Africa is a troubled continent. From the time of the recent European Empires, it has been economically ravaged. Much has been written of the African Slave Trade, with blame for the human suffering being laid squarely at the feet of Europeans - all Europeans, not just the Ruling Class! - but as with most contemporary propaganda, the truth is somewhat different.
At the time of the Black Slave Trade, ordinary Europeans were also subjected to unspeakable horrors. There is a tendency to blame all British people for the suffering endured by the African Slaves, but this is inappropriate. Even if it was acceptable to blame people for crimes committed by their ancestors (which it is not), the Slave Owners were not Working Class people, but people from the Ruling Class and especially the financial class of banking parasites, and those who caught and enslaved them in the first place, were despotic Africans, many of whom have descendants today who still profit from the cruelty of enslaving human beings..
Those who say that the British should feel guilt and shame for the Slave Trade, conveniently forget that the same people who treated the Africans as sub-humans, also treated Working Class British and Irish people in the same way. Indentured Service, Press-ganging, Child-labour, Starvation etc were all common place in Europe, and all to the benefit of the same tyrants who raped Africa.
The Slave Trade contributed to an economic enfeebling of parts of Africa. The greed of some of the rulers was sufficient to allow them to sell their own people with no care for their welfare. This attitude was helpful to the gradual occupation of the continent by regimes based across Europe, and not just in the British Isles. In the case of Great Britain especially, it was easy for the ruling class to treat the people in their charge as less than human. It must not be forgotten that the entire class structure in the UK was created to prevent the dilution of the ruling class bloodlines with that of the lowly oppressed peasantry. The arrogance of the bourgeois mindset made the denigration of African culture, tradition and way of life, almost inevitable.
As Imperialism gave way to Globalism (the same thing but differently dressed) puppet regimes were created to administer a fake home rule in the place of open dictatorship.
Africa is rich in minerals. If the nations were ruled by and for Working Class Africans, the continent could be wholly self-sufficient. Much of the land is abundantly fertile, and there is no logical reason why anyone should go without food. In a free and Socialist world, Africa left to flourish, could be a shining example to the rest of us, and her people would have no desire to emigrate from their homelands. This natural situation is quite the reverse of the contrived reality, and this is deliberate.
The administrative division of Africa into the imperial territories paid no heed to cultural, linguistic, tribal or any other authentic natural divisions. The imperialists had as much regard for Africa as the globalists have for Europe - lines drawn on a map replaced natural territorial divisions which mattered to the people, and this crime is still having repercussions. Forcing incompatible people to live in the same space, sharing the same resources, goes against nature. Hostility is inevitable, and when the resources are so scarce that sharing with an outsider means your own kin going without even the most basic commodities, such as food, violence is not only understandable, but right. The transfer of power to servile and corrupt despots ensured that the natural wealth of Africa was kept away from the people. For the successor to imperialism, Globalism, to work, the breakdown of countries was the first stage, with the free movement of people a vital part of the plan, and nothing encourages people to move, more than to escape hardship.
In Africa, war and poverty were (indeed still are) used to drive people from their lands, and coupled with the fantasy of the European Union being a rich land which literally owes them a living, the conditions for mass migration were set.
By supporting despotic regimes which would put greed above people, the internationalists engineered the unthinkable; mass starvation in the most fertile land in the world. The best educated Africans were driven to emigrate, thus depriving their home nations of the best minds. Military hardware was poured into the continent to ensure that war was a constant danger, and of course to enrich the war manufacturers. When starvation came, the response was to televise the suffering and to ram home the propaganda that this was the fault of Europeans because centuries ago the transatlantic slavery industry had existed. Never mind that the Working Class of all races were butchered by the ruling class parasites. The SJW trots successfully used the lie of racism as a means of making people accept that people fleeing the destruction of Africa should of course be welcomed into Europe. Of course the bourgeois bastards made sure that they kept themselves away from the newcomers, proving their hatred for the Working Class both new and old.
In 1985, the images of starvation in Africa prompted the Live Aid concerts. Millions were raised to provide food and healthcare, but the underlying reasons for the starvation were not addressed; those being the greed and corruption at the heart of the regimes put in place by the corporate entities fronting for the globalised ruling class. As a result, most of the money donated by sympathetic people from across the globe, was syphoned off by the governments in Africa, and by their globalist overlords. Contrary to the vile anti-European propaganda of the SJW trots, vast numbers of Europeans contributed to the cause of helping Africans. Live Aid essentially achieved very little, and the manufactured hunger continued.
The light at the end of the tunnel came for the people of Africa with the great works of Muammar Al Gaddafi. After turning Libya into the richest nation in Africa, with the highest standard of living, and such riches as free energy for all, Gaddafi turned his attention to helping the rest of the continent. His plan to use the vast reserves of gold built up from oil sales to produce a single currency for Africa, would have freed the continent from the stranglehold of international finance. To prevent the Gold Dinar, which would have killed the hated IMF and World Bank, Libya was invaded and the potential saviour of Africa was martyred. Death and debt are big business and the capitalist menace is more than happy to murder millions to hold onto power. Sadly the treacherous Arab League are also only too happy to aid their Jewish paymasters, as they proved when they refused to help Libya; they have been equally despicable in their inaction and effective selling out of Syria.
If the Libyan plan had not been bombed into oblivion, Africa would have become self-sufficient. The exodus of Africans would have been reversed as all reasons for living outside the homeland would have faded into insignificance. This would have ended the nightmare of mass migration which has wreaked so much havoc on the ordinary people of Europe. The momentum towards self-sufficient regions would have been unstoppable, and the entire globalist criminal enterprise would have fallen. With the murder of Gaddafi, our strongest chance for freedom died in cold blood.
The irrational hatred of foreigners which has increased as a result of the mass migration from Africa (the so-called 'Syrian' 'refugees') is a part of the globalist agenda being fulfilled. Immigrants are treated as the cause of all our ills, not as victims of the globalist despots, who have been brought into our lands by our common enemy. This thinking only aids the enemy, by focusing our anger on symptoms of the problem, not the cause.
For the British Isles to be free, it is vital that we struggle for all people to be free: not in the way of open borders globalists, but as free Inter-Nationalist Socialists who respect the right of everyone to self-determination, and the sanctity of closed borders. The rape of Africa took a new turn with the American imperialist occupation spearheaded by AFRICOM. Yet again, African culture is being stamped on, war is being escalated, hunger is being spread, and more people are fleeing for the chance of any life, even a harsh one in Europe.
The Mass Migration which is crippling the NHS, the Housing and Transport Infrastructure, destroying the Green Belt and seeing Law and Order, Education and all areas of Society crumbling, is contrived. We need to see beyond the migrants to the cause of their migration. Ending the suffering of the Working Class in Africa is the only solution to the suffering of the Working Class here. Populist calls for the migrants to be sent back, which do not call for the People of Africa to become truly self-governing, are not real solutions. The longer Capitalism survives, the more all of us will suffer. We have to attack the problem, not the symptoms, and stand by our Working Class brothers and sisters worldwide in a fight to permanently destroy the global ruling class and their economic system - a system which is slavery for the twentyfirst century for everyone.
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