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The Kissinger Report: Fear of a Black Planet!

It’s never ceases to amaze me what a moral cesspit the American administration is, but given America is a nation formed on the back of the genocide of native people, I guess no one should be surprised about their thirst for bloodshed and death. “If the root is bad, the fruit will be bad”, as a wise man once said.

Let’s face facts here, for the last 400 years Europeans have had the world shaped according to their desires. They colonised, they evangelised, their languages became prominent, and they set up the systems of trade and monetary movement. With all that said, why is it that these European systems still rely on war and violence in various guises to maintain their empires and “strategic interests”?

Taking a look at approach to sustaining a society, from a birds eye view, it seems that it isn’t sustainable and far from these colonising nations being endowed with true wealth, their prosperity is slipping away and the outward display of riches is based on debt.

Also these nations are now suffering low birth rates, and this from those so advanced in medical practices, apparently with the most healthy and clean lifestyles. How can this be happening, even after they plotted to reduce the populations of many African nations. This is what the Kissinger report states, and what many black musicians have been telling us for some time. I remember Public Enemies “Fear of a Black Planet” from 1989. White people fear being made insignificant by black people, and their unnatural fear has manifested in population control, not just in Africa, but in all the places they have colonised or invaded. But still their population is in decline? How, why?

“I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.”

Genesis 12:3

We will never be defeated! They will try, and become more devious, but the one who watches over is will prevail, while we endure.

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Cape Town: Apartheid 2.0

Beware that when the Europeans are forced to abandon one system that enabled them to have control over something valuable, whether that be people through enslavement, land through conquest, or financial systems through laws and legislation; yes beware that they always have a 2.0 system in the wings ready to continue their control and enforce dominance, just when you had hope of a change.

Think on these historical examples, the cruelty of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and enslavement, gave way to Jim Crow and Segregation, creating permanent fractures in America and imposing societal structures on people that limit their growth.

A similar thing could be said about European colonialism. Countries that gained independence from European nations like Britain, France, Germany etc, but the colonialists destroyed infrastructure as they departed, then left systems of privilege in place that smoothed the path for European people, while making the indigenous second class citizens in their own lands.

An extension of this is the financial systems, historically, always controlled by European nations and offering the best benefits to them. One one ends, such as Gold Standard through to Bretton Woods and then Floating “Fiat” currencies; the so called developing nations always disadvantaged by those who create the rules.

It’s no surprise then that South Africa, that last ghastly expression of some of the most brutal racism exemplified by the Apartheid government, should have a policy to maintain white power, just waiting on standby in the wings. Thanks to ADNC for this insightful video about what is happening in Cape Town, linking in with the secessionist plans white South African’s have for the Western Cape.

Don’t let their power rise again!

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Rockerfeller’s Eurocentric Capitalist Vampire

Some say capitalism is vampirism. The lifeblood of the system is our often underpaid labour which we use to buy “stuff”. Of course we love goods, services, technology and the apparent ease of life that the capitalist system produces. The world over capitalism seems to have largely beaten other systems like socialism and communism, although you might say that notable countries such as China, Russia, Cuba, North Korea etc still hold onto forms of economic control more rooted in those systems.

However, what we have to understand is, capitalism, at its root relies on exploitation, and the business model of the most successful companies we see feeds on corruption and a system that magnifies greed and treats the workers that build the business as expendable, manipulable resources. The debt trap, security, or even pride of status keeps us contributing to a system that is systematically designed to devalue everything except the profits it makes. Therefore the worlds resources and the people who extract them and manipulate them are slaves to a system that has us locked in a perpetual battle of labour chasing wealth while fighting off debt and scarcity.

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