Apologies - this is a little late, however still relevant:
The EU is the Union of European countries.
The AU is the Union of African countries.
Tomorrow, there will be an EU-Africa Summit in Brussels.
Now here comes how rogue the EU is.
1. The EU refused the meeting to be between EU-AU, because the EU
doesn’t want to deal with Africa as a unified continent, but each
individual states.
2. The EU sent individual invitation to each african country, then
the AU asked its members not to attend the meeting, because of the way
the EU is trying to divide and conquer.
3. The EU first refused to invite Mugabe, a democratically elected
president, but sent an invitation to the president of Egypt who is
excluded from the AU because of taking power by a coup.
4. When Many Africans sided wit Mugabe, the EU then granted him a visa, but refused to give visa to his wife to come with him.
5. When Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa expressed his
concern over the dubious methods of the EU in Africa, he got shunned.
Regardless of the fact that the AU (African Union) asked its members
states not to attend the meeting, over 40 puppets Africans president
will be tomorrow in Brussels to get instructions on how to let
multinationals loot their countries in exchanges of some gifts.
Now, you may ask, how could the EU force Africans to act against
their own interest. They can because before anything EU is a war
machine, they have guns and they can make a coup in any country when
they want. Most of the presidents are afraid to be victim of coup.
In fact, During the last 50 years 21 African presidents were Killed
in office, and since 2008 altogether 13 presidents died in office in the
world, 10 were African presidents.
Even the logo of the so called partnership shows the EU swallowing
Africa, a continent 3 times bigger than the whole Europe, and million
times richer.
Here is the propaganda website for the EU colonial pact with Africa : http://www.africa-eu-partnership.org/
They say they will open EU market 100% to african products, but … But
… Africa does not produce “anything” except exporting raw materials
(which the continent doesn’t have any problem selling anyway). In
exchange Ecowas 16 countries will open their 300 millions consumers
market 75% during the next 20 years to EU multinationals to crush the
soul out of local producers (like they are already doing in agriculture)
and kill any dream of african industrialization and economical
infrastructure building.
It’s just plain stupid deal, but to make it easy to accept by the
puppets african leaders, EU promised about 6 billions euros corruption
money (also called aid) for the local elite to get new cars, new houses,
etc.
While we were focused on the Ukrainian crisis, the EU tried to bribe
16 governments in West Africa to sign a colonial pact that will help its
multinationals to loot more Africa, and impoverish the average african.
In fact the EU succeeded to bribe about 15 governments, who were
ready to sign the so called new partnership with EU, but fortunately for
us the big Nigeria refused to sign such a deal.
I suspect the EU would prepare a coup in Nigeria soon (with the help
of France) to trow the nigerian government, and ask the new puppet to
sign the colonial pact.
Africa is not poor, Africa is constantly agressed and impoverish by Europeans.
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