THE RISE OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT

[bluefete]

Many may not be interested in this BUT significant events are happening in Africa that we need to keep an eye on.

Burkina Faso and Namibia are leading the way in challenging the western world over its treatment of Africa.

Today, there was a global march to support the leader of Burkina Faso - Ibrahim Traore.

The USA is foaming at the mouth because it is losing control over the gold reserves of Burkina Faso.

There is talk of a united African continent that would rival anything the western world has. Of course, some major leaders would have to go first - like Nigeria.

If this comes to pass, the economic power of Africa would be amazing. Something the western would would never want to happen.

The West versus Ibrahim Traore


Why The USA Killed Gaddaffi (Libya)


Niger and French Exploitation


Democratic Republic of the Congo Caves in to the USA


Today's London march in Favour of Traore


Ibrahim Traore Working on Behalf of His People


There is so much history to be told.

[zoom rader]

I have been following very closely

[MaxPower]

When will the raping in Africa stop?

What is the excuse?

[alfa]

It seems like USA wants to undermine his leadership if not flat out overthrow him to install a puppet govt

[Redress10]

Hope Kamla paying close attention to how the US is positioning itself. Cozying up to the US may not be a good thing if it comes with exploiting our resources to their benefit.

A US visa aint worth that. We need a leader with backbone at this point of time and not one from an era that views the US as some moral actor in global affairs.

[bluefete]

It seems like USA wants to undermine his leadership if not flat out overthrow him to install a puppet govt

Absolutely correct.

[bluefete]

Why the west needs to exploit Africa.

[Morpheus]

It seems like USA wants to undermine his leadership if not flat out overthrow him to install a puppet govt

As per usual

[The_Honourable]

A few African countries kicked out the french.

1. Mali: In May 2022, the country terminated its defense deal with Paris, and the exit of 2,400 French soldiers was completed by December 2023.

2. Burkina Faso: In February 2023, the country ordered around 400 French troops to leave within a month.

3. Niger: Following the military coup on July 26, 2023, which had widespread support from the Nigerien population, France withdrew 1,500 soldiers in December 2023.

4. Central African Republic: In December 2022, a contingent of 130 French troops withdrew from the country.

[stev]

it's about time, the continent with the most natural resources taking control for it's own betterment....I hope it doesn't lead to a crab in barrel situation.........*whistles

in b4 the 35 year thread lock

[zoom rader]

When will the raping in Africa stop?

What is the excuse?

U have asked the Western countries this .

Africa has and is still raped by Western powers. Not to mention, China has now taken over.

From Slavery to present day

I mean how can you say "White South African"

[bluefete]

When will the raping in Africa stop?

What is the excuse?

U have asked the Western countries this .

Africa has and is still raped by Western powers. Not to mention, China has now taken over.

From Slavery to present day

I mean how can you say "White South African"

Excellent point Zoom. I heard that the Russians and North Koreans are, allegedly, moving in to Burkina Faso to provide security for the northern areas. .

It raises the question as to why Africa cannot control and extract its own resources after so many years. Just like T&T.

[sMASH]

Nigeria , Kenya , Rwanda, Ghana strong American influence.

Rwanda pushing m23 rebels into Congo in the drc to tske control of the minerals up north.

Kenya sent a police force to maintain order in Haiti.

Nigeria the seat of ECOWAS wanted to step into Niger, Chad, Mali and Burkina Faso to reign in the dissident states.

The RSF in sudan is uae funded, which it self is a puppet of the west , trying to capture sudan in order to get control of the red sea.


The west is losing control, they are declining in funds, they are seeing their decline and are using their last remaining power to regain thst domination.
They tried in the past with rules based order, and now that they don't have the finances any more, they hadda resort to military strength

And as the middle east shows, brutal repression and murder.

[abbow]

Countries like India, China and others have been investing in Africa a long time.....this shift would see the West obliterated from an economic standpoint.

[alfa]

Countries like India, China and others have been investing in Africa a long time.....this shift would see the West obliterated from an economic standpoint.

