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The Ancient & Current Masters – Warring & Culling as The Chosen Ones

Posted on by Helena

In true colonial fashion, French Foreign Minister, Catherine Colonna, has stated to African nations, “I wouldn’t trade off France for Russia if I were you”.   A threat?   When speaking, she is referring to the Sahel region wherein previous colonies of France have since overthrown their western Presidents having declared sovereign freedom, and sovereign freedom is NOT in the best interests of the West.  Colonna further spat that there were plenty of other countries to colonize in Africa…

In an attempt to blackmail Nigeria, Colonna promised to release $150 million of the $3-$5 billion embezzled by Nigeria’s former military ruler, Sani Abacha who died in 1998.   (With accumulated interest, the $5 billion would be worth $9 billion).  The condition of blackmail?   Don’t do business with Russia.  Why this money hasn’t been returned for 25 years is indicative of “doing business with the West”.   The US “found” $267-$323 million in a Channel Island account in 2019 and released a mere $23 million of the funds.   Did the rest of Nigeria’s money fund Ukraine?

Why must Nigeria have to spend 25 years attempting to recover its own money?

It is believed the funds are located in banks in the Bahamas, Austria, Switzerland, France, the US, Germany, Dubai, Canada and Brazil.   Seems wire transfers were in order decades ago.

Sani Abacha was a dictator of Nigeria who trained as a military officer in England before returning to Nigeria whereupon he participated in EVERY coup.     Abacha is claimed to have been poisoned by Israeli operatives in June 1998.

Abacha’s successor was Abdulsalami Abubakar.  Like his predecessor, he was trained for combat in Europe – by Germany, and was a lecturer at Chicago State University.   All were defacto western installed governments.   France owns roughly 19 countries in Africa, including Nigeria.  Britain owns 13 colonies.   The propaganda illusion is that African countries are sovereign because they are ruled by Africans –  a misnomer.   Because like the US, those in charge are simply figureheads who must act and do according to The Masters.

Israel is also well entrenched in Africa.   They predominantly import diamonds, coal and grapes from South Africa.  But of course, the vast majority of diamonds in Africa, particularly South Africa, are owned by DeBeers and not the African government.   The benefit to the people is as slave laborers.   DeBeers is a construct of Rothschild, Oppenheimer and JP Morgan.    DeBeers was restructured and ownership is under Anglo American.  They extort diamonds, copper, platinum, nickel, iron-ore and coal from Africa and sell it to wealthy governments.

This is why, despite Africa’s vast wealth of resources, the continent remains undeveloped and in a state of poverty.

ALL its wealth was co-opted in the 1800’s and early 1900’s.   Africa is not a sovereign entity.  It is only now that African states are reclaiming their land kicking out The Masters.  Which is why Colonna’s response was so incredibly spiteful.   A possible Threat.

In 2015, Sudan’s president, Omar al-Bashir, declared that the CIA and Mossad had created ISIS and Boko Haram.  The initial dual purpose was to keep Africa in a constant state of crisis while eliminating the Shia Muslims, aka Iran, Syria and Iraq.   Al-Bashir claims they are not true Muslims because their actions don’t align with Sunni Law.   Proving his point, al-Bashir claims many captured from Boko Haram were indoctrinated and have since been ‘deprogrammed’.  According to al-Bashir, the claims of torture and rape were manufactured by Israel’s propaganda mechanism… to create a monster.

Syria’s War gave us our first insight into the propaganda tools;   actors, fake scenery, fake accusations, fakery on display everywhere.   It was revealed that the CIA had a ‘green studio’ in North Carolina where much of the propaganda was created.  This has been used extensively in Ukraine, and likely Israel.

Israel claims this war is because Hamas must go.  The Economist declares – Hamas must go.   Nikki Haley declares ‘KILL EVERYBODY’ – and we forget that since 1947, Israel has fought its neighbors and Gaza in 18 WARS.   The first initiated by Ben Gurion – whose dedication to wiping out Palestinians has earned him the ‘right’ to be named after the Ben Gurion Canal being constructed via the decimation of Gaza, its infrastructure, buildings, homes, and people.

The pro-Israel argument is that there was no official recognition of Palestine, therefore it was fodder for colonization thru Israeli settlements.  Yet legal documents continually refer to Palestine, including:   League of Nations Mandate For Palestine, Oslo Accord, and even the Balfour Declaration of 1917.

Certainly ancient history is ripe with lands continually conquered.   Palestine changed hands continually from The Crusades and Muslim rule.  The US was based on British colonization as was the entirety of Europe.   Africa’s history is one of constant colonization by the West.   Colonization always created an elite class and peasants – the workers.   In America, this goal initiated by The Masters who have colonized the US via a coup, desperate to push middle class into a poverty class much like ancient history.

The Masters ‘then’ are the ancestors of The Masters ‘now’.   A cult of Barbarians that has thrived for millenniums on War.  They believe they are the only Chosen Peoples and all others are animals to be sacrificed for their gain.  The Israeli’s have declared that the Palestinians and Hamas are – animals.   Christians are – animals.  

