[Mandela was in London recently, looking decidedly “Russian” in his dress. There he was… the most famous man in the world… begging the rich countries for $50 billion in aid to Africa!!

Here in South Africa, much was made of the fact that the USA refused to write off Africa’s debt in the crazy way that Socialist Tony Blair wishes… But then… in stepped… The Lord Thy God… Nelson Mandela… and of course… America immediately saw the Goodness and Light! (Or so it was reported here).

In my book, Government By Deception (available on Amazon.com), I stated quite clearly, that in my opinion, this is a tactic aimed at getting other countries and businesses to do the work of Karl Marx himself. I pointed out how, in South Africa, Saint Mandela runs around begging for money from Microsoft and any other company he can get to.

Of course… I must not whine too much about all this money these blacks run around the world begging for, because it is all coming here. However, being honest, I merely wish to inform people overseas – that this money is all going to be wasted. I’ve said this many times, and the historical facts are there to prove it. You can write off the debt to Africa this time. And in a few years, you can write off the new debt again, and again a few years later. And I’m telling you people UP FRONT… that in 10 years or more… Africa will be POORER than it is now… EVEN IF THE WORLD COUGHTS UP THE $50 Billion and write off the debt which Mandela wants. Mark my words… You people have been warned by whites who live here and who have seen how your well-intentioned gifts are stolen, misused and generally wasted. And even if it goes where it should… The Black Africans are such that… within a few years… they will ruin whatever it was that was built with the money. All across Africa, from north to south, east to west, stand failed foreign aid projects. It is the only continent that has gone backwards since being decolonised – and I’m willing to bet that no continent has ever had as much aid as Africa.

The good intentions of foreign governments are many. The extent to which foreign nations will go to help blacks is amazing… and yet… much of it comes to naught. How many times have you seen UN and other programs to teach blacks to farm… for example? Yet… Africa is producing less and less of the food it needs.

Sometimes, the extent of foreign aid is staggering. I have a friend in Botswana, who used to do consulting work for a bank there. He told me how the German government suddenly decided that this bank needed some new computer system – and hey presto the Germans give the money (for free) to this bank to have this computer system written for it. My friend told me that these things go on all the time. Western governments are constantly trying to help blacks here and there – and they put up the hard cash. They look for all manner of excellent projects… and yet… despite all these things being done… These countries often move forward at best… at a snails pace… And the minute the Aid stops, the countries fall back into a ruin. Nothing ever lasts.

It looks to me as if people outside Africa will have to waste many, many billions before they learn the lesson that Africa is a bottomless pit. Apparently, tens of billions of dollars of stolen donor money lie in Swiss Bank Accounts. I once read that African leaders have enough money in their Swiss bank a/cs to pay off 1/3rd of Africa’s debt – but you will never see them offer to pay so much as 1 cent.

People have yet to learn that you give an inch and Africans will take a mile – In fact they will DEMAND SEVERAL MILES.

Below is an amazing article… about how the IMF is thinking of selling off enormous amounts of Gold, which might even drive the world’s Gold price down… just so as to help Africa!!!

In my book, Government by Deception, I put forward my view, that Mandela and Co were practising a new type of Communism. It works like this: The Socialists get into power and promise the populace all sorts of wonderful socialist things. But… they don’t have the means to deliver on these promises. Their decrepit socialist system can’t generate a fraction of the revenue needed for their bold and wonderful promises. But… that does not stop them… Instead they dash off (mainly) to Businessess – especially Public Companies – telling them of their “social obligations” and generating a guilt complex. They then try to get business buy-in to deliver on their Grand Socialist Schemes. So… you get Socialists… using Capitalism to do their bidding… and to subsequently keep them in power. Now the really neat part of this approach is how the Socialists can get to squirm out of their responsibilities. If the Capitalists don’t deliver the goods, then the Socialists turn around and tell the populace that it was the businesses who did not try hard enough!!!

This is diabolically brilliant… Its definitely the best form of Communism ever invented. It is a win-win situation for the Socialists all the way because they never have to deliver anything. They just make Great Bold promises… and someone else does their bidding.

The secret of this system however… lies in the fact that it is built on a guilt complex. The Poor are PERFECT. They can do no wrong. No matter how stupid, wasteful, crooked or lazy they are – this is always ignored. The fault ALWAYS lies with the Rich – no matter how generous they were in the past. They emphasise the old Communist line that the Rich are rich because they stole from the poor, and that it is sinful to make a profit, etc. But they use lovely words, and emphasise “social responsibility”, etc.

