Source: CEC Australia
Interview with Helen Edwards: Australia is a money laundering washing machine! 30 July 2019
Helen Edwards proves that Scott Morrison’s war on cash is a fraud because the Australian Government aids and abets real money laundering.
CEC Research Director Robert Barwick interviews Helen Edwards, International Money Laundering whistleblower and campaigner.
30 July 2019
Source: New China TV
Aerial view of Africa’s first electrified railway. The Chinese-built Ethiopia-Djibouti railway cuts travel time from several days to only 10 hours.
re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
July 28, 2019
President Buhari has maintained his commitment to recharging Lake Chad, which he discussed with me after he was elected to his first term as president in Mach 2015. The International Conference to ‘Save Lake Chad’ held in Abuja, (February 26-28, 2018) adopted the Transaqua inter-basin water transfer project as the preferred solution to reversing the shrinking Lake Chad and transforming the economy of the Lake Chad Basin. President Buhari has received support form the current Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, for the recharging of Lake Chad. I am certain there will be further discussion at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly in September regarding Lake Chad, and restoring economic vitality to the Lake Chad Basin.
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Africa Moving Forward With Infrastructure: Nigeria and Ethiopia
and were the millions of miners who have become ill working in South Africa`s mines, diagnosed with silicosis-induced TB or with AIDS? Is AIDS an umbrella label?
re posted from GroundUp
https://www.groundup.org.za/article/landmark-silicosis-settlement-made-order-court/
26 July 2019 By Tania Broughton
26 July 2019 – By Tania Broughton
There was a lot of “give and take” from both sides, but the settlement agreement, which has resulted in a R5 billion compensation fund for gold miners afflicted with Silicosis and TB, was as near to perfect as possible.
“In the end, some people may get less than what they could, and others more. But when you are negotiating on behalf of anything between 100,000 and 500,000 claimants, we believe we came to the best conclusion,” the Legal Resource Centre’s constitutional law expert and settlement negotiator Carina du Toit told GroundUp.
The class action was given a judicial nod in May 2016.
While all 14 mining companies applied to the Supreme Court of Appeal for leave to appeal this ruling, the big six — African Rainbow Minerals, Anglo American SA, AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields, Harmony and Sibanye-Stillwater — decided to sit around the negotiating table with the lawyers for the claimants.
“There was some urgency,” du Toit said,
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https://www.groundup.org.za/article/landmark-silicosis-settlement-made-order-court/
an exceptionally interesting talk by Christopher Monckton who advocates for sub Saharan Africa to have as many coal fired plants as possible because a severe lack of electricity is killing millions. Well worth listening to.
Source: The Lumen Fidei Institute
Climate of Genocide – How the Global Warming Religion Kills Millions.
Recorded on Saturday 24th November 2018 at the Catholic Voice conference in the Savoy Hotel, Limerick, Ireland.
Source: LaRouchePAC Videos
Jacques Cheminade on Lyndon LaRouche’s Exoneration
https://action.larouchepac.com/exonerate
Former French presidential candidate and Chairman of Solidarité et Progrès, Jacques Cheminade appeals to President Trump to exonerate Lyndon LaRouche, thereby exonerating the ideas for which LaRouche’s enemies put him in prison.
Cheminade too was the target of the intelligence hit men who railroaded LaRouche, and knows well what it means to live a life fighting a corrupt establishment who is holding a losing hand.
Source: Solidarité et Progrès
Les Gilets Jaunes, l’avant-garde révolutionnaire de la France
Le mouvement des Gilets jaunes n’est pas un simple mouvement social : il incarne dans la population française un refus clair de la mondialisation financière. Il y a désormais un avant et un après. Il est, en potentiel, le début d’un changement de paradigme, d’un monde sans oligarchie financière et celui d’une démocratie réelle. Pourvu qu’un projet positif et non oligarchique le détermine.
Conférence organisée par Solidarité et Progrès et animée par Yannick Caroff, gilet jaune 93 et militant.
Destroying South Africa`s industrial capacity is the name of the game that is being thrown at Eskom. Since the character assassination of former president Jacob Zuma both the ANC and Eskom are under attack which is because of South Africa`s role in the BRICS and its relations with China and the Belt and Road Initiative. Debilitating Eskom will destroy the country`s ability to further industrialize and therefore increase poverty. If South Africa falters it will have dire consequence for the entire southern African region and beyond.
In a recently published article for Executive Intelligence Review, authors David Cherry and Ramasimong Tsokolibane wrote:
“South Africa is being held back by the enemies of its own development and that of the continent—the banks and mining companies whose allegiance is to the British neocolonial empire. The empire had been guiding South Africa into deindustrialization for years—until President Zuma came close to breaking out, with Russian and Chinese help.”
