PICTURE: CRY Africa, Minister ‘Humbly’ Kneels Before President
20 March 2017
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The picture below has gone on social media of President Lungu talking to his Minister of Livestock & Fisheries yesterday.

0 Replies to “PICTURE: CRY Africa, Minister ‘Humbly’ Kneels Before President”

  1. I kneel before my parents.
    Does that make my parents your ‘God’ (imaginary)? lol

    First of all, all intelligent minds will know that your ‘God’ IS a FOREIGN & fictitious character.
    Your unfortunate indoctrination with the FOREIGN religious rubbish of evil invaders is showing.

    Shame on you to not have liberated your mind, even as Zimbabwe has been liberated from the cruel clasp of colonialism and evil eurocentric brainwashing.

    Second, I don’t see your ‘another chair’ in the picture?
    So maybe you can manifest one for the Minister. lol

    Again, kneeling/sitting on the heels DOES NOT HAVE just one interpretation!

    And one African kneeling before another IS NOT new, nor bad!
    It goes back THOUSANDS OF YEARS to the greatest and longest running Human Civilization to ever existed on the planet — Kemet/Ancient Egypt.

  2. A ‘sign’ IS NOT reality!
    A ‘sign’, WHEN ACCURATELY INTERPRETED, is merely a representation of reality, not reality itself.

    I’m suggesting to you that your interpretation of this particular kneeling IS a wrong interpretation!

    It is clear (to those who are not brainwashed with what the ‘sign’ of kneeling can only mean) that the President is ‘seated quite low’!

    It would make for an awkward conversating if the Minister is standing over his boss, the President, that is sitting low.
    And so, it IS PRACTICAL for the Minister to sit on his heels

    Moreover, there is NOTHING WRONG for one African to kneel before another! NOTHING!

    Away with the mindset that is indoctrinated with the FOREIGN & ridiculous religious rubbish of the criminal invaders to Africa.

  3. I every society right across the world, black African included; kneeling is and has always been a sign of humbling oneself before the Lord. Even in prayer, we all kneel. You probably live on Mars; seeing you dont know this!

  4. ……but the Minister could also sit on a chair, you idiot. Why the kneeling as if he is in front of some God? You are the very people who are embarrassing the Black African race in this world – defending stupidity all the time; sies!!

  5. Why?
    Because you say so, ‘the President should have stopped him’? lol

    Why not stop YOURSELF from being an uninformed and unwise and nosy outsider? lol

    Ignorant minds make much fuss over mere kneeling primarily because of indoctrination about the posture.

    And the indoctrination is so severe for some that they cannot even BE PRACTICAL with a situation that clearly demonstrates practicality.

    The President is ‘sitting low’.
    The Minister is reaching his President and boss ON HIS LEVEL, which is achieved QUITE PRACTICALLY by kneeling.

    Stop reading into the picture your indoctrinated and preconceived notions about mere kneeling!
    And instead, be practical & smart FOR THE SITUATION AT HAND!

  6. Don’t mix up YOUR ‘curse’ with the IMAGINED ‘Black man Curse’.

    In other words, don’t project your Self-ignorance onto ‘Black Man’.
    It cannot be a curse to be THE FIRST MAN & the PRIMARY IMAGE OF THE CREATOR ON Earth!

    So you speak for yourself and YOUR ‘curse’!

    Repeat after me:

    1. ‘Kneeling is no big deal’.

    2. Problem of kneeling is merely with an INDOCTRINATED state of mind!

    If the President is ‘sitting low’, as can be seen from the picture, then a standing Minister would be ‘talking down’ while the President would be ‘talking up’, which make for INCONVENIENT conversating!

  7. You have a proper perspective.
    From the picture it is clear that the Prime Minister is ‘sitting low’.
    For the Minister to stand and ‘talk down’ would be inconvenient for both.

    People indoctrination and preconceive nonsense notion about kneeling can be so severe that they can’t make quite practical exception to their unfortunate mindset.

    As if kneeling is such a big deal, when it is no. lol

  8. No man kneels for a man in African culture. It has always been women kneeling before men. It is sad for a minister to kneel before that Lungu as if he is God. Very sad indeed. Lungu gives himself so much importance. Why do people vote for such leaders you wonder? Disgraceful because even women no longer kneel before men. Let these men kneel for each other. This shows that this fisheries minister is not man enough to take a seat and discuss his issues. Bloody coward!!

  9. Actually ‘the problem is the mentality’ of ignorant and nosy OUTSIDERS! lol

    The President is SITTING LOW!
    Instead of standing over and talking down INCONVENIENTLY, the Minister is meeting the low sitting President AT A MORE COMFORTABLE LEVEL!

    Your last sentence of Self-loathing tells why it is so easy for you to misread nonsense into a quite PRACTICAL situation. Self-hate is born of ignorance.

  10. Stop with the nonsense!
    You have zero understanding of that which are really ‘inhuman’ and ‘despicable’!

    Stop making the act of kneeling more than it really is.

    Moreover, the President is SITTING LOW!

    Would you prefer the Minister standing up and ‘TALKING DOWN’ to his boss? lol

    If BOTH are not making an issue over ‘Talking down’ or ‘Sitting Low’, STOP reading YOUR childish interpretation of the situation.
    And the situation IS open to any and all kinds of interpretation by ALL nosy outsiders.

  11. “CRY Africa, Minister ‘Humbly’ Kneels Before President”

    ‘Cry Africa’?
    Only ONE needs crying for is the one who makes a big deal out of NOTHING!

    Any African who cares to kneel before a fellow African/African authority figure IS FINE!

    From where comes the nonsense notion that kneeling is such a bad thing? lol

  12. Eish ndoda; even if he decided to kneel on his own; President Lunga should have stopped him. Personally I would hate being hero worshipped. I would rather be respected; not this. This actually reflects badly on Lunga; but like Mugabe and many other African leaders – he doesnt even see it that way. Even Ian Smith, notwithstanding his oppressive regime; he never had anyone kneeling in front of him. Even Apartheid leaders never had that from Black people. We blacks are our own oppressors. We are worse than the white colonialist masters. We are a eorld embarrassment. Shame!!

  13. The idea of this gentleman actually thinking of kneeling on his own is pathetic. That is a curse on its own. Its either he is not worth the position of a Minister and he is begging for his job.or the president is nuts. Whichever way, its a Black man Curse.

  14. I don’t like your mentality of thinking being black is a curse.Such type of thinking will not get you far .Who really knows what happened maybe this gentleman decided to kneel on his own and not by instruction .

  15. this is inhuman, despicable and shows the arrogance of some African leaders. Look at the president, there is no shame in him but the position of the MP makes Lunga proud of himself. he could not even offer the poor MP a seat. Is this the respectable way to treat your visitors even if they are your subordinates. Shame on Africa. I repeat someone else’s words. Being Black is a curse in Africa. Shame of Lunga

  16. Cream shirt, grey jacket, green longs, black shoes, blue socks haaa kana sabhuku havadaro

  17. The problem is the mentality of the African leader. Why do they encourage this kneeling before them? Why doesnt it embarrass them? It is them who should tell their subordinates to Stop it.

    Eish; being Black is a curse in this world!!