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Everything leads to them, the problems, the solutions

Post by DefendTheTruth » 29 Nov 2021, 15:23

How interesting is the world we live in?

Take this woman called Gayle Smith, who started her career as journalist in Africa and worked as such for over 20 years there. She built every possible connection and then in almost every issue about Africa involved since then, in this case as a decision maker of highest level.

There could be something that can bring her to the Ruandan Genocide of 1994? But anyhow the world was blamed for not stopping it, for whatever reason.

Among others, for USAID, US-National Security Council, Center for American Progress, Clinten Global Initiative, then one more time US-National Security Council as a Special Assistant to President Obama and Senior Director for Development and Democracy, then again as an Administrator of USAID (here also one more time in the institution), President of ONE-Campaign, etc.

Then now she is also someone expected to tackle COVID-19 crisis, for the same world she was making decisions for a long time:
On March 5, 2021, it was announced that Smith would be the coordinator of the global COVID response and health security at the U.S. Department of State,[2] where she will focus on COVID financing, capacity, and global efforts to distribute COVID vaccines equitably.[15] As part of this program, Smith will work on the 2021 COVAX Investment Opportunity, an approach to funding the World Health Organization's COVAX Facility, which provides vaccinations to low- and middle-income countries.[16]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gayle_Smith

Putting the same people in key positions and expecting a different outcome every time, we are fool.

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Re: Everything leads to them, the problems, the solutions

Post by DefendTheTruth » 29 Nov 2021, 15:35

They have been fighting poverty since we knew the word, but poverty is still around. This is because we (well, I have to say here) put the same people again and again in decision making positions and expect (or told to expect) a different result. We are fool.

Indeed my parents (forget about older generations) were not poor, but also didn't have much when it comes to owning wealth. They didn't even come to the idea of accumulating wealth, they just cared about what they needed to live on and they had it.

Many around them also lived the same way back then. Today, if you don't have wealth, then you are poor and if you are poor then you can't afford to live. We have a rising crime due to this simple fact, people can't afford anymore to live if they are poor and should go and steal or commit other crimes to overcome the challenge. This also fuels conflict in turn, including widespread violence like wars, terrorism and similar things.



The idea of accumulation shouldn't have been so bad, if we didn't consider how it is distributed among the citizens of the world. It is deliberatly skewed and the majority is left out or at least behind. This scheme has been brewing the major global problems we see in the world today.

To sustain such a scheme they have to put the same people again and again in the decision making positions, which would ensure its sustainability. If you don't adhere to the scheme, then you are suddenly an enemy like they did to Ethiopia recently and now the world is asking itself how this come to happen. Ethiopia was considered an ally to USA widely, before it come to an uprupt rupture before a year or so. The cause is that Abiy Ahmed, the visionary leader of the country openly said that he is not ready to adhere to the scheme they have designed and put to work for the world.

This is a natural conflict of interest and it would be naive to expect any kind of reconciliation any time soon, unless a miracle may happen.

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Re: Everything leads to them, the problems, the solutions

Post by DefendTheTruth » 29 Nov 2021, 16:16

Look at how they can create a problem, when or where there is none, then they turn around also telling (better prescribing to) us what the solution should be. You may remember the recent statement by Secretary of State, Mr. Blinken, that there should be an immediate dialog, after reporting to the world about the "deteriorating war situation in the country" and "imminent terrorist attacks" in the capital city of the nation itself. They also warned planes flying over the country airspaces.
On Saturday, the US State Department said Secretary of State Antony Blinken was concerned about escalating violence in Ethiopia and called for negotiations to address the crisis there.
https://www.thenationalnews.com/world/2 ... oy-rebels/

Now compare this staged false propaganda with what someone on the ground is telling on his part, Mr. Lawrence Freeman, who is on a visit to the country today, while I scribble this post here.



If you target civilians and their facilities, then you are indeed a terrorit, according to your own definition of the term: in my view US embassy in Addis has committed an act of terrorism and put the lives of many in danger.
ADDIS ABABA — An Ethiopian minister has thrust himself in the eye of controversy after labelling Washington’s Mission in Addis Ababa as “a terrorist that should leave the country.”
“I am writing as a proud citizen, not as a state minister of Ethiopia. US Embassy, Addis Ababa, posted one badly terrorising false information four times in five days. The target is the economy. It is trying to block commercial mobilities to and from Ethiopia by creating fake fears.
https://www.sudanspost.com/ethiopian-mi ... terrorist/

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Re: Everything leads to them, the problems, the solutions

Post by DefendTheTruth » 30 Nov 2021, 16:11

They want to fight against poverty, at least that is what they are telling us, after they also engineered a system that created poverty itself and sustaining it also with all means possible.

1% of the world's population owns 50% of the world's wealth and this is how they fight poverty. The gap of income inequality is not narrowing, rather widening with time.

Then we may ask ourselves how are they going to eradicate poverty, the available resources are not limitlessly avaliable in the world. If few are gaining more and more wealth, then there must be others, who are losing the same resources. That is why the income gap is rising, not lowering over time.


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Re: Everything leads to them, the problems, the solutions

Post by DefendTheTruth » 30 Nov 2021, 16:47

I didn't know that this letter would come the next day after my post but there is one thing I would like to highlight here, from the letter.

From the set target of 1.2 Billion doses she has delivered a "staggering" amount of 260 Million doses, what an accomplishment from the lady?
"well on our way to fulfilling President Biden's commitment..."

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