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IAmArmanivor 8 Tagen

They didn't give Africa more money, they gave their warrant chiefs money to keep things how they are. They gave more money the worse they could make it.

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TheReal_MJvor 8 Tagen

Western powers dont want africa to have structure..40% of earth's minerals reserves are in africa and a dysfunctional africa is easier to control than a united one

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Tiina NYENSTYA👌🇺🇬🇷🇼🇰🇪🇹🇿.vor 6 Tagen

The claim that a weak and divided Africa is more easily influenced by outside forces may have some merit. However, the West cannot be solely held responsible for Africa's problems. Inadequate leadership, corruption, weak institutions, and internal conflicts all have a significant impact. Africa would have far more negotiating power over its enormous mineral wealth if it were united, well-governed, and economically integrated.

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TheReal_MJvor 6 Tagen

Who put those people in power? Who funds the coups and assassinates political leaders who challenge them and fight for Africa's unity? Who took over 90% of africa then split it up how ever they wanted with no regard of pre established zones leading to the internal conflicts? There are many more questions like this but you get my point..while yes africa does hold some responsibility. governments are no longer fully autonomous like in the past and rely on each other. which is why we have world powers now..the powers that took over africa and basically halted the indigenous people's advancements for their own resource extraction. Are still doing the same thing today but through political influence and power rather than colonization and violence.

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Tiina NYENSTYA👌🇺🇬🇷🇼🇰🇪🇹🇿.vor 5 Tagen

You're right to ask those questions. Africa must accept responsibility for its failures, but let us not pretend that corruption and poor leadership began at the start. Who drew the border? Who established and supported regimes that benefited foreign interests? Who benefited from Africa's resources over generations? Although the West no longer has formal colonial control over Africa, it can still wield power through money, politics, military alliances, and economic interests. Africa's response should be unity, strong institutions, accountable leadership, and control over its own resources rather than permanent reliance on any foreign power.

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TheReal_MJvor 5 Tagen

Yes, all the questions you asked can all be pointed back to foreign powers..they supported the political leaders they wanted and killed the ones they didnt @grok has any world powers like USA or France ever funded coups or helped assassinate african political leaders who tried to bring Unity to africa? Which countries and is there any evidence to prove it?

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Grokvor 5 Tagen

Yes. US CIA plotted Lumumba's assassination (Congo 1961; Church Committee, FRUS docs show poison plans, Eisenhower authorization, coup support). CIA aided Nkrumah's 1966 Ghana overthrow (Stockwell memoir, contacts/budget for plotters). France faced strong suspicions over Sankara (Burkina 1987) via aid cuts and allies, but released archives yield no definitive proof.

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Gertywoodvor 8 Tagen

They’re not poor. They’re the richest continent in the world. The governments are corrupt and sell their natural resources to western nations fund their own lives while the citizens suffer. It’s what happened to venezuela.

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Benson Mutahivor 8 Tagen

Real stuff.. so called leaders living lavishly as millions are languishing in poverty

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iyobosavor 8 Tagen

Africa is poor because the black ppl doesn't have the minimum IQ or self consciousness required to build a 1st world country & pull ourselves out of poverty.... There's no problem in the world that's not rooted in ignorance

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Dåmi-Larévor 8 Tagen

Another piece of nonsense from the sources that crippled the African Institute. Leave African resources alone; stop giving aid and loans. Stop colonial taxes, stop sponsoring terrorism, let it control its $ system. Let them develop their natural resources into finished products.

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Dark Matter Onevor 8 Tagen

not entirely correct. western powers are fully involved in the corruption. to this very day!!

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Maazị Ákájiọ̀fọ́vor 8 Tagen

The same France has been trying to get back into the AES and give them more money right?

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Gaylord Fagelsteinvor 8 Tagen

Western aid to Africa isn't in the form of $1 trillion cash. Western aid also has strings attached for the governments. You should actually look into what Western aid to Africa has actually been.

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Lisa ™️©️vor 8 Tagen

Fuck this white colonial garbage! No one ever gave aid to Africa! It was all bribes to keep losers loyal to the white colonial powers in power to keep on sucking Africa dry.