WHO Do You Serve?

Palestinians Shunned – a reason?

Posted on by Helena

Why are Palestinians shunned?  It is not just Israel, it is everywhere in the Middle East, their brothers and sisters.  Palestinians were originally defined as people that lived along the coastline of the Mediterranean on the land that is now Israel.  They were Arab, Jewish and Christian.  Most of the Christians fled to South America.  As the Jewish people were pushed from their lands in Iraq, Syria, Iran, Lebanon, etc… they fled to ‘Israel’.  Albeit the population grew because they had nowhere else to go.  But the Palestinians have nowhere else to go now either.  No one wants them.  They are refugees everywhere.

So, why does the media concentrate only on Palestinians within Israel? There are approximately 1.3 million Palestinians in Israel, 3.3 million in Jordan, 500,000 in Chile, 430,000 in Syria, 400,000 in Lebanon, 330,000 in Saudi Arabia, 225,000 in North and South America, 44,000 in Egypt, 40,000 in Kuwait, 310,000 in ‘other Arab states, and 308,000 in ‘other countries’.

Exactly how do they fair when in their Arab brother countries?

In Jordan and Syria, most Palestinian refugees have been integrated into society; however, in Jordan, only Palestinian refugees displaced by the 1948 War have Jordanian citizenship and enjoy largely favorable treatment on par with Jordanian nationals. Refugees from the Gaza Strip who did not hold Jordanian passports at the time of their flight in 1967 have been denied citizenship and are mostly confined to the “Jerash” camp. In Syria, Palestinian refugees have not been granted citizenship but have been accorded equal treatment with Syrian nationals in almost all respects. Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have fared considerably worse; sectarian tensions and the activities of the PLO have prevented their integration into Lebanese society. The majority of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon live in UNRWA refugee camps or other unofficial camps and shelters, often in conditions of abject poverty. They face restrictions on their right to work, access to education and healthcare, and ownership of property. Only those displaced in 1948 have residency rights in Lebanon whereas all other Palestinian refugees are deemed illegal immigrants.

Outside of the Operation Areas, Palestinian refugees face even more of a precarious existence.

In Egypt, Palestinian refugees are treated as foreigners and face significant restrictions on their ability to access education, government services, and employment. Renewal of residency permits is difficult and there are reports of frequent detention of Palestinian refugees by the authorities in Egypt. Iraq, once a refuge for Palestinian refugees, has now become a country of persecution; many Palestinians were targeted in, and fled from, Iraq following the fall of the Saddam Hussein regime.

In the Gulf States, particularly Kuwait, Palestinians are treated as foreign migrant workers with no permanent residency rights.

Approximately 59% of the population reside in refugee camps:

In Gaza there are approximately 1.2 million ‘registered’ refugees.

West Bank – 740,000

Syria – 500,000

Lebanon – 450,000

Jordan – 2 million

The discrepancy in populations verses registered refugees is huge. But foreign aid is based on refugee count, not population. Which opens another topic – how much money is funnelled to the Palestinians annually? By whom? And where is it spent? Have they built schools and hospitals and industry? Have they built roads and water systems and farmed crops? Do they make clothes and build homes and temples?  Or are they a welfare state wherein they do – nothing?

We constantly talk of their ‘plight’, their losses, their poverty, their poor conditions, but what has changed since they became refugees?  Those that lived in Palestine lost their homes in 1948, they were evicted by the UK.  Nearly 60 years of ‘aid’ has absolutely nothing to show for it.  Once again, welfare produces nothing.  It doesn’t ‘lift’ people out of poverty, instead it creates even greater poverty.   There is one notable exception to Palestinian refugees.  Those that fled to Chile worked the fields, made goods, sold products – and prospered.   It was hard, damn hard, but they had no choice and so they lifted themselves up.  These Palestinians were all Christian. They took no handouts, no UNRWA funding, no governmental aid. They didn’t live in refugee camps, they are well educated and have risen above their plight.

In 1950 when aid began pouring in to the Middle East, it supported about 750,000 ‘refugees’. Today the number is 5 million and growing without restriction. All children, grandchildren down the line of eternity – are grandfathered in. It is a shambles. The one example of UNRWA schools and medical facilities for the Palestinians is in a town outside of Damascus. But we obliterated Damascus, it lies in rubble. So much for that. Syrian refugees from Palestine became refugees once again after the country was bombed and Al Nusra and ISIS took over. Most fled to Jordan where they idle in camps in dire need of attention.

No one in the camps work. They are not required to and have little to no supportive education to enable them to work. It is the supreme example of pouring money down the drain of entitlement without creating a self sufficiency of production. Sixty years worth of nothing.

But why do the Arabs hate them so much? One theory is that the Palestinians have a knack for ingratiating themselves in their host country. Perhaps out of boredom, perhaps out of a need to feel a cause, or a purpose, whatever it is, Palestinians typically find themselves on the losing side of a civil uprising whether in Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait or wherever.

Lesson: no one likes an ingratiating bully…