Most of us have heard of Cecil Rhodes. He dominated southern Africa in the nineteenth century, exploiting her resources and subjugating her people. Africa was seen as the property of the industrial nations and politics within Africa were steered to enforce this worldview. Rhodes made his fortune as just one player in the larger global empire and dedicated his wealth to the ongoing interests of those in power. The infamous Last Will and Testament of Rhodes was dedicated to strengthening British-led control of America, to solidify global hegemony by the English-speaking world in the decades to come. The vision of many in America is multipolarism, a non-imperial worldview, but American politics has been infiltrated throughout her history with (what we may call for brevity) the Rhodes’ vision of global empire.
Many of the political bodies to spring from
the Rhodes’ school of thought include the Round Table, the Council on Foreign
Relations (CFR is dominant in America’s Biden government), Chatham House in
London, Bilderberg, the Club of Rome, the Trilateral Commission and many more.
These are influential bodies and have maintained control over other
institutions, such as the Bank of International Settlements, the World Bank,
the International Monetary Fund, and the World Economic Forum. Henry Kissinger
was a frontline advocate of Rhodes’ policies, control over the resources of
developing nations. See the Kissinger Report of 1974 (then secret) which spelt
out this policy in detail, which included ongoing subjugation of Nigeria and
her development. Today’s global climate change policies for depopulation and
non-development of nations like Nigeria, are a current expression of the
Kissinger subjugation doctrine.
The Rhodes Scholarship has been used to
train many leaders of the British Commonwealth and other nations in the
philosophy of Rhodes, which means keeping stability in the world through the
dominance of the Anglo-American alliance. A theory of economics, including the
privatisation of public assets, comparative advantage, unprotected economic
borders, austerity, speculative rather than real investment, Malthusian
modelling (negative view on resources and innovation), has kept nations
underdeveloped. Bodies like the Centre for Democracy and Development,
established in Britain and Nigeria, the National Democratic Institute, and the
International Republican Institute, become fronts for political interference,
with the pretence of advocating for democracy. Players like Stacey Abrams and Victoria
Nuland were recently dispatched to Nigeria from America, to "assist” with Nigeria’s
presidential election. Nuland was involved in the coup in Ukraine in 2014 and
architecture of the present war there. One shudders to think why Nuland was in
Nigeria.
Rhodes scholars are trained to use the
language of democracy, human rights, and environmentalism to mask their purpose,
like the recent censure of South Africa and Nigeria by the Financial Action
Task Force, for “allowing money laundering and terrorism support.” Such
punitive censure of other nations for selfish purposes is injurious to hundreds
of millions of people. Those who interfere in other nations will support known
criminals for public office, who comply with their policies. They favour thieves
because they can control them, and they falsely accuse innocent leaders who
stand for the welfare of their people, destabilise their rule, or even kill
them.
America’s real complaint against Africa is
that she is looking towards China and Russia, multipolarism, looking for African
controlled investment in energy resources, infrastructure, and industry, desperately
needed to alleviate conditions for over a billion people. Blinkin, USA
Secretary of State, was recently in South Africa to reprimand their openness to
mutually beneficial business with Russia and China. South Africa strongly
protested Blinken’s disrespect for their sovereignty. A recent meeting of
African leaders with Biden in Washington yielded nothing helpful for African
people, only further threats.
There is plenty of evidence to show who the
main money launderers really are, through the global military industrial
complex, weapons smuggling, drug trade, human/ child trafficking and
Western-led offshore banking. Currency manipulations and “colour revolutions”
orchestrated by people like America’s George Soros, lead to regime change
around the world. America and Britain repeatedly falsify dossiers to justify
war and terrorism: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, the Arab Spring, through
heavily funded organisations like the White Helmets, destroying nations and
countless lives, with terrorism and weapons spilling over into many African
nations, ruining the lives of millions of people. And yet, they point their
finger at South Africa and Nigeria, and then enforce further repression that
punishes people in the villages.
The term “globalism” refers to foreign
powers dominating the politics of weaker, resource-rich nations. The World
Economic Forum, launched by Kissinger’s trainee Klaus Schwabe, continues to
train leaders for today’s globalist society, whether political leaders, media
celebrities, business tycoons, scientists, or educationalists. Governments
around the world receive rewards for following their counsel, or serious
punitive actions against their nations for refusing. This is no different to
apartheid in South Africa, which was eventually overthrown by public pressure
from the people. But South Africa is still not free from the economic and
political coercion that controls the continent.
African nations must stand together to
defeat global hegemony, by saying “No More: We take sovereignty to our nation
and to our people and refuse attempts by those who would divide and conquer our
societies. We stand as one.” We still need to say no to Cecil Rhodes. We need
to unify our relationships and cooperation within African regions. We need to
make partnerships with nations who respect our sovereignty, wellbeing, and seek
our genuine national development. In the end, Umbutu will arise through African
power. Africans forgive. They help and serve others. They don’t go to war
against other nations. An empowered Africa is good for the world. Africans
don't follow identity politics, and largely, on the world stage, don't seek
vengeful, retributive, or counter-racist remedies. They understand grace, know
we are all sinners and are called to forgive each other genuinely, with changed
lives.
You can’t continue maintaining world
stability by subjugating other parties. It leads to unchallengeable power, with
ever increasing corruption and disregard for the lives of others. It
necessitates ever increasing lies about insecurity, health, the environment, or
food and resource supply, to keep people penned in. It’s the rule of fear,
non-thinking allegiance. Truth dies and propaganda rules in its place, locking
us in its digital prison. Over time, this subjugation must become more and more
unjust, and eventually order will break down.
You must open the world to a different set
of relationships, in which we work together for our mutual benefit. We are all
yearning for this because the yoke of subjugation is impacting the whole
planet, supressing us, so the masses can’t rise against their “masters”. We are
left with a negative worldview which has come to the end of its life: it
produces a culture of death and control. We must embrace a culture of life,
freedom, positivism, and national development, where sovereign nations work in
collaboration, sovereign alliances. It is exchanging the lie for a hope-filled
future.
Neo-conservatives will not give up their
war cries. On the left, they cry for war against Russia, on the right, they cry
for war against China. Leaders like Lincoln, Kennedy, and F D Roosevelt (possibly
Trump?), and many African, European, and Asian leaders, attempted to shun the
Rhodes’ doctrine, and walk a path of mutual development and genuine environmental
restoration. The day has come.
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