Could be why Trump is implementing tariffs and trying to bring back full manufacturing to America

[zoom rader]

Countries like India, China and others have been investing in Africa a long time.....this shift would see the West obliterated from an economic standpoint.

Indians have been in Africa as indentured labourers building the railway in the mid-1850s and agriculture. Nearly all stayed back to open businesses. They small fry

The exploters are Western countries, mainly France, US & China. The UK takes a back roll but pulls the strings. They make sure certain nations remain unstable.

[Dizzy28]

Traore is a military man that is there because he was part of a Coup. Man has since dissolved the Burkinabe Government and extended the transitional period from 21 months to 60 months essentially guaranteeing himself 5 years as leader wihtout an election. I think its obvious why some on here like him but he's still what he is.

Good thing nothing bad every comes out of an African country having an illegally placed dictator especially one with military ties.

[Capleton]

When Gaddafi wanted to introduce the Gold African Dinar.... It would have literally shattered the fake US petro-dollar...So....France killed him.

I spent some time in East Africa, here are my first hand take aways:

- Corruption over there on another level! Once you have $$$ you getting through.
- The Chinese and North Koreans out there doing big business. They will literally build a highway or train line or ferry system "for the people" but they literally use it to cart out the physical natural resources to their countries.
- Cost of fuel was really high, persons never filled more that a quarter tank at a time in their vehicles. They almost always switch off their cars once in traffic to save gas.
- East Africans view West Africans as more violent
- They do not like South Africans on the whole
- They love Caribbean people and Caribbean culture. Imagine hearing a random H20 Phlo song playing in a restaurant one time.
- It have so many opportunities across there. General trade is a BIG BIG BIG thing, the size of the markets are huge!
- But my biggest take away from that trip was that T&T is so blessed!!!

But again corruption across there is mind blowing. While I was there, Rwanda was the country that was making the most strides in eliminating corruption and basically putting the right measures in place to mitigate such. Not sure how it turned out though.

[bluefete]

Traore is a military man that is there because he was part of a Coup. Man has since dissolved the Burkinabe Government and extended the transitional period from 21 months to 60 months essentially guaranteeing himself 5 years as leader wihtout an election. I think its obvious why some on here like him but he's still what he is.

Good thing nothing bad every comes out of an African country having an illegally placed dictator especially one with military ties.

Military regimes do not ever end well especially if they remove the citizens right to vote.

However, if they work on behalf of the people and do not sell out their country, history might view them a little kinder.

[bluefete]

You would NEVER EVER EVER see this on Western media news.

[Dizzy28]

Traore is a military man that is there because he was part of a Coup. Man has since dissolved the Burkinabe Government and extended the transitional period from 21 months to 60 months essentially guaranteeing himself 5 years as leader wihtout an election. I think its obvious why some on here like him but he's still what he is.

Good thing nothing bad every comes out of an African country having an illegally placed dictator especially one with military ties.

Military regimes do not ever end well especially if they remove the citizens right to vote.

However, if they work on behalf of the people and do not sell out their country, history might view them a little kinder.

So you agree he is an illegal President/Dictator that has removed the Burkinabe's right to select their Government?

[bluefete]

Ghana Tells Foreign Gold Miners To Leave By April 30, 2025

[triniterribletim]

Have any of you been to Africa? I've been a couple times and I enjoyed my trips there. There is definitely an Africa that the media won't show you.

[bluefete]

Traore is a military man that is there because he was part of a Coup. Man has since dissolved the Burkinabe Government and extended the transitional period from 21 months to 60 months essentially guaranteeing himself 5 years as leader wihtout an election. I think its obvious why some on here like him but he's still what he is.

Good thing nothing bad every comes out of an African country having an illegally placed dictator especially one with military ties.

Military regimes do not ever end well especially if they remove the citizens right to vote.

However, if they work on behalf of the people and do not sell out their country, history might view them a little kinder.

So you agree he is an illegal President/Dictator that has removed the Burkinabe's right to select their Government?

Is English so hard for you to understand?

