[Nice! I like watching the truth about Africa’s massive Post-Colonial failures spreading. Its nice seeing a book like this appearing in the USA finally.

A British expert on Africa wrote “The State of Africa” recently, which tells of 50 years of massive failure all across Africa. It is a monumental book and if you’re interested in Africa – get it.

Go and look at the next story I will post, a photo from Rhodesia showing blacks on election day, 1979… and compare what those blacks look like, when compared with Zimbabwe today… and those never-ending images of starving Ethiopians. Today, black people starve and are malnourished all across Africa… and yet, under Colonial rule, famine was virtually unknown anywhere in Africa.

As for these massive international initiatives “to end poverty”. Please, do not believe in any of that COMPLETE RUBBISH. If you believe it… then you are a total incurable moron. I have said many times it is all a trick to just suck more money out of the West. I’m telling you up front, the blacks will be EVEN POORER after 2015 after all these “efforts” to “get rid of poverty”. These Black African leaders are liars, fools and worse.

If you don’t believe me, then save away their statements and promises and read them every few months and years and you will see that I am completely right. They are pathalogical *LIARS* – the vast majority of them. They will get on TV, put a big smile on their faces and LIE THROUGH THEIR TEETH. It is a sin that they were ever put in charge of entire countries. Jan]

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The White Man’s Burden:
Why the West’s Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good
by William Easterly

In the last five decades, the U.S. and a few other developed nations have spent over $2.3 trillion on foreign aid — and yet there is shamefully little to show for it. Despite, for instance, more than a half trillion dollars poured into Africa, and one “big new idea” after another, the majority of places in which we’ve meddled the most are in fact no better off — or are even worse off — than they were before. Now, in The White Man’s Burden, William Easterly lambastes the hubris of the West’s attempts to improve the lot of the so-called “developing world”. He skewers aid agency managers such as those at the UN, International Monetary Fund, and World Bank, as well as politicians from rich countries, who propose grandiose interventions to end world poverty — such as the current UN/World Bank program to achieve the “Millennium Development Goals” by 2015 — which include so many actions and actors that it is impossible to judge success or failure. Aid agencies are therefore not held accountable for results — and spending aid money is driven instead by a lot of feel-good posturing by rich country politicians and celebrities.

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