They warned :
“If Eskom is not supported and strengthened, and its nuclear power capacity is not increased, South Africa will retard Africa’s development in all respects, railways included.”
South Africa has agreed to the Carbon Tax Act and it is now in effect as of June this year. This will mean that in 2023 Eskom will be liable for R11.5 billion, US$813 million annually.
Eskom is systematically being `down-graded` as plans are to privatize the most profitable sectors. It is being used to subsidize renewables which are far more costly than coal and especially nuclear.
Crazy economists have been saying that there is no need anymore for Eskom to even secure baseload electricity. Their reasoning being that we live in `uncertain times.` Such thinking is really genocidal.
Eskom is accused of:
producing more than 90% of South Africa’s electricity and accounts for about 42% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions
What exactly is the logic in that kind of thinking? Must Eskom be penalized for supplying electricity to the nation`s households and national industry? In the name of what? South Africans will die of poverty in far far greater numbers than they are today. Are we to sacrifice our lives and our children`s future for the sake of the planet ? Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant, it is a food for plants. And if the environmentalists cared to look, they would see that the Sahel is greening as are other arid areas around the world. They are greening due to the very slight increase in carbon dioxide which may or may not be a result of human activity.
Poverty and lack of electricity are the biggest killers in South Africa.
President Pierre Nkurunziza
Burundi may be a geographically small country but they are a giant among nations.Their most recent act of defiance against the hypocritical imperial empire was to indefinitely ban the BBC and to suspend Voice of America. The BBC called it a blow to press freedom.
The administration of President Pierre Nkurunziza is one of Africa`s most courageous governments.
Despite the embargoes placed on the country by the UN, EU and UK, President Nkurunziza`s government has done amazing things to alleviate poverty in the country and develop the economy.Burundi is a participant in the Belt and Road Initiative and are part of the transformation that the BRI will bring to the Great Lakes region through investment in the physical economy.
The sanctions against Burundi are hindering economic development and are a show of massive hypocrisy. The sanctions are imposed on the grounds of the usual `humanitarian` narrative of good governance, press freedom and human rights, a narrative which has shown itself to be shallow.
A Western backed coup very nearly deposed Nkurunziza`s government in 2016 as the country was laid seige to by the UN over alleged human rights abuses. Russia took the side of the Burundian government and thankfully the government is still in power. The popularity of Nkurunziza`s government was shown in the unfaltering support given it by the nation and the military during this shameful episode.
Burundi has withdrawn from the ICC, very few African countries have had the guts to do that.
If only the Burundian people knew how many people in the UK would cheer to know that the BBC was banned. A mandatory audio-visual liscence fee has the British tax payer paying for the state broadcaster`s propoganda and lies.
by PD Lawton, 22 July 2019
The World Health Organization recently declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo as an international health emergency. Ebola is a disease described as an haemorrhagic fever which leads to internal bleeding and worse. As it is contagious it is caused by a pathogen which presumably attacks the blood cells and weakens the cell walls causing internal bleeding. There is also the theory that the condition has been weaponized and is being used in biological warfare. There is a very high possibility that Ebola is a bioweapon.
Just last week the American House of Representatives ordered the Pentagon to reveal if the Department of Defense used insects to deliver pathogenic bioweapons between the period 1950-1975.
Pandemic hype versus real change
The last major outbreak of Ebola was in 2014 and involved the West African countries of Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.
In 2014 a Liberian national newspaper, the Daily Observer, ran an article by a Liberian doctor, Cyril E. Broderick entitled `Ebola, AIDS Manufactured by Western Pharmaceuticals, US DoD?`
The article linked the outbreak of 2014 to experiments in a laboratory in Sierra Leone .
The 2014 outbreak was accompanied by a meltdown response in America and Europe . While the Western world was temporarilly paralyzed by the threat of Ebola reaching Europe or America, it is only China that has assisted these countries with any meaningful development since. China has been assisting all three countries to develop their physical economies.
Instead of medical professionals, the Western international response was boots on the ground with 20 000 American and British soldiers deployed to the region. An aerial surveillance program came next with drones monitoring all movement.
The timing of the 2014 Ebola outbreak was questioned by many.
https://www.pambazuka.org/food-health/ebola-who-created-terrible-virus-and-why
This writer connected the Ebola outbreak at the time to the discovery of alluvial diamonds (of a particularly large size and quality) on the Liberian/ Sierra Leonean border.
https://rense.com/general96/ebomanmade.html
Along that line of thinking, the Congo had a case of Ebola Elections last year.
Ebola Elections
Elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC) took place on the 30 December having encountered numerous delays such as a fire in a warehouse which destroyed voting equipment. The elections were important as they marked the end of President Joseph Kabila`s government which had been in power since 2001 when he took over office from his father Laurent Kabila.
