Thanks, you made many good points. It is fairly well, (about completely), acknowledged in Africa that you cannot plop down and form of democracy. There are no long-standing institutions to base it upon. Military dictatorships work best to start. Moscow trained long-standing Sudan head, Omar al-Bashir, wrote a good piece on this but cant find it on the Internet.
South Africa is an example of pushing democracy too quickly: not good at all. Islam works best to start. They have prevailed in running backward societies for a long time. Within a short time the situation becomes very peaceful. When Gaddafi stood up at the UN and said that the Security Council is corrupt, (head of the secret non-use of nuke pact), he got a standing ovation. This was spun another way in Western news. The sudden crisis in Nigeria is because we are loosing inner control. That is why Gaddafi made his odd statement to the effect that Nigeria had better either work together or break up. Nigeria, in some respects, has been the most dynamic holding those three strong tribes together. What is developing now is that it is working together to become one large political and banking block. A real force. Thanks. m > Beautiful poem. I should not give too much away. > I have a shangaan ringtone. I felt the horse liniment > last summer, and things happened like visions before > the campfire. I know people with those names, too. > Maybe the Mao Mao were homeless squatters, the > victims of false flag ops. Maesai and pygmies have > recently been evicted, some to concentration camps, > and now the US citizens are beginning to experience > that 1920's 1930's Dust Bowl Grapes of Wrath here. > Matthew McDaniel rides his horse OR to NYC to > protest land stealing by a US-backed monarch in > Thailand. Have Sri Lankan fishermen won back > their beach villages since the hurricane(see Naomi > Klein on US wrong side there again). Bush New > Orleans. Jessica Lynch was well treated in Iraq. > Israeli apartheid and Leb Hezbollah won that Alamo. > US aggression in Somalia caused taxation by piracy. > Pat Robertson and Ibrahim Bah; blood diamonds. > > Every African nation where they have succeeded at > democracy, truth and reconciliation with or without > justice process, development, also is working against > misogyny and rape. Women's issues and enfranchisement > are moving forward in Africa, and one reason the USG > had to hang Lockerbie Pan Am 103 on Libya's Gadafi > was because Libya had equality for women and ended > exim nationalization while the US still had exim and > banking nationalized without land reform completed > yet in El Salvador or glasnost perestroika. Now we > are still backing misogyny, dictators, warlords, and > would no doubt back monarchs if Afghanistan and > Iraq had not both refused US transparent attempts > to prolong British monarchy as in Jordan and Saudi. > > It should have been obvious in Liberia in 2004 that > though cannibals, the indigenous side was the only > right side due to only fighting for enfranchisement > and an end to Afro-American imitation of southern > US plantation model and a caste system. We back > monarchs and dictators and secretly raise up the > misogynist political islamists and practice cocaine > colonialism and monocropping and a host of other > evil and stupid losers. There is no way to "win" > with any of that, except in the old British sense of > making an empire wheeze on a little longer. Old > Pat Robertson bought blood diamonds from RUF > army child hand hackers to oppose abortion as > wedge issue collapsing into empire as Bushwa > hand-maiden. > > Either we stop giving US bees patent medicine or > they die off. Then we wouldl take down trade barriers > to foreign food with melamine and pesticides and > whatever Blackwater wants to feed us at whatever > price the hidden Enron partners want to charge us > from Dubai. FEMA pointed guns at hungry and > thirsty people in New Orleans. There was no free > gas for airboats. Burning oil and a photo op for > Bush was all the dimwit losers had. > > -Bob > > --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/49029 > > >
