Rwanda special forces ain't playing games - dictatorship

[CanIDimo]

Well the thing is, either way, his moves would have benefitted us and undermined them. That's why he got taken out.

I don't buy that Gaddafi loved africans at all, but he was on the right track with his gold-backed currency plan. The dollar is not backed by anything stable. The only reason the standard unit of currency in the international markets is the dollar is that of the petrodollars, and every 1 in 3 business exchange is done by an american. And it's just convenient since America is the biggest superpower, and no other currency is a candidate, so people don't feel the need to change it. The euro is too unstable.

So if a foreign currency backed by real stable gold, then nations would drop the dollar in a second. And the usd would depreciate immediately. This is a significant threat to all the western countries because it would make them much less relevant, and african nations would have evolved very fast.

did he really think they would just watch him undermine their currency with all those advanced weaponry??

 

[CanIDimo]

Him and the Angola president’s family. That’s some emperor sht, going out of power but your all good for 2/3 more generations

the angola family's daughter is filthy rich a billionaire

 

[The alchemist]

did he really think they would just watch him undermine their currency with all those advanced weaponry??

He should have done it lowkey.

It's not really to undermine the dollar but to secure a better future for one's own. The dollar is the thing that is undermining most underdeveloped countries.

What is really undermining the west right now is Chinas infrastructure work that spans from eastern Asia to Europe, and maritime ports from Asia to Africa. The cost of this project is expected to be 8 trillion dollars. These people think very long term.

This new infrastructure will change the world completely.

 

[repo]

Who trains them?