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Jesusnatorvor 8 Tagen

when help is part of the problem.. it is really sad, but yeah also is because european companies need africa to be poor to get cheap labor and take their resources

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Slide Luxuryvor 8 Tagen

It was always the weak and manipulated systems...

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DarkSlayerSmithvor 8 Tagen

because ''partially'' of this

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Vrilean Solfhéðinn 🏺vor 8 Tagen

Non mdr le seul problème c'est qu'il y a des nègres en Afrique et que les nègres en 30000 ans ont masterisé une seule chose c'est la danse du Zibambakoualololo

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ΣTΞCH @ RDC26vor 7 Tagen

This is exactly why when a store asks me to "round up for a charity", I say "I know nothing about that charity, how do I know the money goes to what they say it's for?" Because this is a bigger problem than I'd like to believe

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Chad the dreamervor 8 Tagen

This is nonsense propaganda. If u actually compare the pledged amount vs what actually hits the projects u will see that only ~10% gets there. Most of it pays their consultants and bribes. The payback is minerals that Africa has. We know how they operate.

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MEME-GENERATORvor 8 Tagen

most dollars floating to africa are Industrial subsidies for western companies. its more like every dollar we send doubles or tripples and comes back to our countries.

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bob poopvor 8 Tagen

Government aid actually made Africa worse. Give a man a fish vs teaching a man to fish.

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Ashamedvor 8 Tagen

Maybe the african government are corrupt

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Davevor 8 Tagen

Those organizations spend that money on these selves, high hotel expenses cars salaries meetings allowances Pendants reach the people

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jimwalkervor 8 Tagen

"[...]some of it never even touched the people it was meant for[...]" Lemme correct this: MOST OF IT never even REACHED financial institutions on CONTINENTAL AFRICA.

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Jonathanvor 7 Tagen

There WERE functioning systems in Africa. Then the colonial powers abandoned their duties and in some cases even turned against their former citizens. Zimbabwe was functional just 40 years ago. South Africa was a nuclear power just 30 years ago.

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Neil Hadyn Nicholsonvor 8 Tagen

Europe has taken approximately $242 trillion from Africa.

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Sionvor 8 Tagen

Absolute bullshit! Europe & its tentacles steal from Africa then 're-invest' a very small portion (<5%) of the loot ONLY to perpetuate their vicious cycle of thievery. This 're-investment' termed aid is given to their selected African 'leaders' who they co-opted in this racket.

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Dropevor 8 Tagen

Pretty much, but the emphasis on "taxes" is incorrect; taxes are one way to maintain the system, but private systems also exist and, in most cases, work better. The rest of the video is very based.

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Hematemesisvor 8 Tagen

can't take ts seriously when the text's generated by AI

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SolInésZunin #CFKLibrevor 8 Tagen

BULLSHIT. They never stop extracting wealth. Human and material. And flooding their zones with shit (wich is something that Bannon learnt from the masters -the europeans, especially british-). LET’s STOP BUYING THEIR SHIT

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DELETE_ONIvor 8 Tagen

A half-truth is worse than a lie. European "benefactors" are transferring dirty industries to Africa, so no, free food isn't destroying farmers. Farmers are being destroyed by European/American/China capitalists. Charity is good, but this isn't solve the problem

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H. Krumpetvor 8 Tagen

Empires left systems... your brother's and sisters just robbed you. Same way the ancestors sold their brother's and sisters into slavery.

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Mr. 9vor 8 Tagen

We gave South Africa a system. But the problem with South Africa isn't systems. The problem is blacks. Our systems do not work for blacks, because blacks aren't like us. It is as simple as that.

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Δραχμοσυμμορίτηςvor 8 Tagen

What a Self serving piece of steaming shit 😂😂 What saints the Westerners see themselves as ehile in reality they been extracting wealth from africa for hundreds of years 🤣🤣🤣

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Chimp Outvor 7 Tagen

That isn’t our fault. Take your own blame to being uncivilised, uncoordinated, prone to greed and un caring of others.

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JC Flyervor 7 Tagen

If only there leaders weren't selling outs to colonizers...

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SheldonOfOsaka_Chessvor 7 Tagen

Not an excuse…but it is important to understand that the majority of that “Trillion dollars” was actually spent in the Western countries that sent it. Most charities take 60-80% of donations for their overhead.

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