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Neely Fuller, Jr. said, "If you don't
understand white supremacy--what it is, and how it works -- everything
else that you understand will only confuse you."
Let me preface my article by saying I am not excusing Mr. Mugabe and Zanu-PF
for some of the political and economic missteps during the past 28 years,
however, this is not about Mugabe and Zanu-PF. My goal is to put Mugabe in
context. Mugabe, a man who has been demonized by the whites and the
western media, must be put into context to gain a better understanding of
the current situation in Zimbabwe.
Last week while reading The Economist magazine, I came across a very
interesting article titled, "Time for the rescue: How to help Zimbabwe, if
Robert Mugabe really gives up power at last" (The Economist, March 22-28,
2008). According to the article, Zimbabwe's rescuers would be: The West,
Afrikan run but minority controlled South Africa and Botswana, and the
global white supremacy institutions IMF, and the World Bank. What do all
these rescuers have in common? They are all controlled by Whites! And the
IMF and World Bank are nothing more than Global white supremacy
institutions that use so called foreign Aid to control the Afrikan people
and Afrika's natural resources. Of course whites want the IMF, World Bank,
and white controlled South Afrika and Botswana to come and rescue
Zimbabwe. This would be a perfect set up for Zimbabwe's former colonial
oppressors the British and the minority whites of Zimbabwe to once again
manipulate the political system and control Zimbabwe's natural
resources, especially at a time when everyone is scrambling for Afrika's
natural resources.
Until Independence, Zimbabwe's white minority had ruled Zimbabwe from 1923
to 1979. During this time the minority whites controlled politics and the
economy. Blacks were not only disenfranchised, they were also brutally
forced off their ancestral lands, creating an inequitable distribution of
land that allowed the white minorities who made up less than 1% of the
population to own more than 80% of the land.
It is easy for whites and their African agents to point the finger at Mr.
Mugabe as the sole cause of the current economic and political situation
in Zimbabwe. Since the end of white rule, led my Ian Smith, the whites in
Zimbabwe and their British and South African cousins have not been able to
bring Mr. Mugabe into submission. Let us not be fooled into believing
that Zimbabwe's so called "economic collapse" is due solely to Mr. Mugabe
and Zanu-PF mis-management of the economy, although they do bear some of
the responsibility. The root cause of Zimbabwe's collapse is due largely
to the anger of the former ruling white minority elites who felt a sense
of entitlement over Zimbabwe's economy, politics, and resources; so how
dare a black man strip them
of what they believe is rightfully theirs? How dare a black man stripe
them of land they believe is rightfully theirs, despite the fact that
blacks were murdered and forcefully taken off these lands? Once the whites
realized that they could not bring Mr. Mugabe into submission politically,
many of them fled to South Africa, Botswana, and Britain, taking with them
the country's wealth and most of the country's professional classes,
leaving behind institutions blacks were inadequately prepared to manage
due to their lack of participation during white minority rule. Once
Mugabe proved to be a formidable opponent, the Zimbabwean whites, the
British, the EU, and to a lesser extent the U.S, began engaging in
subversive political and economic activities designed to undermine Mr.
Mugabe from every possible angle. Zimbabwe's former colonial oppressors
have been using every economic and political tactic to choke the country
and force Mr. Mugabe out of power.
By stripping whites of their economic and political power over blacksand
Zimbabwe's resources, Mugabe sent a loud and clear message to the British
and the West that it had become independent, and was on a journey to
remove the vestiges of colonialism and white entitlement, and was
establishing itself as a sovereign black nation. The United States,
Britain, and the European Union have imposed what they call targeted
sanctions at President Robert Mugabe and his key supporters, and the
country as well. These involve travel bans, and restrictions on commercial
activities. Their goal is to make it so difficult economically on the
people of Zimbabwe that they will eventually cry for their European
saviors to come back in and steal the resources so they can live a better
life, even if it means not having national sovereignty. Like their
forefathers did, the Europeans and their mentally enslaved Afrikan agents
are trying their best to keep Zimbabwe in poverty until the people will
get fed up and be willing to get back on the global plantation.
This game is bigger than Mr. Mugabe. The game is about global control,
and whites want everything under their control. European nations are
starving for natural resources, and not as influential politically as they
once were, so they are now forced to compete with emerging economies for
limited resources; Because they are unable to directly exploit the mother
Continent, they have become very clever at finding other means, and any
Afrikan leader or country that stands in that way will be destroyed if not
militarily, economically, or politically. They want to control Afrika's
resources, and will gladly do everything they can, even using our own
mentally enslaved and mentally handicapped leaders and people to ensure
that the Mother Continent is kept in a perpetual state of political and
economic retardation.
Mugabe would not have anywhere near as much external support as he does on
the mother Continent if the whites' primary concern isn't only about
Zimbabwe's white minority. Most of the victims of the current "economic
collapse" are actually black Zimbabweans, but what does that matter when
all one sees and hears is a chance to indulge in "white man as victim"
posturing, and totally disregard the role these whites played in
oppressing black Zimbabweans politically, economically, and
socially?
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