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One thing that keeps me puzzled, despite having studied finance and
economics at the world's best universities, the following question
remains unanswered:
Why is it that 5,000 units of our currency is
worth one unit of your currency when we are the ones with the actual
gold reserves?
It's quite evident that the aid is in fact not coming from the West
to Africa, but from Africa to the Western world.
The Western world
depends on Africa in every possible way, since alternative resources
are scarce out here.
So how does the West ensure that the free aid keeps coming?
By
systematically destabilizing the wealthiest African nations and
their systems, and all that backed by huge PR campaigns, leaving the
entire world under the impression that Africa is poor and dying, and
merely surviving on the mercy of the West.
Well done,
Oxfam,
UNICEF,
Red Cross, Life Aid, and all the other
organizations that continuously run multimillion-dollar
advertisement campaigns depicting charity porn, to sustain that
image of Africa, globally.
Ad campaigns paid for by innocent people
under the impression to help with their donations.
While one hand gives under the flashing lights of cameras, the other
takes, in the shadows.
We all know the dollar is worthless, while
the euro is merely charged with German intellect and technology, and
maybe some Italian pasta.
How can one expect donations from nations
that have so little?
It's super sweet of you to come with your
colored paper in exchange for our gold and diamonds. But instead,
you should come empty-handed, filled with integrity and honor. We
want to share with you our wealth and invite you to share with us.
The perception is that a healthy and striving Africa would not
disperse its resources as freely and cheaply, which is logical.
Of
course, it would instead sell its resources at world market prices,
which in turn would destabilize and weaken Western economies,
established on the post-colonial free-meal system.
Last year, the IMF reports that six out of ten of the world's
fastest-growing economies are in Africa, measured by their GDP
growth.
The French treasury, for example, is receiving about 500
billion dollars, year in, year out, in foreign exchange reserves
from African countries based on colonial debt they forced them to
pay.
Former French president Jacques Chirac stated in an interview
recently that we have to be honest and acknowledge that a big part
of the money in our banks comes precisely from the exploitation of
the African continent.
In 2008, he stated that without Africa,
France will slide down in the rank of a Third World power.
This is
what happens in the human world, in the world we have created.
Have you ever wondered how things work in nature?
One would assume
that in evolution the fittest survive.
However, in nature, any
species that is overhunting, overexploiting the resources they
depend on as nourishment, natural selection would sooner or later
take the predator out because it offsets the balance.