The first case of Ebola in this recent outbreak was reported in August 2018, just four months prior to the election date which was originally set for the 23 December.
The eastern Congo where the current ebola outbreak started and is currently situated is traditionally a UDPS ( Union for Democracy and Social Progress) stronghold. The UDPS is the party of Felix Tshiseskedi, the new president of the DRC. Felix Tshisekedi is the son of Etienne Tshisekedi who founded UDPS and was a long time opposition leader during both former president Kabila`s time and during that of Mobutu Sese Seko.
In order for Felix Tshisekedi`s win to be accepted by the West, the newly elected government had to endure a spectacular show of lies and manipulation, as Tshisekedi was not supposed to have won. Western governments were condeming the elections as rigged. Tshisekedi`s opposition candidate was Martin Fayulu who up until 2018 was not widely known either inside or outside the DRC. He is a former Exxon Mobil executive and was at the last minute, put in place of another political candidate, Moise Katumbi ,who was Washington and London`s favourite until he was barred from the election on corruption charges.
Fayulu and his handlers in London and Washington proved to be bad-losers and had the election results contested in the country`s Constitutional Court. So desperate were they to get Fayulu into a government position that the debate was started for a government of national unity to unite the supposedly divided Congolese nation.
The media, the SABC (South African State Broadcasting) were used to embroil the SADC region ( Southern African Development Community) in the Fayulu furore. They deliberately mis-quoted Lindiwe Sisulu, the South African Spokeswoman for SADC and made out that SADC were supporting the idea of a government of national unity as a solution to what was called a crisis in DRC.
The elections had been , contrary to what was being said, very well run and by and large, very peaceful. The Kabila government had done an excellent job with the entire electoral process.
Thanks to President Hage Geingob of Namibia, President Edward Lungu of Zambia and Lindiwe Sisulu this political game was stopped and it was made clear that all members of the SADC region congratulated and supported the Congolese nation and choice of government in the candidate of Felix Tshisekedi.
The inauguaration took place and more nonsence followed as a story was circulated that Tshisekedi had entered into a secret alliance with Kabila during the Geneva talks held in 2018. The story was baseless and ridiculous, it did nothing other than to undermine the country`s stability and the new presidency.
As a result of the Ebola outbreak in August 2018, restrictions were put in place within the Great Kivu region. Because of this, it was not possible for 1.2 million people to vote. Those 1.2 million voters were most likely to have voted for Tshisekedi as the region is traditionally a UDPS stronghold.
Low Intensity Wars and Electric Cars
The Great Kivu region is high altitude and volcanic, because of volcanic activity thousands of years ago the region is very rich in rare earth minerals. These are used in digital technology, computers, cell phones and electric cars. With Congo having the greatest deposits of these minerals it is cause for low intensity war to supply what will be an ever increasing demand as digital technology and electric cars are the future.
War to the region and to the Congolese is nothing new. The most conservative estimate for the number of people who have died directly as a result of warfare since 1997 and the deposing of Mobutu, is 5 million. Other figures are 8 million and higher.
One of Tshisekedi`s first acts as president was to ask for more UN assistance in stopping the armed militias of Great Kivu region. The problem is the UN presence of MONUSCO is not welcome by all or trusted by all. The greater problem may be that the entire regional economy runs on blackmarket minerals and that just about everyone is in on it.
The militia groups of which there are over 70, are security units. They run security for mining operations, either sites or routes ( logistics).
The region`s low intensity war has been ongoing since the late 1990s.In 2005 conflict escalated. This was in retaliation for a major copper mining right being handed to a Chinese firm by Joseph Kabila`s administration.
Maintaining a state of low intensity war in the DRC is a means of keeping the country destabilized and unable to proceed forward economically while socially this is a cause for discontent and division.
Keeping the Great Lakes Region (Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda and the DRC) in a constant state of destabilization has been the objective for the past three decades.These countries have all managed to now stabilize, leaving only the eastern Congo as a problem. The City of London has historically run the raw materials market for world minerals.
Current times are offering Africa ( and the world) an entirely new paradigm. China`s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is offering Africa the chance to become what it should always have been, an equal partner in the world economy and President Tshisekedi`s government is keen for the DRC to fully participate.
This outbreak of Ebola, if intentional, is a reflection of people who know they are losing. It is also a reflection that Congo`s development and participation in the BRI is urgently needed which means for many in Great Kivu, building bridges with Rwanda in words and deeds.
Footnote:
On a cautionary note there is understandable concern by many people that vaccines are harmful. It is not that vaccines per se are harmful, it is by whom and how they are manufactured. It may be reassuring for many to know that Russia have now developed an Ebola vaccine which operates on a different principle to standard vaccines.