In reality… this “begging” and “promising” of things is nothing more than a new type of Communist warfare. It is really just THEFT, by another name. It is theft, but they make it sound all great and they try to co-opt you into their stupid schemes.

I believe… it is a type of WARFARE… because it is a huge drain on the resources of the givers. They do it, not only to keep themselves in power, but also to suck resources from those they hate (the Capitalists). They don’t pay for their promises… they get their ENEMIES to do it!!!

I explained my thoughts on this in detail in Government by Deception. And when I see all this write-off of Debt, on an incredible scale, I think this is just a new twist in this game.

In the very long term… however… I believe, no matter how much money they manage to con out of well-meaning businesses and people in the Western world – this money will actually achieve little. In the very long term, I hope they damage themselves. I hope banks around the world lend less and less money to Africa because the Africans will always borrow but will never repay it. I hope, in the end… everyone sees that this was just a big con job, and that all these billions were wasted. I hope, that in the end, Mandela and Co are given enough rope to hang themselves. I believe, behind those kind and sweet words, is something very insincere and downright hateful. All this talk of “the rich nations” vs the “poor nations” is just Communist Class warfare elevated to an international level. Deep down, it is really an accusation that the poor are poor because the rich stole from them. That is the non-verbal insinuation in all of this. And it is a lie. Black Africa developed at a rapid pace under Colonialism, and Colonialism, being capitalist, was self-financing and did not even need 1/1000th of the money which blacks now beg for. The growth rates of African industries under Capitalism far outstripped the growth rates achieved currently even with billions of dollars being poured into Africa annually.

This whole debt write-off, and this begging for vast sums of money must surely be the biggest scam on the planet. But how many decades will it take Western people to realise it?

Here is a sad but true article about the IMF. Jan]

IMF looks at gold sale options for debt relief
By Andrew Balls, Chris Giles and Scheherazade Daneshkhu in London
Published: February 6 2005 20:13 (124)| Last updated: February 6 2005 20:13

The International Monetary Fund is preparing a report on the potential sale of a portion of its gold reserves in a move that would help fund debt relief for poor countries but could unsettle the markets by threatening a drop in the price of gold.

Finance ministers from the Group of Seven countries, meeting in London at the weekend, asked Rodrigo Rato, IMF managing director, to make proposals to the fund’s shareholders at its April meeting.

The IMF values its store of 3,217 tonnes of gold at about $8.5bn ((130)‚(172)¬6.6bn) about a fifth of market value. Poor countries owe about $11bn to the IMF. If the IMF sold large quantities of gold, it could finance the debts owed to it by poor countries. An alternative option to be studied would be to revalue the gold in the IMF’s accounts. This would strengthen its balance sheet, against which it could then write off lending to poor countries. But this is seen as an accounting gimmick that would do nothing to free up real resources within the fund. Gordon Brown, UK chancellor, who has long supported making better use of the IMF’s gold, said the agreed move was an important step towards debt relief for poor countries, following a G7 meeting that focused on development aid and on Africa.

Gold producing countries sensitive to its price have traditionally opposed sales by the IMF, or by central banks. But Trevor Manuel, South Africa’s finance minister, told reporters that South Africa would not necessarily oppose sales, as long as the process was carefully managed. Opposition to gold sales still exists within the G7, however. John Taylor, US Treasury under-secretary for international affairs, said the US was œnot convinced that gold sales is a necessary way to do [debt relief].

Canada also opposed gold sales. Ralph Goodale, finance minister, said Canada would instead be prepared to fund its share of the poor countries’ debt. An IMF official, who declined to be named, said the fund would not make recommendations on the use of its gold for debt relief, but present the pros and cons of various options. œThis is the kind of thing the G7 has to find a consensus on and it is a political decision that will require the backing of all the IMF’s shareholders, said the insider.

US scepticism in part reflects concerns that gold sales would require congressional approval.

This might be tricky at a time when the administration is attempting to squeeze domestic programmes. The White House will unveil its budget for the 2006 fiscal year today, the official start of negotiations with Congress.

The G7 communique repeated its statement on currencies, calling for œmore flexibility in exchange rates where this was lacking notably in China.

China was a guest at the meeting. Zhou Xiaochan, central bank governor, said the renminbi was not substantially overvalued and China would follow its own timetable for moving to a more flexible regime, rather than being rushed by the G7.

Source: FT.Com
URL: http://news.ft.com/cms/s/8c757556-787a-11d9-9…/p>