Mama Afrika, Richest Continent; Poorest Peoples! - Bond, Gavin
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Afrika, the richest continent but with the poorest peoples! This book takes you through the colonial and post colonial periods in Afrika. It is claimed Afrika is Independent; unfortunately, this is not true. Afrikan countries cannot print its own monies because the World Bank and the IMF, both controlled by the west, tell them to borrow from these organisations so these organisations, with the Bank of International Settlement, can earn interests, their profits, from these Afrikan countries. If the developed western economies are not borrowing from the World Bank, and IMF, where would these…mehr

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Afrika, the richest continent but with the poorest peoples! This book takes you through the colonial and post colonial periods in Afrika. It is claimed Afrika is Independent; unfortunately, this is not true. Afrikan countries cannot print its own monies because the World Bank and the IMF, both controlled by the west, tell them to borrow from these organisations so these organisations, with the Bank of International Settlement, can earn interests, their profits, from these Afrikan countries. If the developed western economies are not borrowing from the World Bank, and IMF, where would these banks be making their profits from? Therefore, this deceit by the developed western powers to burden Afrikan countries with debts, is a conspiracy to keep Afrikan countries from developing. By not self-sustaining, they will rely on the west for all their needs; an automatic resident market for the western powers without local competition! This is why Afrika will never be allowed to develop without a fight! Religion has also been used to brainwash the Afrikans with white saviour Jesus! This is what this book is trying to highlight. It has suggested action for a way forward for Afrika.
Autorenporträt
Born in Lagos Nigeria. Was raised in the colonial era. Travelled to the USA in 1966. Met activists like Angela Davies, Stokely Carmachael, Rap Brown, etc. Came to the UK in 1968 read Engineering, Management, and Politics. Met peoples like Fela Kuti, Bob Marley, John Smith and Tony Blair. Was an elected member of the Local Council for 8 years.