How the world bank and the IMF destroy Africa
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Fusion Reborn
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Yusuke Urameshi
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at 02:00 Am? Be my guest.
@Ausar: I don't have a direct link for the source of this image, but I've seen plenty of similar documentaries with provided evidence over the years concerning this topic. It's all out there and you'll find it if you do some research.
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ShishaMastah420
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Oh I hate it when people blame Africa's problems on other countries... Have you people ever thought that the problems of this continent persist because of the people of this continent?
How hard is it to wise up and unite and stop begging outsiders for help, specially with a continent filled with valuable resources...
Africa's number one problem is the abundance of sympathy and lack of real support given to them by outsiders,IMO at least...
How hard is it to wise up and unite and stop begging outsiders for help, specially with a continent filled with valuable resources...
Africa's number one problem is the abundance of sympathy and lack of real support given to them by outsiders,IMO at least...
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It isn't that simple.. You could compare Africa with Greece. A target by bankers to collapse their economy and make them dependent on the other european nations. Greece was helpless...but in your case, they should just organize, wise up, and fix the problem? It isn't that easy to manipulate society's boundaries in your favor. Especially when you're not in power.
Let alone, the fact that Africa has been negatively influenced by western countries for centuries.
ShishaMastah420
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Firstly you can't compare Africa to Greece, Africa is a continent filled with many valuable resources.
Secondly, i never said it was simple, it's common sense.
The way Africa is right now is like 2+2=22, when we all know that's wrong...
A country thrown into chaos can't have a well-organized government to maintain their natural resources. Greece was also thrown into chaos, which was my point to begin with.
I never claimed that you said it was simple.. don't try mind-**** others to be a smart-ass and just reply normally.
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ShishaMastah420
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Continent*
There are a few countries that retain a fairly stable Government and Economy albeit the mass amounts of corruption surrounding them though...
I wasn't necessarily referring to the continent; Africa at that point, so the correction wasn't necessary but thanks..
At the latter: True that.
Anyways, your primary point was that Africa's people should've been better organized, and more enhanced when it comes to running society's, as to prevent such large percentages of poverty and such, right? To that, I say, ..most parts of Africa weren't civilized enough like the western and eastern countries. Can't really blame it solely on their lack of organizing. Not that you said so.
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ShishaMastah420
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Noo, noo, I hope that wasn't my primary point, my primary point is the outsiders, how can you help someone or something that doesn't want to help itself?
Secondary you can say is organization.
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ShishaMastah420
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I liek turtlez.Alrighty then. Good discussion, though you could be a bit less incompetent the next time.
And who controls the world bank and IMF by the way.The rich countries have their sole monopoly in both the org.s which are countable on our fingers.It would be no wrong to say World bank is a org of 8 to 9 countries.Greediness doesnt has a limit in which the above article is a perfect example.Instead of guiding these countries who are not able to take care of themseleves for the sake of humanity, these rich nations are busy exploiting them.They recognise their role in afganistan and vietnam and try to emerge as wise leaders of the world but at the real front their fake mask is removed.
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