- Why are 23 of 54 African countries plunged into a famine
crisis?
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- ROME -- After world war II,
and with most of Europe in ruins, colonial Africa was an important a net
exporter of food to the war-ravaged continent. South African grain especially
kept the United Kingdom reasonably well-fed throughout the five war years.
However, sixty years later, the ongoing, relentless ethnic-cleansing campaign
which is called "decolonisation" shows a terminal decline of
Africa's entire agricultural infrastructure.
After sixty years of "independent rule", half of Africa can't
even feed itself and is facing massive desertification problems due to
the exceedingly poor land management and overpopulation policies of a long
line of power-hungry, self-serving African dictators.
- Throughout this so-called " independence "
drive of these "independent" African regimes, their rulers have
deliberately driven out all their efficient, food-producing ethno-Euro
farmers from all the food-exporting regions.
- It has been a relentless ethnic cleansing campaign --
Italians were cleansed from Ethiopia, Portuguese and Madeirese from Mozambique
and Angola, the French and Belgians from North Africa, Mauritius and the
Congo, the British from Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda etc.; the
Germans were cleansed from Tanzania and are now also being cleansed from
Namibia.
Meanwhile millions of Africans are also streaming into Europe, where they
are demanding to be housed, educated, fed and given equal legal treatment
on all accounts. European laws do not allow any racial discrimination in
regards to land ownership, schooling, employment, housing etc while at
the same time, European nations are also tolerating and indeed even financially
supporting Africa's relentless ethnic-cleansing campaigns of all Europeans.
- Thus ver the past sixty years, many hundreds of thousands
of ethno-Europeans have been systematically murdered, raped, assaulted
and hounded off their properties in Africa -- only because of their ethnic
origins. Fortunately, these Europeans had homelands to flee to and their
governments assisted physically in many cases in their repatriation when
they were forced to flee the ethnic-cleansing campaigns being conducted
by black Africans.
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- · Laws have meanwhile, also been created
all over Africa which deliberately bar people of European-ethnic origin
from owning land especially, including in South Africa.
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- Especially Africa's commercial farmers have suffered
under this ethnic-cleansing campaign -- and their abrupt departures over
the past sixty years have caused the collapse of the lucrative trading
networks worldwide as they and their families were being murdered from
Cairo to Cape Town.
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- The final onslaught has now been launched by the last
three African countries which still have sizeable European populations:
Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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- Mbeki of South Africa started the final phase last year.
His regime passed a large variety of laws collectively destribed as "black
economic empowerment" laws, which dramatically block the country's
3,5-million Afrikaner minority from accessing the job market and has effectively
removed their private-land ownership. He is also engaging in a deliberate
cultural cleansing campaign against the Afrikaners by changing any and
all Afrikaner names on the South African map, closing down their cultural
and educational institutions and even the Afrikaans-language radio stations.
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- South Africa's Afrikaners have lived on the continent
for the past 350 years through no choice of their own -- and they have
no other country to flee to at all. Only the best-educated Afrikaners manage
to escape from the relentless ethnic cleansing campaign which has been
mounted by the Mbeki regime.
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- Meanwhile "rich" western nations have been
financing Africa's sixty-year murder spree of all Europeans -- by providing
a never-ending stream of agricultural subsidies, millions of tonnes of
annual food-aid and billions of dollars' worth of funding the so-called
"African agricultural reform" programmes.
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- Yet with all this effort, strangely disharmonious reports
reach us from Rome in Italy this week, where a UN conference and African
leaders were blaming a wide range of problems including "violent conflicts
to Aids to locusts" on the truly odd fact that some 23 sub-Saharan
African countries are (once again) being plunged into widespread food shortages
and famine this summer.
And again, the call has gone out into the world for more free food-aid
and more donations to fund ever-more agricultural "reform" programmes
on the African continent.
Last year, southern Africa's food-aid needs had dropped to "a mere"
3-million metric tonnes of grain, and the previous year the rest of the
world dispatched four million tonnes to keep the African masses alive and
fed because their own farmers couldn't.
But once again, the United Nation's Food and Agriculture Organisation warned
this week that "millions of people would still need help."
- World leaders such as the UN's Kofi Annan and the American
Colin Powell were flown in with a large international press corps to the
latest "crisis point" and they were shown strolling in a refugee
camp in Darfur, Sudan among lines of flie-besieged African babies and their
desperate, homeless moms - survivors of the ethnic cleansing campaign being
conducted against black Africans by Arabs.
- The two world leaders expressed concern about the "insufficient
rain and violence in East Africa "-- and called on the world to feed
the suffering masses once again.
The UN warned yesterday, moreover, that Sudan "wasn't the only problem
on the continent needing emergency food aid money".
"In Somalia, the situation is very alarming as the cumulative effects
of recurrent droughts and long-running civil strife have led to severe
food insecurity," the agency said. They failed to mention the ongoing
ethnic cleansing campaign now devastating large sections of Uganda.
And then there was the "invasion of locusts causing problems in West
Africa despite good 2003 harvests:
- Actually, when the "colonial rulers" ran the
place, the locust plagues were kept under control with an ongoing eradication
programme.
- Now, the locusts are back in full flight, eating up even
the few subsistence crops African smallholders are still able to produce
- in spite of depleted soil, desertification, and the ravages of Aids.
- Central Africa is one of the best-watered places on the
planet and again enjoyed good weather this year -- but somehow its expected
cereal production had "dropped due to civil strife," the agency
said.
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- The Aids epidemic, which is spreading very rapidly from
South Africa now, were also a major problem, as well as a vaguely defined
"drought".
The sub-saharan region has suffered ten-year drought cycles for many tens
of thousands of years. But in the past 300 years, South Africa had never
had any food shortages - in spite of this drought.
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- Yet now this routine, seasonal drought is being blamed
for the now routinely-occurring annual crop failures.
The UN said Zimbabwe was especially food-insecure because of a variety
of reasons which its officials described as "poor rain, Aids and underused
farms."
These "underused farms" were of course due to Mugabe's ongoing
ethnic-cleansing campaign of his country's hard-working, English-speaking
commercial farmers.
In 2001, that tiny African country had still been an important major food
exporter although it only had 2000 commercial farmers at that time.
Now, Zimbabwe has less than 100 commercial farmers left -- and they are
still being persecuted, terrorised and hounded off their farms relentlessly
by the regime -- in spite of the growing famine conditions.
South Africa, too, is experiencing regional famines now in areas where
the country's less than 45,000 remaining Afrikaner farmers are beginning
to wage major battles against a vicious combination of heavily-armed groups
of youth militias targetting their homesteads, the country's locust-like
squatter armies landing invading their farms; and the ANC-regime's deliberate
overtaxation policies of all its excess food-producing farms.
In 1994, South Africa was the continent's largest food exporter and had
85,000 commercial farmers and a flourishing agricultural infrastructure
which kept more than 1-million people in permanent employment.
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- · To read about this ongoing ethnic cleansing
campaign targetting the Afrikaner minority, read the Great South African
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