Tanzania is home to Africa’s tallest mountain and some of its bravest people. Canadians may know how to protest mandates, but it seems the Tanzanians know how to surmount them.

(Believe it or not, but that’s Africa—Mount Kilimanjaro.)

The other day, I read one of the most hopeful articles on page 10 of the latest Druthers newspaper about Africa. This report from Tanzania tells how after the (probable) assassination of their freedom-loving President, John Magufuli, “his replacement, Samia Suluhu Hassan, a female World Economic Forum attendee, set about installing the Cabal’s COVID agenda.”

The once free land soon looked like every other “new normal” country in the world: a masked police force enforcing anti-social distancing and face coverings; along with “messages from government on our mobile phones, warning us about COVID and promoting the ‘vaccine.'”

It reminds me of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. Except this time “the WHO” were the bad guys.

But just like Dr. Seuss’ classic, “after just one week, something happened. Something truly remarkable…”

If you don’t know what remarkable thing happened, you can read it here, from its original source in EClub Healthy News.

Comply not and stay sane,
—John C. A. Manley

PS One way to deal with your local masked police force may be to give them copies of my new novel. As you can see there’s a cop on the front cover. Constable Justin T. Mackenzie. He’s the villain of the story. But there’s also a good cop, Constable Yamamoto, the son of Japanese-Canadians who were thrown in internment camps during World War II. Let your police force decide who they want to emulate. You can order copies here.