This is redundant thinking. It is like saying you remain who you are. In your own words, you kissed and washed the bottoms of said wazungu, and came back having failed even at that.

Something "good" happened to wazungus after the world wars. The wars changed their mindsets. They stopped fighting even among themselves and became really civil. France and Italy fought so hard so much etc.....

I quite admire the civility of wazungus. When Pope Francis came to Kenya, I went to UON for mass. The crowd was huge and pushing and shoving was pure madness. You would easily leave with a shoe and toe missing.
Then I went to Rome for Mother Teresa's canonization. There was a huge crowd but the order and civility was simply impressive. No pushing, no rushing, yaani I was impressed. Simply put, sisi nyeuthi hatuna adabu.

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Funny how you say you don't respond, in a response! I must have touch a raw nerve, if you are also unleashing multi-colored, bolded and underlined replies They Migunad you?

Good boy. This is a more civil retort, I see you can learn something.

Here's another lesson; Try and reign in your green eyed monster. Ganga yako. Focus on what you (don't) have. Going on and on about what you don't know, just exposes your weakness.