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An Individual Citizen Cannot Protect Himself From The Powers Of Large Corporations Or External Governments. It Is The Responsibility Of The Government To Protect Its Citizens.

For Me Planting A Tree Is A Very Doable Thing. It's Not Complicated, It Doesn't Require Technology, It Doesn't Require Much Knowledge, But It Can Be A Very Important Entry Point Into Communities Understanding How They Destroy Their Own Resources, But How They Can Also Restore Those Resources, And Not Wait For Their Government Or International Agencies To Come And Help Them.

If Africa Is Left Behind, She Is Going To Continue Pumping Greenhouse Gases Into The Atmosphere, Especially Carbon. She's Going To Continue Logging The Forests, She's Going To Continue Burning Charcoal, She Is Going To Continue Practicing Agricultural Activities That Destroy The Environment, And Sooner Or Later Africa's Problem Will Become A Global Problem.

I'm Sure The Government Of Qatar Is Not Coming In To Grow Food For The People Of Kenya; It's Coming To Grow Food To Sell. If It Can Also Sell To The People Of Kenya, Well, Then Good. I Think That The Moves Can Be Helpful, But I Think That The History That Africa Knows, As I Say In My Book, Has Been A History Of Exploitation.

It's Very Important To Remain Optimistic And To See The Silver Lining In Everything You Do. Because No Matter How Sometimes Things Look Difficult, And Look Like There Is No Hope, There Is Always A Small Glimmering Of Silver Lining That Is In Everything, And I Always Look For That, And Hang On That, And Before I Know It, Another Day Comes And Is Gone.