After the World Cup, I have spent a bit of time reading the declassified US Government Documents, especially the September 2026 ones (PURSUE). A few observations (in relation to the recently re-released 'Eyes of Ghana' documentary) - America, regardless of which party is is power, prosecute a foreign policy that is rooted in the same aims. And that is a major flex we can learn from, as individual African nations - No matter how resolute an African nation's desire to remain self sufficient is, America patiently play the long game, repeating the old methods of using our own people who are unable to decide WE are more important than personal interest. - A big way in which America succeeds is by muddying the narratives, diluting the influence and impact of people it cannot control, or who have died. - The declassified files show a consistent pattern, going back as far as I was able to read, of undermining nations through their selfish leaders. This was key. It was almost impossible to frontally "attack" a nation if their own leaders did not play ball. What's my point? Please keep these four pointers in mind as you watch the movie. Especially #3. Delighted and thrilled that such a movie even exists, regardless of who executive produced it. But we need those who watch, especially Africans, to do so with an open mind. And, never forget who Nkrumah did what he did for. Us. It was always for us.