Complete Course in Food and Population Control as a Weapon

SOMALIA: FAMINE FOR PROFIT AND THE EAST AFRICAN FOOD CRISIS

Nile Bowie
August 15, 2011

Few parts of the world aptly fit the description of hell better than Somalia’s crumbling capital city, Mogadishu; a nation ravaged by imperialism, domestic instability and economic sabotage from foreign forces. Parades of malnourished Africans queuing up to receive rations are trumpeted in thirty-second news pieces on most mainstream media outlets, of which offer embarrassingly insubstantial examples of journalism with little explanation for such images of unparalleled inequality, past the effects of droughts, while never missing the opportunity to highlight the threat of al-Qaeda. 

While it cannot be denied that the current droughts in East Africa, which have been reported to be the most dire in sixty years, have been negatively exacerbating the climate of food availability in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia; the mammoth aid conglomerates which ‘shake their coin cup’ for incoming donations from the predominately cash-strapped civilian populations of the ‘developed’ world and the reporting mainstream media outlets consistently fail to maturely scrutinize the basis for such economic dysfunction in East Africa, responsible for the starvation of thousands of people. 

In Somalia’s case (a nation once self sufficient in its food production), the ‘economic medicine’ of the International Monetary Fund and the behest of colossal oil robber-barrens have contributed far more devastation than droughts towards producing the images of deprived and inebriated bodies you see on television.

  • A d v e r t i s e m e n t

While a percentage of people around the world enjoy the supersized culture of fast food Globalization in our age of 3D HDTV, quadruple-decker cheese burgers and senseless commodity overproduction, three billion people or nearly half the world’s population individually sustain themselves on less than two USD per day amidst an annual surge in the global price of food, which has increased by thirty seven percent since last year. 

The loathsomely biased individuals which comprise the International Community, of whom are capable of feeding the entire African content with the loose change in their couch cushions, use today’s reports of legitimate or fabricated human rights abuses in Africa and all over the world as a pretext for exercising avenues of modern imperial conquest in the morally bankrupt pursuit of private geopolitical, economic and militarily strategic gain; this should lend serious credence to the motivations of East African aid supplied by Western Political Financial Institutions, which have contributed to the very economic genocide responsible for requiring such aid to begin with. 

The area designated as modern-day Somalia is a region believed to have produced the first Homo sapiens, who were responsible for crafting vast anthropological treasures and archeological artifacts, evidence of a highly sophisticated ancient civilization. The region once thrived as a bustling hub of commerce and lucrative international trade, Somali merchants of the time were chieftains of commercial exchange between Asia, Persia and Africa during the time of the Ming Dynasty and were even responsible for influencing Chinese linguistics during the period. Today, the people of Somalia are regarded as little more than ants at a picnic for the Intelligence Agencies and Corporate Interests that seek to occupy this strategically located area. The weapon of choice against them is man made famine.

Read the rest of this amazing breakdown, including a history of population control, the criminal consolidation of our food supply, and shocking admissions from our “leaders” regarding the absolute contempt they view humanity with, at Nile Bowie’s blog.  






 
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  1. I recently had the pleasure to meet a lovely young lady from a very small village in Africa.
    She told me some stories about her challenges living in such a small village. It is truly divine intervention that she is still alive and able to talk about what her eye’s have seen and her ear’s have bared witness. She is a remarkable young lady and I hope one day our paths will cross again.
    Although, I did not express this thought to her, I have often wondered, if the chem trails we see regularly, being sprayed above us, REALLY ARE part of a weather modification program to create rain? If it is, and it is possible to create rain, then I ask myself, why isn’t it being used in area’s of the world where it is truly needed? Like Africa? Something as simple as a drop of rain could save so many lives in that region of the world. Folks could grow their own food, feed their animals and join the new world order =)
    Once they are on their feet, rather then their backs, they could become productive members of the New Union of Commerce. All the major corporations could go to Africa and create a whole new labor market. I can go, on and on, about the positive effects of allowing the good folks in Africa, who are suffering so deeply, the wonderful miracle, of a little drop of rain. I can go on and on about the positive effects such a miracle would offer the entire world community as a whole too. Clearly, all the money in the world isn’t enough to help. Let It Rain in Africa. If we lift those who are less fortunate then we are……. UP… Then we ALL will rise. That used to be an American motto. Didn’t it, or am I remembering wrong?
    Meanwhile, the pilot’s have been spraying the skies over President Andrew Jackson’s home with a fever pitch today. I suspect we will be having more storms soon. If past experience is any indication of what is to follow, my guess is, rain within three days. Hmmm we’ll see… If they can make it rain in places like Nashville Tennessee, why won’t they LET IT RAIN in Africa so the people can grow some food?

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