In Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy I wrote the following:
The public in the west has completely accepted the neo-colonial narrative that blacks (and other non-Europeans) are unable to govern themselves, that not only they must adopt western ideologies but also westerners should supervise them. The most corrupt political administrations, currently under investigation, unashamedly talk about ‘teaching’ Africa [...]
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Reason-able Talk from Zimbabwe
Posted in History, tagged Africa, dollarisation, economy, finance, globalisation, hyperinflation, media, money, propaganda, sovereignty, Zimbabwe on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Mischief on the Zambeze
Posted in History, tagged Africa, Australia, economy, finance, IMF, punitive expedition, sovereignty, Zimbabwe on March 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The latest news from Zimbabwe:
“Zimbabwe badly needs Western donors and foreign investors to rescue its economy but external help will depend on the creation of a democratic government and reforms such as reversing plans for nationalization.
Economists said if the Washington-based IMF really was looking at a package, it would be designed to force a switch [...]
High Treason in Zimbabwe
Posted in History, tagged Africa, dollar, dollarisation, economy, finance, gold, hyperinflation, money, treason, Zimbabwe on March 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The newly installed prime minister of Zimbabwe, Morgan Tsvangirai, is the worst kind of traitor; he has just surrendered the sovereign right of the people of Zimbabwe to issue money to the United States:
“Zimbabwe’s prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, has taken an important step toward establishing the new power-sharing government’s credibility by fulfilling a commitment to [...]
Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy
Posted in History, tagged Africa, central bank, economy, finance, hyperinflation, media, money, propaganda, Zimbabwe on August 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
When third world countries that had adopted the so-called ‘socialist’ system started to collapse in the seventies and early eighties they pointed to the future of the whole socialist block, they were the canary in the mine. The imported system with its western symbols and nomenclature was grafted by force on these countries’ societies, this [...]
