corner. nice vision of africa. of course history. it tells us that the british started the exploration in the 16th century. but in the continental voc, because the activities of the british that lead to color and i vision started between 1880. and the 1900 for reasons that i've been kind of to rise us for the number one that they wanted to engage in comb us number 2 because those strategic reasons number 3, because the culture and religion number full because of personal pride. but in the quest between 1880 on the.