You can overthrow a government and get the full support of the western world so long as you sell out your country.

The day you look to govern on behalf of your people, you become a pariah to the western world.

[matr1x]

Right now Islamic militant groups are doing far more damage than the Americans

[Dizzy28]

Traore is a military man that is there because he was part of a Coup. Man has since dissolved the Burkinabe Government and extended the transitional period from 21 months to 60 months essentially guaranteeing himself 5 years as leader wihtout an election. I think its obvious why some on here like him but he's still what he is.

Good thing nothing bad every comes out of an African country having an illegally placed dictator especially one with military ties.

Military regimes do not ever end well especially if they remove the citizens right to vote.

However, if they work on behalf of the people and do not sell out their country, history might view them a little kinder.

So you agree he is an illegal President/Dictator that has removed the Burkinabe's right to select their Government?

Is English so hard for you to understand?

You can overthrow a government and get the full support of the western world so long as you sell out your country.

The day you look to govern on behalf of your people, you become a pariah to the western world.

You cannot govern on behalf of your people if they didn't put you there.

[bluefete]

Time for some economic realities

Mali - Agricultural Machinery Assembly Plant


Guinea - Building of Railway Line


Burkina Faso - Building of Irrigation Dam


Kenya - Building Biggest Stadium in East Africa


Burkino Faso - Building of Burkindi Business Centre in the Capital City -Ouagadougou


Burkina Faso - Burkinabes Learning A Trade

[bluefete]

You cannot govern on behalf of your people if they didn't put you there.

And this is why dictator Gaddafi was killed because he was governing for his people.

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16 Things Gaddafi Did For Libyans And Never Done Anywhere In The World, (If this is called “Dictatorship” I wonder what type of Leadership Democrats have.)
30 June 2019
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1. There was no electricity bill in Libya, electricity was free for all its citizens during Gaddafi’s reign.

2. There was no interest on loans, banks in Libya were state-owned and loans were given to all its citizens at 0% interest by law.


3. Home considered a human right in Libya – Gaddafi vowed that his parents would not get a house until everyone in Libya had a
home. Gaddafi’s father had died while him, his wife and his mother were still living in a tent during his reign.

4. All newlyweds in Libya received $60,000 Dinar (US$ 50,000 ) by the government to buy their first apartment so to help start up
the family.

5. Education and medical treatments was free in Libya. Before Gaddafi only 25% of Libyans are literate. During his reign the figure was 83%.


6. If Libyans want to take up farming career, they received farm land, a farming house, equipment, seeds and livestock to kick- start their farms – all for free.

7. If Libyans couldn’t find the education or medical facilities they need in Libya, the government used funds them to go abroad for it – not only free but they got US $2, 300/mth accommodation and car allowance.


8. In Libyan during Gaddafi reign, if a Libyan buys a car, the government subsidized 50% of the price.

9. The price of petrol in Libya is $0. 14 per liter in Gaddafi time.

10. Libya had no external debt and its reserves amounted to $150 billion – now frozen globally.

11. If a Libyan was unable to get employment after graduation the state would pay the average salary of the profession as if he or she is employed until
employment is found.

12. A portion of Libyan oil sale was, credited directly to the bank accounts of all Libyan citizens.

13. A mother who gave birth to a child received US $5 ,000

14. 40 loaves of bread in Libya costed $ 0.15 during Gaddafi’s reign.


15. 25% of Libyans had a university degree , during Gaddafi reign.

16. Gaddafi carried out the world’s largest irrigation project, known as the Great Man- Made River project, to make water readily available throughout the desert country.

If this is called “Dictatorship” I wonder what type of Leadership Democrats have.

Forgot to put the link.

https://www.zimeye.net/2019/06/30/16-th ... e_vignette

[one eye]

Excellent thread.

I am also following the uprising.

Ibrahim refused an increase in salary when he became the head of state, he chose maintain his commander salary.

Continuing what Gaddafi and Sankara started.

God bless Africa.

[bluefete]

Dizzy28: You would love this.

You cannot govern on behalf of your people if they didn't put you there.